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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-02-20
Health and Beauty Talks
By MRS. MAE MARTINI.

b. c. v: 1t is TO your credit that you
wish to remain young looking as long
possible. A pleasing complexion goes far
coward smoothing the way through life.
The regular use of good complexion
cream does much TO preserve the youthful
contour of the face, keeping the flesh
firm and the skin smooth and velvety,
You can make q gTeaSeleSS cream at
home as follows: Get from your drug
glSt one ounce OF almOZOm ana put it in
half a pint of cold water, adding TWO tea
spOOnfuls Of glyceTlne. Stir and let stand
over night before using. This cream
jelly thoroughly cleanses the pores of
the skin, taking out all dust, oil and
CRIME. Its regular use tends to make
large pores smaller and prevent black
heads. 1t keeps the skin soft pliable and
fresh looking, and removes tan, freclSles
and skin pimples. AlmOZOin cream Jelly
and face cream, for it contains nothing
that might cause growth of hair. 1t is
splendid for chapped face and hands.
Miss NJ J.: 1t is no wonder that your
friends think you wear a switch. The
light stTeaks in your hair are the result
OF shampOOing with soap. Ali soap and
many ready-prepared shampoOs contain
alkaH, which takes the very life out of
the hair and leaves IL dry, dull and brit
tie When you wash your hair be sure
TO use a good and reliable shampoo, and
YOU will note big Improvement In your
and recommend to my friends is made by
dissolving d teaspOOnful OF canthrox in a
Gun of hot water. This shampoo can be
prepared at a very small cost. 1t fathers
fine. cleans the hair and scalp splendidly
and relieves itching scalp. 1t dries quickly
and makes the hair bright, soft and
fluffy You can get a canthrox shampoo
All almost any shampoo pdrlOr if you ask
for it or you can buy CanthrOx at any
drug store and make the shampoo your
self.
Airline: The indoor confined life Of
winter tends TO play havoc with health
and beauty Lack OF ambition and loss
of energy, that feeling of Oh, what's the
use?" deranged digestion, a torpid liver
and accumulated impurities of the blood
bring about sallOwness. pimples, liver
blOtches and a most discOuraging and
unsatisfactory reflection when one looks
in her mirror. You must get all the fresh
air YOU can, and let fresh air into your
rooms. Five minutes before each meal
and before bedtime take a tablespoonful
of a tonic made as follows: Dissolve one
half teacupful OF sugar and one ounce OF
kardene in half pint of alcohol and add
enough boiling water TO make a ruil quart
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05

In the conditions of the roads, and
will be able to point TO the best In
'ghe State. The schools are very
good. One hIgn school has been
built, and more are proposed. Chill
dren are received IL tine schools OF
Norfolk on equal terms with resi-
dents, and the railroad gives special
rates to those who attend.
Churches are located az ssery
prominent point, and they esert an
influence for good. which has done
much to make this one OF the most
law abiding sections OF Virginia.
New buildings are going up all over
the county. The ola courthouse has
been rerlodeled, at an expense Of
seven Thousand dollars. and prexents
fine appearance. 1t Is reported thai
the burned hotel ut Virginia Beach
will In the near future give place
10 q modern fir, proc structure
Looking at things AZ they are to-
day, and then to go to the old records
In the clerks odlce. rad read of the
stirring event: o. 1851, one is RE-
minded Of the great progress which
has been made In every direction. In
1899 we find recorded that the people
Of this county took the Data. and
lawful sovereign III these realms,
against the Pope, who With the ad-
herenss OF the late King James sought
TO change the succession OF the crown
In i's- II Was provided that tbs
clerk OF the court should iseeetse III
l.his salary twelve hundred aud furts-
feteht rounds of tobacco. The prael
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
FOR SALE
$4,000
FOR
Modern Home
on Grace St., east of Richmond Col
lege. All conveniences, including
Hot Water Heat.
]. A. CONNOLLY & co.

tearing down the old structure and
laying the foundations for the new
one has gone ahead with considerable
rapidly during the past two weeks
in spite OF the fact that the weathe:
has been very Indictment during par
of that time. A little over month
has passed s.nce the work began, an
the old building has been entirely torn
down, While the concrete work of the
foundations Is over half done.
The new market IL patterned af-
ter the mos. approved style OF build
ing of this kind. and the plans were
drawn efter committee az architects.
markets IN the larger citieg Provi-
city councilmen and the city chemist
had Inspected snsrc OF the best known
siofs has iseer nfade fur an auditorium
with seating capacity Of 2.600 peo-
pie on the second floor. which will
serve to house the conventions that
gathered every year In this city ON
~cnount of rs central location In the
State.
\ a city crcmatory win also Be built
for the Disposal IN sanitary wy ~
~ eArDssA Several propoatrpne ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
of quart of "toddy" was solemnly

