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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-30
Episcopal.

SAINT PAUL's CHURCH, Main and
Fourth South streets-Sunday services as
follows. Holy communion at a m.
Morning PRAYER and sermon by the rector,
the Rev Ward Winter Reese. Mt II
o'clock. Evening prayer and address by
the rector at o'clock. Sunday school at
945 a. m. All seats are free and every
body made welcome.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-30
ReoTpaniZed Church,

REoRGANIZED CHURCH OF JESUS
CHRIST OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS, 1886
South Fourth East street,. D. Wander
wood, city missionary. Sunday school at
10 n. m. Preaching at II a. m. and 7:45
D. m. Swedish meeting at 4:30 p. m.
Zlons Religious Literary society $50 p.
m. The theme of the evening sermon
Will be: Thought. the Moulder of Char
acter" All are cordially invited to at
Isn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-30
BUILDING A
BUSINESS

GA business" says a
well-known captain Of
industry, ''is like any
other structure-it must
have a solid foundation
and all details Of the
superstructure must be
carefully worked out.
This simple but wise
statement, while appar-
emily telling people moth
ing they do not already
know, may cause them to
apply this rule more gen.
orally in Judging the rel
ative prosperity Of local
enterprises.
THE Bet TIL ON
HOME BUILDERS COM
PANY was organized
about thirty months ago,
and it is now one Of the
best known real estate
and building companies
in the state. Success was
inevitable, for the COM
pany had an unlimited
field TO begin with. Home
building in Salt Lake
City for the past few
years has been exceed
ingly active, and this
company has had its full
share Of the business.
The fact is that it has
always had more build
ing contracts offered it
than its funds could take
care Of. For this reason
the company continues to
sell stock.
COOPERATION has
been the keynote to the
company's phenomenal
growth and increasing
popularity. Five hun
dred, or more, enthusi-
astic stockholders are CO.
operating in building a
bigger and better bust
ness always, When it is
considered that there are
scores of BETTILYON-
BUILT homes and apart
ment houses in this city,
all erected in the past
thirty months, it is not
surprising that the value
of stock has increased
thirty-fve per cent, and
that the Bettilyon Home
Builders comDany con-
tinues to pay quarterly
dividends at an increas-
ing rate. The present
rate is TEN PER CENT
PER ANNUM ON PAR.
AeHiAM1
Home Builders Co.
340-342 Main St.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-30
EVANGELICAL
SWEDISH

SWEDISH EVANGELICAL FREE
CHURCH, 734 South Seventh East street
(Take Wandamere street car)-Rev e.
Thorell, pastor. Sunday morning service
and Sunday school at 1920 o'clock Young
peoples meeting Mt n. m. Preaching
at 7:30 .. m. Wednesday evening, De-
cember 3, auction sale by. the Ladies
Aid,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-30

"On the seventh Of February 7 con-
tracted severe cold followed by n
cough and final loss of voice. l tried
many remedies none Of which did me
any good. [ then went to my family
doctor and he swabbed my throat five
or six times with some abominable
stuff. T think IL was beneficial but
the remedy was az bad as the disease.
At last the thought struck me-why
not try Chamberlain s Cough Remedy.
I did so and this morning my voice Is
fairly good and is gradually growing
better writes II. G. Clay, publisher
Of The Reporter. Rapid City, Manitoba.
For sale by all dealers
(AdveTtGement)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-30

Warning to Poll Tax Delinquents
Suits are being entered Prompt
payment may save costs.
(Advertisement)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-11-30

Fifth East and Thirteenth
South. Two good car lines.
Just right for business man
or wage-earner.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-29
Ancient Family Of aankars.

Clay tablets found In the mound OF
Jumjuma speak Of the great bankipR
house OF the lgibi or Jacobs family Of
Jews, which controlled the finances OF
Baby lonia for centuries. The ancient
plan OF the city has been determined .
It's walls have been measured: Its
streets have been traced. Though
large parts Of the city still lie buried
far beneath later ruins. enough OF II
has been uncovered SO that we are NO
longer dependent upon the imag ination
OF the artist for picture Of II. We
have the city itself to tell us how II
looked, how Its people lived and trad
ed and worshlped, and how the great
Nebuchadnezzar ruled. Thus the
dead cities Of the Bible are no longer
dead; the spade OF the excavstor 10
restoring them to us.-Christian Her.
aid.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-29
HELPLESS IN SNAKES COILS
eneo Death From Reptiles
Rolls In Fire.

