davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-03

Some new modern cottages and some
moro urftcnunuF homes uu NtrN eaav
termH ANY member of Uur firm viii ho
pleased t0 show our properties
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-03
DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY April 1909
Modern Cottages

We are iusi compieting m modern cot-
taxes located Boz dinoreut parts of tho
city Why not have one put in your own
uame7 There are only o. few leu can
iu. and we viii GLADLY oVrlau our Easy
Method of Buying Home ou Your own
Terms. our urices ore thc lowest terms
most reasonable.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-03

NIra f.runm modern pressed brick very
.f1so n. Terms. 10 see this is 90 buy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-03

sroom modern home. very close in.
r.oepocUve business properly, good roa-
a.n Tor selling 90 sacrifice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-03

FOR UNIMPROVED FARM LAND yla
90 ST. per acre. 10 miles south Of city
a. l.. Scott. Room "a Eagle Block
The Detroit times., 1909-01-13
DATES ARE FIXED FOR
MICHIGAN STATE FAIR

LANSING. Mich, Jan. 13.-The
Michigan State Agricultural society, al
its annual meeting held yesterday
fixed the dates for the state fair as
Sept. 20 10 inclusive. Cattle will DC
permitted TO enter the grounds on
Monday owing TO the fact that me
Ohio state fair Is held the week previ
Gus.
A. j. Doherty. OF Clare was unan
imously reelected general superintend
emit, and while no formal action was
taken. IL is the understanding that the
business committee will retain James
S,ocum to look after the business Of
fairs.
In his annual address, President
Postal stated that the net profits Of
last years fair amounted to about SAL.
00O Four years ago, when he became
president. the society had an indebted
ness OF about 1926. 900, OF which $780,.
900 was original bonded Indebtedness
This has been reduced by $4,000. and
in addition Improvements aggregating
$40, 900 have been made, SO that now
the state fair plant Is easily worth
$500 600
The Detroit times., 1909-01-13
GIRLS WEDD n c
GIFTS VALUED At
100000
MISS BEATRICE is TO WE'D EARL
OF GRANARD-SAE WILL WEAR
A WHITE SATIN EMPIRE GOWN
AND A SWEET SMILE.

NEW YORK, Jan. l3.-lncluding
the 100000 left By her grandfather ID.
q. Mills, the London town house which
is TO be purchased later and the gor-
geous array of jewels, old silver and
costly bric,a- brac, II is estimated that
the wedding presents OF Miss Beatrice
Mills. whose marriage 10 the earl OF
Granard will be celebrated tomorrow
afternoon, will not fall far short OF
total value Of $500000
The ceremony will be performed by
| Bishop CuSack. in the Louis Nv. ball
room OF the Mills residence, East
/ Sixty-ninth-st.. at O'Clock in the AT
ternoon. A temporary altar has been
erected. and chairs for 250 will be
| placed in the big room.
The bride will wear white satin
empire gown. brocaded with velvet in
floral design. The long court train
will be embellished with the old point
! D'Alencon lace worn by the bride s
mother al her wedding, and the veil
OF the same lace will be held In place
| by wreath of orange blossoms.
The brides attendants will include
four little girls. daughters OF Moses
! Taylor, Courtlandt Field Bishop, Clar
ence Ii. Mackay and Col. John jacob
Astor. They will wear caps OF white
lace and white liberty satin frocks
covered with silver lace and will car
ry baskets Of pink roses.
The Hon. Donald Forbes. the Ear
of Granard's brother. will act as best
man, and the ushers will include
Messrs. Ogden l.. Mills, brother of the
bride: Ogden Mills Reid. her cousin:
L. F. Holbrook Belts. Chas. d. Wet
more and Henry Carnegie Phipps.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-13
Visit, Of Nurse Among Poor
Causes Decrease in Sickness,

LANSING. Mich, Jan. l3.-ThrougA
the regular calls OF the visiting nurse
the condition among the poor OF the
city is much improved. The nurse b.
her kindly ministrations 10 the needs
OF the sick, the instruction given as
70 sanitation, ventilation, food AMI
care has been able in many cases 10
bring about a marked improvement OF
conditions in homes which not only
prolong but in many cases are direct
causes of disease. In some instances
cases previously cared for by the
nurse are now handled almost entire.
~ by the families as a result Of the
nurses instructions.
Not only does the board OF control
notice a decrease in the amount of
sickness but physicians in the city as
well notice a marked decline OF sick.
ness among the poorer classes. which
is not caused altogether by the milder
winter
The Detroit times., 1909-01-13
RECEIVER ASKED FOR
SPRINGPORT BANK

