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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
EXPLORER MACKENZIE
DOING GREAT STUNT

\ special from thc north pole brings
the information that \. G.. Mackenzie,
who was sent there by the Press club,
is meeting with marked success gath
cring data for the north pole musical
comedy to be played by the Salt Lake
Press club February 10 nj the Salt
Lake thcatcr. Mr.. Mackenzie is moro
than enthusiastic over inc material he
has already gathered and, with thc plot
well in hand. is compiling records that
Or. Cook only will be able 10 duplicate.
In answer TO Il wireless telephone
message from tho Press club show man.
ager. the scif.Stylcd author answers:
pole, Dec. il.-No; have not seen
DR. Cook-hcard thc rumcr lbat nc was
hiding at tn" pole with mc-wiIl he
able TO got real polar bears 10 use in
show. having captured three brown ones
this morning. Your request for notice of
color effects 10 he used in painting
scenery complied with and Will ven
turc the statement that Z sunset on
Great Salt Lake will be put in the
shade rs compared with one Of these
northern lights. Mac.
Ia the meantime Prof. j IT, Mcclcl-
Ian, who will be the musical director
and composer for tho opera, is patient
" awaiting the arrival of the finished
manuscript which he Will put TO music
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In spite of being 80 deeply in love,
and no ono viii DENY that he is, the
missionary passion is still strong with
in his soul and came near making him
late for tho most important engage.
ment of his lifc-his own wedding
During the recent Laymcn IS Mission.
arY convention in Washington. DR..
Grccnfcll WAS addressing an audience
ON he needs Of those isolated people
OF his, in tho frozen land. under ihn
lea of the Artic circle. The zeal which
has kept alive the greatest onc.man
work IN the world today made the
speaker oblivious to The flight of timc.
He liked on aud on. and was finally
brought to an ignomnious pause by Il
tug ut his coat tails. He turned to
behold the frantic countcnancc of the
chairman of the meeting. who fairly
hissed into his ear: "liurry, man
you II miss your train; You We got TO
90 TO Chicago 10 be married. -
Dr. Grcnfell hurried, aud the people
wondered why the meeting closed so
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
Crusade Against Monstrous Fieadgear

gaucc which during the uast few years
has swept over western Europe.
Why Bishop Was Stoned.
The triul Of twelve citizens Of Adria
for making u demonstration against
their bishop, Monsignor Boggiani, be
cause, under orders from the vatican,
he was leaving them. revealed a rather
pathetic Ignorance on the part Of the
culprits as TO the reasons OF their
wrong-doing. aud was not without its
humorous slJc. II recalled, in QUO par
ticUar. an incident which took place
in Rome lust year ago. In mo
mcut Of popular excitement a window
Of the Auslro- Hungarian embassy was
broken and the stone throwcrs arrested.
When asked why they broke the win
dow, they said that lady of the en-
basSv had stood there and provoked
them by au irouicdl smile. 1t was true
that n lady had stood there hut she
happened To be there rs a visitor; she
WAS Roman, and bore one of the old
est names in Rome, and her smile
was one of general tipdlIncss. The
rioters of Adria, when asked why they
stoned their bishop. one and al gave
the same auswcr-bccausc he smiled at
them. The last one 10 be examined
was asked whether IL was not n fact
that the bishop also wore n benevolent
smile ''Ncs. hc admitted that is
true. But tbinll for once h. ought TO
have changed his expression
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
BY CLEMENT J. BARRETT.
al Gable 20 The Tribune.

Special Gable 70 The Tribune.
ROME, Dec. ll.-Quccn Elena is a
woman OF strong character. She has
shown this on many occasions and in
many ways She has now taken up a
crusade against the prevailing fashions
In monStrous millinery which has swept
over the civilized world aud is scor-
ing triumph. al least so far as Italy
is concerned. Those who consider them.
selves in Il position to express I'm opin-
ION declare that even If her majesty
does not actually succeed in her dc
sire to introduce the mantilla into gen.
cral use amongst tho feminine portion
OF her husband s subjects. sho at all
events may claim TO have done n very
great deal toward nullifving-so far as
Italy is conccrncd--thc cXtravagant
hcadPear at present worn by the lead
ers of fashion in London. Paris and
New York. II is a pity that no such
pioneer seems willing 10 arise aud fight
like battle to deliver American
women from The craze for oycrdress.
ing--an evil which is doing Il very great
deal moro harm than the majority of
folk are aware of. For it is not only
''Lhc poor but honest aristocracy
and The 'smart plutocracy' who arc
tho victims of this frenzy of Gucrv.
Practically all classes are being serious.
ly affected by the wave of cXtrava.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX.

