5rITI p iI ki j I I OESEHET EVENING NEWS TUESDAY MAY 10 1910 nn I t iIi t > Iii t i i + t i I I I il 1 1e is I i i l i I 1 l II t I I 1 it I I i 1 I I I 1 I I I I j I I I I I I I 1 J I I I I f 1 I I r i I > i I I t 1 ti tl t 11 I h I n lit I1 I n e i a 1 t 1 i I DESERET + NING NEWS Corner of Routh Temple and lAt Tem ple treats Salt Lake city Utah race G Whitney Du ln en ManaSer BUUSCHIITION IRICBI1 tin Advance By Mall per year tiq Ily Carriers per year tlW fiemlWeekly per year 1lW Balurday News per year 200 i Address alt budneii oemmvnleatlens end all remlltI1 TIIK DKfilCnKT NKWP cart Ih City flan Correspondence and oth r reaiJlne mat tr tor nublteatlon should be addreM to the EDITOR I VAotern n preftntatlve > New Terk Franklin P Morn Flat Iron Butldln ClileacoA W Wolf Security Building I Hntered at the pottofflce af Bait lAke City ore second else matter aocordtng to Act of Comer Mured J UK i I SAIT LAKB CITY MAY 10 1M I STVIt CJAXINO I > t The head of Halleya comet which I has become like a tar of the Brit r magnitude lust now rise In the morning at a tew minute before four oclock In thus city Ita long plume to flrM eon extending near the ummlt of the DIg mountain when the ob server stands at any place on Second Booth or not far north or south of that street The till is visible at three oclock nil a fnlnt has it Ii now almost or quite RtralRht and run parallel with the two star of the quare of Pegamu clone to the earth hortaon To the naked eye It is about ten degrees In length With a Held glass the head 111 seen OR a distinct pot of shining light Ae the writer watched the comet rise on the morning of the Ith and noted the aspect of the slurry heavens the ally was clear with not a cloud to dim the ether blue The wind I were whit as Kverett says and the entire vault of heaven thick Inlaid with the diamond light known only to land of the balmy and rarefied atmosphere Kree from the dust tog and smoke of mo t place the eberv here can vlw the constellation of the Blurry universe brilliant In all the sparkling splendor that Ie peculiar to their shining from our clear skim The liura of the Blurs of first and second magnitude blue red yellow vIolet are evident at a glance and become more cliaracterllle and Impressive the longer we continue to gaze at them The Milky way but an hour east of the zenith extends In a vast arch of powdered silver from north to south The constellation Hash the mystery ot their existence upon the observers view recalling some of the myths with which the ancient world sought to I relieve mans oppressive wonder QJI to their function In the material universe l In twenty mjnute Venus rises In all her glowing beauty of red and violet 1 while Halleys comet fades rapidly from view Ily 40 the comet has practically disappeared dimmed by the gray dawn that Is spreading through the skies The cool air stirs again and crowing socks renew their announcement of the dawn Ae Ten nyson exprewea It For a hreee of the morning move i And the planet ot love Is on high Beginning to taint In the light that she love On a bed of daffodil sky i To faint In the light of the sun that one love To faint In his arm and to die Thla dreamy tlllneee nearly always ushers In the dawn when one arise to i note the appearance of the famous wanderer from the depth of space now rushing past the sun and earth I with Inconceivable velocity The appearance of the comet while much better now than at any prior time last barely half an hour and Is really less Impressive than the view I of the glories of night vlsslbl on any near evening through our unsullied Mien Ae we step out Into this de ll lou quietude and lift our rya to the broad vault studded with Nan unutterably bright we can under stand the exaltation of him who es Unlmed 0 night how sublime is thy language to me And we apprehend that star gas ins of the real sort has special value with mountain ami valley dwellers For the mountain enhance with their iii It outline the dlttlnctnen of ties gloaming contellstlon above them And any youth who learns the star grmips here at home auoclstee them Tilth the encircling mountain peaks and whenever wandering afar as whAt a missionary in foreign land recalls null the familiar constellation their accustomed environment In his nath land He feel as did a local poet O diamond light In the cUrry dome O mountain height that guard our home More deep your menage is to me Than uord can eer make Known Hciause these Bight recall the ob JII with which they are fret as dated the starry