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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28

Prohibition makes cheats Iiars,
thieves and hypocrites OF men and
acts as a standing invitation 70
the criminal element of adjacent
territory TO locate IN the state.
The sooner il is wiped OH me
statute books OF the state, the
better for oklahoma II IS In
deed unfortunate that Oklahoma
in the morning OF her career,
should be hampared by expert
mental laws tried on the young
state by men who seem TO reason
that any law, new TO the ola
states, is Just what Oklahoma
needs. Character-building Is not
a matter of legislation. Honor or
sObriety cannot be legislated into
nation, state or individual. The
prohibitionist deals with theory,
while the state faces a reality
and he fails TO realize that condi-
lions cannot be met with theories.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-28

With compulsory vaccination, as is
well known. smallpox can De
slammed out. Without IL, the en-
re eradication Of that disease
in any community is hopeless
The position here is perfectly
plain, and there IS no nonsense
abOut II
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-27

Count one cent for each inch OF
your size and that will bn tho price
YOU pay for any Of these S125 Corset
Waists. This offer lasts as long as
the stock which will not be a great
while. although we have plenty OF the
stock for at least two days selling.
Ladies' and Misses MCdels-whtc
OF drab, Sl.25 value for. 1c an inch
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-27

Second Floor Black Petticoats
made of cotton taffeta and mcrcerizod
sateea' black only; made good and
full on graceful pattern; flares
slightly at the bottom; good i-uffle
and dust ruffle.
This is a very good skirt at The reg
ular price of $3.50, so that at csc We
should sell the entire stock quickly.
Next week only. ................. 9ee
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-27
a Jap Rose Soap Csc

Genuine Jap Rose Soap. The
kind which sells everywhere at
10 cents d bar. We have a
fine, fresh stock of this trans
parent glycerine soap which we
Will sell next Nceek-allowing
each customer to have not to
exceed I bars-for 25c
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-27
Italian CASTLE Soap

Imported CASTLE Soap. Three
pounds to the bar. This is the
very best quality of CASTLE and
the three pound bar will last
for months This piece viii
make II of the regular 10 cent
bars. The whole piece for 75G
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-27
FletcherS CaSaOria Csc

The only genuine Fletcher S
the kind that is sold every
where at 80 cents bottle. We
have new, fresh lot which
we guarantee TO be the original
artlcle-you may buy at our
drug counter at any time
at ,..,.....,......, 25c
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-27
MenRen'S Talcun12sc

The genuine MennenS Talcmm
Powder. The same that is sold
everywhere at % cents a can.
We have a stock of both the
borated and perfumed. You
may nave one of each, or two
OF either Tor ......2 .25c
We absolutely guarantee this
to he the genuine article.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-27
Ammonia 2 PinfS
Csc

Ammonia for household pur-
poses. a good strong solution.
III the kind of bottle that YOU
usually pay 90 cents for. Next
week we will sell two pint bot
ties for ............. .25c
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-27
Begins 9 O'clock Monday
All Week

demonstrate the ability sell me
chandlefor of
-lhee good for cheaper prce--more
than have tell aboubut here mentioned
will offered
| bcttered.
do give the impression that is our
selling ability Supenothe applies
prices make generally.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-27

Bromo Seltzer Sc; Wright's s
Almond Cream, Zoe and 25c;
20 Mule Team Borax 1Sc 3 lb.
Floating CASTLE 25c, Sea Foam
Soap, shampoo, &c; NIcntholat-
um, zoe; Pompciian Massage
Cream, Bic; o0c Java Rice
Powder 3jc.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-27
A Sale of Travel Bags
and Suit Cases

BASEMENT-ln the basement make the best showing
Ogden of Suit Cases. Travelling Bags and Trunks For
the coming week the following VIII be made travel
ing bags and suit
1925 Suit Case of waterproof fiber "a inches long
leather bound brass trimmings Sale Price ..... 81 SIS
$25 Suit Case Of best waterproof fiber grass leather
bindings all brass fittings. S235
1919 Suit Case Good imitation leather, solid leather handle
brass trimmings and locks Sale Price ,........... 81 90
Suit Case, sheep skin pressed of crocodile
Brass trimmings 81 95
50 Suit Case heavy solid leather strapped and bound b'ss
fittings "a inches long So So
Sc Suit Case solid leather bound corners brass fittings
BagS-ke shown the cuof real leather fibre grass
imitation leather viii be offered special prices
week.
The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1910-03-27
$1.5O Overall
Aprons CSC

Second Floor Long Gingham Aprons
with long sleeyes-just the apron for
house cleaning. made of the best
Amoskeg Gingham. cut good aud full.
high at the neck. roomy in the sleeves
and skirt. We will sell number OF
'hesS at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. e3c
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-28
THREE INDICTMENTS
SENT To POLICE COURT
L. D. Mills to be Tried by Justice
Brown and in Corporation
Court, Too.