George Ensor business man Of
his city. Will. fishing near Mountain.
dale. u Piedmont. " Va. dispatch TO
ID. New York Herald states, WAS al.
tackled by snakes. which came from
a rotten log on which he WAS sitting.
aud before b. could beat them on the
reptiles had entwln.d themselves
about him. binding his arms, hands
and feet The snakes. more than n
dozen Ia number measured from four
70 sia feet 10 length.
Nr Ensor. after vsiniy endes,orinp
10 work his arms and feet loose. had
III. presence OF mind to roll down n
hill into . Ore Ne had built 10 cook
his breakfast. His clothes caught IRE
aud the snakes, scorched and sizzling
unt~ined from his body and made for
the old log. Mr. Ensor ran to the
stream and threw himself into the M.
ter. extinsuishing his burning clothes.
His body. arms and face we're severe.
ly burned. but he managed 10 make
his way TO Mountsindale, where physi
clans say he hiss = chance for recov.
cry.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-29
lnNvere' VILLA

That lawyers seem unable 10 make
their own Wills has again been ill,ls.
trated by the fact that the will OF
Lord Landan. the noted English
Judge, who died month or two ago,
has been found In very incom plete
condition. Probably the most extrsor
binary case Of q lawyers will that led
to many legal difficulties. was that OF
Lord 81. Leonsrds. who died In 1878
He boosted that he would leave behind
him nm absolutely perfect las, will and
testament. and spent years In drafting
II. To secure this precious document
he had = boz specially made. which
never left his room except In his or
his daughter's custody. But when the
box was opened after bis death. In
1875. II WAS found to be empty. aud
the teststor's intentions had to BIZ
proved from the recollection OF its con
tents by his daughter. who had acted
NJ his amsnuensis.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-29
MAKE A TEST OF STRENGTH
Peculiar contes, wssed by Elephants
In Dispute Over the Companion
ship Of Female.

When two male elephants compete
for the tompanionship Of female.
says the duke OF MoBtp,nsier. in Wide
World Magazine. they do not forget
their dignity 20 far M to fight for tn.
lady They simply face each other
souarely. Then one Of them pulls down
n branch from n tree with his trunk
and lays It at his feet The other
takes n larger branch. or pulls up u
big shrub by the roots. and also lays 4;
ut his feet. No. I then tackles q stiil
bigger branch. and this strange com.
petition goes on. turn and turn about,
until at last the contestant try TO pull
down trees Wholesale. and the one who
fails to uproot his tree In turn 10 sban.
doned BY the lady elephant. who has
been an interested spectator Of the
strange duel. She departs with the
possessor Of the largest tree. and the
vsnquished elephant retires shame.
faced. This triaiofstrength species Of
courtship 10 very remarkable when
contrastsd With the ordeal Of battle
Of most other animals. and shows the
highly developed intelligence Of these
enormous creatures.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-29

Spsrker and Plug had Just returned
from = glorious spin In Spsrker's
brand'new automobile. and a. they
sat In spsrker's library they talked Of
many things despite the noise Spark.
er's youngsters were making.
Tell you what, Spsrker," said
Plug. you've q fne, healthy lot OF
children. BY the way. how many have
YOU"
Seven" said Sparker. proudly.
You know. I've often wondered"
went on Plug, whether you people
with SO many children have any par
ticular favorites,"
Well. no." answered Spsrksr. hest
tatingly; that 10 10 say, you know,
We don't have favorites exactly, but Of
course you can't help being more In
terested In this years model than in
some Of the earlier ones!"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-29
Hello Nation.

Hello! We are the greatest tele.
phone users In the world. The daily
average Of talks over the telephone
last year was over 26.0O0.0o0. There
are 10000 places. towns. cities and
hamlets from which telephone mes.
sages may be sent. says I.esiis's Week
ly. This is 5000 more than the mum.
Der Of our post offices, 10000 more
than the number Of our railroad sta
lions and three times the number OF
telegraph ofices In the country. There
are nearly 100000 telephone stations
In the Bell system-an Increase last
year Of over 100000. These are the
facts reported by the American Tele'
graph 4 Telephone company In refer
ence to the Bell business. II earned
last year nearly 9+3.000.000. VIII It be
believed that the majority OF Its
shares are owned by women and less
than seven per cent. BY brokers'?
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-29
Saw for ksWlyWsds.