side suggest the hlllx and range about the valley of 1 the mountain and so become re minders of the dart place on earth to those who wander afar and whoa thoughts joy to dwell on the I rmmoric or home i For except as we go tar north or far south on the globe there are na I Rllpn skies these are the ame In tail lands and Just because ot this 1 fat the observation of the heaven while It lift the mind to a coutem plntlon uf grandeur that exist afar RIo iitnliuln It of what It cog goats at home It broaden ones view because IIP Is studying precisely the sani object that observer In distant places arc also considering This par Illrlpatiu tends to make ot him a nttrcn of the world at large but It grrvis aNn to attach him to the home of lux youth and to carry his mind to th1 well Known scones as often j nil he v iewe the familiar heaven I I TilE UK SOVAXI IMIMUDV = Kpiiklnx of the cost of living there or mmnv pinions One I dlpod t iii < tlu gold Htnndtttd chiefly re ijponiM Annthnr soy the retailer taro taking most of the profit and still 11111 that the farmer and rail roads ought to get most of the blame A > special MatsAehueetU oommlaalon fin the responsibility upon the Increased Old supply and general waste and n travofnince carefully exonerating the traits the tariff and the trade union There may be some truth In all thin but behind It nil In the cat of govern ment with all the graft and extra vagance that attache to It It I very strange that au few ratty that an cx pensive government peiessarily must moan higher coat of living Our own City with barely 100WC In habitant pay over a million annu ally for such government a It AM and to this must be added the expww e for county stale and general pur noeee The Ual d states with less than a hundred million Inhabitant upend a billion dollar a year All this money for the maintenance of general and local official armies na vtaa schools etc etc oorae from the pocket of somebody and M It to paid rat It add that much to the cat of living It is Impossible for the tax payer to tax himself rich He can make the few beneflelarte of the tasee rob but not himself Wherever te expenees of tM government Increase the cot of living Increases In propor tion And the point to note Ia that toe taxes are paid ultimately by too conpumer of Uw necessaries and IUI urtee of life The consumer carrie the satire taxburden though It U 110 Ingenioady arranged that he doe not know It That is what make the coat no high Look to the expensU of government Curtail them wherever It I a possible to do eo Cut down the military egpense and Invest money In good road rec lamation of land and other productive enterprise That will bring living down to reasonable proportion All the New York World remark No body ever heard of a country In which the coat of living decreased while the coat of government Increased Nobody ever Heard of a country that succeed ed In taxing itself rlofc KINO OUOItnit V King George V aeond the Britten throne at a critical time A Hard struggle Ie on between the HOUM of Common and the Lord mat although the King is supposed not to belong to any party but to be above all par tie yet his personal Influence or lark of Influence will be a great factor In the final outcome The new King to In his bet year lie was born la IMS No one ceases to know very much about him except that be has lived au exem plary life that he Is of a rather re tiring disposition and that he la food of apart What the King will be can not be safely Judged however from what the Prince of Wale has been On the throne under new rmpamfblU ties be may suddenly develop new strength Ile may be the very man of the hour In the crick that seems to be Impending At any rate American everywhere will Join his own abject In wishing him a long and prosperous reign A GAIlMVATi 01 CIIIMIC Thug nags Gates Man Steal Auto HoueebreKker at Work When Family Come Home Another Bru tal Attack on GIrl Such is the na ture of a great deal of the local new A reign of terror prevail That file Ie only a natural cones queen at the tadirfareno of the City authorities to the Meta where crime breed The rumor baa gone abroad and Ie being cent out every day that I Belt Lake Ie a good place for those I who like vampire live on the life blood of society and they gather here I They hear that saloon are being ket open In defiance of law that vice hu n InetltMtonallied In defiance f law that the Babtath I being dean crated In defiance of law and that plies ftirhts In defiance of law are be ing Planned