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The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-13
A LIGHT Eater.

Look here" exclaimed the landlady.
who had agreed TO board and lodge a
man at reduced rates. You told me
you were a light eater"
$50 | am. ma'am." replied the board
er. I'm the human salamander' at
the local music hall. You ought to see
me swaller burnin' orchesw-London
Scraps ..r
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1910-05-13

If YOU want to spend pleas
ant hour come out to the picture
show, only 10c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13

Ter. and was laid up for weeks, and
limped for the rest OF the summer A
new board covering should be demanded
IN tno interest of public safety.
The bowery, or downstairs lunch floor.
rs IN disgusting state. Decrcpt chairs,
nnwashed tables, a floor so grcase-and :
a. airt soaked that stencil arises from
lt-yet by far the greater number of
people must 20 there to eat. TO be sure
thcre Is n new lunch room. but here only
peer Is sold, no soft drinks can be oh
TIC folks, clamorlng for soda pop" trail
pack TO the familiar tables. and father
ana mother must bear tho unpleasant
sights and unholy smells.
General Incompetence IS manifested In
nearly every department. Patrons last
summer were incXpressibly annoyed by
the method OF giving out keys. The re-
fusal OF the youth In charge OF the bath
room Keys TO give two people rooms ad
joining. or even in the same neiShbor-
hood. was an hourly occurrence. Man
entirely different sections or piers of
bath-houses. A mother with two or
three children who was bold enough TO
ask for adjoining rooms. where she
could look after her brood. was met with
an insulting refusal or utterly Ignored.
This happened not only on crowded days.
but on the dullest days at the resort.
One must admit that handling hundreds
OF keys Is difficult matter-unless sys-
tenn and a competent man be placed In
charge. One brainless schooboy was ut
'elIS lliCOinDetcUl 10 cope with t0c Sllu-
alton. 1t Is this very matter OF incom-
petent, underpaid help that clogs the
wheels of the machinery out there and
mars what might be a perfect delight.
Salt Lake maids and matrons. and not
few OF the men, have learned not TO
trust TO the rented sult-whiCh has been
aptly characterized as "a dclusion and Il
tear"-but have their own suits. for
which the management-all thanks to
whom-has provided a custodian. But
some OF us-fussy. no doubt-take our
own towels. one day last summer, la
den with n hand satchel which contained
the articles necessary for the feminine
toilet, suit. hose. cap, brush and comb.
and two towels OF generous proportions,
presented myself at the gate before
the bath-houses. dropped In my ticket
and-was stopped by the burly official
with the gruf order. No satchels or
bags allowed In here"
But" ! eXpostulated. this is my suit,
my hose, my towels, everything! can't
go In without them"
Cant help it-that'S my orders. Leave
the valise and get 1t when you so out y"
No reasons why, Just the curt order
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
THE CONFLICT OF
LOVE AND FAT.

The average man will "iolly' with
the stout girl; but he steals glanc es
over her shoulder at that Miss Slender.
He would sooner hold the hands of the
latter in fatuous silence than really
enjoy himself with the other. Such is
the power of line. Just a line-from
chin TO toe. or nape to heel-that's Is all.
But it rings the merry marriage bell.
Fat women should not repine-but re-
fine-their own lines by means of that
phenomenal-the Marmola Tablet. No
exercising or dieting is necessary. Sim
ply take one tablet after each meal and
at bedtime, and in little while the
overplus Of fat-the coarsepess Of as.
pect-will disappear. The figure will
become slight enough to permit of n
maldenly contour, pure outline, being
fashioned with corset and gown. Then
victory-if not revenge.
Although Marmola Tablets often take
Off uniformly a pound of habby fat a
day. they are quito harmless (being
made of the famous fashionable pre-.
scription; u OF. Marmola, y OF. Fl. Ex.
Cascara Aromatic, 3la o. Peppermint
Waterl. Consequently, even timid ones
arc safe in using them, for no ill-not
even a wringle or stomach ache-will
follow their use; seventy-fve cents Sc
cures large case at any druggists or
by mail from the Marmola Co., 1923
Farmer Bldg. Detroit. Mich.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13