Of a quart of 'toddy" was solemnly
fixed at twenty cents.
a great change has indeed come
over the place. and 1t will soon be
SO that a quart of "toddy" cannot be
had at any price. The sale of liquor
is now limited to Virginia Beach, and
with it's decreased use. we lind
like decrease in crimes. Its total
elimination will decrease crime to
the minimum
Taken all In all. Princess Anne
county offers better inducements to
the home Eeeker the man who wants
to make money, than any other Sec
ton OF the STATE. The social con-
aitions are good, schools and churches
are here to lend their influence for
good. and the natural resources are
unlimited.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
RUSH COMPLETION
OF CITY MARKET
Lynchburg Structure Viii. Cost
Over 100000 and Include
Huge Auditorium.

Especial kss'The isteisnfYnd SirHtnIar.5
LyNcHHuRG. VA, March e.
LynohburS's new city market and au-
iitor.um. which win cost more than
100000. win probably he completed
before tho end OF the contract time.
which was &c. for September of THU
year.
The progress Of the contraet0xn m
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
stories high. was the taiiest in Rich
Big business Center.


The hand of progress IL to he seen
in this entire section Some Of the
largest wholesale and manufacturing
esta hiishments of Richmond have In
the last few years been established
oi located between the Capitol and
Fifteenth streets and Broad and
Main And changes are still being
made. New stores are now being
completed at Governor and Frank
lin, taking in what was for many
years the all night saloon and res
taurant OF George Banntster. Put
MANS Theatss Conique has given
place 10 mission house. The loca-
ton ef he Associated Charities in
the Ballard House has had an mp
lifting influence upon the oommunf-
ty This il seen and felt In many
ways.
Realty men predict that the Gay
viii soon come when the few remain
ing gaps IN this section Will be niled
in. making the district a solid area
~ Industrial aud manufacturing en-
terprises.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
Iron Front Euiidl.,c.

On Governor street, near Main,
stands what IL known as the iron
kT0Ht building. one of those stores
having been for years the home Of
ne big wholesale drug Arm of Pur-
vail. Ladd & co.
When the front -aila Of the brick
front structure that occupied this
mite some years before she war icli
M pieces, for some reason or othe7.
sx Richmond contractor. awarded the
se6ntract to rebuild. declared that nc
WOULD put UP 9 wall front that wonid
$4eky the decayfng influences " time
M6eif He accordingly went &c work
@ApA constructed the iron front that
s&mndk to-day as firm and a. strong,
4 ~ appearances. az when fret
q 1kncted. These walls sue~easf,,.y
IIntooa the fire OF 1853. when Sicl-
Ina fell prey to the Northern ar
G6 Nj the rsose OF the war, Ever
rtndOws were equipped with iran
fye. md they. too. proved imper-
S|n sl1e aanaess
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-03-05
HUM Of INDUSTRY
IN OLD QUARTER
CONTINUED from First Page

the ether formed Trinity NJ sthodist
IN East Broad over toward Church
Hill
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-28
ACCUSE WIRELESS
AGENT OF FRAUD
George H. Parker Is Arrecc ed by
the Postal Authorities in
SeattIe-Bond $4,000

SEATTLE, June 27.-George H. Par
ker, fiscal agent for the United Wire
less Telegraph company for the terri
tory west of the Mississippi river, was
arrested late today on federal war;
rant charging the use of the mail to
defraud.
Mr.. Parker was released under $40, 900
bond.
The warrant upon which Parker was
arrested was based on letter written
to B. B. Shepherd of Des Moines, Ia,
April s, in which Parker it is claimed,
misrepresented the affairs of the COM
pany for the purpose of selling stock.
The arrest was made by two post
office inspectors and United States
marshal. Parker was taken by sur
prise. He was taken before Commits
sioner w. D. Totten, who fixed the
bond at $4,000 Parker's attorney pro-
tested that this was too high, but Dis
trict Attorney Todd insisted that it
was the proper amount, calling atten-
tion to the fact that this was the mini
mum bail allowed In similar cases in
New York.
Parker was unable to find any of his
friends downtown, and after some de-
lay offered to put up a certificate of
deposit issued by a local bank for
$4,000. Commissioner Totten agreed to
this and Parker and the marshal went
in an automobile to a safe deposit
vault, where Parker got the certificate.
Parker is reputed to be millionaire
and is said to have come into his for
tune within the last few years since
he has been connected i'll a high ca
pacity with the United Wireless COM
pany.
The arrest of Parker has a direct
bearing upon the recent arrests in New
York of President Wilson and Vice
President Bogart of the United Wire
less and of w. w. Tompkins of the
New York selling agency. The local
inspectors and the district attorney
have been in frequent communication
with the federal officers handling the
cases in New York and have been
working in harmony with them.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-28
WE SAVED ; SAYS C. 0. P;
NOT So SAY DEMOCRATS
Party Leaders Differ on Question
of Economy in Congress
Appropriations