as regular amusements AH this la being noised abroad and the com of moiety Is drifting this way Ae a consequence we have burglaries holdup aaulU upon women an other crime u dally occurrence It Is uetea to appeal to the police But nome time the Htlien will be around by a more than commonly grave atrocity perhaps and art thamaelve for good government There is a day of doom also for tyrant WHAT AMI HOW 10 AVlllTK A Wet Virginia contemporary has Issued a little folder setting forth how and what to write for a newspaper This la a subject of special Interest to I correspondent but alp to all Interest ed In newspapers that la to My to all Intelligent American Here are some extract which we recommend for the practical sutfgeetlnns they contain Cor respondent Mould read them careful ly cut them out and keep them handy and refer to them frequently They may even tent the value of their contri bution by theN rule The aim and purpose ot ill the new that fit to print and Interest es many a possible not one or two Pint of all the New is a newt paper declined to give the new of the neighborhood county stall and nation and no effort should be made to make It the purveyor of mere gossip or the Instrument of personal revenge In dlsemlnatlng the new it must tx re liable and Impartial to the utmost de gree Ono In a great while some one who ha a grudge agalnut a neighbor writes a letter to the New In which a sly thruit I made at the person he or she doesnt like Mometlme It is cleverly disguised und the editor are unable to detect It This should never be done and It is earnestly hoped that no correspondent or occasional contrib utor will eo abuse our trust Personal feeling should never dictate In giving new Never overtook the coming and going of neighbor whom you may not like Olve all the new of all the people whether you Ilk them or not notAvoid Avoid u much AI possible ekron din the call made by one Itrhbor upon another who live on adjoining farm There Is little new value In vtth Item Do not forecast marriage but re port them after they occur In giving the new of a birth ay A eon or daughter was born to Mr and Mrs 8oando on such and uch a day nf the week month and year Leave off making lommcnt on the fa thers actions Write about the coining and goings of your neighborhood thoNe who lMlt from a dlxtanr or from some other town or notfrhbrnhiKKl and thone who BO away on business or to > l lt Tail who tt1fV are visiting und where and whn and writ names plainly and cor n Thmt use nicknames but al way the prnrr name HI i II id iihi riving full firth lars date age rcsldrnre < aufw fit death full name number of < hllrlrt if any left and whets they live and all other particular alt all marrtK < e and particular of wedding Olve account of all accident fire new btriMmg of Importance sale of farm or large property who sold and who bought crime If any are com mitted with accurate detail Report lange crop and crop pros pect Report any untfaual buamees activ ity ityReport Report everything of a new charac ter I awe nothing out which baa rows value or wWek will Intereat reader Report nnthmg of a pemnnal nature or which will wrong anybody In the sfjhts Dont report rumor which have no fnandatlnn or rumor which would In jure a penen if untrue Date the letter and write with Ibis In mind With raanert tn the reporting of crimes we would add that the lea dial fe published the better Crimea of course form part of current history and newspaper cannot very wen Ig nore them but the correspondent or reporter would do well to tee his re port by the Onlden Rule What would his report be If he himself a ion a brother or a sheer or even an Inti mate friend were the paty In trouble and he had to give a conscientious re port T It guided by that rut he would not be very wrong nor would his re port Injure any Innocent party Dome reader feel called upon to vent their 111 feeling agJnt neighbor through the pavers and send letter they are ashamed tn sign their name to Some of thee are aware thai an unsigned letter goe to the waste bs kM and ao they sign a fictitious name Our advtae Ie do not do It Do not write anything to a respectable news paper you are ashamed to eign your real name to Whenever you WrIt be sure that It Is something yon are proud to how your friend and which baa the approbation of yourown con ICIIeeee CIIAVOIC IN TIDE JMKXIIMM JIM there been a hitch m the trium phal tour of exrrestdent Roosevelt The flwedleh king did not find Urn to be at home on the arrival of tM dis tinguished