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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-01
OLDEST NEWSPAPER
CARRIER IN UTAH
Thomas F1emming of The News in His
Scventieth Year Has De-
livcrcd 80 Years.

The accompanying picture is that
Of Thomas FIemming as he appeared a
number of years ago. He is today
carrier in Salt Lake City, having
started work In the mailing room of
the Salt Lake Herald in September
1870. in the days when the carriers
were accustomed to turn out at 2
o'clock In the morning in order to get
the morning paper to the subscribers.
At that time Mr.. Flemmings run took
in the whole of the north bench, and
he has some interesting stories TO tell
of breaking trails through the deep
SHOWS of those carly winters. At that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-01
Passing of Old Year and Dawn of
New One Sees Big
Disbursements.
GREAT TOTAL FOR THE YEAR.
Some Strong Records Made for Their
Stockholders by Leading
Institutions.

Over 100000 cash Will have been paid
out by the leading commercial insti-
tutions OF Salt Lake. ogden, Logan,
and Provo to their stockholders within
the next few days. The largest dis
bursement was made yesterday when
che stockholders of the Utah Idaho
Sugar company, numbering something
like 1900 people, received the regular
quarterly dividend on the prefer
red capital stock. amounting to S142,-
900. Others in the list which Will fol-
low between this and Jan. 10, are the
following. as compiled by Broker John
c. Cutler, Jr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-01
RAGLROAp sTREBrs.

The general growth of the city has
led to q good demand for property on
the streets leading to the new railroad
depots, and prices have moved up ac-
cordinsly, The new Short Line depot,
and the increased traffic up and down
the street has brought II more forcibly
to the notice of small business firms.
and there are consequently Il greater
number of them doing business there
than ever before. Third South likewise
has been helped by the paving of that
street. and the fact that it Is to lead
to the elegant new D. &c r. G.. depot.
Already in anticipation a big advance
has occurred In property all along the
street. the feeling being that the COM
pletion of the new depot Will so IN
crease the traffic up and down the
street that business houses will In the
near future supplant the quiet homes
which have stood there for so many
years.
More noticeable perhaps than any
thing else in the real estate situa-
tion this year. Is the great demand
for trnckage. and the remarkable
rise In that class of property on
Third West east of the San Pedro and
Oregon Short Line tracks. There has
been a big jump west of the Short
Line tracks also, and along the D. &
Il. G.. track on Fourth West, but the
fact that most firms desire
to keep on this side of
the railroad tracks. accounts
for nearly every available warehouse
site being tied up. practically to Ninth
South street. Numbers of warehouses
are already built along the line, and
with the exception OF an occasional
10 rods here and there mostly below
Fifth South street, warehouses, lum-
her yards and coal yards occupy all
the trackage to Ninth South, Below
Seventh South trackage is being held
at $1,000 a rod and there are only
few rods obtainable on the east of
the track at that price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-01
START '1O
RRGH y

If you have had bad bowels and
liver last year-you don't have
this. CASCARETS will make
your bowels and liver act right,
and keep them so. Many q sick,
tired head and body comes from
bad bowels. ."
cAscARETS-roc box-week's treat
mcnt all druggists Biggest seller In
the Worid-Nillien boxes month
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-01

u. G. NJ. /. ................ .2O1.oO
u. C. Home Bldg & r. E. Co, pfd- loo
U. C. Home Bldg & r. E. Co, com. LOO
BONDS.
C. r. & P. Co Observation-Disclosures. $500
Sumpter Valley railroad .......... 90
Utah County Light &c Power Co. 102 oO
Utah Sugar Co. ................,..1O 1O5. so
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-01

the least doubt but this will be done as
time progresses. and the city and coun-
ty building, which has for years seemed
out of the business center of the city,
will be surrounded by business houses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-01

the city and from one to two miles
south. this being undoubtedly the
direction In which the homes OF the
people must extend in the future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-01
SUBURBAN REALTY.