growled at me as though / were tres
passer on the grounds. Half n hundred
people were being blocked by me as
stood and parleyed There was no help
for II, | must submit Opening my
satchel. ! simply bundled mp its contents
without ceremony. left the grip at the
gate and walked In, dripping hairpinsi
trailing my towels and appearing alto
gethcr ridiculous. y dozen more women
In the same plight somewhat mollified
mo. But when had to go back for my
satchel after my bath. walking II dis
tancc OF two city blocks with towels and
suit dripping brine all over my, white
dress. ] was In anything but pleasant
frame OF mind.
/ have since been told that sometimes
suits are stolen from the SaltaIr people
and they have to safeguard themselves
by allowing valises to be taken in.
Can they not afford TO keep n decent
hammered Inspector. or invent some way
of protecting themselves. without sub
jecting sensitive women to lndignltes
such as were constantly suffered last
season by those whose cleanly Instincts
will not permit them TO use Saltair suits
or towels?
There is probably no attraction in this
whole intermouptain country equal 10
that OF the lake bathing. a resort run
In accordance with modern. enlightened
methods. sanitary precautions and clean
llness, would be an advertisement for
Salt Lake that would spread from ocean
TO ocean. simply by the force of the en-
thusiasm created. Natures perfect
bathtub enhanced by mans additions To
comfort and convenience Any company
promising and faithfully intending to run
the resort along such lines would de-
serve valuable franchise and the whole
souled support of n grateful community.
But If $3.50. 600 is to be spent in acqulr-
ing property within the city. and build
ing IL station. what Will be done out at
tho resort? Docs the management say
anything about a house cleaning, about
repairing worn out plonking. about ac-
cording courteous treatment to patrons?
i have seen no mention of such.
II given the franchise the present man
agcment VIII undoubtedly continue It's
present policy-and that Is to squeeze
every cent OF profit out OF the place al
the cost Of the peoples comfort anc
safety and "the public be damned!
Halt. Councilmcn Before granting the
franchise look into this matter, and
please, If you value the health as well
rs the pleasure of your wives, sons and
daughters. frame a clause of cast-iron
quality which shall embody our demand
Clean house. Mr.. Langford. clean
house!" HOUSEWIFE.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
DR.. Paul's Frat. Pin, Like
Far-famed Cat, Comes
Back to Owner

A fraternity pin which had been
mourned as lost for moro than year
was returned TO DR.. S. G. Paul health
commissioner, its owner. by registered
mail. on Friday. The pin has undoubt-
edly travelled some since II was lost a
year ago last November. as II was To-
Gated In Seattle, where It was being
worn on the street by a ncwsboy.
The pin Is the emblem of the Nu Sig
ma Nu fraternity. a medical society
which DIR. Paul Joined while he was at
tending the University OF Pennsylvania.
He had worn 1t ever since the dear old
college days, and naturally. became
greatly attached TO 1t because of its
associations with days past and gone.
Dr. Paul had never expected to see
the pin again and was agreeably sur
prlsed Friday upon calling at the post
Office and obtaining II registered pack.
age which. upon being opened. he found
TO contain his frat" pin. Inside the
box was note from DR.. Walter Keller
Of Seattle. who is also a member OF the
same fraternity, stating that he had
taken the pin from newsboy in that
city.
As DR., Pauls. name was on the back
OF the emblem. Or. Keller at once wrote
TO the frat" house In Philadelphia, OBJ
tained IN. Paurs address. and lost no
time in sending the pin TO him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13

Editor Tribune-Whilc the matter of
| inc Saitair franchise is agitating the
! minds OF the male .populacc. almost "a
Ine exclusion OF the Big slump and the
hnd n,E tlsnt, may mere woman make
no idle curiosity. but with n deem dceIre
Tor the shedding OF light upon a hazy
subject. In the language of Togo-'I in
qulre 10 know
The question is This. Inc, ,h,. ~
crete benefits do the SaltaIr leasers nro-
poae 10 pestoW upon the municipality of
; SaiI Lake IN return for the vast prlyi-
ieGe Tor which they arc asking?
/ suppose l might answer myself on
nahu ny referring 10 various newspaper
reports by the building OF an electric
road and the cnlarging OF the resort. In
dIrectly 1 can see whore Salt Lake will
share in these two results. IL they are
honestly carried out. But one has doubts.
tractiVe. where the people can gather as
in a huge playground and enjoy the am
paraIieied bathing OF the Great Salt lake.
would undoubtedly prove a boon In tho
city, big drawing card TO travellers
But Just such a resort as | name has
not been known here since the early days
OF garfield ana Saltair. For years Salt
air has been the dirtIest most unsani-
taiy, worst run resort in the state Salt
lakcrs who pride themselves upon the
excellent dancing floor of the pavilion
nave reason TO praise IT, And there the
llst comes TO an abrupt end The inso-
lence OF the employees. the dangerously
rotted condition OF the boards. the filth
which has accumulated untouched for
years in the bathrooms-all are notori-
Gus, and reproach to the people who
permit the conditions. / myself made Il
point the last two summers OF observ-
ing conditions there, TO see il any clean
ing Of bathrooms was ever done. TO
my knowledge the self-same heaps OF
reluse-cigarette stumps.. gobs of gum.
rusted pins, buttons. all encrusted in
mounds of filth, have remained In the
corners OF the bathrooms for years un-
disturbed. Tho towels given one are
often unspeakably dirty, the suits In tat
ters. Patrons are warned not to throw
bottles or refuse into the water yet /.
with party of friends from the east.
saw barrel OF garbage from the kitchen
OF the cafe dumped into the lake, few
yards from the crowd of bathers. De-
caycd vegetables lemon. rinds. meat
scraps and the like floating about the in
land sea hardly recommend II as a bath
ing place to clean people
The condition OF the planking just out
side the old ba athrooms-always used on
crowded days-is positively a menace TO
barefooted man or woman. 4 friend of
mine ran n silver three inches long into
her foot. while descending into the wa
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
Y. Nj. G.. A. Boys to Hold Second
Annual County Fair Feb. %