JACKSON, Mich, Jan. ia sun
in chancery In circuit court. praying
for the appointment OF receiver Tor
the Springport State Savings bank ard
asking that the affairs Of the bank 10
wound up, has been filed by state
Banking Commissioner Zimmerman.
In his complaint, Zimmerman al.
leges that he is satisfied the capital
stock of the bank is so badly impaired
as to make an attempt TO resume bust
ness inadvisable and that by reason
OF gross irregularities in the keeping
OF the books and their uncertainty"
he is unable TO account for the fun
amount OF the shortage OF the cash.
when I'm the schedule of resources and
liabilities be places at $36 .29s.5S.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-13

and Battery Dan" were good friends.
This was when Bingham first became
commissioner At Battery Dams" re-
quest Bingham placed Firms son-in-
law. Lieut. strip, in command OF the
criminal CONT squad. and transferred
Lieut.. Walsh. now captain. To an un-
desirable precinct. This, too. after
Bingham had stated by the nine gods
OF war" that politics would no longer
rule the department. a.
But Magistrate Finn Is district
leader and known as Battery Dam y
said a reporter
What. that nice. pleasant spoken
gentlemen. Battery DAM retorted
Bingham. We'll, who would have
thought so" and strip was instantly
removed from the court squad.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-13
Digestion
And Health

An eminent Russian physician has
stated his opinion that laughter is one
Of the best means known to science
Tor the correction Of Dyspepsia, stom-
ach and nervous diseases.
Laughter, however, in dyspeptic Is
like the memory OF running brooks
and shady glens to the furnishing and
dying man lost In the desert.
IL one could but know all the causes,
reasons and origins Of dyspepsia, one
would not wonder at a half-hearted-
ness Of dyspeptic's gaiety.
There Is q ceaseless call for appetite,
food and enjoyment to a dyspeptlc,
coupled with morose, moody belief.
and knowledge that such a call is
mockery and II INDUCED in will bring
discomfort, pain and regret
Perhaps II 1t were understood that
the digestive system. including mouth,
throat and alimentary canal, embrac-
ing as 1t does the stomach, is COM
Dosed OF membraneous tissue filled
with millions of small nerves, which
control added millions OF little mouths
or suckers. Perhaps IL this were
Z known men could more comprehen.
sibly understand that to disarrange
such q system would mean indeed in.
tense physical pain.
Now suppose that this alimentary
canal Is a mass of WORKOUT, debili
fated nerves and mouths, each suffer
ing excruciating physical pain and
s discomfort, and suppose such a cana
Allied with the fumes and foul odors
and decayed food from the last meal
and one has slight idea as to the
lack of laughter Of a dyspepic
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets corn
posed OF the highest digestive ingred
ients--one grain OF a single ingredien
being capable Of digesting 5000 grains
\ OF food--relieves the alimentary cana
: Of its onerous duties, assists IL alon,
its entire length $50 feet to perform
4 its routine, imparts strength and buoy
y ancy to the stomach and gives back [,
the blood a strong. healthy nourish
ment.
Stuort's Dyspepsia Tablets are nat
ural adjuncts TO digestion. They i;
q not falsely stimulate an already weak
ened machine. but build up wher
building is needed and remove wher,
. removal is necessary.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets hav,
nothing TO conceal. Here is wha
they are made Of: Hydrastis. colder
zeal. lactose and aseptic pepsin. Fort,
thousand physicians In America an
. Canada use and prescribe them. The,
ehould be used after every hearty mea
. whether orc Is dyspeptic or not.
Every druggist carries them: pric
Soc. Send rs your name and address
and We will send you a sample pack
are free. Address r. A. Stuart Co
1SA stuart Bldg. Marshall. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-13
CONVENTION is CALLED;
NAME CANDIDATES

GRAND RAPIDS, Jan. 13.-The
state convention of the Republicans
of Michigan has been called to meet
in Grand Rapids on Friday. Feb. IL.
1909. for the purpose Of nominating
two candidates for the Office OF
justice of the supreme court. two can
didates for the Office Of regent of the
university. one candidate for the Office
of superintendent of public instruc-
ton; one candidate for the office OF
member of the state board OF educa-
ton, and six candidates for the office
of state board OF agriculture. and for
the transaction OF such other business
as many properly come before the con-
yention
The Detroit times., 1909-01-13