Not the least interesting in the real
estate situation in 1909 has been the
great business that has been done In
suburban lots. Acreage has been
bought contiguous to the city by
number OF firms who have made
speciality of plating the same and
putting 1t on the market. The demand
for these lots has extended to outside
places east and west and north and
south as we'll as locally and numbers
of people who have not. seen the
ground have invested money In these
lots in the belief that sooner or later
they will be able to sell at an advance.
Others have put their money Into
these lots with the idea of securing
a home, and in some places houses
have already been built. This business
has assumed large proportions In the
belief that Salt Lakes future is as
surcd. and lots are now being offered
away out on the east bench three
miles east from the center OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-01
BUSINESS NOTES

The week has been somewhat quiet In
transfers of local stocks though there
has been a strong inquiry for Consoll-
dated Wagon which has borne tina;
stock up to $120 per share. the figure
which was reached before the great
slump two years ago. The spurt is an
tcipatory OF the usual January divi-
dend and the February extra The
sugars are somewhat quiet, the Utah
Idaho dividend having been paid yes
terday Following are the latest quota
tons:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-01

During the week the First National
dend of per cent and special of 6
bank of Ogden paid It's regular divl-
per cent. The ogden Savings bank de-
clared Its regular of 2 per cent and
special OF s per cent.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-09
A Complete Surprise.

Our fellow townsman, Joseph Leon
ard, while on his way home last Mon
day evening. noticed the entrance 10
the Eagle Hall was open. AS il was
his duty TO look after the place he pro-
ceeded to investigate Upon his enter
ing the dark hall, the lights were i'm
mediately turned on and .he was sur
rounded by two score couple with
joyous greetings To say joe was sur
prised would be putting IL mildly. A
handsome oak carved. leather uphol-
stored chair was presented as birth.
day gift with the compliments. OF
Messrs. Jess lesson: Tim Curran
John Wall. Rafel Notes. Herman
Holmes and Frank Leonard. The
Crystal Falls orchestra furnished music
for the dancing alter a grand supper
had been provided.
II was social event that will be
remembered by the participants and
no one seemed TO appreciate it more
highly than the one to whom the event
was intended.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-09
School Notes
a chssi's a,nom0 Ne taksn notes
Ind rain. hs'u Prent them. \
oratorical Contest

Friday evening. April LIST. the sub
district Declamatory and Oratorieal
Contest was held at Norway as hither-
to scheduled, Three high schools were
represented -Menominee. Norway, -and
Crystal Falls The contest was in
every way success. The work OF the
participants. without an exception.
was OF high order In defamation.
Lucille Harmon. of Menominee. won
first place; Samuel Ham. OF Crystal
Falls second place; and FREDDIE Osssn.
ma, of Norway third place. In oratory-
Henry Spear. Of Menominee. won first
place in thought and composition
and third place in delivery. giving
him first place in the summary Bertil
Larson. Crystal Falls. won second place
in thought and composition and
first in delivery giving him second
place in the summary Willard Per
kins was the Norway representative.
taking third place
The music rendered by both high
school and orchestra was excellent.
Moreover the people of Norway de-
serve special commentator for the
royal hospitality shown their guests
The judges ON thought aud compo-
sition were Rev. A. A haywood.
Marquette Supt Orr Schurtz. Negau-
nee and Supt j. " Brennan. lion
wood. The judges on delivery were
Supt T.. Z. .Amidon, Iron Mountain;
Supt. r. A. Brandt Iron River and
Prin, J f. Reed, Iron Mountain
While those interested felt that our
local declaimer, Samuel Ham, could
easily. when at his best, have earned
first instead of second place in his de-
livery, yet, all-in-all, the Crystal Falls
school may well feel proud of the ex-
cellent showing made by it's represen-
tatives.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-09
perso,,als

Miss Rachel Charron was operated
upon for Appendicitis in ST. Mary 5
hospital at Green Bay early in the
week A telegram received Thursday
stated that the operation was successful
and that she is out Of AL danger.
which is good news TO her many
friends in this city.
Mrs. Matt Hurja returned Sunday
night from visit 10 her husband who
is receiving treatment in an Ishpem-
ing hospital. Mr.. Hurja is having his
leg treated and has suffered greatly
from his ailment OF late. We learned
that he Is some better.
Mrs. Chas. II. Watson and Jonn
Watson lett Sunday night for visit
with relatives in Omaha. Nebraska
and In Kansas Mr.. Watson accom-
panied them as far as Chicago
Dan f. Boyle shook the dust of Crys.
tai Falls of his feet last Tuesday and
is now resident Of stambaugh town
ship.
Jas. X. Flood was the happiest man
in the city last Tuesday the cause be-
ing.s fine. healthy girl which was born
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Flood that morning.
Jas. r. Corcoran and l.. A. Henry
went to Marquette yesterday to attend
conference of the base ball msgnate
Of the Marquette league
Ernest Walback has contract TO put
cement block foundation under the
Episcopal parsonage
John Wall ana Sam Jacobs went to
Iron River Tuesday to attend the
wrestling match.
Tony Kraus went TO Menasha last
Sunday night
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-09

