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THE SALT LAKE HERALD HERALDTUESDAY TUESDAY TAN J 24 1905 19Q
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RUSSIAS D USSLVS rAs LONGDEFERRED day of ofjudgment ofJudgment
J judgment approaches jvlth Jthn 1tli a swift swiftness swIftlless awl t ¬
ness as a appalling as it is terrible and andVhat andh
Vhat h t that judgment shallbe hall be l1 116 man mancan manari
can ari say except as he readS read events by bythe b bihe bythe
the light of history hlstor historyA > v vA i
A giant in strength colossal in ter territory torritory ¬
ritory in potential wealth and In mere meremass meremass meremass
mass of population the nation has been beenbound beenbound
bound hand anil an foot by a a corrupt corruptautocracy corruptautocracy
autocracy blindly worshipping the trsu trsuditions tra tradlUOJJS
ditions of a dead dea deadpast dPast past and closing her hereyes
eyes es to the march of r events events east and andAvest andwest I
west which which foreboded the awakening awakeningwhich a wakeningwhich
which has finally finall come comeWithin comeVIthln
Within a year Russia insolently de defiant defiant ¬
fiant of her pledged word to to t evacuate evacuateManchuria ev cuate cuater
Manchuria r nhuri Invited I vlted the attack att ck which whichjCame hich
jCame came carn from her h r pigmy opponentof the Chefar rhofar thefar
far east Apparently ignorant both of ofher ofller 1
her own weakness and her ohemys ohemysstrength ohernysstrength ohemye
strength the retribution which her de defiance defiance ¬
fiance of moral law invited has over overtaken overtaken ¬
taken her at every ever step since First Firsta FirstaruIned a a aruined L
ruined fleet and the loss of the prestige prestigeon prestlgon
on sea which had been hers since the thedays th thday
days of that Peter who studied ships shipsthat I I
that he might build a great nation nationThen I
Then a series of crushing defeats on onland onland or I
land which added add d the bitterness of ofwormwood ofwormwood 01
wormwood to the cup of humiliation humiliationshe humiliationshe I Ishe
she had already drained to the dregs dregsAnd
And last lasts the exposure of bt t a criminal criminaladministration crimInaladministration I I
administration whose corruption and andincompetence andincompetence I
incompetence has cost the empire its itsthousands Itsthousands 3
thousands of lives millions of treasure treasureand trcasureand
and the the respect of the nations nationsThe nationsThe
The Incipient revolution of the last lastfew lastfew t
1 few days da S had its ostensible rise in the thegrievance thegrievance
grievance of the workmen employed in inthe Inthe it I
the PutilofC shipbuilding shipbuih ipgP ipgPand and iron ironworks ironworks I Iworks
works which are employed in govern government government ¬
ment work It la more than a coinci coincidence ¬
dence that these thousands of work workmen workmen ¬
men should have risen in revolt just justwhen justwhen t
when an au uprising would be most peril perilous perilous perilous ¬
ous to their government government and In just justsuch justsuch t
such a way as to cripple the navy navyof na naof nav
of Russia Their demands for higher higherwagos higherwagqs r
wags cover more than the dispute diti mte as asto asto a
to the value of labor In or it Itme jncans neans ns that thattheartisans thatthe t
r theartisans the rt rtisans 5ans ofthe of th the nationV natio t tile uTe plain plaincommoif plaiocom
commoif com no people haje ha e endured end ted wrong wrongand ron ronand
and misery and oppression op re ion have h ve seen seentheir seentheir
their czar deceived by his advisers advisershavefborne advisershaveborne
havefborne haveborne the injustice of a life which whichknew whichknew 1 1knew
knew nothing nothin but b thardsh hardship p until U lUl they theycould theycould the V
could and would beariio more moreThe morThe
The country peasants the the tmoujiks tmoujikstypes moujikstypes moujIktypes
types of o nearest human approach aP1foa h to tothe tothe ti a athe
the boast of burden have murmure1 murmure1and Il1urinureand murmure 1
and made their wrongs wl ngs heard through throughthe throughthe
the zamatvos only to be put put off as they theyhave they11e the y
have been b n put off for long weary years yearsFor ears earsoor
For oor a time it looked as though thou h t the e new newregime ne lewregime V