coal or kerosene oil for lighting oil
heating purposes which have been
adulterated or will emit combusti
BILE vapor at a temperature OF 120 de
grees or less.
Senate Aids Five Bills.
The senate added five more bills al
Tuesdays session. introduced by Col
Inns 10 amend the law relative 10 &C
tons OF ejectments; by Wetmore. pro
yiding an appropriation OF S105,695
for the northern asylum for insane 10
be used in building and for improve
ments; by Kline. amending the law
providing for the registration OF
deaths; by Wing, relating TO the liza
bility Of common carriers 10 their EN-
ployes; by Fowle, amending the act
regulating the practice OF veterinary
medicine and surgery, making total
of 10 bills in the senate up 10 date.
Under the new constitution six
members must be elected next spring
on the state board OF agriculture.
which has control OF the agricultural
college. and the alumni association o.
that institution are laying plans for
the nomination and election of two OF
its members, at least, on that board.
Judge w. l.. Carpenter is
one and James L. Monroe, of South
Haven, the other.
Their nomination will be urged az
the Republican convention in Grand
Rapids, when, IL successful, the aluII-
nj OF the state will work 10 elect
them.
Both men are advanced. not as
partisans. but because OF their high
ability and adaptibility TO looking
after the needs of the agricultural COZ
leRe
The Detroit times., 1909-01-13
Scores of Persons
Seek $4,000 Offered
For Return of Oision

MUSHROOM, Mich. Jan. 13.-Scores
OF letters are being received today
by Charles Moore Hackley from physi-
Of young HackIeys oIer TO pay s50. 900
for the return of his eyesight. The
writer's say they can restore his vi
sion. Hackley went stone blind last
summer while exploding dynamite
cartridges used for blasting tim3eIs.
He says he WOULD gladly give NJ his
fcrtune of S2000,G0U and go to work
as a common iaoorer IL he could see
sga:L. The nest eminent oCuiists liz
Europe have been consulted In vain.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-13
EIGHTEEN MARINE
ENGINEERS PUNISHED

CLEVELAND, o.. Jan. 13.-Eigh.
teen members Of the Marine Engi-
neers Benefit association have been
punished for signing contracts with
the Pittsburg Steamship Co. The
union refused to publish the names OF
the men, in order 10 avoid legal diff
ficulties: The sentences are the sus.
pension Of one engineer. the fining OF
four members 500 each. the public
reprimanding OF eight and the private
reprimanding of five. The suspended
man is said to have been active in in.
ducing others here and In Detroit 10
sign contracts in line with the open
shop policy of the vessel owners.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-13
HEALTH
THE BEST BEAuTIFIER
The surest Way Of Improving the Com
pIexion is to Keep the Internal
Organs Clean and Active. A
Few Hints Worth
Remembering.

The one thing that makes woman at =
tractive - a clear. healthy skin. Won
en- naturally give a great deal Of care
TO the complexion. and In their eager
ness to have the face appear fresh anu
young, frequently use means that rGin
the SKIN.
Cosmetics. face bleaches. washes
complexion powders do not make good
compilations. They hide defects bat
cannot remove them. A fresh. rosy
complexion comes only with a sounG
digestion. active liver. regular habits
and pure blood. Without these. healthy
skin - imuOsSible
BeeChams Piiis have been long noted
as complexion bcautiders. They act
directly on The organs OF secretion al nj
cNcrctionJ and when these act properly.
inpuritics do not come to tue surface
To find outlet, but pass out in a nat
ural WAY. The skin then clesfs ana
a supply Of pure blood tingles its way
To the cheeks, and gives them the
fresh. rosy tint SO much desired by all
womankind. Berchatn's Pills make
women beautiful by keeping them IA
good health.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-13
JUDGE ANDERSON TO
PRESIDE AT OIL TRIAL

CHICAGO. Jan. 13.-The retrial OF
the $29 100000 Standard Oil case will
be presided over by Judge Albert b
Anderson, Of Indianapolis. This has
been definitely fixed by Judge Lands
TO whom the case was remanded by
the circuit court OF appeals. He re
ceived a letter from Judge Anderson
accepting the assignment Of the case
Judge Anderson will arrive in Chicago
next Monday TO convene the court and
set the case for trial.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-13
MEN WIN IN FIGHT
AGAINST D. AND r. G.