Misses Beacon and Vaudewater :,
tended the oratorical contest at Nor
way last Friday and visited with
friends in the city ~
The Fourth b grade l. making ~
flower booklets this week.
The basket ball team We're very
much disappointed Wednesday, when
word was received that IL was impos.
sible for the Iron River team TO secure
their hall for this Friday evening.
The game is therefore postponed.
The High School lawn is putting on
very attractive appearance again
Arbutus is making its appearance
every where.
Frank Carlson was absent from&>e
Fourth b Monday on account Of -
ness.
Cross country runs are very agreeable
to most Of the boys g.atnletic work.
Amelia varney. Of Ishpeming, en-.
tered the Sixth A grade this week.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-09

Calumet high school won the honors
In their sub district cratorical contest
last week. The district contest viii
be- held early in May.
The following pupils received "E'
in their spelling during the past week !:
Lydia Osterbsrg. Mary Challancin,
Ralph Savageau. Elna Lindholm, Her
man Mantell. Jeneva Terrien. Lille
Salimen. Marguerite Grimord Gen
nond Martinson. Hilma Berman, Mer-
cedes Gourski and Caroline jackson.
The grade. are much interested now
in drawing and coloring the spring
flowers.
Mupps are again In vogue at the
Western. Any one wishing the same
apply phone 1876.
Several children OF the Western
school nave left during the week. Earl
and CIaude Extrum leaving for the
Mesaba, Anna and Geo. Nance for Iron
and Leonard and Muriel
for the Tobin.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-09

TO RENT Five living rooms and
barn. Inquire Of A. Mendelson. at
Paris Store.
Competent girl wanted to d. 20 nera
homework Good wages paid. Apply
TO Mrs. J. r. Corcoran.
The latest wall paper accents single
roll at Wehse's paint store. 2-wks.
FOR SALES Room House, 0 lots
and barn. Inquire of q. Urban. s-wk
For Rent The R. II. Darling farm.
Inquire of X. T. Beach.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-09

| F. G. Hood a. Go. are TO leave Pen
I toga soon aud have offered all Of their
machinery and other property for sale
cheap. Any person wishing anything
in the horse, logging line OF saw mill
line will get bargain there Write
them for particulars
DIR. Spiser of Cedar Rapids, Iowa. a
graduate of the university Of Pennsyl-
vania. arrived here Thursday to take
position as assistant to DIR. A. NJ.
Darling. DR.. Spiser comes very high
ly recommended
We are in receipt of copy Of the
North Yakima Daily Republic through
the kindness OF Emil Hurja who is
employed on that paper in its compos-
ing department.
The many friends of Peter Fitz-
patrick, the deputy factory inspector
for this district will regret to learn
that he died Thursday at his home at
Ishpeming.
Iron County National Bank has an
excellent statement in another column
of this issue This local institution is
making better showing every day.
The Finnish q Swedish Mercantile
Assn. has new ad in this issue tell
ing of their seeds that they expect to
hare for their customers soon.
Mrs DR.. Walter Darling left Mon
day evening to join her husband in her
new home in Illinois.
Dan Slattery, brother of John aud
Ed Salttery, died at the city hospital
last Thursday
Miss Inanda Sorinson is back again
Mt her poet in the post Office after sew
eral weeks absence owing to illness
Mrs d. M Ross left last Tuesday
evening for visit with relatives in
Ohio.
T.. J. Oswald has been in Milwaukee
the greater portion OF the week. He
is expected home tomorrow.
Mrs AL Charron went to Green Bay
this week TO visit her daughter Rachel
who underwent an operation.
VIM. Holmes returned from his Can.
adian trip during the week. He was
in Canada over a month.
A card from DR.. Z. w Brown directs
as 20 change his paper TO Gillette.
Wyoming.
Frank Scadden was business visit
or at Ishpeming last Sunday.
Senator Moriarty was business
visitor at Bessemer durlng.the week. :
Supt w. ]. Richards spent most of
the week ON the Gogebio range.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Tony Krsus last Saturday.
FOR SALE :--All our horses, wagons,
harnesses. carriages. trucks. mschin-
cry, logging outfit and farm tools.
Cheap. F, q. Hood a. Co, Pentoga,
Mich.
James Davey. night Waterman. Is
still on the sick list.
Miss Burns has q millinery nd in an
other column.
FREE:--A can OF enamel paint and
a brush with every o5-cent purchase OF
Gold or enamel paint.
Wehse Paint Store.
Wanted-lathe. milling machine.
and drill press men. Assemblies. /
rough-stuif and varnIsh rubbers and
painters Good wages aud steady
work. Apply Immediately. REQ Motor
Car Company. Lansing. Michigan.
4-2-owks.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-09