regime ushered in by tAe appointment appointmentof t tof
of a known liberal as minister of the theinterior theinterior th C Cinterior
interior might justify hope h pe of better betterthings bett bettthings r rhings
things of a reform in courts in tax taxation taxation taxatlon ¬
ation in administration of justice in inevery InE t n nevery
every E > lY form The hope was briefand briefandthe brle and andthereacton a
the thereacton reaction terrible terribleXow terribleO trrIb1eiow
Xow O come the workingmen of the thecity th e
f city bearing bearin in mind the fate that has hasbefallen hilsbefallen be 5
befallen the appeal from the peasants peasantsThey peasantsThey E
They have asked to be heard and have haebeen hay haybeen C I Ibeen
been received with bullets and bay bayonets bayonets ba ¬
onets They have apparently reached reachedthat reach reachethat d dthat
that point where death to them is pre preferable pref ¬
ferable f rable to life without wfthou1 hope if by their theirdeath theirdeath thel theldeath in
death they can force the czar and his hisautocratic hisautocratic hi La
Lae
autocratic bureaucracy to recognize recognizesomething recognizesomet recognlzsomething e
something somet lng of the rights which are just justly justly justly ¬
ly theirs theirsWhether theirsWhether theirsWhether
Whether the ruler of all the Russlas RusslasIsstrong RusslasIs LS LSIs
Isstrong Is strong enough to emancipate himself himselfand himsetfand if ifili
and his people from the thraldom thraTd m whioh whiohenslaves whloenslaves hioh ili
I
enslaves them is to be determined It Itmay Itmay I
ij may be that the people will gain noth nothing nothing 1 ¬
ing now n V but death and a worse wor oppres oppression oppression 3 ¬
sion than was theirs before the upris uprising uprisIng uprileg 5 ¬
ing No O man may foretell what the theimmediate thOimmediate tI IC
immediate future will bring but butsurely as assurely a asurely 4
surely as there th ro Is a a Divine ruler of the theaffairs thettTalrs tt IC ICaffairs
affairs of men as certainly as human humanrights humanrIghts fl flrights
rights demand the punishment of cruel cruelwrong cruelWrong em ei eiwrong
wrong in individual or nation so surely surelywill surelywill surei Ly
Lyf
will Russia some day pay the price of ofthe ofthe f
the accumulated debt to humanity she shehas shehas at ie
has been Incurringthrough incurring through h centuries centuriesof s
of brutal injustice She has already paid paida pa Id
a heavy price for her fatal bllndneIn blindness blindnessIn s
In the thefaroast far oast Shomust She must Inevitably Inevitablypay inevitabl inevitablpay ly
pay dearer still before she he can c n extricate extricateherself extricatehenJol extricaherself te
herself from the intricate web of ad administrative admlnlstrat1e ai I ¬
ministrative crime which has paralyzed paralyzedher paral3ozedher paralyzher Id d
her army army her navy and her civil life lifeSympathy liCeSmpatl1y
Sympathy may ma3be be due the czar whose whoseburden whoseburatm who Ce
burden is I so heavy but the whole world worldwill worldwlll wor Id
will rejoice when a just judgment judgnentmeted Is Ismeted Ismeted
meted out ui to the scoundrelswho have havemisled havemIsled ha e
misled him kept a a nation in bondage bondageand bondageand bondai e ee
and Invited the scorn of all the world worldIn won orJd orJdIn d
In order that thoy might batton on the thespoils thespqIts U Uspoils ie
spoils of an anempire anempireWORTHY empire empireWORTHY empireWORTHY
o
WORTHY PHILANTHROPY PHILANTHROPYAPTlbUS PHILANTHROPYCPTI
APTlbUS tJ CRITICS have ha said of ofAndrew oritl1arew
CPTI
I itl1arew Andrew Carnegie Carne iq that wljjile he hegooff heo I
Ig
gooff goefltbbtIt o about bo t doing good IJod he never neg negJects negoc ne neJect g
Jects Ject oc jt 16 give his right hand information informationas m mtd
as IOWforft his hl left hand is doing and andvice andvice al alvice td
vice voracf or af In other oth r words Mr Ir Car Carnegie Cal Caluegl Ca 1 1lit ¬
negie does dO good to the accompaniment accompanimentof accompa hnent hnentof lit
of a u brass band However that may maybe maybe mi y
be the tbolromunster ironmaster certainly does dis dispo dl 5
po 09 OS of a lot of money in the course of ofa ofa
a year YOar for charitable purposes for free freelibraries freelI1 fr frlibriniee ce i
