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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-09-13
INDIANAPOLIS GETS
SKIPPER" ROBERTS

SIT LOUIS. Sept 12,-The local club
of the National league announced this
- tornoon that Catcher Roberts and out
oaIdnr Gather had been released Ia the
indianapolis it American association club.
Roberts will report to his new team in
n few days, but Gather, whose leg was
broIteu two weeks ago. probably VIII not
ioin the indianapolis team until next
season.
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Omaha.
GOIfTII OMAH.

SOUTH OMAHA, Sept. 12.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts, 500; steady; native steers. $7.009
$50; COWS and heifers s6.00@7.50 west
ern steers, s62o@7,75; Texas steers s5.75
6p72b: range COWS and heiters. $1,000
675: calves, s650@9.50
Hogs-Recelpts, 1900 higher; heavy.
s770@ 40; light, s7.90@S.60; pigs. $1,000
500; bulk of sales, s7.S0@I.9O.
SIS 25@6.T6; wethers. s4.o0@44o; lambs.
sc 60Gn7 40.
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Coffee FUTURES Steady.

NEW YORK, Sept 12-The coffee
market sold off to about six TO nine points
net lower, owing TO reports OF further
decline In the cost and freight market
continued full receipts and favora Bile
Brazilian weather advices Realizing
caused rallies later and the close was
steady. net one point lower, two points
higher.
September. s 4sc; October 8 4Sc: Decem-
ber. S.65c; January. s-73c: March, s.92c;
May, 0.06c; July, 9.17c
4. 11Sc; mild dull Cordova, 13@1sc NOM
inal,
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New York Money,

NEW YORK. Sept. 12.--Money on call
Firm. ruling rate. "a: closing, 27M3.
Time loans-Easi sier; sixty days, 4df3;
ninety days. ~, six months. 5.
Close;
Prime mercantile paper-679e per cent.
sixty-day bills and 81 so for demand.
Commercial bills-Si, S2s.
Bar SilveY-60ar.
Mexican dolla rs-d6c.
Government bonds, steady
Railroad bonds, firm
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New York Produce,

NEW YORK. Sept 12-F1our. un-
changed.
Wheat. spot. irregular: No. red. 96c +.
new No. northern. 9SSc: December. osic;
May, SLOPE.
Hops, steady.
Hides, firm: Bosota, 31a3328c: Central
America 301621c.
Petroleum. steady
Wool, steady.
Raw sugar, steady: refined. steady
prices unchanged.
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RESERVOIR OAM-NOTICE TO CON-
TRACTORS.

Sealed proposals Will he received by
the board OF directors OF the Malad Valley
Irriga ting company until 3 clock p. m.
September lsth' lgiS' Tor inc constrnc-
core wall spIllway and outlet. near Ma
lad. Idaho.
Plans and specifications may be ex-
amined at the First National bank Ma
lad Idaho. and at the office OF Brown
g. kcnschmidt, engineers. 306 Dooly
block Salt Lake City. Utah.
Proposals must bc made on forms fur
nshed by the Malad Valley lrrigating
company. accompanied by a certified
check for $500 90 made payable to the
Plans and specifications and form OF
pronosal will be furnished by tho engi~
neers upon receipt OF $500.
The right Is reserved TO reject any
and all bids,
MAIAD VALLEY IRRIGATING co.
j. tT. DREDGE. President.
DAVID S. JONES, Secretary f137
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FUNERAL NOTICES

WILLIS-The funeral services over the
body OF Hiram A Wills. aged i8 years,
late Of Ely. New. and born In Beaver.
Utah, will be held today Saturday at 4
p. m. from the funeral chapel OF Joseph
William Taylor. u South West Temple
street Deceased was a member Of the
Knights OF Pythias and miners' union
Friends invited 10 attend. Inter
ment in Mount OliVet cemetery
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CONFEREES MAKING
QUICK TIME ON TARIFF

WASHINGTON. Sept. i2.-Democrstic tic
conferees Of the senate and house made
rapia progress today on the tariff bill. ap-
proving the earthenwaro and glass sched-
,,Ics With slight changes; the sugar
schedule with its free sugar provision,
md the date for the new rates extended
to March /. 1918, the tobacco schedule.
the wood schedule and al OF INC agfi =,
,,,iturnI schedule with the exception OF
the proposed banana tax and thc couu-
tnrvnillng duty on Wheat
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Snsnects Arrasted.

