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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1910-09-15

water In an endeavor to get across.
They may disregard thousand rivers
one by one, but when they finally taste
the sweet currents which flow from
their birthplaces their whole nature
changes. and even their physical fea-
lures alter. They grow thin, and the
head takes on the sinister curve of the
preying bird.
"Why. you just ought to witness the
run These empty waters become
suddenly crowded, and the fish come
in great silver horde. which races up,
up. up toward death and obliteration.
They come with the violence of a sum-
mer Storm like prodigious. cleaning
army they swarm and bend forward,
eager, undertaking. one purposed It's
quite impossible to describe 1t, this
great silver horde. They are entirely
defenseless. of course. and almost
every living thing preys upon them
The birds congregate In millions, the
four footed beasts come down from
the hills. the Apaches of the sea harry
them In dense droves. and even man
appears from distant coasts to take
his toll. but still they press bravely on.
The clank of machinery makes the
hills rumble: the hiss of steam and
the signs of the soldering furnaces
are like the complaint of some giant
overgorging himself"
"How long does 1t all lastY'
Only about SIX weeks; then the
furnace fires die out. the ships are
loaded. the men go to sleep, after
which Kalvik says back into its ten
months coma. becoming. as you see It
now. dead. deserted village. stunned
by man."
"But don't see how those huge
plants can pay for their upkeep with
such short run"
well. they do. and, what's more.
they pay tremendously. sometimes 100
per cent a year or more.
Two years ago a ship sailed into
port In early May loaded with an army
OF men with machinery. lumber, coal.
and 90 forth. They landed. built the
plant and had 1t ready to operate by
the time the run started. They made
their catch and sailed away again In
August with enough salmon in the hold
to pay twice over for the whole thing
Willis Marsh did even better than
that the year before. but OF course the
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CHAPTER III.

l~lHE girl darted swift look at
Boyd. but he fell to brooding
again. evidently insensible to
- her presence. At length he
stirred himself to ask:
Can hire a guide hereabout? Wen
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LETTER LIST.

