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Show THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT CAKE CiTY, UTAR, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1908. ance the and are and form buildings were concrete consumed both In the construction though in the latter in the finish, metal is taking the place of wood of large extent. The amount to a very y take into lumber given above does not consideration this item at all. Wood In Small Towns. While this percentage is repr ssentao h building Ps, de {t does not leglude the large of lumber used for the cons res and other buile lings in the thousands of amall cities and towns scattered over the country oning was made In towns material and ; statistics and smal! it had is safe includ- With English Will Be Put to Test. --- hereafter, who mgy be All foreigner arrested ar nd brought Into police court for obtain the services Diehl is sator defendants canEnglish This afterBoastie, neg ste aling stern yards y Special Offthe men were able to talk fairly good English when he arrested them erda ifternoo ey were mutes. They professed they did not know anything that wa being said to them After the judg I questioned v offered the information that the other fellow Oo speal English. The fellow himself, seconded the motion There were several Greeks le ree amounts to be added The cost were all also, is reslatively fn bl in these citles || anxious to act 3 ntery "Le the base of .the than in towns neare although he was not angry wanply. showed, 1d ate e that he New York city In wooden buildings, E though It convinced," he said.' that at rith aver: ast two of you men can talk Enelish of buildings Except at San Francisco and that you have understood, at least where abnormal conditions have pre,y well, every word that has _ beer: valled since the on shows the to tell you d to you I w vant fellows greatest Increase of ¢ of the citfe in the total cost of building operations. net going to employ interpreters until Cost of Building Growing. me fe oe int ¢ annot understand The average cust of buildings is con- stantly increasing, having risen over) three hundred dollars during the last three years. The average value of a given in t report as building is $2.035 Lumber is by far the greatest drain s. and the wonderful decum during the ade has called for the use 0 y billion board feet a 0 The largest apa? ey es reported, for ne- ait bition Wee 388, was e caine‘ot the en ith this the wood used Wee Dallde inga is brought up to $655, 796, 13 The Increasing price id Jumber oats the rapidly sing \ of perfec eu fireproof systems of Groutpactai should hav ch t d in ae down the amount year, ‘but are called upon to yield each so far these more substantial materlals have not decreased the lumber cut of the nation JIM CROW DISCOVERS LAW IS RELENTLESS 1 When an inte rpre ter ‘o prosecutin attorney "and the court, the for the defens if one is employed, is at the merey of the translator KILLED INSTANTLY bY WHIRLING SHAFT l. E. Hayden's eae Crielly Mangled in Accident at Garfield. _ oS ra E. Ha , aged 27, a laborer at 1¢ Boston acta smelter at Gar-s field met instant death Wednesday night James Crow, who was arrest ed more at the smelter while he was engaged in fillthan a year ago and convicted of s tealing oll cups on a shaft ing' wire from the Rocky Mountain Bell inery revoly ing ee Telephone company, and w escape ome manner Haye a from the authorities after he had served CHIIBKE in the ean se "wheel Ile was nine. out of a forty days' city jail senAnor | burled aloft. One arm was tence, was yesterday arrested by Officer nad body. He was plunged to t force. ne year ago, Crow floor with terrific Other laborers heard one cry and they ran into the engine room only to find Hayden's mangled and lifeless body. secreting himself in a deserted stall he Yesterda morning .the body Sur's ee officers and esca ped from the brought to S Lake and prepared for ae unds through a hole in t h urial W. Taylor, undertaker, e funeral will be held Sunday at the meetHe ‘left the state and for the Igat few in Hayden leaves a months: it waas> suppo sed that he was in ing house wife and three ‘chile iren Nevada. Believing the affair had *'blown ovyer,'' Crow feturned to § alt Lake some ten days ago, because, it is alleged, he Piano for rent at 33 W. 1st South. a h have to serve the 31 days of his P sentenc row was much grined that ae permitted himself caught nappin 5 GOOD ROADS MOVEMENT IS ORGANIZING HERE unexchabe determined movement has been startby the automobile owners and dealers the city to secure the building of an up-to-date drive between this city and mee cons. «| Ogden. It ts not planned that a new road M. Stookey, eye nos be built, but that the oe one be put in ent nt: ahs HE on matinee "BT W. proper shape This nd it is hoped South Temp le. to accomplish w vith the ald. of Salt rane Davis countle and and Wet by aitiparipticn: vate The first step will be the formation of a Good Roads club for the arousing p he proper legislation. A campaign. for members ae Mahoney was arrested yesters now under way anc sible that a meeting day by the police, charged