CHICAGO, Sept. 12-Eight suspected
men are under arrest in connection WITH
the robbery Of Warrington McEvoy, lS
years old. messenger for the Garfield Park
State Savings bank. yesterday OF a
satchcl containing $4,000 and $4,000 in
checks.
Tho suspects will he confronted by Nc
Evoy In an attempt to identify bis as
sailH ntS.
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Autoist Runs Down Teacher.

y. *. Nelson, school teacher from
SprIngville, was knocked to the pave
ment at the intersection of Second South
and Main streets at Sis O'Clock last
night by automobile No, 4S-Utah. The
driver did not stop to see II Mr. Neilson
was injured, His clothes were torn and
he suffered severe bruises.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS

We, Jack Plepcr and ID. a. Palmduist.
heretofore doing general carriage, wag-
on and automobile painting and repair
business under the name Of The Elk Car
riage. Wagon and Automobile Works. at
No. l23 East Fourth South street. Salt
Lake City. Utah. do hereby give notice
10 ALI concerned that on September 2nd,
1918, we sold our entire interest In tho
aforesaid business To Joseph Walker and
we are no longer connected with the
same In any manner.
JACK PIEPER.
d. A. PALMQUIST.
Dated Sept, &. 1919, 1913
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Celebrate Emancipation Day,

Colored people of the city and other
parts OF the state celebrated emanclpa-
tion day. with an interesting programme.
at Majestic park yesterday. A number
OF addresses upon the meaning OF the day
were delivered by representative members
Of the race and the celebration closed
with dance in the evening.
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||ER FIRM; LEAD
| MARKET IS QUIET

j YORK, Sept. i2.-Copper-Firm,
!. pot 10 November, slo so Of
.stirolytic, sls.T5@l6.s7. lake,
|irlo; casting, sl6.5OG1s.62.
Rndy: spot and September. s42 20
bfeber. $i2. l2Gi2.3G. November,
e.S
Qglet, ,t.7o bid.
E-Quisl, I5.S5d5 90.
r-Dull; Coolsson's. Ss.4e@S.50.
nr; No. / southern. Sl5.260
y southern soft. Sic, 25@15.75.
= t7rkets closed as follows:
Film; spot. s73; futures, G72
III; spot. el9o l5s: futures,
oFtand warrants, 54s AID.
Closing Stock List.
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Bank Files Suits,

The Utah State National bank yester-
day filed suits in the district court to re-
cover on promissory notes. The defend
ants are: Zna p. LaIng and c. w.
Laing, $500; John H. Bishop $4,000: r. Nj.
Wilkinson, S1401,o@: Edgar G. Best and
Herbert Best, S262; George L. Busch,
e1D00
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Italian Arrested.

c. CASTILLO. an italian. alleged to have
threatened r. S. Anderson with knife,
was arrested last night by Patroman
with deadly weapon. The alteration
occurred at the Continental bar, First
South and West Temple streets.
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Chicago Produce.

CHICAGO. Sept, 12-Butter-Un-
changed.
Eggs-ReceiDts. 6506 cases
Petatoes-Higher; receipts, 20 cars
Minnesota and Ohio. 70@75c; Wisconsin,
| 70@S5c: Jersey 93@95c.
Poultry-Unchanged.
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Flax. Oats and Rye.

MINNEAPOLIS. Sept. 1o.-Flour and
bran, unchanged.
No. 3 yellow corn. 72c.
No. white oats. 39S0s0c.
No, g rye, 60062c.
Flax. $1.4630t1.49a. d.
Barley, 68Qp7lc,
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Estate OF Henrietta a. Hall, decea sed
Creditors will present claims with vouch-
ers to the undersigned at No. 504 Felt
building. Salt Lake City. Utah, OH or be-
fore the 10th day OF January y. u. 1914
HENRIETTA A. HALL,
Executrix of the last Will and testament
OF Henrietta A, Hall. deceased.
Date OF first publication, Sept. o. A. ID.
1913
L. V. Higgins. Attorney for Executrix
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VETERINARY

S p. VETERINARY COLLEGE BE-
gins Sept. Is. No profession offers
equal opportunity. Catalogue free. c.
cisco. d5l7
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Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, scpt. 12.-Bradstreet's Bank Clear
ings Report for the weok ending September II
shows aggregate OF &. .o2s, ,22s 900 ms against
So $50 ass 0oo last week and 49, O7S 1a3 900 In tho
corresponding week last year
List OF cities.
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Sale Of Sheepskins.