A new piano was put in at the West
ern school Wednesday which was a
great surprise to the teachers They
wish TO thank the members of the
board for it.
Miss Liberty has completed her six
weeks substituting at the Western.
Miss Behsn being able to resume her
duties.
At the teachers meeting this week
Superintendent Hill extenas,; the invi-
tation of the Board OF Education to all
the teachers 20 make formal applica-
tions. for their respective positions for
another year. There promises to be a
number OF designations. however.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-09
COULD ABOLISH SALOONS
BY Failure To Pass on Licenses by Second
Monday m April.

~ y
Mondayin April.
IL is possible for all the saloons in
Crystal Falls TO be done away with
this spring. This result could DO OBJ
tanned without any vote Of the people
or local option election, Should the
common council-become so invovled in
a dispute over the selection of persons
20 whom saloon licenses should be
granted as to fail 10 approve Of the re-
quisite number OF applications on the
second Monday lin April, there would
be no saloons for year That Is one
of the possibilities under the Warner
Champion law. as explained 10y Cor
poration Counsel HALEY, of Detroit.
The law specifically provides that the
applications must be favorably passed
upon by certain date. II the council
fails to approve Of the applications and
bonds by midnight of that day. no
licenses can be issued for the year.
Only very hard and prolonged
fight among the. aldermen AS to what
saloonkeepers should be dropped and
which retained on the list could pio
duce such a result.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-09
Ore Shipping Commenced.

The first ore to be shipped TO docks
from Crystal Falls district went for
ward from the Bristol mine last week
Thursday, March 81, that being the
earliest opening of shipping in the
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-04-09

history Of the district This week ore
commenced 70 20 forward from the
Tobin. Great Western, HolIister and
other mines Of the district so that IT,
day quite volume is being sent 10
the docks.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-21
ROOT JUICE IS COMING HERE
THE GREAT REMEDY IS PROVING
A WONDERFUL BLESSING
TO MANY PEOPLE.

II the many rumors that are circu-
lating are true, Root Juice is des.
incd to prove a great blessing to this
community. The Root Juice will soon
be here and 1t Is hoped that the dis.
coNcry will do the same good at this
point AS IL is reported at other places.
Many reports OF wonderful cures the
discovery has made are being circi.
lated. \ travcliGy man said to the
reporter of this article: While in
Chanutc, Kan, | had occasion to 20
to the drug store. and while there
man came in and bought six bottles
of Root Juice. While il was being
wrapped up the man said, Every sick
person In my ncighborhood has used
the juice, and It seems il has cured
them all | am the last person 10 he
co.Ninced' After the man left the
druggist remarked. Root Juice Is the
greatest medicine ON earth. People
come in here and get a few bot les
ana III Few weeks they stop coming
and when see them they say they
are cured When asked what Il cures.
he said, 1t seems to cure any trouble
OF the stomach. bowels. liver and kid
neys. II is wonderful remedy for
indigestion aud constipation, but Il is
equally rs good for rheumatism and.
weak nervous people" It is said that
the drug store is usually crowded from
the very first day at every point the
scientist is induced to start demon
straton
The great remedy will be in CITY
Drug store w. II. Frame, Prop. mex.
Saturday The Root Juice is 81 bot.
tie or three bottles for $3.50.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-21
STORMY WEATHER
ALL THIS WEEK
WEATHER FoRECASTER SAYS
SNOW AND RAINS WILL PRE-.
VAIL THIS WEEK.