WASHINGTON, June 27.-Democrat-
ic claim-Congress at the session just
closed passed the million dollar high
water mark.
Republican claim-Actual probable
fixed charge against the revenues dur
ing the fiscal year 1911, 1898, 12O, 761.
Both parties neutrality-suspicious.
for expenses for the government made
during the last session aggregate ST..
027 1873, ,446.
These contentious epitomize the an
nual review of national appropriations
and expenditures, made public today
by Chairman ToaWney of the appropri-
ations committee of the house, and by
Representative Livingston of Georgia,
ranking Democratic member of that
committee.
Separate statements were made by
Chairman Tawney, Republican, and
Representative Livingston of Georgia,
ranking Democratic member of the
committee analyzing the figures from
the standpoints of the two parties Mr..
TaWney contended that a reduction of
S2S, ,821 from the last session of the
sixtieth congress had been achieved
and that prospects indicated that the
government receipts for the fiscal year
1911 would exceed the authorized ap-
preparation by $11.937, ,812.
The Democratic view was that again
the high water mark of billion dol
lars of expenditures is passed" that in
cluding the authorized reclamation is
sue, river and harbor obligations, pub
lie buildings authorized, lighthouses,
etc, the total direct and indirect appro-
priations for the last session reached
81 .O96, ,952. .O51, Increasing the previous
regular sessions's appropriation by $15,-
297 800.
"The military expenses" declared Mr..
Livingston, amount to considerably
more than all the rest of the federal
lContinued on Page TwOl
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-28
VICE PRESIDENTS WIFE
is REPORTED VERY ILL

BALTIMORE, June 27.-The Ameri-
can tomorrow will print the following:
Mrs. James Schoolcraft Sherman,
wife of Vice President Sherman of the
United States, is seriously i'll at the
Johns Hopkins hospital. She was hur-
ried to Baltimore last Friday night in
a sleeping car, and every effort was
made to keep her coming a secret.
Even the attendants at the hospital
did not know of her arrival
"Dr. William S. Thayer, the we'll
known specialist Is attending Mrs.
Sherman He has not yet diagnosed
her case, but it was said at the hospital
last night that he would do so this
morning"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-28
YOUNG MORSE PREFERS
COWBOY LIFE TO WALL ST.
Refuses Fathers Friends Offers
to Give Him Position

NEW YORK, June 27.-Erwin E.
Morse, son of Charles w. Morse, the
financier, who was graduated from
Yale last Wednesday, will leave New
York next Thursday for the wilds of
wyoming. where he is to begin life
as a cowboy on a ranch thirty miles
square.
Young Morse was offered the chance
to commence life in New York Of
flee where he might work his way up
the financial ladder under the careful
guidance of his fathers many friends.
But he made up his mind that the
west held out greater inducement and
decided the way to learn the west was
to begin at the bottom step.
Therefore. he will start a week from
Thursday, riding a broncho and herd
ing cattle. His father gave his ap-
proval to the plan a week ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-28
GOOD GOVERNM'T 7
POLICIES LAUDED
BY j. s. SENATOR
Bourne of Oregon Tells How Poll
tiCaI Machine Was Broken
in His State
PEOPLE ARE FAIR AND HONEST
Use Referendum InteIIigentIy and
Explode Claims Made by
the Corporations
PEOPLE ARE FAIR AND HONEST

PEORIA, ILL.,, June 27.-With gem
eral denunciatiOn of corrupt methods, al
legged to have been practieed in the legls-
lature of Illinois in recent years, between
800 and 400 citizens from all parts OF
the state assembled hero today and
formed q temporary organization ito
repair the breakdown" Of representa-
tive government.
Senator Jonathan Bourne, jr., OF Ore
gOn, addressed an assemblage of 700 per-
sons at the Majestic theater tonight,
explaining the Oregon method of elect
Ing United States senators.
The conference of Illinois citizens fol-
lows recent revelations of corruption In
the legislature.
Regulation of express rates. the COM
mission form of government, municipal
charter legislation, civil service and cleo
tion laws were discussed by Dan r
Sheen and George Z. Green, the latter
secretary of the Illinois Retail Mer-
chants association. He declared q dozen
men controlled the Illinois Legislature
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-28
ONLY ONE Losr LEE