Notice is hereby given that Q spsS
tdN FOR the purpose OF extending
curb and gutter has been levied q
confirmed hy ordinances OF the q
Council approved November IS 1919. q
December 10, 1909. respectively.
Said special tax is levied upon
following described real property 10 3
Lake CITY, to Wit: In lots ! and ., eh
IS. plat y, Salt Lake City survey. abb
ting on the east side of Second u
street between South Temple and 10
south streets, i'm Paving Districts n
- aud -. Of salt Lake city, and Is
and payable i'm five equal annual
stallmcnts. beginning December i, "
Each rr said inStallmentS shall o
interest at the ratio of six Col n'r q
per lunun from The date Of The apptos
OF the ordinance confirming the leyy
said tax. 10 Wit. the 10Th day of DecsI
bcT. 1909. until the date OF delinquent
and righ. lSD per cent per snnum iw
dat" OF delinquency until paid. fIo,n
that one or NOR" nC said lntSslimem
or the whole Of said tax. may W -
on or before ten days after the appue
OF the ordinance confirming said ,as. Mp'
Wit. the 10th day Of December. lsg'
Provided also. that one or more o. - -
iuslallmcnts. or the whole of sad Z
may ID" paid on the day any inStallus,
becomes due. hv paving the anp'
thereof and the interest 10 date oi ~
IIcTt. i
MI special taxes are payable al ny M.
lice. room I02. city and county bullaa
Salt Lake CITY. ~, ID
Dated at salt Lake C!ty. Utah. this y
day of December. 1902. .,-o,p
GIDEON SNYDER
City Treasurer ard Collector oil sIs''
Ta>cs. -.
Curb and Gutter Extension NO =,
sixth and final. -
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No Debut Party this
Season, and the Reas-
on Why.

abruptly. They ceased 10 wonder when
he appeared on the scene with the love.
" woman who is his wife. and who VIII
accompany him on his missionary yuy.
ages. During the brief months Of their
engagement Mrs. Grcufcll fitted her
self in many ways TO assist in his work
She has arranged 10 tako n piInO FOR
the entertainment of those winter shut
ins of the north. and has even learned
how 10 Juno the instrument so that
her music may be music indeed and not
subject 10 atmospheric changes. At the
Thanksgiving reception given by En-.
bassadpr and Mrs. David j. Hill, DR.,
Grcnfell and his bride were bouorod
=csts. Mrs, GrcnfcII, tall aud slender
as willow wand, came in for her share
of attention.. 'Ilayc y0u ever lived
in Labrador. Mrs. Grenfcll!' asked
some one, but she had no time to make
answer, for quick as a wink her huS.
band had framed an lrishnau 8 reply:
"Why, no. he said. ''Did you think
she was an iciclcP'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
.HE|GHO RE|NSTATEO
IN "P|N' RAILROAD
General Manager Who Was Re,
Gently 0usted Regains His
Old Position.

Special to The Tribune
! WEISER, Idaho, Dec. ia tcIe-
gram Just received from New York
city states great changes have taken
place in the Pacific aud Idaho Northern
railway. The present management has
been deposed and Colonel f. NJ. ucigho
- ihis city, who for several years was
f,c.prcsidcnt and general manager,
who is now in New York and who re
signed recently. has been rcInstatcd
Dr. !. f. Numbers Of this city IS
elected president. vice J.. X. Cordlcy
Of New York.
It. is rumored that big deals arc on
tho tapis IL may mean the extension
Of the road. general upbuilding and bet.
ter equipment and possible connec-
tion with some northern transcontI
mental line.
It. is stated tho Wcycrhauscr lumber
syndicate, which is closely allied with
James J. Hin Of the Great Northern
and Northern Pacific, are negotiating
for the purchase Of the railroad.
Colonel T. NJ Heigho has been vice
president and general manager of the
''Piu' road running from Wciscr.
Idaho north INTO the Council valley FOR
tho past five years. When he took
hOIu OF lDc fuHu II WAS lHc DIONtIbl'li
two sircaks Of rust. but under iIcighO =
management II has developed into one
of the best of the several small branch
lines in Idaho.
During The Gcpent elections in Wash
ingtou county last fall. through which
the road runs. IIeigho took what those
| in control of the road thougnr was too
active a hand in local politics. cspc-
| cially concerning thc liquor question.
] t.h Il Il Il,
agcmcnt with lIoigho on tho outside
just who owns the financial control
of the ''Piu is not generally known.
but 1t iS understood that Flint & Co.
Of New York, at least recently. held =
large if not Il controlling interest. pre-
sumahly for the Hartman interests.
The road is = feeder to the Oregon
Short Line. with which road ii has
l friendly traffic agreements, and II Is
generally looked upon as Hartman
property. though possibly indirectly.
The extension Of the road 80 the
north has been talked of for years. but
IS not considered likely in well in.
formed circles, as the grades ont of The
Council valley are steep, as high in
some places as per cent. If the road
Is extended it is said that il will prob
ably he TO open up private interests,
such rs lumber or mining. as the pos
slblc through traffic would hardly jus.
Try such move, especially as the road
would end on Hill and Hartman
line respectively.
Also the Hartman line now going
down the snake river practically paral-
leiS Jhe >. Pin and is water grade
or less than one half Of | per cent
and on the main line Of the Hartman
system. while the ''PinD would have TO
climb probibitive grades.
Local traffic. however. including
Council valley, one of the best fruit
sections Of the northwest. and tho Seven
Devils mining region, one of the best
undeVcloped mining sections Of Idaho
VIII give enough business to make the
PIN one of the best branch lines
in Idaho.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12