LONDON, Sept. ia sale OF Cape
Good Hope and Natal shcepslSins was
held today There were $4,000 pelts Of
fered, 900 were sold The demand
WIS good and combings and lambs sold
freely at a1id advance Long and short
wooled skins ranged unchanged 10 I'D
higher
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J IN Demand.

/ -,,,~ IN Union Paciiic Wss ae
k..,s k..,sl,,ssiye % and insistent. Such
J. r,gusvsared for London account, !,
% q 'ys'e y some 10000 shares, was vas
NED y The low price OF 154h
ih a., the opening and the stock
sro,i demand at l59a at the
,.slnd came steel common
:, Jse of more than a point:
active with gain Of z
y r ,od southcrn Pacific In good
ilvp a. ,,.od 70 on
2, uyorolses still higher prices.
1a,,ssd ~ thai the metal will pass
4. sre,ent movement. 4 sharp
> -oysn,enI carried Canadian Pa
y, roIn,s over The previous close,
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NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Dun's Review
tomorrow will say:
Restraint upon business through tar
in uncertainty IS virtually AT an end and
merchants and manufacturers appear to
be OF a hopeful disposition, Expa nsion
revival are gradually becoming more ap-
parent and less hesitancy Is shown In
providing for forward requirements. The
low position OF nerchan ndise stocks
throughout the country is one of the
most encouraging features. as the grow
ing demands neCessitate increased pur-
chases TO replenish depleted supplies.
With the approach of the fall seas son. ad-
vices from the leading centers record a
qulckened wholesale and retail move
ment, the volume OF sales in most in
stances being in excess of last years
Failures this week numbered 27S.
against 236 last year, and q In Canada
compared with 81
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Ink MARKET ACTIVE
/ AND VERY AGGRESSIVE
: ontin1ism Succeeds Period Of Dizziness
Pw ua1 Street; Union Pacific Leads
Procession.

There was rally OF two points In Chesa-
Dcake & Ohio and numerous advances
In the less active shares OF from Q TO 5
points. Traction stocks Joined Third
Avenue crossing 40, marlborough pre-
ferred s3. More of these stocks anon;
the InoVcment hnS imsl hccln
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ment is still ample. Enlargement in job
bing trade is reported from all leading
ma rkets
Business failures for the week were
25S, which compares with 23i In 1912.
Wheat, including -four exports. from
the United States and Canada for the
week aggregate 4,473,35c bushels. against
4161,6l2 bushels last year
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Consult county clerk or the respective
siSners for further informatlon.)
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PRIVATE HOMES

WILLOWS MERE : CONFIDENTIAL
confinement; adoption. Mrs. e Phil
Hips. 25o5 1lth East. Hyland 12S1-M.
es2s5
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!, RR0ADAN WALL.

= .,o,.I News Service
,.uy 'sSy SEPT, ls.-"Ail cats are
b iosh, -" The financial atnos-
!. = s." en-, cIouded so long. long that ia d,se the
4. sas' saii nafEs, SfEs S1S. aSaS %Sea ,1Es; / e.
q lIsn,Iof lIs,s,,,on Of breadth and iirm-
4 8 s1nl,Du,sssea FOR a long umc;
y F',IcNl .lo,osl wild at intervals ana
=, ss aV wmp big fractions 10 OBJ
~ u; ibe exclusive announce
fass,, column regarding q ca sn
B iAs ge,% p.uIon Pacific marked the
~ 10 uh'V ,i,e market. With a
! r,1' r,Orc m than a half a million
" q nv, W. strong from start TO
fsS 2, was ss'' activity confined to
~ ,yo.o,ds or lndustriais.
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Child for Adoption

ANY RELIABLE PERSON INTEREST
ed In the adoption of an infant may
call at i0T Utah Savings & Trust Co.
building, Salt Lake City. Utah. with ref
erences. f1517
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~ W. 7co sh.re,,
~. wv fHATel
!. eos REVIEW.
l,sas l,,sI", Expanding ss In All tn.
inaK . MARKETS,

tts ~ H'-Bredstreot'H
;s iss,,,.ss g ,!.sso'SSsss,ss Ssss 'Hs,, I,sl progress,
~; y; ssps ssm hui hut breaking IGSpa3sIen as lon
!, 'Ys ssSt,sSsklbaSs9 bS9 !aSsntsoa IS1f to en- 3,
:S d 'ssSE ssSi,. .atsv 70 sauo,,ds 'S3s forage s.
n sas ''ns; sns.ss,ss ssnesHiy''s1 ss,ssnersiiyy' speaH1 sRd
y ,.sord ordSS si.ltse The goyern,ndee;; eTrsna,e; the
'S, q ns,S r"aS, Of whcat" s'"Gn5 sna re; e,
~. ana andIndpesratures, per 'tGPS, siI,s,,,,sS eX-
!s'lIeet1ss,,w Wheat, WS,Ssm WsiST,Sssments
IN room ~ In sectioSnm. h'Sm tend
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CHIROPRACTORS


