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1 I SECTION ONE THE 1 SALT LAKE HERALD RALJ Sl SUXDAY DAY NQYE3I J 19 1905 7
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I 1 Musiciaii Musi a WinsBetb13uilc Wins Bet ty b J3uildmg pui14ing ing Ti Tiny y Bgine Bginej gine ginet
1 t i Christopher Christop er Jespereon At Aftjr r Five Years of Toil Turns Out Miniature Minia locomotive and nd Will wiIIci W111ILun ntimKent j X Kent nt 0 0Keyes1 OX 0Keyes
X Keyes1 yes Money Moneyt >
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ft j s sChristopher
Christopher Jesperson and His Miniature Locomotive
There are ar hundreds of miniature en engines elSinC5tiOft18 enflO5Orna ¬
gines SinC5tiOft18 flO5Orna ome propelled by electricity electricityand clootrlcluand
and run in a ft Hilly IItlI I1Iy little circle other otherwhich othorswhIch 0th01Whlcii
which go g only on1 whan wli u pulled along at the theend thel1d theGILd
end l1d ot a stringr hlnGbut but the one on exhibi exhibition 0ChlblUon oxhibition ¬
tion In Om New N YOIk Central railroad railroadoffices 11lIroadoffices rallroitdolflees
offices At 7S West Second South street streetis
is an n ongfno ongtnln in ovary sense n ot the word wordIt wordIt 0 Id
J It IB 1 complete to the smallest detail detailfrom detailfrom
A from the bumpers on th the rear of the thetender thetCndol thetndnr
tender to the pilot it has a a boiler and anda nd nda
a n firebox that tln can be fired brake that thatork thatork
work ork just as on n a Ii bIg locomotive Hues Huesvalves HuesaltI fluesaies
valves altI a awhltfe vhlntJe thattoots that toots in a w weak weakand ik ikand k kand
and tiny but bufiineaelike shriek shrIe > > and uut uutn anda
a bfll bt > ll that rings ringsSome ringsSomtCLU ringsomeyear
Some SomtCLU omeyear years ago gu Kent O Kayufi 1Coy i of the
New York ori Central Cf > nuUl linen made mlul awager awagerwith n Wager Wagervlth wagerw
w with Ith Christopher Jesperson JOi1Pt ron a member memberthat mernbfrof
of the Salt Lake rheatn rtet orchestra
that the latter latt r could not build a model 10001ot
ot the large cnn eiigne M used on the Con
trai line by hand Mr h Jeapersou took
the wager anti yeoterday MterdR was given the
amount bet as he lt has built a miniature
locomotive that is an exact ad model of ofAMUSEMENTS ofI ofI
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I AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTSWell AMUSEM ENTS ENTSW
Well W < lt Well Walln Wall WellJlerea WallHeres
Heres n re a 1 bunch of chorus girls g1r1 who whoare whoare whoare
are pretty prettyHeres prettyHeres prettyHeres
Heres a bunch of chorus girls who
can sin sinHeres sinS
Heres a R bunch of chorus girls 1 Ir18 who
are jrraeoful MM sad cair Qt t
And theyre the same ame me girls What hat do douU dosju I
Juu uU think of that
This Js only one on of th tM remarkable
things about The ShoGun nimble
tuneful clever pretty comic opera which whichu I
appeared COI or matinee and ad evening per r
frmanceK at tb u Salr Sa Lake theatre y ye
xorday t rda3 Just why Salt Lake should s ould W Wciv tegiven
given civ inn n only onlytwo two chance at this feast is
not clear but ttfa taet taste should make mnse
the public hungry hunfry If you didnt go o yes ¬
terday terda you OU wff VfU U probably hear your you OUr friend
teJl what youve missed And then youll youllSOIl
be DP sorry SOIl SOIlIt
It would not apal to a peraoa e1M1 seek
in lnJ lug a a display of haunch 1114 nd broad Slap
Htkk tick comedy comeu Its It all dainty dalnt ajjdr ajjdrA 41 rl re >
fined but keen and brilht withal 1
Ihers nothing slow about It
A summary might be made thus
LinesWiltr LinesWiltrPlotSufficient LlncsWflhPlotSuftlcient LInesWtttPlotSufficient
PlotSufficient PlotSufficient3Iu4io PlotSuftlcientIusJoCntch PlotSufficientNudeCatchy
3Iu4io NudeCatchy IusJoCntch Catchy though at tim times s remin reminJacent
JacentStage bcentStago Jacent IscentStage
Stage Pictures Plcture1JeauUful Plcture1JeauUfulBtage Beautiful
Stage BualHawi BWiJIHOIHINo81 Novel and affaotfvo
Cast C2stAU All good goodChorus goodh goodhorusrnusually
Chorus h ruaenu5Ually Unusually fine fineGeneral finEGenerMI fineienersl
General Effect EffectPIMslnG Flftasing and Sl1Us satisfying tng
4 It t might b 1 be > 4 said > > that fwv Mtral ral ef the thecQroic theQmic thOOmie
cQroic Omie op opera ra traditions sr srq maintainwl
Theres the th Orient OrlfntAtf setting set tine introduced introducedwith Introducet2with IntroducedwIth
with Th The Mikado But the Korean Koreanbackground Koreanhackmound Koreanbaclground
background is i certainly quaint a and d pret prettv pretroe
tv 1 Yes theres a tenor lovosong But Butthe DutthotenorVII
4 the thotenorVII timotenor tenor WilLiam am Cv C Yeedon has a a goo eoovoice gooolce gooloice
voice olce and th1 th singing contains far moro morofun mONfuu moretIu
fun tIu than shush Also I o there is a rescue rescueby rescueb rescueby
by b American jack tars tar and marines But Butwho Butwho Butwho
who cares i Let Lt > t the > flag wave Lt the theoagle theaile theeagle
eagle aile scream And to be fair to the theDemocrats theDemrats theDemorats
Democrats let the rooster crow ero The