traveler In Stockholm though otherwise he was received with the tttmost courtesy and enthusiasm by the populace And now Kmpantr William end word that be cannot meet Roosevelt at the railroad station nor receive him as his guest at the palace The German Emperor of course mourn the death of King Kd wrd but King OuMave had no such reason for absence from Me Capital There has been some anxiety among chamberlains and high court function aries on account of the visit of thl American cltlsen because no one seemed to know Just what courtesies and ceremonies could properly be ob served Aa President of the United State he would have been entitled to the highest honors such a royalty alone expect but an expresident III but a private Htlien and yet one who as the favorite son of a mighty na tion and as one who nay again occu py the White House la entitled to a great deal more roflilderatlon than an other private cltlien What would eti quette under the clrcumitances de mand 1 What would It permit 1 Emperor William some time ago de cided and made public announcement of the fact that he would personally meet Mr Roosevelt at the railway sta tion In Berlin and conduct him In one of the royal automobile to the castle MIle ta a distinction hitherto reserved I NEW NEWS OF YESTERDAY THE EXSECRETARY OF THE NAVY WHO WAS PREPARED TO SHOOT By J H Edwards This dally ae Hes of anecdote and tacMsnts that threw new Interesting and frequently dramatle light on famous events and personalities oC the past have been collected by Edward during nearly forty years of more or leas Intl mate aoqualntanoe with many of the country s leaders since the Civil war Each = = anecdote or Incident Is freed from rrc Ednardsa notebook and either In whole or In part It constitutes New News of Yesterday garnered from the men who made the news the history or from equally authoritative sources As Im portant contributions of the Niunnn In t oat sort of American hletary then srttrle have a distinctly value all their own for the grater part of General Ontntn two term as President of the United gales George M nobon of Camden New Jersey was his secre tary of the navy He retired from that poet when Grant cave way to Hayes i and after practicing law for some time la hla home city went back to Wash ington as a member of the house of representatives uurlng his administration of the navy department Mr Robesona po litical enemies had applied to him the nickname of Secor because of his alleged partiality to a manufacturer of the name of Bocor when It cam to awarding naval contracts for the line of foods mad by Becor Many of these political enemies were still In the public service when Mr Robeson made his reappearance In Wahlnstnn Home of them were In Congress and these almost as soon as Mr Hoboum had been sworn In es a member of the house began more or less heavy at tack upon his actions when he wu the head of the navy department I Notwithstanding his aggreslveness for which he wan noted Mr Robeson WM very sensitive to attacks upon him H < < met me one day Just after he had been the subject of a particularly bit ter arraignment at the hands of Hep resent > it I v Barksdale from Mississip pi If these alack continue Mid Mr nobeson T shall reply to them trim the floor of the house and If I do reply I think It will be worth your while to be present and hear what I say I expect to be strongly personal and there may be a scene Sure enough a few days later Mr Ttobraon took the floor of the house In his own defense and there followed as dramatic and tense an hour u the house had witnessed In many a month Mr nnheaon leaving his desk strode down the aisle and took his stand be fore the clerks desk Of Impressive appearance with his florid complexion heightened by the strain of the mo aooi > ou Icuwun Omaha Hee The westend shopkeepers of tmilon have ever found a friend In their king whom they have hailed u lund Old Edward on many occasions when h nrreeded to their requests They are now applauding him bVaune he hAIl M 1 his foot down on an rln tlon ear lier thmi autumn In o1rrn to the husineu Intortsts Tiudc and Indus try never RO in vain to the crown In tweet Hrltiln and now when they art vies the king that a ventral election In for crowned heada But the program Is not to hs curried out The credit men are a credit tn the state The Utah boom Is being heard around the world Brooding Ofer the comet hatches In MUilty I ra Armour rtrwBtj 010 my Gover nor fan ot jm jersey When pssjHe peak of the Colonel they do not s