Three os the four indictments Ie-
turned against L. ID. Mills ny the
grand Jury in the Corporation Court
several weeks ago have been certified
20 the police court by Judge Barham
and Mills will be tried by Justice
Brown. The indictments charge MIN
with pFacticiDg veterinary surgery
without a state license.
.~Ihe fccrth indictment wiz be tried
In The Corporation Court. This m
aicunent charges the same offeDse as
the others, the alleged offense In each
case being q misdemeanor. Mills Viii
be Summoned to appear IN the Cor
y-uration Court en- the first day of the
regular February criminal term, t'ee-
ruary IL His trial probably will be
held sometime during that term
The case against Milis was pre-
sentcd by the state board OF veteri-
nary examiners and officers Of the
board probably viii conc here TO tes-
tisy against the accused.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-28
zeLLo WOULD, MEET HIM.
Another Local Man 'Aner Sergeant
peavy's Soldier Wrestler.

Il. Zelio. the strong man" ana
wrestler. said yesterday that he would
be glad TO meet Sergeant Deayy's
solder wrestler upon any reasonable
terms.
Sergeant ,Deavy. who is the atm
letic ring master of the famous 18Th
Company. coast artillery, announced
few days ago that he had q prize
mat artist in his outfit and wanted
to Dit him against some local cham
pion before the company leaves Fors
Monroe for the Philippines. Bonnie
Jones, the little giant" responded
with an offer to meet the soldier, and
now Zello says he would like TO take
him on, too.
Zello weighs 15s when In fighting
trim, and though he does not know
the soldiers measurements, he Is VIII
ing to take chance on almost any
terms the latter may suggest.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-28
BIBLE CLASS sANoueTs.
Enjoyable Social session Held b,
westminster Members.

An enjoyable banquet and social
session was held In the lecture room
of the First Presbyterian church last
night by the Westminster Bsole
class, the occasion being the close
of a membership campaign. Covers
were laid for eighty eight. aud de
.lghtfui repast was served b. the lad
les Of the church.
Mr.. William Hughes. teacher OF the
class. was unable to be present. and
the president. M w. r. Rohr ach,
presided IN his absence.
Among the guests OF honor who
made bricf addresses were the pastor,
Rev. Z. T. Wexford: Rev. Mr.. TriD-
bic. pastor OF the Hampton Freshly
terrain church; Rev. Z. 3. Henderllte.
pastor Of The Second Presbyterian
church. this city: Mr.. Paul S. Grier-
son, superintendent of the Sunday
school; Mr.. Dewitt Crane super.n-
tendent of the Intermediate depart
Inent. and Mr.. Hall, general secretary
Of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation
An entertaining musical log AN
sss rendered during the evening.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-28
VAUDEVILLE AND PICTURES

Packed houses were the order at
the Bell yesterday afternoon and last
plight, thee announcement that MISS
Lola Wentworth. formerly OF this
city. would appear at the theater IN q
audeyllle sketch having attracted un-
Usual attention Miss Wentworth.
BIO Is the Lola of lola a. Laird
IS pretty and graceful little body
and has a remarkably sweet soprano
voice. Her graceful stage presence
end dainty personality should assure
her Of something worth while on the
Stage il she continues to follow the
profession.
Lola & Laird do a singing and tax
ing" sketch that would be first class
Il il were not for the talking. Mr.
Laird. who has good bass voice and
who sings with excellent effect In
solos with Miss Wentworth, does the
talking, and every word he says de-
tracts from the act just that much.
The talk really is too bad. And 1t
is altogether unnecessary, for the
solos and duets make mp an act that
is sufficiently long and that is en-
;irely to. good TO be marred by an
atrocious attempt at numerous mono
logue.
In spite Of the moroiogUe, Lola ana
Laird were prime favorites at the
Bell. yesterday afternoon and last
night, and the indications are that
standing room will be at a premium
during the rest Of the week.
There are two other acts en- the
Fell vaudeville program and beth OF
them were well received. Miss Una
Bonnette. who has a good mezzo-sc-
prano voice, does q quick change
turn, and The Herberts, in a comedy
musical sketch. come in for a gener'
Gus share CT the applause.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-28
HAPPY WOMEN
Plenty Of Them In Newport News, and
Good Reason for II.