The no of the Now Tork Central grey gJ8 gJ8hounds ¬
hounds Tho englnette as it might mightbe mightbe
be called weighs but 100 pounds and andalthough andnllhou andalthough
although nllhou honly only four and a half feet long
has lt every part and bit of mechanism mechanismIn
In it that a real locomotive has hasAa haskJ hasvonderful
Aa wonderful as the machine itself itselfi
is i I the patience and skill taken into its Uswaking itsmakln itsmaking
waking Mr Jesperson stated to a Her Herald Horaid Heraid ¬
aid reporter that he has been using his hisspare hisPre
I spare moments during tho past five fiveyears 1heI liveyetrs
years on the engine Outside of a few fewcast fewcast feweast
I cast steel and iron parts such as the thesnd lheNlnd theaend
snd dome everything oel thlng connectedwith connectedwiththe connected with witholurlne withthe
the enxine was turned and made in inMr inIr InIr
Mr Ir Jespersons Jesper ons tiny workshop located locatedIn
In 1 the rear of his homo at 31S West VestI
see Seventh nth South street This shop fitted fittedUP fittedUl
UP Ul with a 8 lathe and tools of all descrip ¬
I tions tioi is s so small that two men can caunoikwove canlOt canflOtiUOVO
noikwove lOt Inl0e around comfortably in It Itnever itI
i < never had any mechanical school ¬
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ing said Sir It Jesperson but have havealways havcllhVaYH haveLways
i I always had a likin likinr y and some knack knackIn knackIn
In making odds and ends in the ma machinery maehinery ¬ 1
chinery < line Five yours onrs ago I started
I building au engine I was tempted to togive togive togive
give it up at times but stuck to it itand itand I
and I confess I am rather proud of the
song was thrilling and a little tingle or orpatriotism orpatrloUm orjtr1otient
patriotism give a good flavor It must mustbe
be said of the music that it makes a auersvn aJersun aJersun
Jersun tltop top and anI wonder whore he hehn8 hehn8h ha imas imashoard
heard h ard this or that tune before b fort Then
he remembers rem mlrJ that It is only a u similarity
to some 801J1 other oUl r work of Gustavo Luders LudrsJor LudersPer
For this composer eoml > oser like Sousa has one onemotif onel oneinoUf
motif l Ur that th t he cant get away from
Still this motif is catchy atch3
As for the book George Geor e Ado de is fast fastclimbing taitclimbing fastclimbing
climbing alongside W S Gilbert as a agatirtat atfatJria asatirist
satirist t This comic opera is all a 1 good goodnatured goodnaturell goodnatured
natured takeoff on the extreme com commercialism comInerclnll cornniercialism ¬
mercialism Inerclnll ffi of the American people to toti ¬
day ti And tm4 yet Mr fr Ad Ado Adl i ti patriotic plltrit > Uc n zlg1t zlg1tor ygn ygnor Jgt1or
or possessed pOl fsAed of a keen enough percep perception perception pereeptloui ¬
tion of the public taste tasteto to have tho thoAmerican thoAmerican theAmerican
American get g t there with both feet feetTo tC feetTo t I
To tell about the good work done by bythe brthe bytlte
the principals would mean to enumerate enumerateevery ennmeratelvtry enumerateevery
every one There was not a weak spot spottp spottu I
tp mar Tho musical standard through throughout througblU throughout ¬
out lU t was good goodAnd goO goodAnd
And now let us go 0 back to that cho cholishts choluiL citeruL
luiL Le LeoI1ng ng at tRbm tbm across th the foot lootlIghts footj
lIghts j bts on one feels Is sure sur that the girls can canspeak canspeak canspeak
speak good English that they he know bet better bett bettor ¬
ter t 1 than to eat with a a knife knifeIn in fact factthat act actthllt actthat
that they tbe are intelligent and ambitious ambitiousThis ambitiousTbis ambitiouSThis
This is a tribute to Henry W V Savage Savageand SavageLad
and his hI managerial staff for nobody else elseseems elseeems elseseems
> seems > to be b able to combine nIl the de desirable destrable tiesltabIe ¬ I
sirable qualities in a chorus chorusWo chorusWe
Wo 0 feel like the country editor whoso whosovisitor whoso1sltor whosevisitor
visitor has just paid for two years year sub subscription subSCription subseription ¬
scription in advance and left a barrel of offlue orttlUt offlns
flue apple to boot We Va would say 8ft 8ftCom
Com again ShoGun ShoGunTto ShoGunJtHt ShoGundim
dim Tto Washington YAsbf1 ton Society soclet Girls Girls scored scorartheavily seor scoredhea1ly ll llheAUY
heavily yesterday afternoon and last i inight II Inight
night I < < ht at the Lyric the houses at both bothperformances bothperformances
performances being largo and enthusi enthusiastic onthusiaatie ontluusistIc ¬ I
astic The young women omen are in the themain themule I I1U
main 1U 11 in good tQ look at and they thc do some somesinging somesinging
singing lncJn that thall ife wall 811 worth rth hearing Thero Theroare Theroar Thereare
are ar two funny funn skits on tho programme programmeKrausmeyers J1ro programmeOh ramme rammeOh I
Oh Vhat hat JO1 Joy for or the opener and nndhKrausmeers andKrausmeyers
Krausmeyers Alley lIcy for the finish In Inbetweeit Inbetween inbetwecut
between are some vaudeville aud JIle specialties specialtiesthat spAclaltioSthat specialtiesthat