LA CROSSE. June 27.-The latest
canvass of homes of persons who We're
on the excursion steamer j. S. when 1t
burned near Victory Saturday night
indicates that Mrs. Emma Randall,
who leaped into the river. was the only
passenger out Of 1900 who lost her life.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-28
OAKLAND SWINDLER IS
SENTENCED TO 10 YEARS

OAKLAND. June &c. E. Kinard,
an Oakland lawyer, found guilty re-
Gently Of swindling woman client out
of $1360, was this morning sentenced to
San Quentin for ten years by Judge
Ogden 1t developed today that the
presence of three deputy sheriffs in
court during the trial, which had been
a mystery, was because Kinard had
threatened to shoot Deputy District
Attorney Hynes, who was prosecuting
the case.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-28
ELECTRIC CONCERN FILES
ITS REFERENDUM PETITION

The Los Angeles Gas and Electric
corporation filed a referendum petition,
said to contain the names of 10000
qualified voters, with the city clerk late
Yesterday afternoon, demanding that
the lighting ordinance be submitted to
(Continued on Page Threel
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-28
RATE ORDER SUSPENDED

WASHINGTON, June 27.-On ac-
count of the inability of the attorneys
to obtain a hearing of the Pullman
case before the United States circuit
court in Chicago today the interstate
commerce commission suspended it's
order, effective July /, until July 12.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-28
INDEX OF
HERALD'S NEWS
TODAY
FORECAST

FORECAST
For Los Angeles and vicinityi Fair Tues
day; cloudy in morning, possibly fog; light
south wind. Maximum temperature yester-
day, 72 degrees; minimum temperature, 81
degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-28
LOS ANGELES

Pacific States Telephone company (sunset
sues to restrain city from enforcing rate
ordinance. PAGE 1
Police commissioners at Dixon hearing
hear testimony about tipping off raid
gambling club rooms. PAGE l
Montgomery council, Y. M. l.. to close
present social season tomorrow night
with entertainment and dance PAGE
Board OF supervisors takes under advise
ment proposals to equip hall of records
with furniture. PAGE 8
Judge Conrey decides referendum petitions
of former watehmen invalid. PAGE 8
Application of Mrs. c. %. Smith for pro-
baton receives qualified recommendation
from probation officer. PAGE 8
Carl Huber, former bookkeeper for auto
firm. surrenders self to answer charges
preferred by father-in-law. PAGE 8
Three hundred lads of Boys Brigade and
officers to open eght-day camp at Avalon
today. PAGE 8
Business mans effort to keep marriage
secret causes friends to decorate his
grocery store. PAGE 8
Big charity card party given at Ebell club
for Bethlehem institute. PAGE 0
Los Angeles traffic agents hold banquet
at which speaker says railroads seek to
be fair with public. PAGE o
Pasadenans will tell OF light rate fight at
final Good Government rally this even
ing. PAGE 13
Dunlop gives reasons why voters should
support Whiffen and Stewart. PAGE 13
While one suitor languishes in Jail fair
Spanish maid eopes with another. PAGE 8
Drummer divorce suit may be compromised.
PAGE 0
Poor car service. in compliance with new
speed regulations. declared to be political
move. PAGE 13
Savings banks OF city to pay out s925O0
in interest of deposltors for past six
months. PAGE 16
Sleuth Rrowne fails 10 keen tah on son.s
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-28
SOUTH CALIFORNIA

San Pedro battles with hills to allow room
Tor It's remarkable growth. PAGE Il
Lumber property OF Frank skelly, accused
wife murderer. to be sold at auction
July 8. PAGE IA
]. w. Dawson, Long Beach contractor.
seriously injured when his motorcycle
collides with that of A H. Pettibone
Submarines leave San Pedro for San Diego
and may never again be sent to sea
PAGE
Pasadena labor unions Join city in electric
ll8ht war PAGE IA
Two Ocean Park officials on a motorcycle
pursue mad dog and kill It after spec
tacular chase. PAGE II
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-28
COAST