libraries lI1 arle and for other good gO d things thingsHis thingsiris
His xnpst mpst recent effort etrorL does him a agreat agre
great gre 1t deal of credit When the suspen suspensionof sUspensionotthe n ¬
sionof sionotthe the bor11nbnnk < 3borllir bank that was wRs loot looted footaiiooaulICits c t ¬
ed aiiooaulICits e booause Its president wa w wrts s shYPt hypngtlzed hypngtlzedby hypntlz ittzcd ittzcdb Ci M2
by b l M11 rii rs Chad Ch hadw1ck dick wick was vai Uti annoUiJced atm ahnouied n ed some somejjery Some Someer oz ne ic
jjery verY er bad ad halfhoitrp haJfho were experienced s1cireflc J > 1opged 1opgedlnE ed
lnE 8J n8U 9 i F 1
lege le ge an 3 Institution t t UU that is well en known knownthroughout k10 k10througno I IIOWn IIOWnoli6t
throughout th thIn oli6t t Ohio and nd adjoining alj thing states statesIn statesIn statesthe
In the failed bank were the funds of ofnumerous ofnumerous ofmerous
numerous nu merous students In some instances instancesall
all allth the money they had laid laidby Iai by for fortheir tortheir foreir
their th eir college expenses was was sw swept Pt away awayThese awaJo I IThese
These T hese young oungmon men were ere brought face to toface I
face fa ce with the necessity for abandoning abandoningtheir abandoningtheIr
their th eir education at least temporarily temporarilyThe temp rarIb rarIbThe
The matter matt r was brought to the at attention attention ¬
tention te ntion of Mr Carnegie He wrote and andsecured andsecured
j secured se cured a trustworthy list of the tb stu students stuI ¬
j d dents de deth nts Who had lost their money mon and andthe ande nd ndthe
I the th e amounts they the lostSihen he sat satdown saldown
v down do wn and mailed with his compliments complimentsand
a and an d best b st wishes a check to each stu student stud ¬
d dent de pt of t sufficient s fllclenl amount to cover his hisindividual hisIrtdivICIti
Ir individual lil lilas l loss In Inretum return he gets Cts an anassignment n
a asslSlim as assignment nt of the he various v ri us sums sumsd due dueby e eb I
K by b y the bank to the students but hell hellnever hel1never hellver
r never ne ver get a dollar of the money mone be because because b
cause ca caso use the institution is bepelcssly in insolvent insolvent ¬
solvent solventMr so lvent
Mr CarnegUf 9 J i name J J1 Jla1l Ja had been e1 jade madeprominent made madeprominent
p prominent pr ominent in the Chadwick case caseThrough oaseThrough casehrough
1 Through T a pretended relationship with withl withlm
I l iI > im m Sirs lr ChadAVicK Chadl k was vti lIs able bbl to seduro sedurothe s urc urc1he
tl the th e money that wrecked the Oberlin Oberlinbank OberUnbank
bank b anit But ButMr Tilr Carnegie was under no nomoral nomoral nooral
moral m mth oral or legal obligation to reimburse reimbursethe
the th e students He chose to do so so en entirely entireJy ¬
tirely ti tile rely of his own Volition arid his genu genuine genuine ¬
ine le e philanthropy phIJanthr py will Illl cause oau3e cau his hame to tobe tobeblcssed
be beblcssed b e blessed In many a home where the thehopes th thhopes theopes
hopes h opes of the family are centered in a ayouth a3outh
youth y outh who ho is toilsomely to 11 somoh making his hisway hisway
way w ay toward tov rd a high educational ed cationaloal cationaloalap goal goalSPEED
SPEED ap D MADNESS VICTIMS VICTIMSttTHE VICTIMST
ttTHE T T HE NER NERVIE1T NERVIEi1T IEST AMATEUR In Inthe inth InJ
J the th game is I what they the called calledyoung caUeOUl1g calledoUng
young y Frank Croker Croker was the thoson theson
son so n of Richard Croker the former lead leader lea leaer leadm
er e m of Tammany He is dead nowv now an another another anther ¬
other o victim of the game automobile automobileracing a tomobi1 tomobi1racing
racing ra cing of which he was wa so fond and and in inwhich Inwhich inhich
which w hich he had attained prominence prominenceRacing prominenceRacing prominenceacing
Racing R acing along the sands of a Florida Floridabeach Floridabenoh
beach b each at the rate of a mile In forty fortyseconds fort fortseconds
seconds s Croker attempted to turn turnout turnoutorthe out outof outf
of orthe o f the way of a man on a motorcycle amotorcycleThe motorcycleThe
The sharp strain was tqo toomuch much for forthe forthe
the t he machine A A tire flew off the theauto theautomobile auto automobile