that are lE1 much above the ordinary Es EslH Esltclally
lH 1 ltclally > tc > cially al1y 13 i this true of o the juggling done doneby doneb doneby
by b Elders hlora the dialogue and singing stunt stuntof stuntIt stuntnf
of It West cst and Williams the picture ab1 ab1surdity abI ab absurtlity
surdity entitled East Side Life and
result of my long labors You see It itWOrl8 11works
works like a ft charm charmTaking charmaldngo charmTaking
Taking the throttle between his two twofingers twofingers twofingers
fingers tho musicianmechanic pulled pulledthe puUedtho pulledthe
the brakes against the wheels As no nofire noflrq I
fire was in tho firebox the whistle whistlecould whIstlecould whistlecould
could not be blown Mr fr Jesperson also alsoexhibited alsocxhiblt alsoexhibited
exhibited cxhiblt d a steam attachment ho Ii had hadrigged hndrigged hadrigged
rigged up on a washing machine machineYou maehlneYou machineYou
You see we have sunny Mondays Mondaysaround Mondaysaround rondnY8around
around here ho explained jokingly jokinglyas
as this boiler does all the work workI work1t work1tI
II I worked on it he continued dur ¬
ing my m spare moments i am a book bookbinder bookbinder ¬
binder by b trade and also a n member of ofthe orthc ofthe
the Salt Lake Theatre orchestra Out Outside OutsIde Outside ¬
side of the castings every part has busbeen
been turned turn d out in this thl shop hop There Thereare Tbereare Thereare
are over 200 separate parts in the en engine cnsine englue ¬
sine alone aloneTho aloneTho aloneThe
Tho ohoochoo will be on exhibition
In tho windows of tho New York Cen Central Central Contnt ¬
tral offices at 78 West V st Second South for forsomu forsomu forSOUIC
somu time Mr Jesporson in now no work working working workjug ¬
ing on a a model marine engine He ex explained exJ1luinec1 oxPlumed ¬
Plumed that he finds much pleasure in intinkering Intinkerlng intinkering
tinkering to use his words Jn his
wonderful little or wonderfully little liltlosho littleshon
shop sho v
the conjuring ot Ah th Ling Foo said to toH
be H > just from tIll Orient OrientTho Or1tntTho OrientTime
Tho Washington lBhlngton Society Girls will
b bJ seen at tho Lyric again tonight and
through Friday 1 < rida night with matinee m Uneeon Uneeonv on onWednesday onWednesday
Wednesday WednesdayNOW v t nesdn nesdnI
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NOW WORKING WORKJ WORKING2500 G 2500 MENUtah MEN MENUtah MENUtah
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Utah Construction Co Has H S Big Force Forceon Force Forceon
on Western WeaternPaoific WeaternPaoificSpecial Pacific PacificSpecial acificSiitcIaI
Special to The Herald HeraldOgden HeroldOgdon HeraldOgdenNoV
Ogden OgdenNoV Nov No 18 lEIt It is reported that thatthere that thatthero thattiter
there are at the present time thirty thirtyone U1Irtyone thirt
one camps and 500 OO men employed by bythe b bthe bythe
the Utah Construction Constr ctton company along alongtho alongthu alongtitt
tho 3fckwith n ith pas pa s an and L Feather river riverportion rJvervortjon rWerportion
portion ot the Western Pacific route routean routpamid
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an amid < that this thi number n1Jm 7r will Ul be e increased increasedto Jncr nereased a ed
to 600 men when the he work ia at hs its itsheight 1
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height There Thel are two or three cars carso carsof j
o ot material being forwarded from Og Ogden
den each day da and nd yesterday n nlarge nlargeftcam largeatearn large largesteam
steam shove wan sent west Four new newshovels newshovels newshovels
shovels are expected from the east eastand eastant
and ant ten o oZ these shovels will bo at work workIn workin
In a short time
M Mr Sanboni Sanbo91 representing a f machine machinecompany machinecompany machinecompany
company of the east is In Ogden en endeavoring endeavorlng ¬ I Ideavorins
deavoring to secure a contract for the thefour thetour thefour
four compressors that aro to bo orected orectedat
at tho Beekwlth and andSprins Spring Garden Gardentunnels Gardentunnels Gardentunnels
tunnels The Thomachlner machinery for these theseplants theseplants theseplants
plants will cost about 76000 S76000A 76000A ilSOOA
A telegram received here 1oda today was wasto wastt wasto
to tt tho effect that th he h contract which
the th Pacific Coast Construction com company company coinpany ¬
pany had given up from Orovilta south southhad
had been immediately taken up by A i iE i iB
E and A L Stone who have done donesomo doneom donesome
some om heavy henv work won the
on Southern Pa Pacifl i iciflc I Icitlc
ciflc cifl line In Nevada I
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suffered from the terrible effects of Dyspepsia Dyspepsiaand
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find relief until I commenced taking takjn your OU1 Bit Bitters Bi Bitters t tttfS ¬
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fully for 52 years by sickly sickl people everywhere No Nowonder Nowo Nowonder
wonder wo der its popularity is increasing every day Theses Thesespeople ihespeople TheseTT