DENVER. Jan. 13.-After a two
days conference between the officials
OF the Denver & Rio Grande and rep
resentatives Of their striking shopmen
who went out 10 months ago. an annie
able settlement was reached. Both
sides made concessions but the men
gained their main object to force the
company 10 employ them under con
tract
The Detroit times., 1909-01-13
Man Dies as Result
Of S4vaiioDlng HIS
Set of False Teeth

SIOUX CITY, Ia. Jan. 13.-Liying
in excruciating pain for five days at
ter swallowing his false teeth. Harry
Pratt. an express messenger employed
by the Illinois Central railroad. died
today in local hospital.
Physicians performed an operation
but were unable TO locate the molars.
His body will be taken to his former
home In Monroe, Wis. and from there
inferred In its last resting place.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-13
IVlRhERWANTSU.S.
SENATORS NAMED
BY PEOPLE
,HE HAS AMBITION TO ENTER
SENATE APPOINTMENTS Aae
APPROVED sY LEGISLATURE IN
a SHORT TIME.
(From a star Correspondent

LANSING, Mich. Jan. 13.-Gov.
( Warner is In favor OF the nomination
Of United States senators by popular
vote. Senator Dickinson's primary
election bill contemplates, among
other things, the nomination OF the
United States senators at the pri'
maries. There was an intimation OF
eliminating this feature from the bill ;
that Gov. Warner had requested it,
The governor, when seen. however
said he favored the plan. In view OF
the upper branch of congress his state
mept Is significant.
Senators have figured as TO what
Will be safe way TO enjoy junkets.
FOX started the ball rolling by offer
Ing q resolution authorizing each
standing committee To appoint one OF
Its members to visit state Institutions
This started discussion and the
views OF some showed desire on the
part OF all to enjoy these trips and as
harmony OF thought could not be
reached the matter was laid on the
table.
Then the governors appointments
came up. There was not a discordant
note. The four exsenators appointed
by the governor were affirmed In open
session and all the rest approved in
executive session.
Some OF the senate committees ex-
pect to get busy Wednesday and like
~ the legislators salary problem will
be troned out and given out for action
on the senate floor by Thursday.
The house passed the Heckert reso
luton asking congress to pass a Law
creating a retired list for all volunteer
officers In the civil war.
Curtiss Heads Committee.
Ogg moved that the committee OF
three appointed to investigate the
merger Of power companies in the
state be authorized and given power
to send for books. compel the attepd-
ance OF witnesses and call for papers
necessary. IL passed unanimously
without any discussion. The makeup
OF this committee with Representative
Curtiss, Of Detroit, at its head means,
thorough work.
Public hope was high that this SEES
sion would bristle with business from
the start, but ii is like the past ones
week things will begin To hum.
The following bills were introduced
in the house: BY +. c. Miller, max
ing judgments rendered in circuit
courts, the superior court OF Grand
Rapids and the recorders court Of
Detroit lien on real estate and also
provide to discharge the same, and
another bill prohibiting the use of fer
rets in hunting rabbits In any company
In the state; by Baker, for the adop-
ton OF the Torrens system for re-
cording papers in land deals; by KEN
merling. TO regulate fishing in Raisin |
river; by Burnham, three bills regu- |
lating the use and manufacture of |
Kerosene oil. benzine, gasoline and |
naphtha and the regulation of their |
sale and keeping by dealers. He |
would repeal act 241 of the public |
acts Of 1899. which fixes the combus- |
tible vapor at a temperature less than !
AL degrees fahrenheit. and in lieu |
thereof prohibit the use of petroleum.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-13
BROKER Succeeds Hitchcock.

AUGUSTA. Ca, Jan. 13.-Charles +
Brooker, OF Connecticut. will succeed
Frank Fl. Hitchcock as head of the
Republican national committee when
Mr.. Hitchcock gives up that position
to become postmaster general in the
Taft cabinet
BROKER Is not only member OF
the national committee but he render
ed extremely valuable service in the
last campaign as member OF the ad
visory committee.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-13
GIRL SAYS SHE WAS A
WITNESS TO MURDER

ner, 25 years old. has been arrested on
the charge OF murder. Miss Irene
Tawser. "a pretty 1S-year-old girl OF
this city. alleges that she was wit
ness TO a tragedy last July near Sew
en- Valleys. this county, in which Q
stranger who appeared at the keener
home was killed Miss Tawser be
came i'll and. fearing she would die
told of the alleged crime. A search al
the Keener home failed TO unearth
the body.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-13
Euoitive is ARRESTED.