the name. "Yville County fair was
selected as the official title by which
the fair viii he known. The money
taken in at the fair will 90 toward
fixing up the bows section room,
Among the various attractions that
Will "happeu" in the afternoon and
evening, perhaps the most wonderful
viii be Count Fallin, who, short time
ago, demonstrated his ability as king
OF the air, mastering the elements for
at least the distance across the large
gymnasium in the association building.
Count Fallin needs no introduction to
the people of Salt Lake, owing TO the
Tact that he SO clearly demonstrated
his ability just recently here in the
city.
The boys feel that the fair would
not be success without good things
to cat, so they are planning on ice
cream cones. "hot dogs and the only
original "hobble house, in the city.
Knowing that the people of Salt Lake
City like moving pictures. inside the
fair grounds there will be what is
known as the els Not Moving Picture
show At this show the highest-class
films in the city will be run. Other
attractions will keep one busy in the
afternoon and evening. The minstrel
show Will he the place for the audi.
tors to laugh and grow fat. The Punch
and judy show viii be pleasing for the
younger folks OF course. the fair
would not be complete unless the fathers
and mothers are there with their chill
drcn, or without the fond lovers and
the fair maidens.
Fatty Jones and his corps of police
men Will patrol the grounds at all
hours
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
To Keep the Hair
Light and Fluffy
(From Chicago Inter Ocean. }

(f from CnlcaGo inter ocean,
The proper care of the hair does not
require woman to scour her scalp with
soap and drench her hair with water
until shampoo, including drying the
hair, takes the better part of the day,
In fact, authorities say that the less
soap and water used on the hair the
better, as the aIkali and moisture tend
TO make the hair coarse, dull and brit
tie.
If you want TO keep the scalp clean
and the hair light and fluffy, try dry
shampoolng. Put in a quart Jar, or any
other handy container, four ounces Of
powdered orris root and four ounces of
therox. Stir and shake until thoroughly
mixed. A beautiful cleaning powder
with a delicate perfume will be the
result.
Sprinkle tablespoonful of this mix
ture on the head and then brush il well
through the hair, This brings out the
natural color of the hair. makes it soft
and glossy. and if continued regularly,
tends to make the hair long and abuud-
ant, for il is a natural hair grower.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13

The boys of the Y. NJ. C. A. will
hold their second annual county fair
February %, Washington s birthday.
Just one year ago the members of the
Affiliated clubs conducted what was
known as the 'Bingville County fair y
and all who attended this fair will re-
member with pleasure the enjoyment
they had at that time.
The fair this year will be conducted
by group of boys known as the
"Stickers. The following are mem
bers of this organization, which has for
its object the upbuilding of the re
ligious, physical aud social life Of the
boys department of the Young Men s
Christian association: Lester Park rker.
Walter Cato, Frank Yeamens, Fred
Newell, Harry. Halton, Harold Jones.
RAYMOND Rogers and Dennis Ausher-
man. The plans have been under way
for some time and the boys promise
that the fair will be the best yet. OF
course, no county fair would be sue,
cess unless it had a name which would
set forth its promised grandeur, so
at an early meeting Of the boys cabinet
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
HOTEL GUEST PROUD THAT
IIE RESEMBLES LINCOLN

