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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-26
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Lake City Readers Future Trouble.

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-26

Bring his comrades to settle
III her dominion.
Not long the SDnniardS
Stood on TINT bidding.
Gold was their madness.
Their Siren and pnndar.
TrGoning they followed
Their friend tho explorer.
Grccd-fcvcrctl ravagcS
or all things goodly.
li0t-foot to plumber
The land of his loyc-drcanl.
They swoopcd on that country,
Founded their city.
Made Miguel Dias
Its first Alcaldc.-
Entered and fooled him,
Loud in false praises
For The great wealth lie had
BY his loves bounty.
Then tho old story.
Older than ADAM
TrCachcry. rnDlnc.
Ingratitulc. bloodshcd.
Wrought by the strong man
On unsusDccting
And "cntlcr brothers.
Tile rnbid Spanlard.
Christian and ruthless,
u.i!ic any modern
Mngnate of Nnmmon).
fIarricd that fearless
Iieht-hcartcd, trustful folk
Under his booted heel.
Tears (ah. n wOmnn's tears
Tie grief OF nngcls.-)
Fell from Zpmcaca.
SOrrOWing. hopeless,
Alone. for her people.
Sick from Injustice.
DiStrauGlit and dislicnrtcncd,
Tortured by sight AMI sound
OF wrong and ruin.
When the kind. silent.
Tropical moonlight
LAY on the city.
In tho dead hour
When the soul trcmblcs
Within the portals
OF its own province.
While far away seem
All deeds of daytime.
She rose and wondered:
Gnzcd on the sleeping
Face of hcr loved one.
Alien and cruel;
Kissed her strange children.
L0ngingly laying n hand
In farewell on cnCh.
CrcDt TO the door. and fled
Back TO the forest.
Only tho dccD heart
or the World-mOthcr.
Breeding below the storms
or human madness.
Can know what ticsOlut0
Anguish possessed her.
Only the fnr mind
or tho World father.
Seeing the mystic
End and beginning
Knows why the pageant
Is so bctattcrcd
With mortal sorrow.
BY Bliss Cnrmnn. IN Golfers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-26

Artists and tho literati in general will
be charmed with a new work which
has lust come off the presses of the
Houghton, Mifflin Co The book is by
the famous artist Elihu Nedder ana is
called THE Digressions of V" ON his
title page he says that the book was
written for his own fun and that Of
his friends. It contains an account
of himself from the days of his infancy.
through his wanderings in Italy. and
his struggles IN New York during war
time. and likewise his "prattlings upon
art" and his ''tamperings with litera-
turc," The book is beautifully printed
in large type. and is profusely illustrate
cd, the frontispiccc being a fine picture
Of the author. The work Is one that
should make a strong holiday appeal TO
lovers Of the artistic. a limited num-
Der of the books are offered by the
Deserct News Book Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-26
Ell DORADO.

This Is the story
or SnntO Domingo.
Tile first established
Permanent city
Built III the New World.
Miguel Dins.
A Spnnisl, sailor
IN The ncct of Columbus.
Fought With II CAPTAIN.
Wounded him. then In fear
Fled from his punishment.
Ranging the Willis. lie came
On II secluded
Indian village
OF the Dcucc-lovin%
ComcIy CagUlsas.
There lie found shelter.
Food. fire. and hiding
Welcome unstintcu.
Over this tribe ruic,l---
No cunning chicftain
Grown gray In World-craft.
But n young, sOft-cycn
Girl. tcndcr-hc1r'cd.
Loving. ana regal
Only In beauty.
WITH no SUSPICION
OF the DcrIidious.
Mcrcilcss cGld-!ust
or the white sca-wOlrcs.--
Rowing. rnpnciOus.
COnqUCrorS.--
strongly the stranger
Woocd. with his foreign
Manners. his Latin
Fcrvor and cracrs:
Beat down her gentle.
Tnrcscrvcd strnnecncss:
Made himself cOnsort
OF Il Young queen. all
LONELINESS. nrdor.
And generous devotion.
Her world She gave him.
Nothin- denied him.
All. all for loves sake
Poured out before HIM
Lived but to pleasure
And worship her lover.
Not long did Miguel
Dias abide content
With his good fortune.
Back to his voyaglng
Turned his desire.
RESTLESS once more to rove
With boon companions.
Filled with tho cOyctoUs
Thirst for adventure
The white mans folly.
Then poor Tamcaca.
III CONSERVATION.
Lest she lack merit
Worthy to tctller
His hayward fancy.
Knowing no way but love,
GuilclrSS and scdulOus
Only TO gladden..
Quick and Swcct-soulctI
As another madonna.
Gave him the secret
or her realms treasure
Raw gold unweighcd.
Stored wealth umimneincd:
Dcckcd him with trnppincs
OF that yellow ncril:
And bndc him 20
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-26
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-26