Ogden. Utah, March %. 1910
List OF letters remaining in tho
Postomce at Ogden. Utah. which, IL
not called for In two weeks, will bo
sent TO the Dead Letter ONCE:
Gensemen'S List.
Anderson, A; Anderson. ! +.
Brock, King d; Burdett. Thomas;
Burrows. T F. Burley. Ross: Ben
nett Morgan Buchanan. NJ; Blake,
John T; Baker. Geo II. Bsrgstrom,
Aug, Boyd. Dan; Bird. James.
Chance. c p; Chip. Arthur: Cook.
Frank; Carny. II; Clifford. w C;
Carson. w r.
Doyle. Rupert V.
Huguchi. NJ.
Ewing. r ]; Elliott. c E.
Falconer. Dick
Graves. G w
Hcmmert. Lyman; Herrick. John
b; Hall, Jack.
Inaburt, Frank.
Johanson. Alexander.
Kariya. U. Kool, Jennis; Kaneko.
Y; KaJihora. K; Kranch. Fred.
I.apray. David: Lghton. n Louis.
] s; Lyon, Paul Ffs
NfcCarty. V r: Marshall. Iohn ";
Macleod. John y; Matthews. r B;
Miller. w r.
Nlchoka. *.
Pourel, Robt Panarios. Peter.
Rimmcl, J a.
Voss, August
Warwick. a V; Wrath. Joseph C.
Young. George.
Ladies' LIST.
Cameron. Mrs r; Conlon. Mrs. Mat
tie: Clay. Mrs Mary: Coleman, Alta.
Dinsdale. Marcella; Dutler. Miss
Rose.
Firth. Mrs F.; FyantSen. Mrs Trine;
Fuller. Mrs Harland.
Graham. LInio; Goodwin. Mrs
Lyria; Gray. Mrs NJ a; Grange. Mrs
Tricy: Martin. Mrs Nellie
Ridley. Mrs Albert; Roberts. Mrs
] II.
Vltsman, Miss Mary
White. Mrs P: Wright. Miss Hell
en-. Walker. Mrs NJ; Weaver, Mrs
o VI, l.. w. SHURTLEFF.
Postmaster.
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about the care of tools and treatment
OF skin diseases than many OF the
American aspirants for certificates.
Besides large number of questions
which the candidates are required 10
answer intelligently. the candidate
must actually demonstrate that he
knows how TO cut hair. shave, sham
poo and give a face massage.
Free barber treatment is much In
order at the Watts shop. where the
examination Is IN progress. and many
a man has had a lrst class piece OF
work done for nothing today
The state board OF examiners of
BARRIERS consists Of two BARRIERS and
a physician, The Utah board Is COM
posed OF w NJ. Plggott Of Ogden. pres
ldent; d. j. Watts OF Salt Lake City.
secretary. and Dr. c. NJ. Benedict OF
Salt Lake City. Official physician.
All of the candidates arc required
to pass a rigid physical examination
before they are licensed TO take up
the work.
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according to whether the enumerators
have completed their work
The bureau OF the Dooly block num-
bcrs a considerable ONCE force, being
as follows.
Hugh A. McMlllin, supervisor for
Utah.
Frank NJ Eldredge. chief assistant.
Howell P Myton. special agent.
Rock NJ. Pope. special agent.
Jennie Harrington. clerk.
Florence !. Foreman. stenographer.
The following Is the list as ap-
proved, giving the number Of the emu
merator's district. the name OF the
enumerator and his postoffice address:
21i-Peter Nelson.
215-Mrs, Bessie X. Child. r F. D..
No 2, ogden
216-BenJamtn F Blsylock. r F. D..
No. 3, Ogden.
217-William Wheeler. Statewide.
21s-Miss Ella Frew. r. +. ID. No.
2. Hooper.
2l9-Miss Lelly Surrage. Hunts.
Vile.
22O-NIIss Florence Powell, r. F. D..
No. 2. ogden.
221-Not approved
222-Mrs. Alice Collins. 29s3 Pin
gree avenue. Ogden
223-Mrs. Laura w VallerueX, 500
Twenty-sLxth street. Ogden.
224-William w Shaw, 1864 Wash
ington avenue. Ogden
225-Samuel p. Brooks. 22Ol Grant
avenue, Ogden
226-Elias S. King. 2l57 Reeves ave
nue.. Ogden
227-Nliss Dorothy Webb. 3Ol Third
street ogden.
22s-Joseph F. Critchlow. 1920 Grant
avenue, Ogden
229-MIss Mary F. Emmortson. SO
Twentieth street. Ogden.
2SO-Miss Bernice r. Kohn, 1868
Jefferson avenue. Ogden
23l-John p Bush, 2S42 Monroe
avenue. ogden.
232-Henry f. Steele. 1922 Twen-
ty. second street, Ogden.
2S3-Mrs Charlotte B. Foulgor. 1852
Adams avenue. ogden.
23i-Thomas A. Schreeye, 2546 Mad
ison avenue. ogden.
235-Haryey w Eager, 1892 Adams
avenue. Ogden.
236-Centennial E. Palmer, Box 1874,
r. f. d. No. 2, Plain City.
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0 0 0 0 Q 0 O Q o Q Q @ 0 Q Q ,

The above questions are some OF
the most important which candidates
for state barber certificates must an
swcr satisfactorily before they are
permitted 10 practice the "tonsorial
art In the state OF Utah.
Of the forty.nvc candidates who
took the examination conducted by
the state board OF examiners Of bar
berS in the office OF the secretary.
d ]. Watts. II West South Temple
street. yesterday, continued today and
about half as many candidates viii an
swer the questions.
The papers OF the six japanese who
took the test yesterday have already
been looked over and five of the for
einers passed, with q high standing
These candidates had worked at the
trade IN their own country for a long
time and had passed the examinations
required there. They used their own
tools IN the examination and worked
upon their own countrymen- There
are large number OF japanese bar
bers in the United States now. 1t Is
said, and each year finds more OF the
little men taking up this line OF work
Greek Need interpreter
IL was necessary for the two Greeks
Who were examined 10 have an inter
prefer answer the questions for
them. Their answers demonstrated
the tact that they had made a study
OF barberiOg and really gne" more
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to ono OF the last wishes OF the de-
ceased
The general public has been inyiteI
10 the Tabernacle services and the
attendance Will no doubt be very
large. The intermcnt will be in tho
City cemetery Tho program OF the
services Is a. follows.
Hymn. God Moves in a Mysterious
WAY" choir and organ. f stephens
director: j. ]. Mcclellan. organist
PRAYER. Joseph + Taylor.
Hymn. %. My Father Tabernacle
choir.
Address
ouartettc. VINO Arc Those Arrayed
in White" Mrs. Lizzie T. Edwards.
Emma r. Morris, Robert Siddoway.
Horace s. Ensign
Hvmn. "snd Scenes Of Confusion"
Horace S. Ensign and Tabernacle
choir
Address.
Hymn. Rest for the Weary Soul"
Tabernacle choir and organ.
Beuedicuon. Seymour r. Young.
Organ music.
Hymn at cemetery, Zion Stands
With HILLS Surrounded temple
choir.
Dedication Of grave, Bishop Frank.
lin s TiDgcy.
The funeral procession will be as
follows:
Band
First presidency and patrIarchs.
Twelve apostles.
PallbsarerS
HeaTse
First seven presidents OF seventies.
Presiding bisbopric.
Presidents OF stakes.
President 81 Relief society.
Temple workers and CHOIR.
Members OF Dcserct Sunday school
union board.
Members OF Y. NJ. VI. l. A. board.
Members OF Y. l.. NJ. I. 4. board.
Members of primary board
Members OF religion class board.
Directors OF business organizations
10 which deceased belonged
Civic and military organizations.
General public.
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Sore Throat
Colds. Coughs, Group and Catarrh
Relieved in Two Minutes,