wouldn't any woman be happy.
After years of baskache suffering,
DAYS of misery, nights of unrest,
The distress of urinary troubles,
She finds relief and cure?
No reason why any Newport News
reader.
Should suffer in the face of evil
dence like this:
Ms Andrew hollingsworth, 542
Thirtieth street. Newport News, Va
says: 81 do not believe tpere Is
remedy on the market equal 70 Doan's
Kidney Pills in curing kidney com
plaint. My back caused me a great
deal of trouble, becoming lame and
painful every little while. | was un.
able 10 sit long in one position, FOR II
/ did, my back began to ache. Stoop-
ing. lifting or exertion of any sort
brought on a severe attack OF the
trouble. Since using Doan's Kidney
Pills. have been free from these
spells and my kidneys have been do
ing their work properly. / cannot
praise Doan's Kidney Pills too high
iy"~
Fer sale by all dealers. Price 80
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-a
take no other.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-28

beginning February /, 1919, and expif-
inE February "a. 1914. and IL is FUR
Their erdtred that during his suspen-
sion Aforesaid that the said ]. Il.
pearse shsll not receive any snioiu.
ment profit or benefit from his SAID
ofice OF city engineer during the
leriud OF hts suspension Aforesaid.
and Il is further considered by the
court that the city OF Newport News
recover against the said T. y. Pearse
its costs BY Il about liz prosecution
Of this proceedings In this behalf or.
pended"
An,ieable settlement Expected.
As yet the city council and Con.
tractor Davis have not settled the DIFF
ferences In the cost between the lay
1nk OF tho two inches and the four
inches Of sand base. All amicabie
settlement probably will he made as
the amount involved win not. II ~
said exceed 5000.
Mr.. Pearse said yesterday that dur
ing the period of his suspension be
would hang around the Office" and
render any POSSIBLE assistance TO who
ever might be employed to take his
place. As all Of the new paving has
been completed. there Is not great
deal Of work 70 be done In the engl-
nesr's Office just at this time, and II
Is more than probable that no one
will be employed during the time Mr..
Pearse Is on duty.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-28
Academy show Scores.

Judging by the reception accorded
the entire show at the Academy last
night every act on the bill is head
liner. The Forlowe Sisters are pair
of. sprigntly goodlooking girls who
sing and dance and give character
imperscnations of Geo. Conan and
Bert Williams.
Miss Ethel Hunter finds herself in
the rather difficult position of fol-
lowing closely On the heels Of several
siolinists at the Academy. but the
way she was applauded and encored
last night would. seem to Indicate that
she is the best that has appeared
here.
Whirrs Harmaaistic Quartette again
registered the success that has mark
ed their every appearance here this
week. They are already big favorites
with the Academy patrons.
A new motion picture program gees
on today and contains seyera. very
interesting dramatic and comedy sub
jects.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-28
C. & 0. YARD FORMERLY
REGARDED ASA DEADLlNE
Families on Avenue B.tween twenty
fifth and Twenty-sixth Streets Re-
Gently Signed Petitions Asking
That Brick Row Be- Not Rented to
Nearoes--Mr. Mr.. Warren Explains.