Guests at tine Kenyon had considerable
run Saturday al the expense Of Vernon
g, Boccy of Kansas city. who closely
resembles Abraham Lincoln. Naturally
enough Mr. Bogcy was the cynosurc OF
all eyes about the hotel during the day
baTrassed.
This Is not the nrst time I have
been taken for Abraham Lincoln" said
Mr.. Bogcy. ~ have been spotted all
over the country this sarhc way This
Is particularly heavy. though. IT being
LinColn's birthday
II am n great admrrr nf our martvrcx
president and am proud to resemble him.
This In spite Of the fact that he is
said Ia have been ono Of the homeliest
men OF his tlmc, But. anyhow. | was II
pretty baby according &" those who saw
mo.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
BETTER THAN SPANKING

Spanking does not cure children OF bed
wcttInG There Is constitutional cause
for this trouble. Mrs. M Summers. Box
W Notre Dame, Ind. Will send free to
any mother her successful home treat
mant. with full Instructions Send no
money, but write her today II your chill
dren trouble you In this way Don't
blame the child. the chances are IL can't
help IL. This treatment also cures ad3its
and aged people troubled with urinA Diff
ncultles by day or night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
Good News to Our Customers.

The buyer for the Western Outfit com
pany, 266 State street, is in the east
ern markets buying fashionable suits,
dresses, etc, for women and stylish
clothes for men and boys. We will be
able to show an elegant line of spring
goods. Large assortments; no two
STYLES alike; every garment will be of
the finest quality that money can buy.
Watch for the Western Outfit company S
sprino ad
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
Is ADDED
PUBLIC LIBRARY

.orty-two volumes will
public library Monday
liz, 1910:
.8Irelow, RetrospecUons
Ia vols: Carlyle, Thom-
Telsh-Love Letters. >
Iournals. 2 vols. Gil
.ng system: Hedin.
vols. Moody. Great
WiIl TO Be Well; Scot
Their Tartans: Seton.
Northern Animals .
[ncle Nick" Among the
Image of Eve; Ches-
The Cross: Coulerein.
1nncan, Suita BILE Child (:
Pace; Leblanc. Arsene
1rlotta's Intended
Dumas. Chcvalier de
vols: Dumas, Fingt
~ Esparbes. Guerre en-
de pAigle. Vent du
EfaiDquebille.
Burgess. More sGoops {:
1|e; Eastman, Wigwam
-. Shovelhorne; Tlig-
Is OF Tonopah, Hunt
Eottomless Pool; John
d Lets Us Help. Nc
AcGaw: Olmstead. Land
3: Wells. Pleasant Day
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
l,|ITHE JOB
s'||IG SATURDAY
sres Well, While
sn Grip of the
5 rm King.
s4::-E--s.--- I.
+

nj the best Of it In
saturday. While the
|. hnrtling against some
',orms of the year, Salt
10 GO about without
!, wraps; In fact. sat
n a Spring day than
La OF winter. The sun
crnclically all day, and
4 IN Ia Weather Dlrec-
beinr. a game prognos-
VI nf the heavy storms
Thiessen hravely an
.aav will be fair. This
rhether the climate
T. "a make good remains
now fell in New I ofk
4 Philadelphia enjoyed
the beautiful. Pitts
Isl sufferer. seventeen
registered fall. Nash
Tennessce towns also
.5v places the precipita-
rnie,i by high winds.
vIce throughout the cast
.cled and the transmits
Interfered with TO some
I'D a slump throughout
al states Friday night
i snow is expected.
-m now raging in the
. force before 1t reaches
&|ns IS a matter OF con-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
NOTICE DISSOLUTION OF PART
NERSH1P.

T.. C. Miller and Fred C.. Fox, co-part-
ncrs. heretofore carrying on and doing
name and style of Miller & Fox. at
No. 90 West Second South street. Salt
Lake City. Utah, have this. the 10th day
Of February, A D. 1910, dissolved part.
ncrship, Mr.. Fox having withdrawn
from the said business, which will in
the future be carried on by Mr.. Miller,
T.. G. MILLER,
FRED G.. FOX
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13

