Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-05-21
Illinois Manufacturers AssoCIa-
lion Digs Up Some interest
ing Figures on Tariffs.
IMPORTANT MEETING MAY 20
WOman's Aid for Civic Bcttcrmcnt
Enlisted by city Cub-Anu-
smoke League Joins Forces.

M sbinoer. o,,fp.t the FREIGHT rate in-
al t.. ...t and
dc eieaae proposed 10y ''ii"'
81 west with Chicago the storm center
lni ov.ipp to the leadership OF the 10.
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SIS H''ol7 MANU-.
nj .- ..l A.. t,.,.-,s,t ON
I'D one hand tho railroads point 90
.. .t.. t.t.t tf0l 900
1870. a.. prseiI,nt * a. Brown
ue ~ ,-,,i. g.ntrat a,.t,m on
Z ~ ntt-r bond So. John M. Glenn.
NJ fttt 1000 ' .t,,..,s, laso..I..
'S zion deicaies. ...rbc railroads. are max
~ inf, bsrrois 81 mono, ANA tho tdyuuuD-
~ 80, u. ,.,..i,,,... ara ,,of sufficient
= esr,,se f9r freight boosts Am last
~ wear and ln fact since September.
-, 1905 the net earnings for all tine roads
h in the country us compared with the
y, corresponding month for tho year be-
~ fore ran from S. 900 600 To- si9O01.O00
~ ahead In November 1909. the I'M
= incrcase over Noycmbor. zoos was SIS
~ aa5 900 For the wear ended June oO.
u, 1909 about SIS per cent of the railroad
1r stock paid dividends agRregatiug &3S6.
600 900 or 19l per cent for the stock
which paid dividends That Us better
~ than anv other line OF Industry Rail-
II reading IS the most prosperous busi-
~ ness Ia the world. You can't show any
~ other In which dividends were so gem
y erai." Shippers and representatives, OF
an commercial organizations from all
al parts OF the country win meet and pro-
Il test against the freight rate advances
announced by the western railroads
ana proposed by the eastern COM
N panies.
Oh sorff GAVIN, pr-N-,rrerpv
re
IA Teeth pulling as a means FOR soul
on saving was the most UNIQUE thing re-
4 lated bv the foreign missionaries IN
" Chicago during the National Mission
~ airy congress Secy n +. Lahamme OF
G. the 1aymen's missionary movement
declared that what success ne had
RS among natives OF southern India was
due largely 20 four pairs Of dentists
forceps with which he went armed
lc AGAINST the toothacho that afficts
xe tbosa neorfe and which they
$ must endure as best they
MS NAV for lack Of any sort
q Of dentist until the missionary arrives.
n Naturally thoughts 81 loving ones
Z neighbor were difficult to inspire until
the aching teeth were out. His records
Id were % s1s'n - - ~, ~ t',,,.S 81
ls am sure that the total number Of teeth
20 which / have removed for the ma
lives runs way up into the thousands.
" For my services as a dentist, the ma
u tlves almost Worshipped me. one In
r. stance IN particular j remember. when
il an old man followed me for over 20
ei miles begging that / stop and listen
10 what he had 10 say But my good
man. ] replied. 20 his pleas. 4 have
Travelled far and pulled many teeth I
=, must get home Finally. however, /
n atopped and he actually knelt upon the
ground and worshlpped me as he had
done 10 his heather gods. You can
~ imagine the relief Of suffering patients,
r. however. when YOU reflect that the only
,yo,, thev couid Obtain ala was 10 60 TO
the goldsmith and let him pound and
~ chisei FOR two or three hours. irving
~ remove the tooth NV record Of
=, 90 black gcornions" continued the
y, ,,tseiona,-- 81 established while we
NJ were digging bitches for the founda-
r. ZION ~ "A mission house al the little
u. village ~ gpeanada we unearthed
u bundrods 81 me noisopous reptiles and
! Len, 90 ~ tber Tbourb their
stir,- g. deadiv no ono Am me marty
-, ,,afortnn.to as 10 no roisoned
by them. We also dislodged a number
= IN
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struck by Dahl d'ea'
MONUMENT TO POLE.
The dedication Of the monuments at
washington 20 kosrluszko and Pulaski
= was an event IN which 1hicl2o Poles,
= or Whlch thtre are lolo.o htld q most
n conspicuous roc. IN ine united states
there arc a'"''.'oi f1lts. countrNmeu OF
the great generals VINO toiEht under
d washington in the Revolutionary war
Ihele are lnaas-hus OF t"lt0N olglni-
l. cations IN an parts OF tlH united