head the work and conduct this dc.
partmcDt in the magazine
This was decided at the closing meet
ing of ihc American Breeders aSsocia-
tIon today when 1900 ntw members
wore secured and the organization
voted 10 ask manufacturing, CONNER
cial and transportation interests dcsir.
ing an increase iu farm products TO
provide tho association with sufficient
funds TO put thc publication on Il busi-
ness basis at once.
Assistant Secretary Hays of the
Breeders association said;
"Wc have at least induced the pub.
hc TO believe the statement hat u bill
lion dollars can be added TO our plant
ANA animal products by scientific breed.
ing.
Another billion can be added bv
bringing moro wreS undcr cultivation
and adding fertilizers.
"Thc scientific fact, however. is
that the billion added bv breeding viii
be almost all profit, while the increase
from moro and better farming will cost
nine hundred million OF dollars. F."
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
EVERSOFT'

'rhia is one OF our latest efforts I'm n
strictly high grade sanitary mattress Tho
construction OF this Is such that it can
tress has been thoroughly tested and we
ara safe in guaranteeing it to give per-
feet satisfaction in every respect and be
ing tho SoitcSt most sanitary ventilated
mattress on the market. For sale by all
dealers.
Manufacturers OF all kinds Of Mat
rcsses. Bed Springs. Comforts, Couches
Pillows Etc. Jobbcrs of Iron Beds. First
class UpholsterinG Department. Samples
al work and estimates submitted on re-
upholstcrng, Special attention given To
rcmaklng mattresses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12

No serious accidents or do,.
resulted, however, us has been - hr
on the northern roads. '''n 'le ca,
General Manager W. II. p,o.....
the Oregon Short Line icf, SSnIGarot! SsIa 3
G,'%fa%T IA %s nr; %ae"'ng .f" n.y. for New York % 3,
or two. 1t is Understood ". tha, 81
attend general conference no VI
heads Of the yarious parts of ,,t OF U
rlman system. Nne Ia
The rumors Of big deals, oo.,,.
rn,roi t"aS pgG tho Sgparations M by ihO:e hseo, 2,
uncaslncsS in several Of fh" M.
fees as 10 what will bnnnnea ,oea d
When a high official changaplp ppIn i: ne1
nections he usually takes 5;.Y Ils 90
eemploycs with him if possiblss avon
there have been 50 many sncb a
made and rum0rcd of lais ,h., ,suaog
Of subordinates arc wopder;r1s seoi'
they Will be working for ncyt n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12

A., two years ago. At that time il fell
to he lot of Lieutenant Hubert Wig
moro, L. =. 4, OF Los Angeles. Cal,
whose marriage TO Miss Irene Moore
took place within tho year. On the
occasion Of the marriage of Lieutenant
Wignorc, Lieutenant Ralsion found the
taiisman. which he declares brought
him his beautiful bride. DR.. Delaney,
next
An Icicle? Not on Your Life.
Washington has seen many honey
moons in her time. and has recently en-.
tcrlaincd DR. Wilfrcd Il. Grccnfcll. the
famous Labrador missionary. and his
wife, DIR. Grccnfcll was over late in
surrcndcriug 10 the little blind god.
who always cXacts revenge, and many
romantic stories are told of how swift
~ tho great man succumbcd after meet
ing Miss McLanahan Of Chicago on
sh7 board last spring. Just five days
out and the matter was settled before
the gang plank touched American soil.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL, TAY