CECIL & CECIL. GRADUATE CUIRO-
practors, Chronic and female troubles
specially. Consultation free. Suite 403.
o35 South Main. raj
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AUCTION SALES

BEING FAR OUT, CHEAP RENT. is
the reason we can sell goods cheaper
than anyone else; new Administer rugs.
sx1c, s19; We also have lot OF second
hand rugs ranges, dre5sers. beds, etc
Michigan Furn. Co.. 43o State. Was
5145. e1383
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MONUMENTS, TOMBsTONES

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM r.
Mckenzie. Display yards. 442 S. State,
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OPTICIANS.

WE'LL DUPLICATE ANY LENS IN so
minutes, Columbian Optical Co, 337
Main st. d404O
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STOMACH TROUBLES

TREATED SUCCESSFULLY. FREE
examination, Creenhalgh Remedy Co..
2S East 4th South. Wasatch 559i-W
foAo
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roffor MorEct


NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-CottoD closed
steady. net unchanged TO points lower
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HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND
hand furniture. Buckeye Furn. Co.
Was. 1929. 1855
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NEW THOUGHT

EITHER PRIVATE OR CLASS IN
struction. Mrs. w. r. Cooper, 80 So
9TH East. fi252
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

w WILLIAMS Il SON. l66 n STREET.
Wssatch 1545W, Upholsterlng, chairs
recaned, o3&2
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GROCERY SPECIALS

SUGAR, ia LBS, s1,00; SUGAR, PER
sack. $40: good creamery butter 30c ::
Good eggs. 25c, Flour, sack. s1,oo: good
picnic hams. ID. l2Ac. breakfast bacon
jars below cost; los Cottolene, sl.i5: 5s
Cottolenc. soc; os Cottolene. soc: best
hams lb.. 20c; 0 lbs. sal soda CSC: 6 lbs
oatmeal, csc, bars Fairy. A. p Nap
tha or Borax CASTLE soap. 25c: 3 pkgs.
raisins. csc; large cans milk 25c; olive
oil, bottle, zoe: lbs pIums, &c: water
melon, lb.. 1c; Quaker Rice and Oats. 10c;
Borax Washing powder. 15c: 10-lb sack
Germade. 30c; J lot ladies' $3.50 shoes
81 As: ! lot mems $500 sweaters, s1.00;
! lot misses $3.50 sweaters. Sl.35.
CHICAGO STORE,
1t4-115 West First South. 1857
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WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND
household goods. o. K Furniture Co.
200 &c. West Temple. r2aS
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PRINTING
EYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT


DIR. ARTHUR BURROWS. OCULIST
and Rugist; spectacles accurately atted I:
difficult cases solicited R396S
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SECONDHAND STORES

GET OUR PRICES BEFORE BUYING
or selling your second hand furniture.
Salt Lake Furniture Co.. l65 S. w. Tenn
pie. Wasatch 3637. r2279
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JOHN JONES. AUCTIONEER AND
valuer, commission business; years
with K A. Andrews, Residence 1890
stringham ave. Phone Hyland 1914.
e2s35
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LAWNMOWERS SHARPENED

AND REPAIRED; BICYCLE REPAIR
ing; also key fitting. S. l.. Lock Works
Was a0b4. biioi
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FLORISTS

ALL KINDS CUT FLOWERS FRESH
from greenhouse. Porter Walton Co,
274 State rn3781
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SECONDHAND CLOTHING

HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR OLD
clothes and shoes. K Green. Wasateh
1908. .,-- ossA
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FURRIER and TAXIDERMIST

EVERYTHING IN THE FUR AND
LAxidermlst line made you want It
r, Stencil Fur Co.. 81 E. Broadway-25
yeara IN Salt Lake. n52S
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LAKE HAND LAUNDRY. 3SS-40 WEST
LIST South; branch. 145 Z End South.
Was. 1884 es161
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-AFTERNOON OF 26TH, BANK
deposit for Walker Bros. bank. consist
Ing of II checks and some currency. Lib
Grocer Co, 327 West End South. e2941
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GARBAGE CANS