Is your throat sore?
Breathe Hyomei
Have you cataTrh
Breathe Hyomei
Have you cough?
Breathe Hyomei.
Have you a cold7
Breathe Hyomei
Hyomei is the best remedy for All
nose. throat and lung troubles. ~
does not contain any cocaine or NOR
pbinc and all that Is necessary Is 10
breathe It through the little black
pocket inhaler that comes with eaca
outfit.
a complete outfit costs only SlOV
at druggists everywhere and at BAD
CONS PHARMACY, and Hyomei Is
guaranteed to cure catarrh' Group
coughs. colds. sore throat and oron-
chitis OF money back A hyonie'
Inhaler lasts a lifetime and extra bot
ties OF Hyomel can be obtained irom
druggists for only so cents. Sample
OF Hyomei and booklet. free. Ad'
dress Booths Hyomei Co, Buiialo'
X Y
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CLEAN THE YARDS.

The State Board of Health has issued on cleanliness
and Nth which is appeal the people place their homes
cononon particularly at this time of year
may be filth accumuatons winter in the wards and
within the homes The bulletin says:
flth and uncleaniness directly indirectly responsible
o % Oh he diseases now known to be prevntabe include
oil courageous or communicable diseases the death
nan %ohds the human uncleanness which
exact ucn terrible penalty include filthy from insuff
ent patng thy houses from neglect good houkeep
ng ty air from neglect of ventilation premises from
lowing the accumulation of garbage other refuse Including
sanitary outhouse filthy contaminated surface e,
and dltchs and filthy personal habits such az nroms,or
splitting
The health authorities urged make personal
OF premises in an effort wipe out filth
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EXAMINER KIDS UNRELIABLE.

the morning that Mayor Gasmann
and Doctor Rowe the promoters of the boxing contest
of Sullivan and Dawson is not
wrote letter from Indiana the Evening Standard
offering Sullivan and through that letter Dawson to
Ogden,
Morning Kids the mayor To
show how unreliable the Kids Tuesday they said the
city the
facts the council sustained the each instance
time Kids said the Standard refused publish
letter beet grower the Examiner Kids refused publish
important letter the beet question offered by Baker
1t safe that reliance be placed anything the
Kids say concerning anybody with paper
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r E 4 D Y T @
I TX E 7 HE
CENSUS

Salt Lake, March 29-The list OF
census onumerators for Utah. which
was recommended by Supervisor
Hugh A McMlllin last week. was ap-
proved this morning by E. Dana Dur
and. director of the census. and the
successful contestants for the posi-
tionS viii be informed at once Out
of 235 districts In the state only Eve
have not been fllled. These are: No
Is. Logan: No. lie. Salt Lake; No.
1872. Manti, No. 2l0. St George; No.
22l. Ogden. In these districts the ap-
plicants for the positions have been
taken sick OF have refused to serve,
and the selection of the enumerators
viii have to be made by Special
Agents H p. Myton and r. II. Pope.
who Will leave In a few days TO settle
the matter
The active duties Of the cuumer-
ators will commence on the morning
OF April 10, and In Salt Lake city.
Ogden. Provo. Logan and Park City
Will last two weeks only, and in all
the other districts of the state the
work must be completed within thirty
days from April 10. The cnmpensa-
tion OF the cnumerators IS bnsed on
3 cents per capita In all cities and
towns of the state and from $3.50 10
Sc per day in the outside rural dis
tricts. based according TO the diih-
culties of enumeration.
Geographically Arranged
The enumeration districts are geo
graphically arranged in Washington
according 10 the election dlsorlcts Of
the state. in Salt Lake. Ogden Pro-
vo, Logan. etc. enumeraiors have
been comparatively easy 20 secure.
but in San Juan. Carbon, Box Elder
and other counties, the enumerator
must not only secure count of the
population, but he must enumctate
tho Indians, take a record OF produc-
tive industries. live stock. minco and
quarrIes and manufactures. having
blanks for that purpose. so that The
rate Of compensation has been edult-
ably adjusted according to local con
ditions
The entire work of the Utah bureau
of the census is supposed to be fin
ished by May 81, 1910. but this Is not
compulsory. but is entirely arranged
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JOHN REX WINDFR
BURIAL THURSDAY