SANTA FE. n. NJ, Jan. l3-"Billy''
Moore Is under arrest at Las Cruises.
this territory, and will be returned To
Kentucky. where he is wanted on the
charge OF numbering Policeman Bar
ney Langford last September
The Detroit times., 1909-01-13

Cuba imports annually about I5C..
100000 feet OF rellow and white pine
so per cent OF which comes from the
United States. No suitable building
lumber grows there.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29

in the vicinity Of the Cancels Back Of course they shot the limit.
 Mir and Mrs. Elliott. after visit with Mrs. Elliotts parents. Mir. and Mrs. Curtis. left Sunday evening for their home in Missouri l Mir. Cuban and family visited last Saturday with Mir. and Mrs. John Mundall.
 Merritt Connolly and wife spent a couple of days this week with Mer7 ritt's parents. At reading contest Tn the pri- mary grade at the Wilson school last Monday. Florence Harris received the prize of a nice book for being the best reader in her grade. Miss Dean. who has resided for two years on the Tempe road. re- turned lately from California. Miss Dean had secured the position as teacher in our school but owing to, the serious illness of her mother. she could not take the position. Since then her mother died in California and Miss Dean returned to dispose of her property and leave Phoenix. Bert Goodrich was calling on his mother. Mrs. Connolly last Sunday.
 Mir. Tait and family took Thanks giving dinner'with MT. and Mrs. Cope.
 Born to Mir. and Mrs. Hayden Woodson. in San Diego. California, an eight and a half pound girl. Mrs. Woodson was formerly Miss Leila Mckee
 John Pritchett has gone to Califor- mia.
 Miss Emma Curtis. Miss Mary Cage, Mary Curtis, Ruth Knapp. Morris and Lester Curtis. Tom Cage and Dick Glen. Harvey and Alice Knapp were callers at the Barry home Thursday evening.
 Mir. Ffley of Seattle. is stopping at Mir. Maley's.
 MT. and Mrs. Will Chambers spent Thanksgiving with WITS parents.
 MT. and Mrs Frank Bejamin spent their Thanksgiving with Mrs. Benja- min's mother. Mrs. Bicknell.
 MT and Mrs. Woodring entertain ed A. Wharton and family of Phoe- nix on Thanksgiving.
 MT. and Mrs. Graham and daughter. Bessie. were entertained by Mir. and Mrs. McKeen and at Mrs. Wilson's there NdS 6tiuih' hN as befits the day Mrs. Wilson's chil- dren who gathered around her well laden table were Mr. and Mrs. Doc Wilson of California, Mir. and Mrs. Albert Echlin and Bert James. Ellison and Curtis Wilson of Phoenix, making all of the Wilson children present but two.
 MT. and Mrs Connolly spent Thanksgiving day with Mir. and Mrs. James Black.
 MT. and Mrs. Thompson spent last Sunday evening with Mir. and Mrs Osmundsun.
 Jim Wilson who has been working at the Hurley meat market is now at home.
 MT Pritchett and MT. and Mrs. Richard tOsmundsun spent Thanksgiv-
Arizona republican., 1909-11-29

ois. Emma Curtis and Lena Schreck Messrs. Harrison Williams and Mau- rice Curtis. All had a very nice time Thanksgiving dinner Thursday with her sister. Mrs. Robert Higgins. Mrs. Norton has rented one of her cottages to Mrs. Guggel for the win ter.
 Miss Lena Schreck and Evelyn Williams were out driving Thursday afternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs. Captain Norton's son. who has been i'll in the hospital, is now returned to Mexico.
 Mrs. Fleming and Mrs Humphrey were driving around looking over the country Wednesday.
 Mrs R. A. Higgins and baby spent Friday with her parents. Mir. and Mrs. Hayois.
 Mir and Mrs George Wilcox and Miss Alice Ferman ate Thanksgiving dinner ht W..E. Barry's.
 Miss Minnie SIankey visited over Sunday with Miss Glenn.
 Mir Anderson and Mir. Palmer of Tempe were calling last Friday morn ing upon Mir Palmer's sister. Mrs. Charlie Thompson.
 The Five Hundred Club met last Saturday evening with MT and Mrs. George Wilcox. Those present were Mir and Mrs. Henry Chambers. Mir. and Mrs. George Vincent. MT. and Mrs. Thomas Whaley. Mrs. w. F.. Barry. Miss Alice Ferman. Miss Lillie Maley and Miss Mary Barry. After several exciting games. refreshments of sandwiches. pickles, coffee and doughnuts and apples were served. The next place of meeting will he with Mir. and Mrs. George Vincent.
 Anton Gold is now working west of town.
 MT and Mrs. Fred Tait celebrated. their fourteenth wedding anniversary last Sunday. Their guests were Mir. and Mrs. Thomas Maley. Mir. Stevens and Miss Stevens of Glendale.
 Mir. Maley and family, Mir. Wilcox and family went hunting Wednesday