mobile m obile was wrecked The chauffeur chauffeurmachinist chauffeurmaohinist
machinist m riding with wlthCroker Croker was killed killedinstantly klUedinstantly
instantly In stantly Croker was so badly hurt hurtthat huttthat
that t he died twentyfour hours after afterthe afterthe
the th e accident The motorcycle man was wasrun wasrun
run r un down and badly hurt HetoO He too may maydie maydie mayie
die d ie Butthe But tbe races that had been beenplanned be n nplanned nlanned
planned p for the beach on which Croker Crokerand Crokerand
and a nd his chauffeur lost their lives will willnot wUtnot
not n ot be e abandoned abandonedVictims abandonedVIctims abandonedVictims
Victims of oZthe the speed madness S are not notdeterred notdeterred
deterred d by D fatallUes fatalities until they them themselve them themselves themelves ¬
selves s are the victims Barney Old Oldfield Oldfield
field fi eld who has been rated as the most mostdaring mostd
daring d ingproresslpnal professional automobile automoi > ilc racer in inthe Inthe I
the t he country has been bee within a hair line lineof lineoC 1
of o f death on numerous occasions Old Oldfield Oldfie Oldeld
field fie fi eld di8 is stUl in the business quslness 1 Accord According Accorc1IrSlohls ¬
ing IrSlohls I tohis own storyhe storyhCwUl stoiy he will be killed killedina kl1ledin
ina in I n a raoe sooneror sooner or later He Hesays HesaysSome ays aysSome
Some day da there will be bea < a little flaw flawin flawapiece
in I n a apiece piece of steel just justa justailttle a little flaw It Itwill Itwill Itill
will w ill all be over in the tick of a watch watchbut watchbut
but b ut theyll say sa Well he was as going goingsome goinSome
ome someOldfield s omeOIdfietd
Oldfield has a typical tPioalcase case of the thespeed thespeed
speed s madness Thousands pf times a ayear acar
year y car he risks his life in 1i a racing ma machine machine J
chine c because people like to see him himtake himtake I Iake
take t chances Some day they will see seehim seehlmkllle se
him hlmkllle h im killed And there is so little mite real realuse realuse realse I
use u se in it all What difference will It Itmake II t tmake I
make m ake tg to t the th world if it is demonstrated demonstratedthat I
that t an automobile can can be driven at the therate
rate r of a mile in thirty hirt seconds or less lessDoes r I
Does any an sane man want ant to travel travelover 1
1L
over o ver the roads of the land at such a apace apace a L
pace p ace And if he did want to travel at atthat atthat at I
that rate the theauthoritles authorities would uld not per permit permit
mit him to do dO so The builders of au automobiles automobiles
tomobiles t should devote more time to toreliability torellabllity ti
reliability r and less to speed if they theyhope the7hope the
hope h ope to popularize the vehicle The Thegeneral Thegeneral Tb
general g eneral public heaven be praised has hasnot haSnot ha S
not n ot yet been attacked by the speed speedmadness speedmadness spee I
madness madnessWASHINGTON madnessWASHINGTON
WASHINGTON MEETS EXTREENIS EXTREENISTHE EXTREEMSTHE
THE THE OTHiER DAY in Kansas Booker BookerT r
T Washington the greatest great t negro negroof negroof 0
of o f his generation or of any other ad addressed addresscd
dressed the legislature at Topeka He Heentered H Hentered C
entered e the hall wheve whe e the Joint assem assembly assembl
bly bl was in session sos on In the company of ofthe ofthe o f
the t he governor the lieutenant governor governorand governorand r
and the supreme judges of the state In Inthe Inthe I a
the t he presence of this distinguished com comrany comrany
rany and to an accompaniment of r deep deepInterest deepinterest doe I
Interest I and frequent applause Mr MrWashington Ir IrWashington
Washington spoke of his work for his hisThe hIsrace hi S
race raceThe
The same day Mr Washington f shington left leftTopeka leftTopeka he 1
Topeka and went to Wichita Going to tothe tothu t I
the principal Jiotel Jt thOtalbestantod t LbestaDted he started to to write writehis writehis C
his name on the register A lordly clerk clerkexpressed clerl clerleCpressed den k <
expressed his regret regr tat at being compelled compelledto ti
to convey the information Infor atioiJ but never nevertheless ver vertheleas ¬
theless he was obliged to tell Mr Wash Washington WashIngton L ¬