The funeral of President John Rex
Winder will be held Thursday AZ II
O'Clock in the Tabernacle In salt Lake
The body will lie in state and can be
viewed from O'Clock until lO.30
o'clock In the morning. The music
Will be furnished By the Tabernacle
choir OF which organization Mr.. Win
der Was president Such were the
principal details decided upon Tues
dsy by the leading churcbmen 20
whom had been left the arrangements
for the funeral Of one OF their lead
ing officers. The family Will meet 1t
the home or President Winder. which
is just opposite the Tabernacle. but
mourning viii be discarded owing
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Feminine Reaouree.

Mr. d. went to the clue, leaving Mrs.
D. with lady friend whose abilities
as a scandal monger and mischief
maker were pre-emlneni When he
returned he just polIed his head into
the drawing-room and said with a
sigh of relief That old cats gone,
suppose?"
For an instant there was profound
silence, for as he uttered the last word
he encountered the stony rage of the
lady who had been In his mind. Then
his wife came to the rescue.
"Oh, you DEAR" she said II sent IL
to the cats home in basket this
morning '-Tit-Bits
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STRENGTHENING THE CUTOFF

Southern Pacific trains continue sent west from oeden
over the old Central Pacific line north Salt Lake but
OFFICIALS state that the nLucin be reopened 10
traffic bate this evening
Work trains rapidly repairing storm damage to the
winch form the approaches the bridge across the lake
Inc este proper damaged of Tuesday IN fact
~ seven years ago has the big bridge
impaired in the least by and this f The
ouraoy Oh the structure has Hartman
plans for the dsplacng of the with pna and the
" era miles OF the road now built of rock earth
material Pile drivers bridge gangs are at work extend;n Tho
odge Oh the west side of the lake statement made that
with the completion of the that point the driving
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JUST FOR FUN
Why He coud Beat Mocreqor,

Alexander Ure, the Lord Advocate
of Scotland is a keen golfer. and he
has good store OF goliing tales.
These he is always ready to relate,
even If they tell against himself
Playing on certain course In Scot
land, he remarked incidentally to his
caddie:
BY the way, played round with
Todd McGregor the last time | was
here. Grand player. McGregor!"
'Ay,' said the caddie, but ye could
bate McGregor the moo
DO you think so,' exclaimed the
gratifed Lord Advocate, being well
aware of McGregor's prowess,
"Ay," drawled the caddle. "McGreg-
or's deid."-Gol6ng.
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AntIeipatl on Safer.

"It is not always necessary TO make
a direct accusation said the lawyer
who was asking damages because In,
Situations had been made against his
clients good name you may have
heard of the woman who called 10 the
hired girl, Mary, Mary. come here
and take the parrot downstalrs-the
master has dropped his collar but
ton Everybody
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piles the east end where the greatest dam
age occurred during Tuesdays storm.
The bridging of the entire distance the Inland
Hamans original suggestion but later the
thought Since then the lake has increased in
depth nearly eight feet and the storms with increasing
force the larger body of water have made imperative
o the tresle.
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a Miracle,

DO YOU believe the Biblical stories
about the miracles?'
Sure Why shouldn't l? If there
arc miracles now why may there not
have been miracles them
But are there miracles now?'
There was one this morning. |
wanted 10 catch a train. and no coal
wagon driver insisted on staying on
the track. thus delaying the car was
on. ou."-Chicago Record Herald.
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DELIVERY AND SADDLE
HORSES FOR SALE

| have 80 head. broke. mares and
geldings. Weighing from $50 10 LOO
pounds. at Ducheneau Stable. corner
9Th and Washington avenue.
d. B. BROOKS,
III 25th st.
Bell phone 25s or 62S.
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SAYING the Wconn Thina.