Many Of the small towns In Europe
have distinctive wedding customs
which must be observed. and Of these
the old mountain town Of Wildermxnn
In Germany. claims one thst IL psrtic
ularly interesting snd quaint. On the
day before the wedding the young
men interested In the couple place .
raw horse on the top OF the house
where the bride 10 lodging. usually up
on n chimney, and the bridegroom hss
to take II down before the wedding
On the wedding day the couple md
n rope barring their way after they
leave the church. and they are not 81
lowed to pass until they have sawed 10
two the knotty log lying upon the
horse, The inhabitants Of the town
gather around to watch the sawins
which IL supposed TO show whether
or not the couple will pull we'll TO
gether-Popular Mechanics.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-29
ILLS IN TRAIN OF AVIATION
sudden Ascent TO High Attitudes, and
- Sudden Descent. Frequently
0rines on Sickness.

NJ. Berset. q French aeronaut. aft.
er speaking OF the conditions OF the
atmosphere In general. brings out
some points on ayiators sickness.
Aeroplapes sometimes reach attitudes
Of ten thousand feet In an hour. and
here the effects on the ear such as
humming or cracking noise are about
the same - In . balloon. but the ef.
feet on the respiratory orxans 10 dif.
ferent. The pilot 10 sooner out Of
breath and he feels . special kind Of
uneasiness. During the descent. the
heart beats are Of greater amplitude
but without acceleratins. A quicker
descent IN a sailing night At . speed
Of 1000 or 1900 feet 4 minute or
even more. causes = feeling OF q spe.
cisl kind, or uneasiness. accompanied
with humming In the ears. Burning
In the face Is also felt and q severe
headache. also the great tendency TO
sleep which has been before observed.
The movements OF the body are slug.
sish and unskillful These symptoms
continue for some time after the land.
Ing. and the tension In the arteries "
noticed to be higher than the normal
Health.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-29
GOOD QUALITIES DYING QUIT
Men In High Position Declare SENT
mentalism Of Present Day 10 Fast
Leading 10 Decay.

Cardinal Bourne. Roman Catholic
archbishop OF Westminster, England
Ia y recent sermon favored enforced
military service for all men over TWEEN.
ty.one who had not. prior to attainins
that age. trained to a required stand.
ard OF physical manhood. The Ameri
can Army and Navy Journal. In q
striking editorial deprecating the sen.
timehtalism OF the times, quotes Doc.
tor lnge. dean OF 81. Paul's Cathedral
London. as follows:
The modern Enslishman 10 an In.
corrigible sentimentslist Ia religion, In
politics. In charity and everything else.
and like all sentimentslists he hates
doing or witnessing anything painful
lie 10 fast coming TO think all punish
ments unjustinable and he sheds maud
lin tears over the wastrei aud the
criminal"
The Journal applies the same state.
ment to affairs In America. and with
good reason. Luxury 10 become CON
mon and hardship unusual. The hard,
pioneer Of the vest has practically dis
appeared with the wipius out Of the
frontier. The trend to the cities with
their enervatipg Injuries and licenses
10 more pronounced.
The luxury, softness and sentiment
alism Of the sse are ssppins It's man
hood.
The Journal quotes Price Collier
writing In scribner's. IN which he n
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-29
Mixed Metaphor.

"sir Arthur T, CUTLER. Couch. since
he accepted the chair Of English liter
aturs at Cambridge, has blossomed
out a. very witty lecturer" said a
man who knows him.
Il attended one Of Q's lectures the
last time ] was nj Cambridge. ] still
remember an anecdote wherewith he
illustrated the rottenness Of fancy hi.
fslutin writing.
HE condemned first the fancy
phrases so common In the magazines
and popular novels-and then he said
that these phrases were a. absurd to
cultivated ears as the kilograms that
the babu sent from Bombay to an.
nounce the death Of his mother.
The babu's telegram ran:
Regret to announce that hand
which rocked the cradle has kicked
the bucket"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-29

A gigantic scheme for supplying
London with sea water direct BY
means with q pipeline from the east
coast 10 to come before parliament
The promoters depend to some extent
upon the cooperation OF the borough
councils. which. Il is expected. will
contract for supplies Of sea water for
use In swimming and private baths.
and In some cases their support has
already been promised, The elaborate
plans include the establishment OF a
first.class hydro IN a fashionable part
Of London. A newspaper representa-.
tive was told by one OF the originatorr
Of the scheme that the engineers. salts
fed from the outset as TO It's practic.
ability. now state that all the dificul.
ties have been overcome. The cost
has been estimated At between G500..
900 and G750,00O. and Il Ia further.
more stated that the support already
received by the project justihes the
decision 10 bring u bill before psrlia-
ment.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-29
ULSTER, GARDEN OF IRELAND
Writer Pays h,Oh Tribute 10 the
oeeteh-is,sh Whs Nave Msds tiss
Country WHIST u 10.