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Washingt WashingtonIsov ra hlnst n nOY No 18 18By By B vote o at S to totoda 10today
3 today toda Ute board ofi consulting en enj englnecrl ongineers
glnecrl ot the Isthmian cant canl commls commlsslon commisnba
j sion a body bod which If President Presiden Roose Rooseivelt RooseI 110050volt
volt I elt realized Mfl tim hopes embodied the thei thegreatest
I i greatest and most mos reprfleentatlvS repras reproacntatIv nlaUvu en engineering engineering engineering ¬
gineering talent In tho world placod placeditself placoditsctr plaCOditself
itself on record aa favoring aorln the con construction cantrucUon constructlon ¬
struction of the Panama canal on the thesen theseG t1 t1net
net level This decision represents the theoutcome theoutC0l110 theoutcome
outcome of nearly three months hard hardvork hardwork bardwork
work > Early in September engineers engineersgathered ongineersgathered engineersgathered
gathered from all partn of o the world worldfor worldtor worldfor
for th the < t president 1resldcntdeslroun desirous to avail availhimseL t1vaUhlmseU availhmlnmsel
himseL of 0 the best talent ap a well as asto as asto asto
to avoid adverse foreign criticism in intho 1nthu inth
tho th future had called on tho govern government goerumetn governinetn ¬
ment oi o om five great nations distin distinguished dlstlugulshed distluguished ¬
guished for tho successful construction constructionof
of great hydraulic h drauUo Avorkg work to send each oaclione eaoHono eachS
one oft heir best engineers to assist assisttin assistth assisttii S
tin American organizers orga zem in il the mo momentous momentoU1 uiotnentous ¬
mentous question of o constructing the thePanama thepanama thePanama
Panama canal at sea level or at a agreater agreater agreater
greater altitude involving a system of oflocks atlooks oflocks
locks
Came Without Bias
Tho foreigner came to Washington Washingtonabsolutely Washhfglopabsolutely WashlflgtopabsoIuteI
absolutely absoIuteI without With out instructions from fromtheir fromtheir fromtheir
their own governments and without withoutbias withoutbias withoutS
bias determined to be b guided to their theirdecision thci thcidecision thetidecision S
decision solely by the facts to be pre presented presented proseated ¬
sented to them In the shape ot a great greatmast b7eatmasJ greatmass
mast of physical data and supplement supplemented ¬
ed by several sev ra1 rojects notably notab that thatupon thatupon thatupon
upon which the French Panama com company compan cornpatty ¬
patty pan worked aa s patiently for mora than thana
a decade that of the first American AmerIcan1anama
Panama company that of M Bunau
Varilla the French engineer who was
in charge of t the canal works In the
last days da s oC the French administration administrationand adQ1h1fsh Uon Uonand
and that of Lindon W Bates the Chi Chicago Chicagf Ciiicag ¬
cago cag civil engineer cl glneer who was wa con connected connected connecteci
nected with wUhgreat great enterprisert on the
NUt and elsewhere Tho Aemricans
for their part were acquainted with
tha main features eaturesot of these projects be b ¬
fore tho board of engineers met in its
first session Nevertheless they the joined
In tho studyof physical data with their
foreign colleagues went over countless
blue prints and maps went n nt to the
isthmus and scanned every Inch Inchot of the theroute thoroute th
route of tho thE proposed canal and had
made up Ul their minds wh when n the th board boardreconvened
reconvened In Washington about bout th the
beginning of this month as to the type
of canal they favored favoredTest favoredTest favoredTest
Test Vote Last Tuesday TuesdayIt
It was not untij unU last Tuesday however
that anything ant1h In Intlu the hqnaturo nature of a decisive
vote ote was wu WI taken mid that after afte all was as
an Indirect teat Just what that propo ¬
sition was cannot cannotbo bo stated ated with abo
lute certainty ceta1nt but ut It is conjectured that
the th issue was whether or not a lock canal
of a certain type should be constructed
At any rate the vote disclosed the fact
that Vin n n r rlnt f il li 1
i w u uujuil majority > WJ of the Liter ClglH eight 4YUliiV Am American r1cm ll
members under the leadership tof ot Geneaj Gene nt
Abbott was strongly In tavor avor of a a lock lockI
I canal The foreigners forel ners w were re e against the
particular type mentioned d In the firopo > fOPo
elliott but it v inot as s not clear that at that hat
moment they the were ereoppoed opposed to the whole
proposition of a a lock canal The real test
came today ted thda ay Andjjbe an etjm timd btw beten twetn n Tu Tues
day and fbe tJ1n iflt1ngthis nmthlg morning was
consumed in somif v very r strong pres presenta ta
lions tf ns on tha paeUof P8 t the majorityof m majority or1t ot th the f
American delegates to influence therr
foreign colleagues to accept one on of the th
other lock propositions The American
liowevar 1l0W6Y r were wer ndt n unanimous S for there
is reason to beliefe hoUI Se e that three of their
number probably General ne1Jtl Davis 3Ir par ¬
sons and Mr r Burr joined join tho forega
delegates In this last vote which r reco rcod4 co d d