oao Colonel Bryan i The wild IOMMM In Congress some time make onbrldled stsitemenU The nt Idltlon ot Thawkery will have to maki It the Five George H to mid there are BO tank agent I n hefcven wbMI 1s one ere the rsssens it Ia President haft Ands the conduct of ices of tha lnaurirent quit revolt ht Bess on mask Mid cloudy days cant ing not OMt tfceir shadows before them King Bdward waa spared the trial of reading Alfred Austins poem on Ma death What a solar wttitOM Halley ootnet would make tq an astronomical In veatlgatlon It will betp Halt Late to have a ate and sane FYwrth of July An push to g th r for H And now a toothpick tract Is threat onoa And this In the very teeth of the antitrust law Census enumerator who is supposed to count all the people but who misses many Under tile Stringent foreet reeerre refrutattons it b Impostble to get a chip off the old block A too of steel wttl BMke a million and a half pens Aril each pen Is mightier than the sword It was Attorney Draa end not the gods who made Secretary BaJIInger mad so he will not be destroyed Not one Mothers Day speaker men tioned the fact that today the cook Ing Is not the same aa mothers Mr Caraefffe says that his wife made him Ahmjra thought he was self made Whoever made him did a pretty good Job Regulars and Insurgents are now living under a Hag of truce That Is very much better than living under tin Jolly Roger Wilbur Glenn Voltva Rooceeenr to the late John Alexander Dowte says I think that women hats have retched the limit Some of them have ex ceeded the limit A contemporary says that the moth er of the Ontochl was Cornelia the daughter of the great Sdpto African and wife of TtberhM Qrnochus That Is not acconttne to htetory as told In Martin Chunlewtt They are 111arfvUeJ advisers who ad vise President Taft to nee the toma hawk on the Ineirrgeats That was one of the things we charged George the Third with n the Declaration of Independence ment his white hair and beard shin Ing like snow and his nearsighted fee glowing Ilke great coals of fire behind powerful eyeglasseshe faced Representative Iterksdale as squarely aa a man ever faced another and di rected at him all of his stinging personal sentences Two or three times Mr Barkedale showing every sign or ex treme exasperation and wounded dig nity seemed about to rise from his seat and each time Mr Robeeon stopped in his castigation and eyed his enemy In tently At last however being unable to stand the strain any longer Mr Barksdal plainly angry through Anti through did rise and start towards Mr Kobeeonbut nearby friends speed Ily forced him Into his seat and Mr Robeson ended his speech without any further evidence on the part of Mr Barksdale that he longed for a personal I encounter with his castigator A day or two later I again met Mr Robeeon and here la where the new news of this incident famous In the history of the house comes In Mr Robeson I laid do you think that Mr Itarkdal Intended to make a personal attack on you when ho started towards you the other dy1 It Is the general opinion that he did Mr Robesons answer war Impres sively slow I expected a personal attack to be made upon me he until and that was one of the reasons why I did not speak at my desk with part of the house behind me but from in front of the clerks desk with the en tire house before me But I was prepared pared for any possible attack I had a revolter In each hip pocket And If any one had approached me Intending to strike me I should have shut him dead upon the pot I have never doubted that Mr Robe son would have done that vary thing had the aroused and angry Mr Harks dale been allowed by his friends to con tinue on his way to the clerks desk But thank Godthey mercifully re strained him June or July would upeet business con dltlons and begged him to favor a later campaign they get what they ask Ed ward drop the hint to Mr Asqulth and immediately the die Is cast for A late election Btrangwly enough the vlt of Colonel Konnevelt hen entered Into the situation as a vital factor though I ooe elttitt doe not threaten to be come a dominant Issue In the cam paign as It did on the spur of a mo ment In France Shopkeepers however huve told the king that the > lslt of the expri > ldent will probably Increase the American colonisation In London 50 per cent and have a decidedly stlmu latlng eff it upon buclnesw For them conditions to be disturbed by the ap proach of the election would be total And why should not the king see the wisdom or waiting In the meantime the