ington that he couldnt secure s cure accom accommodations accommodaUons acconiinodations ¬
modations at any price The negro negroleader negroleader 0 0leader
leader went to another hotel and an another another ¬
other and another At all pf Q f them he hewas Ii Iiwas e
was met with the announcement a moun ement that thatthere thatthere the t I
there was no place for him himDarkness hImDarknoss
Darkness was beginning to cover the theearthand theearth Ui te
earthand earth and it lookedas looked as If Mr Washing Washington Washington Vashington ¬
ton would be obliged to walk about ab > ut the thestreets thestreets th e estreets
streets all night when whenhe he met a humble humblemember humblmembOl Le
member of his own race ce and explained explainedhis ti tihis
his predicament The other negro negroshouse negroS negroShouse 5
house was gladly opened to him and he hespent heFpent h Ic Icapent
spent the night there thar starting east next nextday noxtday ne tt
day It was as not the first time Mr MrWashington MrVashlngton M r rWashington
Washington had been buffeted from frompillar frompillar fro n npillar
pillar to post because of his color but butthe butthe bt btthe
the extremes of his Kansas experience experiencemust exper1enmust e
must have struck him with consider considerable considerable consideiable ¬
able force In one city the highest of officials officials 01 r rflelals ¬
ficials of the state uniting to do de > him himhonor himhonor bli blihonor
honor in another unable to find a place placeto pla le leto
to lay his head headAnd headAnd headAnd
And Kansas of all states Kansas Kansasthe Kansasthe S Sthe
the home of the abolition movement movementKansas movementKansas 1 1Kansas
Kansas whore John Brown organized organizedhis 1 1his
his gallant littlearmy little army and went march marchIng t arch arching 1 1lag
Ing on to a gallows at Harpers Ferry FerryKansas Ferryansas Ferr FerrKansas
Kansas ansas or at least Wlohlta Wiohi Wiohitamust a must have haveaccumulated lai ave aveaccumulated e eaccumulated
accumulated an entirely new popula population population 1 1tion ¬
tion since John Brownls Brow day Surely Surelyhis Sur Sure l lhis ly lyhis
his descendants and the descendants of ofhis orhis athis
his men must have died dl d or moved movedaway movedaway inov d daway Q
away awayBut awayBut awayBut
But we dont know that Washington Washingtonwould Vashi gton gtonw n nw
would w uld ld be treated tr atod differently in Salt SaltLake SaltLake Se ilt iltLake t
Lake We W v doubt if there th re is I a firS flrStclass f1 t tclass tclass
class Hotel in the th thOcitythat city that would re receIve r C Cceive
ceive him as a guest Neverthelesshe Neverthelessheis se seIs e
is the equal in intelligence and in good gotidmanners goodmanners go gomanners I
manners of most of the th white men of ofhis orhIs ofhis I
his time timeThe timeThe I
The new U V govern govcrnux1tDelaware J T l1tD fMelaware laware surely surelymust sure lymust ly
must ndf p iitntive tJ1nc Have 4moant 4xnoantGasAddi moantGas < GaS AddlckaJ ddlck ddlckwheh Is ta
when he eJsam jsald foe h in inQi Unified to tdjivej drivc te alij alijts 1l1 1l1the jj 1
th the oOdlersan iirnn gmn lubbylms mivjM ts away n aY frpnij firm firmt fl14 fl144l4eatl
4l4eatl t CllcapUal I
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I Soci ty 1 1Invitations
Invitations I were issued yesterday yesterdayr
foFr for fo r the assembly assembl dance to be b giveia glv giVeiiday h hTlqay
Friday Fr Tlqay iday Feb F b 3 at Christensens hallThe hallThe hall haile
The Th e list of patronesses Includes Mrs rrs O 0Salisbury
J 1 Salisbury Mrs Duncan MaeVichle MacViehiers
Mrs M rs M S Woodward Mrs Benner X
Smith sm smS ith Mrs J 1 R Walker Mrs Edward Edwl1rdS EdwardFerry
S Ferry Mrs Arthur H S Bird Slid SlidMrs ud udMr uds
Mrs Mr s Walter G Filer FilerThe FJIerThe
0 0The
The men In charge of the affair arc arewil
Lewis Le wil McCcmic C P Overfield Got Go Gotn ¬
don do n Hutchtns Kenneth t q Kerr John Johnritchiow
S Critchlow Max Hahauer Ha1 auer and Clem
Schramm Sc hramm Only one dance is I planned plannedr
for fo foac r the present and the number of su6 su6of UD UDscrlbers tzbribers
scrlbers ac ribers Is limited to 15 wIth the me meof mep
of the garrison as guests gueststt guestsThe
tt ttThe it itThe
The Mens club of St Marks cathe ¬
dral dm 1 is to give a banquet in compli compliment compllm1nt complieet ¬