Virginia avenue and the side
streets between that avenue and
Huntington avenue from Twenty
fourth street TO Thirtieth street ap-
parerltly are rapidly developing into
negro residential sections. The white
residents and property owners in this
section are complaining OF the invas-
ION Of the negro families and. as was
done in East End two years ago when
the negroes crossed the dead line,
an encrt probably viii be made to
GUST the negroes.
Only few days ago Negro families
moved into the brick row on Virginia
avenue between Twenty-fifth and
rwenty,sixtn streets. This row is
owned by the J. Il. Warren Company
and tho ianitor employed in the Office
Of that company occupies one OF the
four houses in the row. These build
iags are adjacent to houses IN which
white families now live.
Petition is Circulated.
When the residents of that neigh
horhood first learned that negro famil-
les were to occupy the houses, a
petition to the Warren company COM
planning against renting the houses to
negroes was circulated and practical
~ every resident Of the section sign
ed 1t. Later the petition was pre-
scented to j. T. Warren. president OF
the company.
When seen yesterday afternoon, Mr.
Warren said that the petition had
been. presented to him, but that before
renting the building. he called on the
residents near the brick row who had
signed the petition and they told him
that they had signed the petition simp-
ly because they had been asked to
sign it, and that they preferred the
negroes to the "dagoes" who formerly
lived there.
Couldn't Get White Tenants.
Mr. Warren went on to say that ne
had tried 10 rent the house 10 white
families and had had them put into
first class repair for two families,
hut later the people refused TO move
into them. The row has been vacant,
he says. for eight months and as he
could not get white tenants he decid-
ed to put negroes in II the neighbors
had no objections.
Mr.. Warren said further that he
saw no reason fer objecting 10 putting
negroes in this building, as negro fam
lilies live On Twenty fifth street be-
tween Virginia and Huntington ave
nuss Ss well a. on Twenty fourth
street. Twen;y-eighth street. Twenty
ninth street and Tbirt!eth street be
tween the avenues mentioned. Scme
OF the negroes. ne said. have been
living in these sections fc- two or
three years and he has never heard
81 any complaint
c. & o. yard the Dead Line"
Ever since this city Mas built w
tie Chesapeake * Ohio railway tracks
have been regarded a. the dead lire
for he westward expansion of the
uagro sections cf the city and the
fact IA; negro families had crossed
his line and moved into ;be central
part cf the city was not generally
known.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-28
cont.nst Charge DISMISSED.

lustir. Tsru-r vcStcr.i-y morning
dismissed tn charge = contempt CT
ccuri agsirsf james Fotopcl;s. q
Greek The chsrge grew oct o. The
scf.cc q FuicDo,is iu ealing Wit
rc-Ses liars IN the pole court
TUESDAY NJ ming. The GrecA was
sepi IN the city jail teo days and
Justice Rrcvn deemed shas Sufficient
Irrl-hrl.nL
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-28
c. q Q. Yard ,he ~oesd line.-
ma. DAVIS TO GET CONTRACT.
Submits Lowest Bid on Building Adj
ton 70 Elizabeth Buxton riespitsl.

Contractor J. W. Davis submitted
the loves: estimate on the cCnstruc.
tion % az addition 90 the elizabeth
Buxton hospitai. or The boulevard. hts
figure hesar SS.rf5. TIE bias wcrc
opened ~ Norfolk Wcdnes1ay. The
corfrar; win bc awarded within a lew
DAYS
The work q removing TIE frame
dWcii;rg nov located or one q the
lots on Which the hospital cxtcrsiou
wni be tuir ,s being done BY Con
tractor =. p. Philips. The new exter-
sion % tie hospital vii double the
carac.sy o. the Institution
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-28
Negroes Sent to Jail.

.-Iilie Gray and Sem IesSler-
ne grccs. were convicted ~ being not
" yoci fame by Justice Brown. IN
the police cCurt. yesterday morning
and e.Lch was placed under a heavy
rord. They could not furnish thu
bond and we're sent 10 Jail.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-28

Captain Phillips. % the British
STEAMER vCnansc. which arrived bore
yesterday morning from Phiisdci7hia.
reports that On January IS ~ - a.
g.. ~ eirhied The American schooscr
fC1a Tunnel. Of Philadelphia. -
fniios southwest b. one-hais south CT
re W.uieT Quarter iiehiship. The
sctocrer asked 20 ae reported
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-28
KoRNEGAY SUIT ON.
Young Man Suses Phillips and
Thompson for Fsise Arrest

Tsc case 81 ". Y. Kornegsy. =
young msn arrested recently on .
warrant charging him with Vmbezzie-
Elcrt. against Thompson a2d Phillips,
San brokers Of Portsmouth, and New
Fort News. was taken NJ II. the cir
cI't court yesterday. When recess
ftr the evening was taken all IL
evidence vas Ia ari TIC argument OF
the attorneys sill start his morning.
KornCSly IS suing FOR $1,000 for
alleget false arrest and defamation
OF character.
NcSsrs. r ". leu and :. T. Bax-
TN are counsel for 10 rrcgay and VT.
r. ;. collier - representing Philips
su1 Thompson.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-28