lished in small. convenient shape for
the pocket with fair size of tyr page,
but small margins.
Dams Christmas Carols and Hymns
BY Hollis Damn, Professor of music
Cornell university. American Book
company, New York, Cincinnati, and
Chicago
In this book the author has brought
together the standard Christmas an
thems, as VOL as the best Christmas
hymns, and the most beautiful and at
tractive Christmas curalS. 1t Is in
tended for use not only in schools, bur
also for Christmas entertainments by
church choirS. Every number in the
collection has been tested bN the cdi-
tor To determine the best key for tho
most effective singing. Many Of tho
arrangements are original. ana tn"
superior excellence Of the selections
Will appeal to choir leaders and
teachers OF music in the schools.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-26
The Danger OF Delay

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will give her intelligent understanding of her and suggest
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Until you have read you make the
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Perhaps you of these Do remain doubt
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This book written the kindly sympathetic spirit that guided
Mrs Pnkham in all her actions towards her suffering siserhoo
and you will feel when you reading though you
having confidential chat with mothcy and trustworthy
woman friend.
Remember your letter will be treated strictly private and
confidential and the book will be posted you perfectly plain
envelope, without any printing on the outside.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-26

At this exact moment. houses are be-
ing renovated, wardrobes being replen-
ished. and Christmas, in 4 measure, am
ticipated Add to this bit the great
holiday Of Thanksgiving, and we
realize that there is need of
counsel and suggestion Tho No
vembcr Womans Home Companion
seems To take all these points into more
than careful consideration. and presents
To the public Il remarkable magazine.
which besides being rich in itself gives
q most vivid promise OF what the
Christmas issue will be
Among the stories we find the begin
ming of The Admiral's Niece" an
absolutely charming novelette, by Kate
Douglas WiGgin. Mary and Jane END
later and Allan McAulcy. True Love-
serial story OF the stage, reaches II
point of great interest in this issue.
'Buried Gold" by Richard Washburn
child. Is n distinct departure from the
| ordinary short story aud 'SquiESles
| Turkey" by Ralph II Graves. is the
| sort of Thanksgiving tale Dickens
! might have written had he been an
| American Besides these there arc
| many other excellent stories.
Among the attractions for children
| In this issue Of The companion arc
| "Tho Adventures Of Jack and Betty,
| by George Alfred Williams and cara
| Andrews Williams, an entirely new
| cut out feature in color. better thhh
! paper dolls, moro exciting than story;
ana for these same young readers Rose
O'Neill has provided new page Of
| "Kcwpcs'
| Anna Stecsc Richardson continues her
remarkable articles about suffrage, ana
| Christine Tcrhunc Herrick contributes
| n timely and beautiful article called
| What Shall children Read The big
| department nf Home Decoration and
| Handicraf, leaves nothing to he de-
sired. and Miss Gould's Fashions and
Fashion Talk will be used BY every
F, woman who wishes to be we'll dressed
| This autumn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-26