Washington. Feb. 2l.-IIoavy over
coats ani warm furs will be in de.
mand all over tho country during tho
week. according To- the forecast made
tonight by the weather bureau. Un-
usually stormy and cold weather Is
The indication in practically all the
districts from the Rockies to the At.
lantic coast and from the Rockies
over the north Pacific states.
A storm area tomorrow will cross
he central valleys. attended by heavy
snow In the northern states. rain or
snow in the middle states ard rains
In the middle and south parts of the
south.
A storm overspreading the MissiJ
sippi valley and upper lakes Monday,
second storm. also TO be followed
by cold wave. will appear In the
extreme west Tuesday.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-21
hEALpToN.

Healdton. Okla, Feb. 19.---We are
having our coolest weather for some
eleven years past, the thermometer
standing at II below zero at 6 a. m.
yesterday. The ground is covered
with snow, sleet and ice. All farm
work irs al a standstill. Some naye
PAINTED oats and some little corr
mas been planted
The snow will be a ben ai.. 20 The
farming interests.
Last Saturday our town had its
first racket. in which VIII Wilkes
was quite badly hurt by being hit
on the head with stick of wood
by w. A. Mccall. Wilkes Is getting
all right. Mccall was arrested by
Dillard, and We learn his examining
trial will be held Monday next We
are glad to say that none of the
parties live in Healdton. Whlskey
was the cause of il all.
Prof. Sneed of Durwood was here
Sunday.
Miss Gillie Orme is in Ardmore
visiting relatives.
The house of Bob Pearson, u new
one, was destroyed by fire this week
They lost good part of their be
longings. The house belonged to
Mr.. Mullen OF Ardmore.
We hear OF some sickness in the
community.
Mr.. Dearborn of Dixie was called
here 10 see his sick mother.
We hear some railroad talk. VIC
hear of surveys on all sides II may
only he a gas line that is being
built
Mrs McKhight is still confined TO
her bed
The wind is blowing quite cold
from the south today
Candidates are on all sides.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-21

never felt so near my grave"
writes Lewis Chamblin. OF Manches.
ter. Ohio, r. r. No. 3. "as when
frightful cough and lung trouble
pulled me down To ll5 pounds In
spite of many remedies and the best
doctors, And that | am alive today
Is due solely TO Or. Kings New Dis
covery which completely cured me
Now weigh 100 pounds and can
work hard. II also cured my four
children OF Group" lnfallihle for
Coughs and Colds. It's the most GER
tain remedy for LaGrippe. Asthma.
desperate lung trouble and all bron.
chial affections. soc and 800. A
trial bottle free. Guaranteed by Ard.
more Pharmacy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-02-21
Opportunity for Our Young Ladies to
Tour Europe Free.

Attention of newspapers throughout
Oklahoma is today fixed on the Ok
lahoman which has announced its
Intention of sending six ladies' on a
tour OF Europe, these ladies 10 come
from Oklahoma. 4 responsible mar.
ried coupe will be with the party
and is TO accompany the tourists
and attend to their welfare. The of
fer is SO unusual and so magnificent
that inquiry of the Oklahoman has
brought the good news here that any
young lady in our city may become
one of the winners under the plan
of securing votes. Full detailed infor-
nation will be Immediately sent to
the young ladies' who write the Con
test Manager of the Oklahoman, and.
there are twenty other prizes. in
cluding automobiles, pianos. diamond
rings and vacation trips 10 Colorado.
The total amount expended by the
big Oklahoma paper aggregates $l4,-
900 for the purpose of purchasing
prizes that will be given away alb,
solutely Free to the young ladies
of this state.
The offer is one TO arouse such
local pride. that we are going to
suggest right here that our city is
entitled to share IN the distribution
of the Oklahomans great prize list.
and the names of some of our prom.
inent young ladies' should be sent
In. Why not make them winners?
The victories for them would be a
credit to our community and then,
too. the advantage OF touring Eu.
rope or winning any OF the other
prizes is one in which every young
lady in this section will be heartily
Interested. Send in your own or
some other lady's name, and let's get
busy on what is the opportunity OF
a lifetime. 81