Those people who joke about snf-
fragettes." said Mr. Meekton's wife,
don't know what they are talking
about"
That's right" answered her hus-
band. Anybody with a real sutfra-
gette in the family knows It's no
Joke Se'-Washington Star.
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CONFERENCE

Your choice OF Twelve trains daily
via Oregon Short Line to Salt Lake
City. Tickets on sale April 1st to 9Th.
Good to return April 18th. Special
train leaving Ogden $50 am. April
3rd, 18th. 9Th and 9Th. Rate. s1.1O.
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PROFITS IN HOG RAISING.

The should Here few figures furnished
hog raising in Utah and Idaho:
By feeding bees exclusively made his hogs gain so
pounds month He fed 900 pounds be per head At
the present price hogs $3.50 100 pounds the beets would
bring him S1065 per Even the usual fall price for hogs
81 100 bes fed hogs would be worth $3.50 per
Another party bought three beets for S25 He fat
tened eight hogs which for little months feeding
him profit SAB In this instance the beets cooked
being hogs be only were used
while by adding small amount of grain these profits may still be
increased
another hogs gain three
pounds per day. They fed
lbs bran and shorts worth ....S O312
Whey hey 'Vaa worth n0''n os
o91+2
Three pounds gain IL cents per day leaving
profit of 10 IL cents head daily figuring
$500 there still profit per head
Last sold S275 hogs from 2 acres
OF land This land fenced with hog
it be The remainder produced alfalfa barley peas
He let the hogs pasture in it.
At the dollars are going east every
month Tor live hogs Besides the eastern shipping
Utah month 100000 pork products This
between three and four million dollars year
For outlay of So for six months hog will sell
for S2O sounds almost unreasonable what is being
accomplished In Utah and Idaho at the
herd OF 100 hogs take 5000
Hog raising this section of the country
lied within the last Formerly thought impossible
to raise hog from anything but grain now learning
through actual tests that hogs be raised from
greatly increased profit and produce good quality pork
Every farmer should have from 10 to % hogs
and at normal prices hogs there profits
In this line Of business Beets and alfalfa green cure large
proportions with little grain will grow hog small cost Peas
as fnisher produce excellent favored pork being
used in Colorado with great success
with the packing plant sprnging up Utah steady
market always the By cold storage ac
tiles packing just as feasible during the
other time of the Prices usually range highest from july
to September.
The local plant understand pay prices for hogs
Two young of Ogden have field on which
they are to raise stockers They with twenty
o~ ana expect an increase of 20 animals the first
wnen ened should bring approximately $4,000 They
experience In the sheep business but more profit in
the raising OF hogs the increase greater adverse
feature the danger Of cholera although state
that the disease be kept avoiding
contact with animals known to be
hog raising one of the most promising yet neglected
branches OF the livestock industries in west
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Gradstlons,

How much will you tip that walt
err"
"Oh. just enough to avoid getting
a harsh look. but not so much as 10
make him anxious TO help me on with
my overcoat Washington Star,
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Mistake Somewhere.

Miss Fangle is a homeopathist.
isn't She?" queried the hostess
'Weally. I-aw-don't think so, re-
piled young Featherby At least she
is-aw-neyah at home when | call.
doncher knowifr Chicago News.
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Timely Suqqestion.

Skinner don't know what I'm to
do about that bin we owe the grocer.
He annoys me terribly
Mrs Skinner-Well. If il comes 10
the worst you can pay it,
Skinncr-Yes. that's So. But never
should have thought Of that.-Chicago
News ll
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OF
UTAH BARRIERS
@ @ @ @ @ O O @ @ o 0 90 0 G
QUESTIONS FOR BARRIERS.

, Salt Lake, March 29.-What
, Is the cause of black-heads on
, the face, are they contagious?
, What effect does close shaw
, Ing have on the skin?
, Have You personally obscrv-
, cd a case OF impetigo7
, How do you prepare a 90
> per cent solution of formalde-
, hyde?
: Do you always dip razor in
, an antiseDtlc solution before
, shaving a patron9
, Why does the hair split and
; break at the ends and what do
, you do to prevent it?
, Describe the appearance OF
, ringworm.
, Describe the appearance and
, cause of dandTun
, Is dandrud transmIssible2
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fashioned friend For the same money
he could have bought ten barrels ot
gasoline or a set OF tires. kansas
City Journal.
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The Auto Girl.

THAT is q beautiful bracelet you
got for Christmas
Yes; II was given me by an old.