present day. "on the Nicksburr Bat
tlefcld," Il sketch Of the great national
cemetery, recalls the principal Incl
dents OF the great siege.
y remarkable view of "oursels as
:thers see us written by u master
hand, Is Mr.. 5. 7. Cookies AN English
View OF American Politics" Flash
lights OF Public Men" Eliminates the
careers of prominent living Americans.
y special feature in the December
National is the opening Of Il now musi-
cal department., national in scope, to be
edited by that discriminating and cap
abb. musical critic. Mr.. Arthur +. VIII
son. The first article, "rhe Musical
Season in America" is without doubt
one Of the most complete resumes Of
the American musical situation yet ap-
psaring in a popular magazine. Be
sides this department, the regular dis
cussion of the talking machine records
will be continued by Frederick HUH
mann in The Musical Records of the
Month"
Still the plot thickcns" in the third
instalment of Frank +, Ghannon's
thrilling ne wscrial. The Great Coup"
There are several timely short stories.
and holiday poetry has not been neg
lectcd. There is n wholesome charm
in Mr.. Halls new story-poem. The
Two Christmas Trees which makes 1t
especially appropriate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-26

Miss Hildegarde Hawthorne, grand
daughter of Americas most famous
novelist, Nathaniel Hawthorne, will
continue her department Of Books and
Reading in ST. Nicholas during the
coming year, pleasantly and wisely
guiding young folks to the best works
Of the best authors.
"Juggerjook!" Funny kind Of n
name, isn't It? II is the name of n de-
icious. whimsical story. which THE
Wizard of OF" man has written for
readers OF the Christmas st. Nicholas.
L. Frank Baum Is ono of the most
widely known of living writers for
young folks: and his latest story has
many clever bits OF rhyme, and Will be
beautifully illustrated by Gunner
Barnes,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-26
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years of suffering perhaps from death itself
Fill address and send along the Lydia Pikham
Medicine Co.. Lynn Mass 1t will bring Mrs Pnkham SoPAGE
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-09-26
A REST ROOM.

at doors the good things from the
farms and who would appreciate q
place where they were welcome 10
rest. TO eat their lunch and enjoy a
refreshing cup Of tea. During the
automobile season tourists would ava.l
themselves of the privileges Of rest
room
The progressive spirit in the west
and south is resulting in an increasiu :.
number Of these rooms each yeer. in
Kansas. Nebraska. Wisconsin. ,aho.
Iowa. Ohio Tennessee and Virginia
WOmeu's clubs have taken the iuijia-
tive. The president Of the club in
Oakland. Neh.. writes that the Com
merci0l club co-operates with them in
furnishing fuel. light and one-half the
rout Furniture and reading matter
We're donated by interested citizens \
club in oklahoma has recently open q
a rest room for women from the rural
districts. The expenses are met by
weekly subscriptions Of - cents from
the erchantS. who are heartily in
favor of the enterprise. The preSi-
dent of the Greenyille (Tennl club
writes that four Of the club members
of tact and business ability called upon
every business man in town. soliciting
subscriptions and explaining the needs
Of Il rest room for the women Of the
county and towns who came to Green
vile to do shopping. Without an eX-
ception the good citizens contributed
literally to the cause These contri-
buttons were used to buy the neces-
sary furniture. The women appeared
before the county commissioners. lay
ing their plea before the body Of men.
who agreed 10 allow them $50 a month
as a permanent fund. With this en-
coura cement they secured two cen
trally located rooms. Each member OF
the club gave something toward the
expenses of a matron. These rooms
soon becoming inadequate for their
needs. two more were added. one TO
be used for a tea room. the other for
a reading room. Again the rooms
were too small. An eight room house
was rented, and now every room IS in
use.
ITO bring the subject nearer home.
we find that in Concord. Mass. last
year the L. A. r. orga niZation bought
q dwelling house aad opened a rest
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-09-26
How They Tend to Improve Any
Community.
GREAT BENEFIT TO WOMEN.
Very Useful to Shoppers and Visitors
From tho Courtry-Methods Of Sup
porting the Rooms - Increasing In
Numbers and Popularity - BrattIe
boros Successful Venture.