the board as favoring the sea level canal canalFew canalFew anaJFew
Few Details Det lJs Remain
J The decision was w s readied f ched about noon
and thereby thoboard practically pr ctJcally don 6onkdudod on
eluded its labors There will be a few
moro meetings next w wt week k simply to deal
with email details and to put pu into per ¬
manent form the results of Ottl1o the boards
protracted meetings mectin The foreign fOf hm dele ¬
gates desire de sIre to legyo l o for her own homes
b by the 27th lnst Insto To accommodate them
in this the full board has agreed that
they may conclude some purely purel formal formals to tU111 I
Iwork s f connected Mivuiuu with r > vl this HUB project JJlVJCUbi SUCH such Job ai
the t e approval of certain minutes and sig ¬
nature of napers at Q t special meeting to
bo b held in Paris in December or Janu ¬
ary ar It is expecaed that one of the Amer ¬
ican members of the board will KO o to
Paris to wind up this business al a of
which must bo done before befor the final re ¬
port of the board can be regarded r ss S
complete and ready rea y for submission to
the tIl Isthmian canal commIssIon
Decision Not Final FinalThe FinalThe FinalThe
The commission In turn must record r Ord Itsown Its Itsown ts tsCIl1
own judgment j on the conclusions cOI1cl Hions reached
by byth the board of ofenSineers engjneeB and there Jr f
even eN now a belief current that that
judgment will be advert to the boards boardsplan boardspan boardsplan
plan pan However tlmre arif arc two mor < Jm mr
portant portantsteps steps at either eJth r pf > t whjch there
ma may he great changes P proposed for time
ommlssloJt must1P muiatpaea k t tie plans and ft its
owu T comntcndatnins < > tQ the president presidentivito
who in turn must stamp atam them with his 1 1own
own approval ap 1Qal or disapproval dfs pproal and forward
them to congress whluh hlub after Hl will b bfa bfatho
the court of last resort as between th U the thesea e esea
sea level and lock loc janal < projects Jroj cts simply
through throu h the fact that additional leglsle 1
tion will bo necessary if a D sea level canal
is to be built for the board finds that I
Such a canal will vest from 75000003 to
5100000000 more than the cheapest cheap t prac
tical lock canal and will consume from
five to seven scyCtrc years nrs more ITI oro In the th construe j
tion UonFINE tlonFINE
J JFINE
FINE QUARANTINE BREAKER BREAKERT
I IExposing
T Dalstrom of Bingham Pays 95 for forxposing 1 1Exposing
Exposing Community 00 mm umty to toSmallpox j I ISmallpox
Smallpox Germs
Because ho persisted persis tee in violating violatingquarantine violatingcluarantinc fOlatingI
I quarantine P Dalstrom wan fin fined U 35 35in 95In 5
in Justice Leos Le r court at t Bingham in j
I line with n determination dot rmlnat1on of the coun i
ty t authorities to prevent th Ull thet spread of ofcontagious otI ofcontagious
contagious disease diseaseju in the mining l nl ng town
I Two caseS of scarlet c rle fever developed developedl
l in the family of John Bnkel lately ar armived
I rived from Finland and quartered at
I Dalstroma house Both children died dIedI
i I from tho disease dl as which whi < h wan w r in walig waligi I
i nan nnm form but Dalstrom continued to toi tocornu
i como and go regardless of tho orders ordersof orillrsof
of tho health officer His arrest and andjnmishment and11Unlshlnent andpunlshrnent
jnmishment followed followedI
i I The Th case wan prosecuted by b Assist ¬ I
ant County Count Attorney Attorne Willard VUlar < 1 Hanson Hansonwho Hans Hansonwlmm n nwho
who went out frojp frin Im Salt Lake for the thepurooso thepurpose
purpose purposeDalatroni l
i Dalstrom D lstrom wan the Socialist candidate
i for to town trusteo at the tut recent election 1
In Bingham and wan defeated 1y one onej
vote votesHAiyLON otc
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sHAiyLON HA HAJLON LON NOT NOTON ON RECORDS RECORDSBut RECORPBut
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But Has Citizenship CltlZ ns hip Certiflet9 certlfr t an Inti IntiWill ann annwiii < J JWill
I Will Appeal to Court CourtI J JEdwar1
I Edwar1 Hanlon formerly form rty a citizen cttizsnof ct hen henof
of Great BritaIn rIthIn appeared at the t thefico o o ofico Qt Qtfico
fico of tho county count clerk yesterday yeet rda with witha tll1 tll1a
a certificate of citizenship that was not notrecorded notrecorded notrecorded
recorded Tho certificate was issued Issu d in
October 18M 18 and wan signed by George G orge
D Loomis aa asdeputr deputy clerk A isareh isarehof 1 tof roh rohot
of tho court records disclosed that Mr
Hanloni admission to citizenship had hadnot hadnot hadnot
not been recorded re orded Mr Hahlon will gd tf
before the court dUring tho week to toask toask toask
ask for an a prder directing dI cUnf that lila ad admission admlsiilonbc admission ¬
mission mlsiilonbc be recorded It In believed he hewl hewJII liewill
wl will have no difficulty Uflcu1t in tl > Bscurlnjg 8ecurfn It ItathJ1ccrlI ItahlavertiflcateIn >
ai athJ1ccrlI ahlavertiflcateIn hit ccrtiflcateya cat tllJniadQ mado nut i in n fegular r utar
form and the omission fiom the words r ord5 j