Mrs. Samuel X. Buxton has as her
guest In North End, Mss Miller, OF
Stanton.
Mrs. VI. Il. Schofield has returned
from Tampa, Fla, where she spent
several weeks.
Mrs. Saxon w. Holt aud Mrs. j.
Winston Read have returned from
Richmond where they attended the re-
cep.ion given by Mrs. Swanson n
honor of the wives of the State sena-
tors.
Miss blanche Rollins, of Richmond,
Is visiting friends here.
Misc Mildred Vinton, OF Raleigh,
n. C., Is the guest of ner cousins,
the Misses vinton. on Huntington
aySE1e.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Halsey and
Mrs. Carroll. Of Lynchburg, will ar
rive today tc visit Mrs. Saxon W.
Holt, In North End.
Miss Roberta Gregory. who mas
been visiting her sister. Mrs ID. A.
Harrison, on Jefferson avenue, has
retrrned to her home in Norfolk.
Mrs. ID. A. Dutrow, who has been
III al the Elizabeth Buxton hospital,
was moved 10 her home. 340S West
avenue, yesterday.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-28

People cant even save money nov
staying home. because they can spend
IL over nc telephone.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-28
smaE bar, IN ssss sno.

a small blaze A. iI2S rweaiythird
street caused al sisru ~ ere % be
turu~d into ne department AZ .
c'cfcck yesterday Afternoon TIE East
Eud company responded and eNtlu-
ruished the ere before any material
GaTaEc bad beer dcrc TIE huilding
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-28

Family reunions arc conmeatsbso
ior eyefythinE fsi ea3oyncst
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-28

Mrs. NJ. e. Schofield has returned
from Tampa, Fla, where she spent
several weeks.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-01-28
SoCIAL-pERSONAL.

Mrs. Samuel X. Buxton has as her
guest IL North End, Mss Miller, OF
Stanton.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-06
Fat Reduction
Is No Sin.

The purpose of Beauty is to refine
the native uncouthness of human
nature. We all bow to its power. 1t
is the only autocracy that has no
nihilist shadow Alasl this means
the fat woman must serve instead of
rule, for beauty in woman is a COM
posite of both line and feature.
Thousands of fat women are beau
tiful Of face. But they lag behind
in the race of observation-disclosures
a too ponderous outline dashes the
favor their face has gained them.
Now, pretty fat women can reduce
that fat (not the good pure-lined
fiesh) in very simple way No ex-
ercise-no dieting is necessary. Let
them take one Marmola Prescrip-
tion Tablet after each meal and at
bedtime for month. The fat will
simply fade. No wrinkles or pouch
es of skin will form, but the loss
will be uniform. The fat will go as
stealthily as 1t came; fade away.
The health will improve, the eye
grow more brilliant, the wit spright-
lier. Marmola Tablets are a boon
and harmless tbeing made from the
famous fashionable prescription. u
OF. Marmola, II OF. FL. Ex Cascara
Aromatic, BIZ OF. Peppermint Wa
ter, and are likewise cheap, a large
case of the druggist or the Marmola
Co., 554 Farmer Bldg, Detroit,
Mich, costing only seventy-f1ve
cents.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-06


didn't
end of the had read but
pleasure from those few moments would
her for the discomfort being regarded freak by her neghbo
from disregardng convention
sufficient to outweigh for the crowds disDleasure?
That decide before he defe
ton
And that is what people fail to do
they bewan that
frowned approve of those conventions
That is inconsistent
if the be worth the candle
decided that 1t should
protest when is asked pay
depends
displeasue
entirely that are
worthless and thing
Convention the path the majority prefer TO follow
pleasant Held and over
little bridge.
pah and short cut into the
bargain why do e wpeople to tread tF
Is journey TO talk TO TO Whom nave
no girls write and ask .
path of conventonaly and
short it not strange that so few
nice them?
transcend conventions
crowd admire initiate the
centricties instead of scoring them.
decide themselves
what is right
souls unless absolutely sure tha
a keeping fairly close to
whole the safest and pleasanes
H2H c~.o-.-,.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-01-06
NEW BOX FOR POSTCARDS.

With the present fad for postcards
there comes the demand for receptacles
wherein they may be kept This means
either box where you are sure to find
the one especially wanted clear down
to the bottom of the pile or a rack
where they soon accumulate a coat of
dust and CRIME that maies a peaceful
landscape look as much like a gloomy
cave interior as anything else.
Somebody has planned a box in a
dark word to harmonic where q room
is furnished in mission style, and there
are movable compartments inside.
This helps to keep the cares separated.
and each small slide may be numbered
or letterel. with the cards the same;
then all one has to do is to remember
the letters and find the wished for
card Albums are very much reduced
in price and are convenient II one
carr to take the trouble - arran ge
the cards attractively.
Some of these IN alligator grain
leather cost only 81 or $50 Pretty
ones are in pale gray suede, with dain-
y floral designs that show well on the
soft background.