GARBAGE CANS FURNISHED FREE
with our service g. l.. Scavenger q
Sanitary CABBAGE Co. rs East 4th South.
wasatch 40. cS627
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Hand Laundries

FAMILY LAUNDRY, CURTAINS, DONE
by hand: called for. delivered. Was.
6102 e302S
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CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE, CAR
pets. stoves. ranges household goods OF
value. Axelrad Furniture Co.. 62 West
3rd South Was. 963, e3026
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CAPITOL SPECIALIzES ON LADIES'
shirtwaists and dresses. All work done
by hand 120 w, Ind So. Was. 1856.
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BEAUTY PARLOR

FOR a FAMOUS BEAUTY SCALP
treatment. under Velvetna system
Phone Was. $3.50 faS1
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CARPENTERS and JOBBERS
COAL AND KINDLING

e. p. DEAL. COAL. BLOCK WOOD
and kindlIng. los East 4th South. Phone
Wasatch 1888. MO
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CUT THIS OUT FOR LUCK-sEND
birth date and l0c for wonderful horo-
scope OF your entire life. Prof. Raphael,
499 Lexington ave, New York c4431
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

1BER w. HALL, UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer, 16f So. West Temple Phone
05. d3
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TED-INFORMATI TON OF WHERE
abouts Of John Dietrich. Notify John
Burda, Gen. Del, City. e195s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-09

ooth sexes, but especially OF those pc
cul!ar 10 them; also. ability and VIII
inEncss TO perform the duties OF wife,
mother. housekccpcr and rcnrcr OF
children? Fog on the due combination
OF all these many qualities d!sposi-
tons etc, depends the future of the
race. II inquisit.on, as q prerequisite
OF marriage. is made in one particular
or In one direction, 1t should be made
IN all. otherwise the particular oftcnse
aimed At will never be- corrected nor
viii there be material Improvement In
any respect
Much more is hintcd at than said
about the injury inflicted upon !nuo-
cent wives by wicked husbands, but
the idea aeemingly is sought 10 b.
conveyed that 1t is great Reforincr-
like. they hint rather than allege. ana
then magnify the hint. iik. reports OF
children in Florida dcvourcd by ALI :
gators, everybody affirmed, but nobody
ever knew the fact Ana so oil
wrong To innocent wives by wicked
husbands through thu gcnerative or
gans. To bolster up the plea for gu
genie marriage. the evil is claimed to
be widespread, Yet nobody seems
ever TO have known Of II solitary cas-.
The st!rrers-up OF hygicnic marriage
the prcachcrs-nccd not give names.
but let them cite wcll-authcntlcatcd
cases, and, II they cannot cite many,
1t may be suspected that. in advocat-
ing eugene marriage, they are seek
ing cheap notoricty.
But, granting there is real cause for
the crusade, the refusal or the preach
ers To marry without a clean bill Of
sexual health viii not prevent mar
riaSe in the same old way. because
magistrates abound, and i. the preach
ers VIII not marry, the magistrates
Will. ana tho only effect Will be the
loss 20 the preachers OF the marriage
fees.
Eugene marriage is one OF the many
reform fads-likc minimum was>s, re-
forming fallen women, etc, ctc-thnt
women and preachers are constantly
aS!tat!ns. but which. being founded
on ignorance Of human nature, soon
pass away. Rcformers forget that re
form is slow process requiring "a
generation or mere 10 Show results
Reform must begin in human natu! e.
and human nature changes SLOWLY
very slowly. CIVIS.
Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-07-09

There is genius in our town who
has worked out and patented a device
known as the noise arrcstcr," which
has MaNim's silcnccr beaten by Il long
mile. This delicate little piece OF
mechanism is built on the plan of a
phonograph with Il horn attachment
ANA records sound. 1t is fastened un-
dor the floor OF a street car, and as
the car goes bounding along the ar
roster ahsorbS all Of the noise 50 that
a person on the sidewalk cannot hear
tho car 80 by. At the end OF the line
the "arrcstcr' is detached tr,sl the
car and fresh one put on. The no7-e
which has been condensed is placed in
tin cans and sealed up ready for ship
uent. When the cans are opened.
pandcmonium is let loose. and one can
81 This noise will last about as long
as q prestolitc tank full OF gas.