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DANt IJANIIEROUSHAIR EROUS AIR DYES DYESMow
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How to Test II Hair Dyes Containing Sugar S gar of Lead LeadPoison 4 4Poison 1 1Poison
Poison and Sulphur SulphurFEEL S SFEETJ
FEEL it la my m solemn duty dut ae an analytical chemist familiar with the facts to sound so und a aT a a110te
I T note of o warning warnln to users of hair dyes Tho market Is flooded with dyes that are aranot aranotonl not notJL nGtonly
JL only onl Injurious to the hair but endanger ndanger1tho the health of every person who uses them themThese themThesepreparatlons f
These Thesepreparatlons preparations variously arIouslv advertised advertl d as hair des hair renevrers hair ve vestorors1 tcstororst tostorors
storors1 etc are ar in the majority of cases solutions containing nothing more nor loss than thanSugar thanSugar thanSugar
Sugar of Lead and Sulphur SulphurAnd SuhhurAnd r rAnd
And Reader Sugar of Lead is irPOJSO irPOJSOIn IsPOISONIn POISON POISONIn
In justice to the public publ every bottle of hair dye d o containing these the e substances should shouldboar shouldboar shouldboar
boar the POISON LABEL and the POISON EMBLEM E tBLEMTHE THE SKULL AND A D CROSS CROSSBONES CRO CRO1SEIONES s sBONES
BONES BONESThousands BONESThousnn EIONESThousands
Thousands Thousnn s of people who have no Idea that they thQ are PLAYING WITH FIRE are usln uslnthese ualnjthese 9 9thce
these preparations and not knowing of anything better are SLAVES SLA YES to them themNow themNow themINow
Now I am ggjflg going to tell t l1 you how YOU can DETECT the presence pr scnce of Lead and Sulphur Sulphurwithout Sulphurwithout Sulphurwithout
without going to the expense e pensl of a chemical analysis analysisThe analysisThe analysisS
S The manufacturer of every Sulphur and Lead preparation gives emphasis to the direc directions dlrootJons dlrcetions ¬
tions SHAKE BOTTLE BEFORE USING USINGrtn0 USI 1JSINGI1hy G GtY
rtn0 1hy tY Simply Oin1 because the 1 Sulphur C1nU > and > the fc T Lead jnA settle AIA to A the + t > a bottom < iHnm nf or the 1i bOttle b tllo form formbottle torming formtog
tog a THICK SEDIME SEDIMENT T and you MUST shake the bottle and STIR UP this sediment fo fo1TS for forITS
ITS THE SEDI SEDIMENT IENT THAT DOES THE WORK Here Is the test DONT DON shake the thebottle thebottlci
bottle bottleJust bottleJust S SJust
Just TRY to DYE the hair with tho CLEAR LIQUID at the top and the th stuff will PAILABSOLU1ErJT FAIL FAILABSOLUTELY FAILABSOLUTELY
ABSOLUTELY TO COLOR THE HAIR HAIRSo lIAIRSo HAIRSo
So tho venders of these dyes are ar always shouting Shake the Bottle BottleLead BottleLead BottleLead
Lead and sulphur suJ hur make the hair sticky and greasy and the stuff rubsoff rubs off on everything everythingit
it touches J ITheres I IThcres 4 4Theres
Theres another oldtimer oldUmerthe the twobottle dye thats so popular with many hair hairshops hairshops S Sshops
shops No one but an expert can use this properly and the customer niust as a rulo + pay paydearly Da Dadearly PiLS
S dearly to have It applied from 5 to 15 Then in a very ery short time the gray hairs at the theroots theroots theroots
roots mjjst be RETOUCHED by b the expert and another fee paid paidRight valdRight DaldRight
Right here is where the real trouble begins for the t he hair then takes on two and some sometimes sometlmea sometlmea ¬
tlmea more colors and the effect is startling to say the least After the first application applicationthe
the hair has as a dyed appearance that does not fool any anyone one but the user But when a va variety variety R Rrlet ¬
riety rlet of colors appear even the victim of the expert expe t awakens to the shame of the situ situation situatlon ¬
ation S i iMany f
attonIan Many Ian people had a good ood head of hair when hen beginning the use of the twobottle prep preparation ¬ i iaration r raratlon
aration or the saakebeforeusing mixture but after two or three years thin short hall hallwas hairS i iwas
S was fl5 their reward In somo cases the eyes c es and head are affected by b the Sugar of Lead and andthe and andthe ft1 ft1the
the victim presents a truly pitiful appearance The method by b which these t so harmful no notruraB t1Of t1Oftrums nostrurns
truraB are commended to the confidence of the t1e public consists in the liberal use of socalled socalledtestimonials socalledtesUmonlalL enlled enlledtesUmontal
testimonials If you only stop to think your our own common sense scm e will toll you that no fits disinterested fitslntewsted ¬ I Interested
interested person wouldpermlt the use of his or her name in an advertisement particularly particularlyfor partlcu1a11tor S
for hair dye dy The very cry fact that one uses a 1 r hair dye d e is evidence bf a desire to CONCEAL CONCEALthe CONCPLkIthe i ithe
the presence of gray gr Y hair But oven If any could be found honestly do you ou supposb they theywould theywould t
would be willing nUnS to answer a n hundred letters a day just for the FUN of It Would YOU YOUReader YOCRoadcr YOLReader
Reader do it for nothing nothingIntelligent nothhigInlelligent nothtngIntelligent
Intelligent people will not be led astray astra by cunningly worded testimonials tcsUmonlalsthe the real realmeaning renlm realS