I!AIlllS sttNtu.
Mrs. VIII Naylor entertained the mem
bers OF the Glover Sewing club, Thurs
day afternoon. at her home on East
will be held at the home OF Mrs. VIII
Hayes or February p.
The Naomi Past Noble Grand's club
were delightfully."- entertained at a valen-
tine party by Mrs. Amanda Ewin, at her
home. Thursday, February 10, The
prizes were won by Mrs. Walton, Mrs,
Hardy and Mrs. Norton. After the prizes
were given out n delightful luncheon WAS
served IN the dining room, which, was
decorated i'm pink carnations and red
hcarts. Those present were Mesdames
Russell Price. Timer. Darke. Lewis.
Pcndlcton. Richards Rasmussen. Man
ming. Norton. Coil Walton. Hubbard, La
Bau. owens. llardlc. Blackmar, Nicker-
son. Jennins, Ewn and Marony. The
club viii meet next With Mrs. Gada
Richards.
TUESDAY afternoon by Mrs ]. c. DAILY
At her home on street.
The members of the Hillside Card club
enjoyed box party At the Colonial
Thursday evening followed by supper
at Franklin's. The next regular meeting
February 10. with Mr., and Mrs. Gideon
Snyder,
last Friday by Mrs. G. w. MidGley. The
next meeting Will be Friday. February
20. with Mrs. Lund
Mrs. George j. Brown, at 62i West
Third North. VIII entertain the Matinee
club Wednesday.
Thirty-six members OF the Amaranths
were delightfully."- entertained after their
regular meeting Tuesday evening I'm Ma
sonic hall The n. M, Mrs. S. NJ. Nc
Carty had prepared an elegant banquet
and after adjournment, invited the large
number present to remain and partake
OF the menu. which was thoroughly en-
joyCd by those present. a large mound
OF pink and white carnations with run
ners of ferns. formed the decora tiops for
the board with some dainty flowers
placed at the right OF each plate.
Tho Bachelor Maids were royalty en-
tcrtaincd Friday evening at the home of
Miss \. Welch Prizes In the k!mona
test were awarded to Miss Sylvia Cahoon
and Miss Frances Ruth Shields. Delicious
refreshments were served hy the charm
Ing hostcss The Maids will meet with
the Misses Sylvia and Margaret Cahoou
next Friday evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13

A regular meeting of O. o. Howard
post No. Z. G. A, r., Will be held at
tho post rooms in !. 0. o. +, hall on
Monday, February IA. at 1880 p. m.
All members are urged TO attend as
there will he business Of Importance.
p. j. GOBLE,
Post Commander.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
lN-HEINCK
! HEARD IN ZION

4 .. Pyper Of the Salt
saturday concluded ar
||ch Madame Schumann-
ne greatest coutraltos
" appear at the Salt
Iarch II next.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
EXTENSIVE PREPARATIONS FOR
OPENING OF NEW STORE.

Mr.. A. Frank, who is preparing to
| open a fine new clothing and furnish
\ ing store at is TO 20 East First South,
! is planning an elaborate opening day
and will endcavor to establish his store
in the minds of the people by reason
of reliable goods and honest prices
! Mr.. Frank purposcly selected a store oil
| Main street TO avoid the high rents
and will make prices on goods low
enough 10 give his patrons the benefit
| of the saving.
The stock for tho new store viii be
! gin arriving early this week and as soon
| as the elegant new fixtures are ready
! the placing Of stock viii commence. The
! goods arc all coming direct from New
York and will include all the new crca-
! tions in clothing furnishings and shoes
! for men, women and children. The store
will be complete in every way and viii
carry everything in ready-towear goods
! Mr., Frank has had long experience in
! buying and selling this class of NOR
chandise and is fully convinced that
with the buying facilities at his com
maud and such splendid location for
his store he viii he able TO work up a
! fine class of business. Careful sclcc
| tion of goods fresh from the manufac
turers lines and careful, consistent pric-
ing will go long way toward making
the store popular.
! The opening viii likely take place on
| March J. when an invitation will be
! extended TO the public to visit the store
and inspect the stock and fixtures,
which are said to be among the finest
in any store in tho west. Announce.
ment of the opening and souvenir day
will he made in this paper rs soon as
the date is definitely decided upon.
Mr. Frank has arranged 10 handle
some OF the most popular brands of
clothing, furnishings and shoes and will
keep the siocl, up TO date in every de.
tail Ladies and children S trade viii
be given special attention and as fast
as new ideas in any linc appear they
will be on sale at the new store
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13
SOCIETY
Continued from Page Eight,

will give a card party Monday evening.
February a. at the banquet room in Odd
Fellows hall. There will be refresh
mcnts served.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13

We desire TO thank all who so kindly
assisted MS during the sad bereavement
Of our wife and mother, especially the
Relief society and the Danish Sister.
hood, and for the many beautiful floral
offerings.
CHRIS PETERSEN AND FAMILY.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13

Mrs. WIN Naylor entertained the mem
berS Of tho Glover Sewing club, Thurs
day afternoon, at her home on East
Sixth South street, The next meeting
will be held at the home OF Mrs. VIII
Hayes on February p.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-13

Mrs. George j. Brown, at 62i West
Third North. Will entertain the Matinee
club Wednesday.