Notice IS hereby given that sr...
laN for The purpose Of cXtendir5
sewer has been levied and cons,n,s,x Y
ordinances al IN" CITY CouncW a-'..i ..l
November lG. 1909. and DeoemhprY
1903, respectively.
said special tax is levied upon ,ho !.
OWING d"scrihsd real property In I
axe ; Ilty' TO Wit. In lots ( and ), ~
IL and -. q, I and S. block (. ali /, 4
\, Salt Lake City survey abut.in-F y
tho east side Of First Wcsi s,r~s,' /,
tween Seventh South au,. Eirh,h ~
streets. ana on the south siGe oT FI.s
South street between West Tor,ri-- :. :.
First West streets. In Sewer nisirIe, \
:. of salt Lake City. and is due !,
paEabi" IN five equal annual inslalinrsl
beginning December 10. 1910
Each Of said iUStallmenrs shall \.
interest Al the rate ot six (sl nor g
per annUm from tho date Of The annnr
o! The ordinance confirming The Ievr1
said tax. TO wit. the 10th day of ue.s,
Der, 1909. until the date OF 5rIinausu-
and eight ,SJ per cent per annnr h.
date or delinquency untii paid. Pryi1
that one or more Of said instaImas'
or the whole OF said tax. may be rad (
or before ten dHvE after the apgrnrsl
the ordinance confirming said lax. Ia !;
the 10th day Of December. 1909.
Provided also. that one or more of 3
tallmcrtS. or tho whole OF said h
may h" paid on tho day any intsallm1
becomes due. by paying tho amovl
thereof and the interest TO date Of pz
mcut.
All special taxes arc pavabla at nv B
fce. room 102. city and county hullih
salt Lake CITY. b n
Dated at Salt Lake City. Utah a
llth day Of December. 1902 =
GIDEON SNYDER
City Treasurer and Collector Of Spg.
Taxes.
Sewer Extension No. lS1.
Seventh and final eir
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Railway NntPs-

joel Priest. industrial agent for the
Oregon Short Line, has returned TO his
ottcc in Boise, Ida, after being in Chi
cago several weeks.
The local Office Of the Santa Fc is
sending out for Christmas. coiored pos
tai cards. showing scenes IN the Grand
Canyon Of the Colorado.
Tho present heavy storm has caused
considerable inconvenience in the hand
ling of trains on all the roads enter.
ing Salt Lake Many of them are
laic and some have had 10 he annulled
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
AMERICAN BREEDERS ASSOCIATION
TO HAVE MAGAZINE OF IT'S OWN

OMAHA, Dee. ll.-Willett NJ Hays,
assistant secretary Of agriculture, with
his associates, will start magazine
devoted 10 the scientific breeding OF
plants and animals. a new department
has been organized in the American
breeders association TO study hcredity
in man and David Starr Jordan will
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12

Don't overlook "LTGHTS AND
SHADOWS or MORMONlSM :" whcn
selecting Emas gifts, Yon couldn Z
choose n more appropriate present for Il
relative o. friend who is interested in
Utah's history. For sale by all news.
dealers and at TRIBUNE OFFICE. or
sent postpaid upon receipt of price,
Sl2J
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-12
STATEWIDE TOUR TO
FIGHT SHEEP DISEl

For he purpose OF families.
shecpmen Of The state with tho ~
Of the disease -bacillosis n. !, 7
{. Young, state veterinarian. r
Stewart, secretary of the Utah W.
Growers association. and A,.hn.
Calllster, secretary of the sIa."'
OF sheep commissioners. arc 20. pa'
ing An extended tour of tho s,.,s
be started next week. The S,ss
VIII be as far south ms Beavo,' N
Richficld. a,
The sheopmen will be sbov,
mems Of the disease in its 49,. "u ~
and they will be instructed as as ~ ~, !,
best method of cfrccting its uo,,, NJ
sion 'upPia
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THE REAL FRIEND OF

bic in rhcuma tism, neuralgia aud head
ache. etc. Attach 10 the electric Socker
in your home. $500, eXpressage prepaid.
Send money or registered letter iu THE
IAWTON STORE, 81 Market street.
Wilmington, Del. eastern selling agents..
Agents wanted everywhere.
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Tribune Want Ads
oeli MAIN oZOo. Independent d
Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-07-15
Flies, Rats and Mosquitoes.