ment m eet to Bishop F S Spalding at tho th thmmercial h
Commercial Co mmercial club on the evening of
Thursday Thursd T Feb FebMrs FeblIrs
r 0 0Mrs
Mrs James W Neill eill will arrive in thecity the thecity
city ci ty this mcrnint on her way wa to Join
Miss M Mw iss Violet Neill in San Francisco and andwill anlwill
will w ill visit with friends here for a few fewys
days da ys before continuing on her way wayIlss wayMIss
Miss Edith Maguire has returned returnedom
j from fr frsp om Provo and Springville where she shespent shespent sheent
spent sp ent the past month with friends ansi ani aniIs ansiat
is at home for the th remainder of the thewinter lhewinter
winter W inter at 75 7 L street streetMr strectIr
00 00Mr
Mr Ir and an Mrs A B Richards n have havemoved hacmoed haveoved
moved m oved from 367 J6 First street and arc arcnow arcnow arew
now no w in their new nc home at 74 4 D street streetMiss 5tredt1I5s
0 0 0 0Miss
Miss 1I5s Mamie 1IamteEldrcdge Eldredge and Mrs E Coma C1 C1Coffin C
Coffin C oma have returned from Provo whore whereey
thM thoy th ey have been visiting j their sister sisterrs
Mrs M J t tMiss
Irs rs Reed SmoQt SmootMies
0 0Miss
Miss Alice Goodwin who has spent spent1the sp spente nt
the th thtu e past few fe weeks ceks in Now York Yorkre Re e erned ¬
turned tu rned yesterday morning mornin morninDr v vDr
0 0Dr
Dr and Mrs Irs U V Witbee 1thcc arc in inwn
town to toa wn from Ogden for a few days visit visitand visitand visitnd
and a nd arc at the Wilson WilsonMrs VU on onIrs
000
Mrs Irs I B Perrine of Blue Lakes Ida Idawill Idawill Idaill
will w wth ill arrive in the city tomorrow to be bethe bethe bee
the th e guest of Mr and Mrs D S Spen Spencer Spencer Spenr ¬
cer ce r
The Cleofan Cleor n will meet today toda at the th thome
home h ome of Mrs Frank Roberts Mrs W WWightman
R WIghtman of the Reviewers club clubwill clubwill
will v iil read a paper on Childhood Liter Literature Literature Literure ¬
ature at ure of the Nineteenth Century Mrs MrsS
Cfe C S Kinney president of the state
federation fe will give a report of the theworkings theworldngs theorkings
workings w of the various committee committeeand commltteeand eoinmitteend
and a nd the music will be furnished by b Mrs MrsD Irs IrsW
W Wa D Riter cf c the Cleofan Members Membersare lIembcrare
are a re privileged io bring guests guestsThe guestsoft
oft oftThe 000
The Womans club holds its regular regularrtnightly
fortnightly fo foM meeting this afternoon with withMrs withMrs withrs
Mrs M rs A V Taylor Mrs Howa Howard rd S SStowe SStowe Stowe
Stowe S towe the president will windlscu discuss discussWhat
What the th Government Is Doing D lnS for forthe Corthe fore
the th e Indian Children ChildrenThe
ChildrenGo
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The Daughters of the Utah Pioneers Pioneerswill Pioneerswill
will v iil meet today at the home of Mrs MrsMaria Mrsaria IlS IlSIarla
Maria M aria Y Dougall on West Temple Templestreet Templsheet Templereet
street st reet The programme Is arranged In Inhonor Inhonor Inonor
honor h onor of the birthday of Mrs Eliza R RSnow RSnow Bnow
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Mrs Graham F Putnam with her herpupils hprpupIJs herupils
pupils p will give a pianb pi n recital this thisevening thisevening thisvening
evening e at the First Congregational Congregationalchurch OGngregatlonalchurch congregationshurch
church c at which she will 1I1 be assistedby assisted assistedby issistedy
by b y Hugh W Dougall DougallMiss DougaUMIss
Miss Gratia Flanders gives a piano pianorecital pianorecital pianoecital
r recital for her pupil Henry HEl1r Oberndpr Oberndprferi Oberndor Oberndorfer
feri f or next Monday llonda evening e nlng instead ol O tl
Iaw lasticvening Ia as announced The recital recitalwill reitalill cit 1 I
will w lU be given penat atthe the First Co Congr r ga gatfonal gaI gaonal <
tfonal tf onal churchand churclT ndillSs Mtes Marian Marianenier Obern1 Obernr Obernrdorfer
d < dorfer enier and Miss Us Romania Hyde ffyd a pupil pupUoC pupilf
of o f Geprge G prge Skeltons will assist assistClJfterVjew assistC assistCunning
C Cunning tnn ng o t the Wolf Wolfh
ClJfterVjew h l 1 t terr1ew rhw with wilhEmcst wit ii Ernest Thompson SotonJ
Iq Tiie lC ranchmen ran hmn say al that every evcr gray gta gtawnl
wolC wnl w qlf costs thorn 300 a year 3 < < ar You never neversee nevers