country will have had more time for sober thought und action and the voting may profit theichy IOTKXT PUANO Cleveland Pluln Dealer American slang deplored by the pur MK and revered by literary anarchists remains the Joy of the unregenerate reader and waxes ever richer and mom ntctureexiuv Its full value however tax not been fully realised Sporting editor and shortstory writers have Kong weird words with wild abandon but only to vitalise anemic English or to entertain the reader with lan guage puitsles It remained for O Henry to discover a new use for lanA And It Is a sin ou use In one of his stories he makes of our most esoteric slang ft na tional code Two Americans want to communicate with each other In a Central American republic at a time when all telegrams are censored They cannot use English or Bpanlnh for fear of detection and have no cipher pre pareo Bo one of them telegraph to the other In the great and potent code of slang This la what he nay iris nthc skedaddled yesterday per Jack rabbit line with all the coin In the kitty and the bundle of muslin he H spoony about The boodle la nix figure short Our crown In good shape but we need the pponduMc You collar It The main guy and the dry goods are headed for the briny Ynu know what to do Official were unable to fathom this cryptic message if vou are a true American and understand your na tive tongue you should have no diffi culty with It AM n simple of our Inmost petals It IK worthy of all ad miration both T nnes 3669 THEATRE ADVAXCKO VAUDEVILIJt TONIGHT 815 Matinee Dally 2 IS Madame Maarlcla Morlphlnl Mabel Bardlrw A < GirllsItem Berg S Merry Girlls Delro and Porclnl Lillian Ashley andt llra Tony and Krna Bsllot Orpheum Motion pictures Orphu m Orchestra Matinee Prtraltc foe iOe Night prices ar < tK 76c coLo1 SAL All 1lliv AVUK MATINEES win > AM SAT B rt o tiwor as fin Roldrq Frank r Woods a I Kid Connor The Famous Dutch KlfMles The Red Mill Kvrnlng Prices 2T A 75 J1 00 Matinee Prtrre in and all Next wokISnnlta in WI m Women a nd Img llEnlI VAUDEVILLE m K10KT BIG ACTS Week commencing Thursday Matl nee May L Matinees dally at 211 Two shown evening 7 W and 916 Pelham The kevlnnn Ken Brfcrnt Abble Mitchell Peter ticker Pero lit Wilson The Mis sion Or < heBtni New Moving 1k tllra TIop hrst vnuilHiIle for the minc faI1t10 prigcIn and 3D i rnIO Mulii lrlcs a and 30 cents 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J J Vaudeville Star Acts at the Louvre Tonight At the ACTORS IUXn licnctlt nt the IjOUVKK ton jhl the fol Inning acts ulll npppiir liilt AM > IOKCIM Mllnncvo Mln trt > li i mu the Oriilioiiin lUZItT O SWOlt lltXKiit WOODS AXDlMliOTIiR MCKiV from Colon lnl In Jomlaliic John Till KUI SUM OUAKTirrilS fro III th Colonial S Stilt liiM > pli rolling U Miller Jm Jlack Tin nuiru itmmrs from the cviionini AIICE VKIlMCi Hlnclnt mid iliinrlng mine Colonial IOIIN POST npcrntlf tenor from Miulxrt 110NNY AM ntlUMN kliiglnx mill ilfliiolnit from Hip Casino 3IISS IAT IlMt vocalist from Majestic ANGEL CITY TRIO from Mnjmtlr Allllli AinCHKM topical some from Mlvtkui ItOSA ItOMA tUillnlxti DniilcN I11 SAIXTlS VIINICTIAX I TI UltCIIRSTIU Louvre IKO Worm crlllit Isis MISS IOCK1J AM JIllS HKVDItlCKS louvre niwl others A pcrccntnsro of the rccolpU of the IOUVUI5 N to 7 > e elven tn the Actors Fund nod the plnjcrs In the theaters of Salt lake Intend to mako the program the most notable of the kind ever given 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substantially the same in all companies but what you get for your money varies as much as the apples in this row o R f Choose the Hartford Fire Insurance A Company For 100 years it has paid every honest loss big and little Its reputation nl is unexcelled It is the best fire insurance k050C apple of them all and its policies cost no mOle than those of inferior quality Why not use the same good judgment In buying Insurance that you do in buying goods for your store clothes for your family or even In such a trivial matter as buying apples from the fruitstand And the next time you insure Insure in the Hartford Heber J Grant Company Agents 22 So Main Street Salt Lake City Utah 1 tIIJ r I rJ Had to lay off work to ° inovo jjj Nothing like that If RED id MAN does It 1M Jut KNOWS HOW trine The only thoroughly equip r ped outfit for moving pa < k r Ing shipping storage In the 11II West Phones 666 1178 Vf Temple 71 VII Ia V i a I What a Jov und delight to have br < nd Juit light You can do so In 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