S meaning m aning is too apparent ntlparentThousands t tThousands IThousands
Thousands of men and women omo have learned by b sad aa experience the truths above stated staledDont statedDonlt statedDortSt
Dont Dyt YourHair Y Your ur Hair HairRcstore Restore Its Color Naturally
It your our hair is starting starting to turn or orMATTERS orJs orS
S 5 Js alrend already g1 grfty Y and jaded ded dont make makeMATTERS
5 5 MATTERS WORSE BY B DYEING IT ITIt ITIt iTIt
It is a a mistaken Idea to suppose that thatyou thato thatyod
you o can use us hair dye without injury or ordetection ordet orS
S S detection detectionTheres det detct1oflS ct1on ct1onTherea
S Theres only one on way n that you 011 can canRESTORE canS canBESTOIt an anRESTORE
RESTORE gray or faded hair and that thatn thatis
S S is to ASSIST NATURE by giving givingLtFB NltV NltVLIFE < n ir irLIFE
LIFE to the HAm ROOTS and Increas Increasing Increaeing inereasIng ¬
ing the secretions of the PIGMENTARY PIGMENTARYGLANDS PIGMENTARYGLANDS PIGMENTARYSI
SI GLANDS GLANDSFor GLANDSFor
For NATURE in these the minute labor laboratories laboratorles laborI ¬
I atones forms the coloring or pigment pigmentWHICH pigmentS
S f WHICH ALONE ALO can give ytu a n hand handsome bandsome handS ¬
S some head of f hair hairMary bairIary hairS
S Iary T Goldmans Gray Hair Restorer Restoreris R storer storerIs
m is the true scalp stimulant and hair food foodIt foodS
A It t is as clean and pure aa a water wat r and andcontains andcontains
S 5 5 contains no thick heavy Lead and Sulphur Sulphurthat Sulphurthat SulphurS Sulphurthat
that must be shaken up upThis tipS 11 11This
S S This scientific discovery discov ry does not give givethe giveS
i the th hair d n dyed appearance appearanceAnother appearanceAnother appearanceAnother
S Another thin thinA f it affects the gray or orfaded orfaded orS
S faded hairs ONLY therefore DOES NOT NOTCHANGE NOTCHA NOTCHARGE
CHANGE CHA GE THE THE ORIGINAL COLOR of ofones otonos ofS
S ones hair hairIt hairIt hairit
It makes the U natural color come back backIn backIn backIn
In from SEVEN SEVE SO o TEN DAYS DAYSIt DAYSIt
It is applied as easily as water waterNow waterow waterS
S Now ow listen I want you to do me meA meA tueAND
A AND < CD YOURSELF Y tRSELF the favor of TESTING TESTINGMary TESTl TESTINGMary G GIar
Mary Iar T Goldmans Hair Re5 Restorer orer and andthe andthe andthe
< the test Shall be at t MY IY EXPENSE EXPENSEAllow EXPENSES
S Allow All w me to send you free a a fullsize fullsizeSfcOO tunsizeIjjJS fullsizeIS
IjjJS IS SfcOO ttOObott1e bottle of my n1 Restorer to PROVE PROVEthat PROVEi PROVEthat
i that every er3 claim I make is 1 the truth the thewhdi0truth
5 S whdi0truth wh lBtiuth and NOTHING NOmJ G BUT BLTTHE THE THETRUTH THETRUTH
TRUTH TRUTHThen TRUTHThen TRUTHThen
Then use my Restorer according to di directions dl1P direetioriS ¬
1P rections and SEE THE NATURAL COL COLOR GOLi OL ¬
53 i OR ORCOME COME BACK
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IN LOCAL RETAIL MARKETS MARKETSCelery MARKETSCeler
Celery the finest fin st received for several severalweek severalweekf
week ia making its appearance in the thelocal thelocnl thelocal
local market Thla In retailing retalUn at 5 5 > C Cand < i iand I Innd
and 10 lOu per bunch Fresh lobsters at at20e at20c I IOe
20e Oe per pound are offered in tho fish fishmarket fishmarketl lIshmarhet
market marketl Quotations both wholesale wholesaleand wholesalefind wholesaleand
and retail remain r maln firm on all staple staplearticles stapliarllcle staplearticles
articles A car o ot banana arrived yes yesterday yesterda yesterday ¬
terday terdayMemorial terda terdayMemorial
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Memorial services over the people re recently recently ¬ I
cently centl massacred In Russia will be held heldat heldfit heldat
at Congregation Montefiore synagogue synngogue
355 South Third East Ea t on Sunday Nov XO Nolii
10 at 330 p m LSenator Senator Simon Bam Bamspeak DamIerger Barnberger
berger and RC Rev hnrles J Fround will w1l1speak willspeak
speak on the occasion The public Is Iscordially Iscordially Iscordially
cordially Invited G M t Lewis secre secretary secrey ¬
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tary tar y i I
If the hair is not restored to its ORIG ORIGINAL ORIGI OR1GINAL ¬
INAL I AL COLOR in froin six to J fourteen fourteendays fourteendayu ourteendaS
days it will 111 be the first time in MANY MANYTHOUSANDS MAXYTHOUSANDS MANYTHOUSANDS
THOUSANDS of similar tests that my myremedy m mremedy myremedy
remedy has failed But D l it WILL NOT NOTfail NOTfall OT j jfail
fail tl tlIt
failIt It WILL restore the th natural color olor to togray togray J Jgra
gray gra or faded hair It i is ABSOLUTELY ABSOLUTELYharmless ABSOLUTELYharmles S
harmless harmlessIt I IIt
It Is a a delightful preparation to use usei aid aidI
I i know that after you ou have tested it you youwill yoUwill yoUwill t
will be my friend friendThere friendThere friendThere
There are many D1all thousands of o men and andwomen andwomen j
women using our preparation and in mak making naJelIng mwziIng