with stealwill be held within the next ten days, S. H. Sharman and ae a fur nae fro he Oriental Bazar, Cc, 5. Burton been appointed as a ‘ It was declared committee on the meetin &. was seen taking the boa and that it fell from his coat as che was Motorists long felt the need of 8 a road as proposed and every car arreste driver can be Mahoney ran south on ais street and counted on to boost in every way possible. The largest expen encountered Sergeant Roberts. He turnnecded on the diture will be e o run and saw a tesading tostretch. of ward Officer Stains. Turning in another road leading from St. Ma rk's White's hill beyond Beck's direction he ran into Officer Doty, who been for years the de the formal arres This stretch has to A ed THREE POLICEMEN ARE THERE WHEN WANTED Save time looking 6% and after trouble details. of The interest we pay on our Certificates of Deposit will yield you more money in the long run than you ean get in any other way. Xd RIT 34 Main St., Op. Z. C. M. L on the of college at Logan, the Agricultural which is partly supported by the goyCutler, ernment, is made by Governor In the following letter, which explains te's hill only much work be needed an d of road between the t wo cities will result From unofficial sources it is known that Davis anc veee counties are willing to stand for part of the ense a oo and it oe not likely that Salt Lake county will be far behind all paper, pense Mingly- Bodel Co., 33 E. frame 1st South. February a ec 1908 rar AgTion. James Wilson, Secreta riculture. W: seh ap ots bc Des The interest taken by your de Surinia nt colleges has the State Agricultural r and its "reeling been and i is s0 great tow rd these institutions is so friendly iat it seems opportune at this time for me to give to the department tus brief statement of the of the tk ultural college As I understand the object of the rovernme nt in esta blishing thesé institutions, it was to afford an tunity for men and women in the valous state to bec trained in the ‘and domestic arts and seclindustrial ences, while eee apeoeu branches of education It is belleve, that wher y are stabapart from state ainiversities: work in conjunction and coPe) with these institutions, suptraining the plementing by work of the more or less s the succe other agricultural colle achieved number ane d is to be measured by the enrolled, and also grade of students by the percentage engaged in the dis} institution ene Ww ee for which the was founde Compliments Polley. assing, I cannot too. strongly In commend the action of the government in founding and supporting the land grant college It as Supplied a wan In our edue ational sy only long-felt bu } nounced A ia had been grad- lor (and I think that even enthusiastic teachers will not deny that it had done so) the establishment of industrial these agricultural and step in the dischools marked a long practical rection of effie tency based on consider farming, trades, that they housework and other forms of manual as geololabor as distinctive sciences ry, che »mistry physics or any of the Mastering science is the chief others. nd of education, and the founders of » colleges recognized the fact that 1e mastery of these applied sciences constituted as valuable training from one Giacavicnal standpoint alone as the ure sclonces. iis mastery of the thing to in low such lines Co. Kodalks Main St. HALL AND FERNSTROM STRIVE FOR LEADERSHIP Soo L ae Hall is running Councilman 5. Fernstrom a close race for the teanecanle OF the the elty council. effective as Fernstrom's on the floor of the council, an he is making two speeches to Fernstrom's one, often leading the debate on questions that necesinvolve party differences. Fernstrom has been minority leader for so long that he hs been regarded as a power on that side those connected ith is prestige with a great deal of interest Oi The purity and cleanliness maintained in the bakingof ROYAL BREAD is fo]lowed in the care of a penalin it leaves our bakery. ng after St as ee in hal delivery. and provide se ROYAL "BAKING ‘COMPANY, their school state as Utah could not afford to a educational so much for its' higher work; and as it had developed that by L prope segregation of |studies a large part of this expense cond si acrifice of without any saved, down "the clency, the lextslature cut amount sapropriation in 1907 9 t to the ned abo eS wea camsant of attendance at the Inyears included stitution for the school in the periods named will illustrate the growth .of the college and show the department i station It was Intended: to occupy. eschool year 1900-1, the total attendance was 281; in.1901-2, 516; 2-3 646; 1 03-4, 623; in 1904-5, 733; 1905-6, 663; In 1906-7, 717; in 1907-8, the present school year, 712 early In January, with the likelihood of a large increase before the end of the year Attendance Encouraging. The present president of the college, in writing to the sovernor on the subj this year's enrollment, statement; The 5 the following e a fair appropriation (in 1907) for It the maintenance of the e«ecollege, and seems desirable possible of oy to of benefits the secure ae many eung people to