II would not surprise ne In the least
II the late J. p. Morgan hsd the blood
Of the Ulster Scot In his veins. - your
correspondent hints at, says the writer
Of q letter to the editor Of the New
York Tribune. The Scotch.lrish we're
even more Scottish than the Scotch
hemselves-stern. shrewd, energetic
and thoroughly reliable.
when James VI. Of 9couand-James
!. Of Eneland-offered facilities for the
settlement Of Ulster. thousands Of
Scots availed themselves Of the
chance. and BY their energy helped to
transform that district into . garden
q ireland.
Belfast. one Of the most peaceful
and prosperous cities In the world. ID
nothing more or less than q second
Glasgow.
To Scotland. indirectly. to tls,er d..
fectly. We are indebted for such men
~ Andrew jackson, James X. Polk.
james Buchanan. John e. Calhoun.
chester A Arthur. r. A. Hendricks
Horace Greeley. c. ID. McCuttheon.
lanes q Blaine. Charles Foster. Sam
u.l u. Grey and many others who
helped to make tn. United States
what she IL today.
Robert Fulton, though an irishman
uf Scottish descent-his father being
forced out Of Scotland IN ttUnwelis
im.-is scarcely al t'istcrScot But
then, II II u.t, not for the Livingston
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-29
Pain Of Wounds.

There 10 y gres, deal Of missppre-
hension ~ TO the Intensity Of the pain
caused by the entrance into the hu'
man body Of various objects. Many
persons fancy that II = man is shot q,
all he must therefore suffer intensely
The reverse ~ true A slight wound,
mere abrasion Of the skin. IL some
times far more painful than \ wound
caused by the entrance OF u bullet d..
rectiy into the muscles or even into
n bone The skin 10 flled with neryes
and when any Of them are torn by
the ball the pain IN extreme. II the
bullet plunges directly through the
skin into the body the only nerves
disturbed are those In the compare
lively small space the bullet strikes
Since there are few nerves In the
muscles. the nerves - the skin con.
yey the sensation Of pain to the brain
In the same way the greater portion
Of the pain experienced In the smpu.
tation Of an arm or leg 10 occasioned
when the skin Ia cut. and the subse'
Quent cutting of the muscles and the
saving OF the bone. In which all the
pain IL popularity supposed to BE- cen.
tered. amount to little In comparison,
-Harpsrs Weekly,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-29
LAUReLs WERE WITH UMPIRE
Sarcastic Remark for Which "kIek-
Ing" Player Guilty Of Bad e.
roe Had No Retopt.

Sherwood Msgee was still harpins
on . close decision which Umpire
Bill KLEIN had given against the Phil.
lies In an early inning. when another
close play came In the nfth. Again
the opposing team was favored.
That's two you gave them. Bill"
Msgee shot at KLEIN.
The game ragged along % close .
run would have decided the issue
either way. One Of the opposing bat.
tiers lifted . ny TO left. There were
two on the bases, Magee played the
lick poorly. and muned the bail. The
two baserunners crossed the plate
With what proved TO be the Winning
runs.
Masee tried to avoid KLEIN - he
walked 10 the bench after the inning.
but Bill WAS alert He sauutered CLOSE
TO Msgee and said:
II didn't give them those two,
did ~"
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-29
Radicals Always HumerIst.

Rsbelals WAS \ monk Ions before he
wrote his droileries. but that he wss
u humorist first IL evidenced BY the
many practical Jokes which brought
down upon him the punishment OF his
spiritual superiors, ln his case the
priestly profession became too con
hned for his talents and he made y
better doctor Of the body than he had
been Of the soul, but II was his career
as Wit that brings fame into ouI
day. His Gargantuan stories stand ~
his record. and their grim. grave hu
NOR reflect the man; that they read
coarse 10 w IL merely the accident OF
their age. Rabelsis hit hard. but he
was returning blow for blow and fierce
irony WAS q necessary weapon Of the
time.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-29
MECHANICS OF the GREAT
ssstsd Men, Like Prize Winners Of the
TusS, Rave What Might De Called
"otsbIs Nance