ing this liberal offer we must protect our ourselves ouraelteS ¬ I
selves against those who alreadyknow alreadyknowthe alread knci kncithe S S Sthe
the groat merits of Mary 101 T Goldmans GoldmansGray GoldmansGray i I Iara
Gray ara Hair Restorer from taklne advan advantage adantage ¬ 1 1tage
tage of this free distribution This offer offerIfe offeri
Ife i lb only on for those who have not used our ourpreparation ourpreparation ourpreparation
preparation Every bottle b ttle Is sent by ex express C Cpress oxpress ¬
press prepaid as the bottle is too large largeto
to mail The following MUST be filled out outIN outiN
IN 1 FULL Ot no attention attentfoncan can be paid to toletter toletter toS toloIter
letter letterMary lettertar S SMary
S Mary tar T Goldman S30 Goldman Build Building BuildInS BuIlding ¬
ing ST PAUL MINN Send me m full fullsized funsized fullsized
sized 100 bottle of Mary an T Goldmans GoldmansGray GoldmansGra3 GoldmansGray
Gray Hair Restorer I enclose enclose2 26c c lit litstamps InRtamps histamps
stamps or coin to cover express charges chargesI
I SOLEMNLY SWEAR that I dealro the theRestorer theR theB
Restorer R storer stor r for my m own use that I will ill not notsell notsen notsell
sell or give it away awa and that I have never neverused neverused i iused
used or purchased Mary zrar T l Goldmans GoldmansGray GoldmansGray
Gray Hair Restorer RestorerSign S SS S j I
S Sign Full Namf Natp Natpf am ll i iNearest i t 1 1Jf
f Jf 1 < I IrearestExpressOffic
Nearest rearestExpressOffic rearestExpressOfficrhe ESpress S Office OfficeTime 7 S SIeare5t 5 5The
The original color of my m hair before it itstarted itstarted i istarted
started to fade or turn gray gruwa5 was wasEnclose wa56 wa56Enclose > f fEnclose
Enclose sample if convenient L i
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U4 lHJIenrY Henry T Day Dt1 Bountiful BountifulSarah BountifulSarah
Sarah A hogan Woods Cross Crossl CrosslllWafter ross rossJU S
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Lena Marshall Salt Lake City CityMETEOROLOGICAL CityMETEOROLOGICAL
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METEOROLOGICAL REPORT REPORTYesterdays RE REPORTYesterdays ORT
f fYesterdays
Yesterdays Record at the Local Of Office Office Offlee ¬
fice of the Weather Bureau BureauMaximumtemperature BureauMaximumtemperature BureauNaxlmumntemperaturo
Maximumtemperature S ro degrees min minimum minImum mliiimum ¬
imum temperature 27 1 degrees mean tem temperturo temperaturol ternperaturo
perturo peraturol 15 degrees t1 eQS which is i S degrees degreesabove degreetabovo degreesabove
above tho normal accumulated ac umulalel1 excess of oftemperature ortemperatttre oftemperature
temperature since the 1st of o tho month
51 degrees degr e accumulated excess e cegs ot 0 tern ternporature ternpratur ternporature
porature since Jan 1 2SS degrees Total Totalprecipitation Totalpre Totalprecipitation
precipitation pre > cipltation from 6 p m to C p m mnone mnone rnnone
none accumulated accum 1etec1 deficiency deficleuC of precipi precl ¬
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tation t o since aln the 1st of the month W Winch 71Incll J JInch
inch accumulated deficiency d otJeteuc of precipi precipitation proctvitatfon procipttation ¬
tation srnce shmcc Jan 1 1 131 inches inchesODELL inchesDIED inchesS inchesDIED
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DIED DIEDODEL DIEDODct41At
ODELL ODct41At At Browns court rear of 31 31North 31Oorth ItNorth
North First West est street this city clt Nov NovIS No NoIS NovIs
IS 1903 Viola C infant dftttghtat d ht6V of ofWilliam ofYUliam ofWilliam
William J and Clara Kirk OdfU born bornApril boruApril bornApril
April 4 > IMS IMSFuneral l00bJuneral 1O 1OFuneral
Funeral services will be held MoHtlay MoHtlayat JoIoJWtlat
at S p m from parents residence residenceFriends ree4doDCeFrfcpds residenceFriendr
Friends are invited to attend attendPEARL attendLOST attendS attendLOST
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LOST LOSTPEARJ LOSTPEARJ4
PEARL necklace at at8ltJt Salt LaHe tliualr th8lrSaturday theairSaturday tliualrSaturday
Saturday night Liberal r rAard wanl will tll be bepaid bepaid bepaid
paid upon return to4S to U 4 G street
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r COOP COOPFurniture c2jFr
Furniture Co CoThe
The C Complete mplete House Furnishers FurnishersI S
I 31 to 37 SOUTH MAIN MAINSTREET MAINSTREETI STREET STREETMADE STREETI STREETOfOSTfADS
I i I lBOSJAPSiRI
OfOSTfADS OfOSTfADSMADE BOSJAPSiRI BOSJAPSiRIMADE
MADE OF BRASS8fOSTfADS BRASSBPSTAOS BRASS BRASSMADE
8fOSTfADSJ 8fOSTfADSMADE 8fOSTfADS J
S lfr I MADE OF IRON IRONA IRONA = 1I
S Carload A of ofBEDStEADS BEDSTEADS Just Ope Opened ed Up UpWe
S We can an sell sells a full ul1 size Iron Bed for 275 75 but if you want one in a pretty design nude of o Iron Ironwith
with Wi brass trimmings trimn gs come and see ours at 1500 1 OO and 2000 2000oWe S
We also aso have n good stock of all brass tubular BEDSTEADS which we hare marked low lowand
and selling spllinSfhem them at 3500 4600 and 5500 5500Also 5500Alsosour 5500Ao S
Also Alsosour sat s our Jj T D 1Ti T D I
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