In Il paper read at II civics conference
held under the auspices Of the Wo-
mans club of Concord. n. H.. Mrs.
Edward y. Pearson. the clubs preSi-
dent. spoke on Il phase of town i'm
provcmcnt which is both useful and
attractive. She said in part:
The subject of city rest rooms be
comes interesting when we learn of
places where they are successfully
supported. In every community there
ar, public spirited citizens who desire
10 Improve the condition of the home
town. either in making il more hcauti-
mi or more hahitaulc both for resi-
dent and visitor 1t may he true tlat
concord is conservative. but il is
equality true that when an appeal is
made to further a worthy object her
citizens rcSNuud generously enc e
the questions thar Interests lis this
evening is. Does Concord need II rest
room We answer. IcS. be, au>e there
are ur rest Recommendations that Wp-
mrO may make use Of while SHOE
PIN, or when detained here for amy
reason The hospitality Of the stores
hl~ heou gratefully accepted. hut TIE.
cgnuot o{cr the trceGom Il rest r.Am
WvU'd prov axe. Among the patrons +
such Il roo.l there would br Wartc1
lyjn- in extreme parts Of tie .tWA
IA i,,. 1fr t,ifivs1 "a t.l., fi4,Nii. r. .t-,,.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-09-26
Tire New Natlcrd ISM

rrn NpY,nhis ,TtvnN Commercial
,o,,.sl orio.s rY3c~ The headline
..Tno \,v \aHopaNsn. INC follow
;De EDITORIAL.
~RcnSeyeIt ana me ;usureen;s
p,ys, and me conservatives. Piuchot
and rio under doss are cousorune
from one end Of ne country 10 the
,,hcr Nh Roosevelt on the field
whore 1orY Brown had fight an.
noyrcsd ,ieh,eon PROPOSITIONS for
sood oovarnment ali radical. Ten
wears aso rrev would have been look.
ed upon as revolutionary. twenty wears
ago indeed. that would have been
ra,arded a. a,srchistic
I'm ~ Minnesota there have been
safe rights and na,ioualism in the
conservation conventions II was a
narla in notifies wased by the re-
dictionaries the old.time republicans,
the men who cot great land grants
from the government. who enjoy many
contracts. who. under the form of
laws that ought never TO have been
MI, on the books. took away from the
neop,a millions Of acres of land cover.
ed with timber and boweled With min
erals who rose I'm and preached the
doctrine Of state rights in a way that
must have pleased the soul OF John
c Calhoun. if he heard it.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-09-26

room that was We'll patronized. | was
told recently Of their ambitious plans
for the future. In Portland Me. the
large department stores have rest
rooms for thsir patrons. In Vermont.
Rutland and burlington have the Ques-
tion under consideration Perhaps the
best concrete example of rest room.
tea room and woulan's exchange we
have heard Of is in Brattleboro. VI.
Members Of the W. {. T. t.. having
the courage Of their convictions, made
known their intention Of opening
room where women from the rural dis
trictS having business in Brattleboro
could have rest privileges. The or
portuni;y 10 secure a large room that
was vacated was made use Of. the
owner Of the building making 4 gift
az So Failing to interest other or
CARNATIONS to join in their plans. the
board agreed to give $40 month
toward the expenses. The furniture
was loaned by the Y NJ. c. \. aux
Hilary. with the privilege of holding
their meetings in the room. Tag
day has brought nearly $500 each year.
a sum to be used a. a permanent fund
The woman's exchange pays half the
salary OF the matron. The income is
further increased by the sale Of tea.
coffee and light lunches; also by the
rent of the room evenings TO small par
ties. The president Of the Brattleboro
club writes:
knowing as l do the benefits Of
such a room. should urge any body
of women who contemplate such an
enterprise 70 10 forward coura -eouSly.
When the p-ople Of YOUR town see
what is means TO them il must be
they will rally to assist You
THE most creditable work in New
Hampshire is not found in those clubs
that provide simply a lecture and Ell
tertainment course, hut in those ,hat
possess an earnest. progressive s0ir!;
that wins recognition from the COM
munities where they are organized"
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-09-26
,aluleSS g., A-tI I
.4ai.n .rpIi, hem