see s Oe < them as a Xhoy the only onv come om out at atnfght atn1lht
nfght n But their cunnlmr cunnl J is marvellous
A few years S < ars ago thei the were nearly rlparl ex exto oxerminated
termi t erminated atedbut but now it 1t Is most dlttlcult dltficuIto
to tocttch t o catch them th < > m They ThC somehow cccm to tonQw
Know nQw that Iron 1s associated a > with manj man mana manpiece
a piece plecof of iron anywhere will keepthem keepthemat J < eep them themJtta
at Jtta s t a distance dlstan c If you shoot an antclopo
ft fdr f Or r InEt Instance nce and just put your spur on onthe onthe
the t he carcass you have leave Ia It as l s long as asyou asJOU asou
you y ou like and no wolf will touch tou h it A Apookot Apooket AookeLbankorcbief
pookot p ookeLbankorcbief Oiandkorchler J1an kor hler will do aswsll as wen
Lobo a great tat gray gra wolf who was the
king k ing of the th > pack l8ekat at Currumpaw a vast vastcftttle vastCRUte vastattle
cftttle c ct rang In New Mexico was a
thinker t as as well as a color His pack ate atenothing ateothing te tenothing
nothing n but what they had killed them thems themelves
s elves lves and thus poison was no good At t tast
last l ast a thousand thou and dollars was set upon
his h is head This brought a noted wolt wolfunter
hg hunter hunt h unter r from Texas with his pack of o oreat oreat
creat g hf reat wolf hounds But again there was wasailure
failure f Then two other hunt hunters rs came camewith camewith
wu with w ith subtly devised poisons poi5 ms to work his nlsundoing1 hisundoing hisndoing
undoing u Then I came on thr th scene
First F irst I tried poison and there was no nocombination 110oomblnatlon SIConbInation
combination c of strychnine 8tr chninc arsenic and andprusslc andprusslc andrussic
prusslc p acid which I did not use I put putthe putthe
the t he pQlfions igons In cheese melted together togetherwith togetherwith
with w ith kIdney fat and during the whole wholeprocess wholebf whoicrocess
process p rocess I wore C gloves stceRed in hot
bf Ctftl tftl
blood b loo esA And d dwIo wIo I scattered the t Ct bait all aW over o
the ranch The next morning I went out outprone outand outnd
and a nd foupd Lobo Lobos trolckswith th4 the gait saitone gaitone
prone g one I was as delighted deJlg t d I followed the thetracK thec thcracl
tracK t racl c and found o another bait gone and andyet antet
yet y et another gn r Then n ar I found the fg the Cth throe threeaUs
baits baJ b 3 oiled upon another one and coy covered CO COred coyred
ered e red with filth LQbo had evidently car carrled carrJcd cared
en
rled n ed the first three in hismouth lila mouth ana un unaad
had h ad taken this bls means of expressing eXJre sng his hisutter hisutter hi hitter
utter u tter contempt for my devices
But Lobos downfall came came about aboutthrouRh ab ut utthrouRh
t throuRh a big white she wolf who ho was wasalways wasaJwcys waslwrws
always a with ith him I managed to catch catcher
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her h er fn n a trap Then I knew we weshoulct weshoulctsoon should shouldsoon shouldoon
soon s have Lobo Night > after at er night he hecame heame
came c around the th homegteai and andmourned andmourned andmourned I
mourned his mate in loner plaintive i1alnttveowls
howls h owls I knew he would try t tr to find i In d her herody
ba body b ody I set ISO strong steel wolf w 1f traps trapsand trapsnd
and a nd In one of those r l caiifjhtihlma mar martyr mltrt mstryr ¬
tyr t yr l to constancy And tnatwas t1fJlt wns the endof endof end
of o f Lobo
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Half tho things people say arc regretted rcgr regrettedater U d
later laterA latorA l aterA
A womans idea of a silent partner is isa isaeaf a
deaf d eaf mure mureSome mucSom mureSome
Some Som mon spend a lot of time wonder wonderng
InK I ng why wh othor men work workThe workTh workThe
The Th longer a man studies women the theoss
less l oss he knows about them themWiec U1emIsc themVise
Vise Isc is the girl who ctin toll when hen a aman aman aman
man is making his final proposal propoal1i
A man may be able to road a i woman an I IE
like 1i l a t book okn oknu but u eh he cant n shut sWu td tdh her h 1 up
Ev E Evnry ry married man has two tw wives I015tho wivestheone I015thoone tho thoone
one he really has and tho one he h just justthinks justthinks
thinks t he h has hasThe hasThe hasThe