Some day. when at last I have OBJ
taiped my divorce and ceased TO toll.
I am going to devote my leisure to
. theSsurus Of the stable names Of
the great. You know What stable
name 10, Of course. You know that .
racing mare called Csarina Olga Fed
orvna In the dope sheets 10 not Csar.
ina Olga Fedorovna In the stable. nor
even Czarina or Olga. but usually
plain Lii or jimmie. And you know.
too. that . prize bulldog called Cham.
pion Zoroaster II. on the bench In
often plain Jack or Ponto In the ken.
mel So with the eminent OF genus
homo. Owen Batterss writes In the
Smart Set. The ofY,cial style and ap.
pellaiion Of the late King Edward VII
was Edward. by the Grace Of God, of
the United kingdsm OF Great Britain
aid Ireland. and Of the Dominions BE.
ycDd the Seas. King Emperor OF In.
dla--bu, his wife called him BERTHE
And tn, Z, lie OF Kaiser wilhelm calls
him Willie.
But what Of even greater men?
What was 1bteDs stable manner Did
his wife call him Henrik formally.
harshly--or did she tone II down to
Hen. Henry. Harry. Rik or Hank?
And bismarck Did the Furstin ever
call him ottchen7 Or otilly? Both
fayorites ut the German hearth. And
Tolstoy? by Russian custom he was
Leo Nikalajevitch TO his friends--but
was be ever Lee or Nicky TO the coun.
tess? What was Grant to bis wife,
Certainly not Ulysses, an inhuman.
impossible name And Napoleon IL
And Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart? And
Honore Balzac? And Robert Brown.
ing? Was he ever bob? And John
Wesley? Was he ever Jack? And EN-.
manuel Swedenborg7 Was he ever
Nanny
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-29
WHERE RAIN SELDOM FALLS
Two Thousand Mliss Of South Amor
lean Coast Line Almost Abse-
tvteiy waterisss.

For 5000 miles the coast, % more
Americans than are at present In.
formed will doubtless discover %
soon - the Panama canal develops
more neiehborliness between the
North Atlantic and the South Pacific,
one need not carry IN umbrella en-.
cept to keep on the sun. the Provi.
dence Journal observes.
In Peru. on the sea side Of the An.
des. they build out Of mud what seem
70 be magnificent palaces. and clap
board effects are popular also, though
wood 10 worth It's weight In gold.
stucco. Q paint brush and . lively
fancy serve for this stacy decoration.
but there 10 not even the pretesse Of
eultivstins lawns. though that nigh,
be INDUCED In. too. with the help Of
. pot Of green paint. Rain enough
would not fall In a generation to wash
the green on the front yard or the
patio.
That stretch Of coast ia one OF the
most remarkable OF all natures d.n.
onstrstions Of wat.rl.ss desolation
II In an elongated Sahara. From Co
quimbo. one.third 81 the length Of
chile below the Peruvian border to
Gusyaquil in Ecuador. vegetation IL
unknown. An agreeable effect In to r.
lieve the equatorial heat along th.
coast and the slope Of the Andes Of
humidity.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-29
Dance Reflects lite Period.

The dancing masters who attended
the annual convention Of the Ameri'
can National Association Of Dancing
ct Ashury Park were divided In opin'
Ion as to the future Of the popular
dance novelties. Dances" one expert
said. have always reflected the age
Of their birth. The minuet was timely
In its day. and It gave way to the more
rapid Quadrille. The polka and waits
held out until the two.step made them
appear old.fashionsd, and It was only
natural that time like this. with Gus.
toms and ideas which would have
bsen impossible N ths days Of the
quiet dance, should have produced the
various new dance movements. II We
eAeUh ever 'Quist down' they will b
0e6looa-R not ~ VIII cav.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1913-08-29
ADJUSTING SCHOOLS TO FARM
opln,en Advanced That Country osys
end oIsss should De Taught
Rural Subjects.

ADVOCATING that the boys and girls
time teaching city subjects In the
rural ,soboois 10 contradictory. II the
boys and sirls arr taught one thing
they cannot be expected TO desire to
do something else even II 10 ad.
vised.
Boys and girls In thirty.four schools
In Wright county. Iowa. were asked
what they desired to do. OF the 16<
boys. 1867 desired TO leave the farm
and 1853 Of the I14 girls desired to DO
likewise. But after agriculture and
home economies had been taught for
three years the same question was
asked IN the ssme schools. This time
1872 Of the ia boys desired to stay
on the farm and i61 Of the 11s sirls.
This changing Of an almost unani.
nous desire TO stay OF the farm
seems almost miraculous. Yet II was
done through making a change In the
course OF study. writes W G. Palmer
In the Breeders Gazette.
Boys and girls viii desire to do the
things they have been taught how TO
do. Their interest IL developed In the
things they are taught. Agriculture
and heme economies are the things
that boys and girls are most interest.
ed IN to begin with. They live IN "a
great agriculture and home economies
laboratory.
The knowledge that they have when