,aaluleso g.. 4.Nn o. p-l '-',''
claim credit *. chem.
When the democrat OF TO-DAY mas
the former president of the nlteo
States. and the idol of the rank and
file of the republican party. loudl!
proclaiming the Identical tenents OF
governmental policy that formed
blanks in the democratic platforms OF
four. eight and twelve years ago. he
is encouraged in belief that the
truth is mighty and will prevail. When
he finds a strong band OF progress
sives in congress-backed by strong
oublic opinion at Misunderstanding
that legislation for private interests
cease. and emitting the old tamllia'
democratic battle cry, Equal rights
for ALL srecial privileges for none,
what is his duty? To oppose the
worry reforms he has battled for be-
causc of a silly sentimentality over
a marty name. or join hands with
whatever assistance to further what
u, believes to he best for the whole
nation The answer is easy to any
one deserving the franchise of a free
man.
Aualvziug the late primary returns
and comparing them with l"o>' II Will
hc found that in Chehalis eoun-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-09-26
LOGGING STREAM DEFINED

OLYMPIA, Sept. 24.-That a stream
which for natural causes is at flood
stase for only few days in each
YEAR during which logs may be fioated
Is 1ioatable or navisable stream in
the meaning Of the law is the decis-
ion Of the supreme court in the case
OF state eX rel United Tanners Tim.
Der company, plaintiff -. superior
court OF Lewis county and Loeman's
Boom company.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-09-26

The Herald is the Oldest paper on
Grsys Harbor, and has 4 larger cir
culaticr than any othcr papcr IN Che
halls county,. ADVERTISING contracts
are based UPON this claim ot clrcula'
ton and all money uue ON contracts
executed uroer thjs statement Will
be fcrfcHed II the statement &c not
absolutely true.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-09-26
Down to Facts.

Did you ever get diamond ring At
the seashore:"
Don't make ME laugh Rut III tell
You what did happen"
"What:"
"A fellow | was engaged TO once
bought me an ice cream soda. Louis
vile Courier-Jourual.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-09-26
English Women Outnur1ber Men.

John Bun has more daughters thar
sons il England and Wales by l.ooo5.
o55
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-09-26

Argentina - sHrdrill Importer.
About 1900 windni,iS SIC imported
by Argentina each month. MANI,
from the United States.
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Copy for Ads. must he in not later
than Saturday noon for Mondays IL
sue. and Wednesday noon Tor the u.
sue Of Thursday.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-09-26

II our work pleases you tell others,
Il not tell US, and we will make il
right. Aberdeen Printing Co. Tel.
54Q1.
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Subscribers who fail to receive their
paper regularly will please notify ms
office.
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II our work pleases you tell Others,
if not tell Us. and We will make it
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Entered at the Postottice at Aberdeen,
Wash, as second-class mail matter.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-09-26

JNO. ]. CARNEY, Editor and Mgr
Eugene Foster City Editor.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-09-26
%3r.
Aberdeen herald.

Published every Monday and Thurs
day at 40S East Wishkah street.
by the Aberdeen Printing Co.
Telephone 5401.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-09-26

telephone 5401.
The Washington herald., 1910-01-09
NEW BOX FOR POSTCARDS.

With the present fad for postcards
there comes the demand for receptacles
wherein they may be kept This means
either a box where you are sure to find
the one especially wanted clear down
to the bottom Of the pile or a rack
where they soon accumulate a coat OF
dust and CRIME that makes peaceful
landscape look as much ike a gloomy
cave interior as anything else.
Somebody has planned a box in a
dark word TO harmonic where a room
is furnished in mission style, and there
are movable compartments inside.
This helps to keep the carcs separated,
and each small slide may be numbered
or Iettere1, with the cards the same;
then all one has TO do is to remember
the letters and find the wished for
card. Albums are very much reduced
in price and are convenient IL one
cars TO take the trouble - arrange
the cards attractively.
Some ~ these in alligator grain
leather cost only 81 or $3.50, Pretty
ones are in pale gray suede, with dain-
u floral designs that show well on the
soft background. i---