The solfmaJe selfm Je man Is at lent consid considerate consh1ernt considmntO ¬
ex erate e enough to relieve Providence of this thisresponsibility th th16JponsiblUt thb6iponsibility
x responsibility 6iponsibilityin
tt is In accord aecor with the eternal fitness fitnessof fitnessof I
of things when a bachelor girl irlmarrles irlmarrlesan marries marriesan
an old maid man manMarriage manIarrlago manMarriage
Marriage usually usuII makes a man out of a aoe aovesick
loxeslck l oe slclt youth H He > stops writing poetry poetryafter poetrafter poetryafter
after the knot is tied tiedWhen tiedVhen tiedWhen
When a woman recommends her physi physician phBIclan phystclan ¬
clan to some other woman and he h > fails
to effect a cure cut she never forgives the theother theother theother
other woman womanTwo womanTwo womanTwo
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Oh let me show you ou what a beautiful
New Years ears present presentipy rcQnt my dear g gocd cd dar ¬
ling of an old oldhusbifnd husband cave m mij yester ster stert ¬
day said the happy PP wife to some Jntl Jntlthink i intimates
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mates who called C h hre Whatdo v ri1o ri1othink you youthink
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be will bo some Ome day they thc exclaimed exclaimedYes exclaimedY exclaimedYes
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man seven feet high would make as a acrossing acrossing
crossing policeman in Chicago ChicagoVaJn ChicagoVain
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ourgood our good fortune to run across It is 81x90 and is i called TOWNT TOWN TOWNTATtK TOWNTAIK
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I I to be precisely what the careful mother desires as a abargain ab a abargain
bargain bargainBoys b bargainBoy rgain
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mothers motherswhen when they are reduced liko everything in price priceOar priceOur priceOttr
Oar suits are the cutest fellows you you ever ev r saw at the thelow theio
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I f 130YS Boys and rid girls uls sweaters are reduced rdu ed in prices rices
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BOYS OYSt OVERCOATS OVERCOATSO5O vJt OATS
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750 for 60O 600OYSSUIT 6O0BOYS
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550 for 440 8440GILS 440GI1US 440GIRLS
GIRLS COATS COATS25 25 per cent discount
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lEAVE SALT ItAKE CITY CITYNo CITYNo6
No No6 6 for r Denver and East East5O 850 AM
No NO2 2 for Denver and East Easti15 3J5PM PM PMo
No I o 4 for Denver and East East05 605 HA1
No 11 for Ogden knd nd local pointaSOS PM
No 10 for Hebe Poovo sovo ird d dN
Marysvalo SQPAAI SQPAAITMO SMQ AM
N TMO 08 8 for Provo and Eureka Eurekatoj EurekaSKOPJd ortfOP11 PJd PJdo
No o 3 for Ogden and West Westt140PM We3tl4O U < 0 PJVL PMo
No o 1 for Ogden and WestI West 1U3PA1 45 PM PMo
No o 5 a for or Ogden and West WestAIOQ West1OAM West1OAMo 10aiAM AM
No o 102 0 for Park City 15 AM
No 12 for Blngham 810 AM
No NoIH 114 for Bingham Bing rf OO PM PMABBIVE IMABBIVE ld ldARalVE
ABBIVE SALT LAKE YAX CITY CITYNo CITYNo CITYNo
No 13 1 from Ogden and local localpoints JocalJoints locaLpoints
points 105 JOS3AM AM AMo
No No5 o 5 from Denver t nd East 1040 104fLAM AM AMNo AMo
No1 o 1 from TJenvernd renver nd East135P East ll3SPM
No No3 3 from Denver and East ilSO iM iMo M
No No9 o D from Heber Provo and andIarysvaJe
Marysvale 600 Pjl
No Sfrom 6 from Ogden and West810 W st OA OAo AM
No o 2 from Ogden and West Westu305P 305 P PM M
No N I from Ogden and West yellti TioSPii P PM
No No7 7 from Eureka and Rnl Provo Provu1QOOAM 1AOOAML
No 101 frtim Park City 515 f kl M
No 113 from Bingham Bingham105 aO50 AM
N l 115 lI from Bingham 540 5 4PM 4PMPERFECT PM PMPEBFECT
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service between Salt Lake City Clt and M1N M1Nford Mil Milford MUford
ford ilodena and Caliente CalienteDirect CaUenteDir Calf ente enteDirect
Direct Dir > ct stage connections contJ Ctlons for all mining g
districts In southern Utah and andevada Nevada NevadaCtty NeadaCity
City Ticket Oftice 201 Ql Main Street StreetTelephone StrleLTelephone btreLTelephone
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