The bacteriologist has shown us
that the three great animate enemies
of man are the rat, the fly and the
mosquito. The flea also has much
crime on his head, but he is of small
consequence in comparison with the
other three
The mosquito drinks the blood of
feyer-stricken persons and then inocu-
lates with the disease germs thus
acquired the healthy individuals he
next punctures with his hollow lancet
and thus yellow fever, malaria and
other fevers spread mysteriously. The
fly visits all sorts of germ infected
places and picks up the bacteria with
his feet and deposits them on the food
in those pantries, kitchens and dining
rooms he is permitted to enter, and
thus spread from house to house
typhoid, and a score of diseases we
have feared to go near because of the
contagion, little realizing that in most
cases the diseases are brought to us
by winged or footed messengers.
The rat, looked upon from time i'm
memorial simply as a disgusting and
destructive pest, has also been con-
victed of being an Industrious collec-
tor and distributor of disease germs,
one of his worst offenses being the
scattering of cholera and bubonic
plague. Indeed, he is almost solely
responsible for the spread of such dis
eases beyond established quarantine
limits. But he is not satisfied with
this. As he goes about he picks up
all kinds of germs as freely as does
the fly and scatters them widely,
though not having so great an op-
portunity to implant them in the
household food
Here are the three great enemies
against which we must wage ceaseless
warfare.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-07-15
GET READY.
Holy Chester Says Earth Will End
September Is.


Bangor, Me-, July 6-It is announc-
ed to-day that the Holy Ghost and Us
Society, whose principal base of op-
erations is at Shiloh, Me-, has receiv-
ed advices that the end of the world
is to come at 10:20:30 a. m. Wednes-
day, September Is.
The Rev. Frank Sandford, who orig
mated the sect and calls himself Eli
jah,' "The Uncrowned King and
several other euphonious titles. says
so. The Holy Ghost and Us Society
followers at Shiloh say he ought to
know, and are making preparations
to don the pure white robes, pass to
the housetops of their colony in the
sequestered Maine village and await
the dread moment
Meanwhile they have painted the en-
tire tabernacle at cost of $1,000 and
bought great rug, SO that the place
will look nice anyway when "Elijah"
gets home from his trip to Jerusalem
and other places in the yacht Coronet.
Sandford sent the word home from
Cape Town, where he recently touch
ed that the world was about done do
ing business. He is expected back to
Shiloh within a few weeks, ,--Ex
We are glad the end of things don't
come till after the picnics are over
and our collector has made his annual
rounds, because by that date most of
our subscribers will have receipts in
full, and many be paid in advance.
Gloucester County Democrat., 1909-07-15
sHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of writ of fieri facias to ms
directed, issued out of the Court of Cham
Gerry OF the State of Jew Jersey, will be
exposed at public sale, on
Thursday, the Twenty Ninth Day of July,
next, between the hours of II and oclSck
to-w1t at O'Clock in the afternoon of said
Woodbury., County of Gloucester. and
State of New Jersey all the following de-
scribed Real Estate, that is to say:
!, Al tnat certain lot, tract or piece Of
land; Ian situate on South Academy street, in
the Town and Township of Giassboro' in
the County of Gloucester, and State Of New
Jersey bounded and described as follows
Beginning at a point in the middle OF
south Academy street, corner Of lands of
Woodward Warrick, late of Warrick e
Stanger, and runs thence ~ along said
Warrick's line south eighty eight degrees
eighty nine links to a corner Of land now
or late of Thomas Stanger; thence l2l
along the same south two degrees and ten
minutes east ffty-two and one half links
to corner in the same; thence (3l north
elgnty eight degrees and thirty minutes
west four chains and eighty mine links to
the middle Of said Academy street; and
thence q along. the same north two de-
grees and ten minutes west ffty-two and
one half links to the place of beginning
containing twenty five one -hundredths Of
an acre, be the same mOrexor less.
(Belng the same premises which George
", Newburn and wife by deed bearing
date July Sth, A d. 1897, of record in the
01 ofiice Of the Clerk. of the said County
Deeds on page 81, &C.. granted and con-
veyed to the said Hugh Kennedy in fee.)
Seized as the property of Nancy Allen,
at the suit of Keziah A. Gardiner, COM
plainant, and to be sold by
nstsa 1nna 90 THoMAs Idd6 L. WILSON.
Joseph ] Summerill, Solicitor.
Prs. Fee. $1,000.