Seattle agent of United wireless Telegraph
company arrested on fraud charge. PAGE 1
Socialists open big convention at Klamath
Falls, Ore. PAGE Q
Bandits who held up Oregon Short Line
train evade capture at hands of large
posses. PAGE 2
Family Of L. II. Barnard will make good
money stolen from Sperry Flour COM
pany PAGE 2
James NJ. Dickinson. secretary of war and
Mrs. Dickinson sail from San Francisco
today on tour of world. PAGE 2
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-28

Republicans say congress has saved money;
Democrats deny it. PAGE
Senator Bourne of Oregon lauds good gov
ernment policies and says people use
referendum fairly and honestly. PAGE
Roosevelt and La Toilette discuss insur-
gents, and radical senator comes away
highly pleased. PAGE
Socialist mayor OF Milwaukee says he is
attempting to place ground work for ideal
American city. PAGE
Senate committee appointed to investigate
Gore charges meets but makes little
headway. PAGE
Two Chinese shot Sunday in New York
tong war die of wounds. PAGE
Brothers, oldest Is. youngest 7. charged
with many burglaries by Pittsburg police.
PAGE ;
Georgia bandit dies in barricaded home.
PAGE
Report of Morgan's death is big market
hoax. PAGE
Condition Of nan struck by Bob Taft's
auto causes Presidents family to aban-
don regatta trip. PAGE
Porter Charlton verge OF collapse. VIII
be nrraigned today PAGE
House investigating committee finds no
corruption In connection with ship sub
sidy bill. PAGE
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-28
MINING AND OIL

Geologist believes oil exists in Barstow
district PAGE G
Chamber OF Mines and OIL sets day for
annual banquet PAGE 6
American Oihelds shuts down until ade-
quate pipe line facilities can be pro-
vided. PAGE 6
Government may buy Lake View surplus
from Union Oil company. PAGE 6
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-28

"When the initiative and referendum
were under discussion 1t was predicted free
ly by enemies of popular government that
the power would be abused and that cap
itaIists would not invest their money In q
state where property would be subject to
attacks of popular passion and temporary
whims. Experience has exploded this argu-
ment. Senator Bourne.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-08-15

The Democrats of Columbus
and Pladen counties have nomi-
mated for the State Senate Mr..
Joseph A. Brown, Of Chad
bourn, a strong and able man
who is we'll known not only IN
this section but throughout the
State. The Democrats of Rowan
and Johnston counties selected
their best men in former Mayor
Boykin, of Salisbury, and MIR.
Ashley Horn, of Clayton. AS the
Charlotte Chronicle observes, the
selection of Mr.. Brown is "anoth-
er indication that the next Leg
islature is going to be a strong
one." We trust that Robson
county will send good, clean,able
men to both the House and the
Senate whose fitness to serve in
a Legislature composed of able
men will be as far above question
as the men named above. Robe
son has plenty of men of that
caliber and her people ought not
to be satisfied to be represented
by any other kind.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-08-15
of the differences within the par

of the differences within the par
ty.
Mr.. 2allinger practically has
lost all of his personal fortune in
defending himself from the a.
lacks that have been made upon
him. If the Secretary is to re-
cover these losses, it is said. he
must soon resume the lucrative
practice Of law which he left in his
homeState to take up the arduous
duties of head of the Interior
Department.
The retirement of Mr.. Balm
ger is fixed for September Is.
TheCongressional committee will
have reported by that time and
the date is sufficiently early
enough to take the so-called Bal
linger issue out of the campaign.
The third move in contempla.
ton is said to be directed against
Speaker Cannon. It is not ad
mitted in Beverly that Mr.. Can
non will even be a candidate fol-
the speakership. Once it is known
that President Taft would like tt
see change in the speakership
however, it is believed that al
doubt as to the result would b.
moved.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-08-15

We hold no brief for Clerk of
the Court W. H. Humphrey, but
it is proper to say-and it may
be said without expressing any
preference among the candidates
for the Office for which Mr..
Humphrey is a candidate again
that no one who knows Mr..
Humphrey will believe that he
has made any such proposition
to any Republican as the report
he refers to in his communication
published elsewhere in this paper.
His honorable opponents for the
nomination will, we are sure,
denounce such methods.
The Robesonian. [volume] (Lumberton, N.C.) 1870-current, 1910-08-15

The Civic Association, which
has a membership of $50 or more
of the best people Of the town,
earnestly urges everybody to keep
his or her own sidewalk clean.
AS result of cleanup" day re-
Gently much good work along the
line of cleaning mp was done and
if all will comply with the request
of the Civic Association and keel
their own premises clean the
heaithfulness and general ap
pearance Of the town will be
greatly improved.