as} appropriation. this at as to sa or of other tav- to be able happy 1 am of adventialis a Spamuye a magniltiwe Our qaatication. the have attendance at the close of yesterday 8 712, as compared with (January 670 students on "the cormeaponding: dey include not orable conditionsat aetnitouidnce about 150 mane ts work. ree ts who evening the n now lat are are ollment for the: year: will registered classes. our total The en- ot be very we Should stude mits of 900 short nearly be. d it figure, tthis reach the seten eee than more students 170 axlits of the year in institution ™ ttendance, 1904-1905. Of this attendance day about registered 210 students in agricultural are to- subjects. as against the maximum of about 135 in any previous aan of the Institution It seems that the school is assuming a more distinctly industrial aspect. nother very encouraging feature of our attendance is that the proportion of advanced aEsAgn re: lg larger than | has ever been before," Growth Is ase nie. This moe indicate that it is not necessary for the per : Agricultural Bie great when the aristi#ution follows mur directly its specific nes, as when it attempts to occupy of the field properly belonging to "the uniersity. And to illustrate how the °o fi college registered in agriculture; in 47; in 1903-4, 74; 1905-6, 108; in the presént school ote e in, 1900-1 17 students 1901-2, 23, in 1902-3, year, fh ; in 1907-8, the registra- | t OS eead luca OCOD are ofttimes produce simply by the judicious selection of furnishings. OD OC Right now we're showing some very ‘‘nobby' Shirt and Tie effects at astonishingly low prices SOS OO THE 4 see why ality of timber is used DoultonMadsenQwen§©: HWI-l1l3 "WHERE THE CLOTHES FIT, Main Street---- MDOODae The in agriculture in early January 210.) CNOW. -232:;) Widtsoe "The statements of President encouraging to the people of the they indicate that exra vagance of management is not required for effic iency and progres For appropriation of $90,000 for the biennium Is a "fair appropriaattendance is already previous year, much larger than in. any indications of a ‘consid rable inre ase Sey year, it i evident that de; c nade in previo years Picerenta I ar nue atate iving have the honor to be va Your eee servan whee c CUTL BR, (Signed) overnor of Utah sar decpa to Februnry Total Agricultural (night 4, 1908. : ew 896 929 studen Reggf Original Knit Goods House of newness. We clean gloves by patented machines handled by experts who know how to operate them. Both Phones isk c_ SSS MAIN OFFICE, FIRST SOUTH es & Dyeing Ca 150 Pairs Men's Soi anh $5.00 Shoes pee eG up éry session ERM ae an stude nts, Pe bruary 4.]/ered with 232. of0n ion the]theee hetemae cent, of charged ms / It s the. policeé onae with vagrancy did not take fas row Bros.' Book Store has removed| South Main. Ind. phone wave Tor 's in t § an ein re has Peakenot houses 8 "will nue been ee: w © OVER EITHER COAST GOD WE TRUST, SUBJECT OF DEBATE Falling The regular we fookiy Program of the Forensic club will be held in the Y. M club room this evening Soames, 8 o'clock. Owing to the fac that the election of officers took eine last Friday, the debate was postponed, and will be discussed this evening The question i8 of ag Tatones, about 20 years s discharged in ‘Resolved: That was yesterday afternoon police on ahe charge of petit larceny.of|States | We ~-was ,court alleged stole four brushes c st,' should f $12. x He The a in wer represented John South brushes -room ther was Christensen "E ast Second brushes and c eeping. Dy| Dixon, of} street, were r found Tatones and ne trunk he to the prisoner' s brother. LPNS DRAG Ter M Drorner. r$ 1,00 guaranteed razor ts best in Pull line of strops ¢ a Paha 2or hones. State St. Hdw.. 252 So. Bargains in 12 E. watches. A. 1st South S. Reiser, BRUSHES NAIL TOOTH HAIR FACE LATHER CLOTH . Big Values. Low BATH ° Prices. See Brush our : in SHOE. Dupont sealed Tooth } glass F. J. Hill Drug THE BRUSH Co STORE e retained the and United Q. Adam-| and Frank| A. affirmative Hardy the be rendered A. Hoare ‘‘The Hospital as a An original story Adamson, as master ‘In God on Erne? aia te Barometer oa ne of Junction, Hale, i. for night last Lake 94 of an inch of precipitation, With about nine inches of shape of in the York, and .58 of an snow, in New at Portland, and inc : h of rainfe each at ee # Ore., 5 ea B. "lows E.]| y effect the of the twe weather nd tore map and oie its mor morning ts see pe pas snow] che: New Eng- of nothing on residence of was the cate burled was Farris There at eae Ratrity to indl-| body the Farris, ip related to:a- man, DAME yes ibrophe- a. arid mints nermapinir eps parts hte ng of 1 to', the of ‘te an ee state for the jotlegislature finding subterranean waters. appropriated $7,00 iene all of the money in WALL Have it save you 110 done this money W. 2d peuior ted minimum ecord month eittabire spin- were $0 purpose! 99- mean 43; minimum temperature, 36, The this] last} degrees above normal; of temperature since will be} valley,| is donei ation sinecé inch, which other eecomul aia 69 neh per cen eS and we will Duvall, None Fall dt «Sas ed harging her provide Yor hours maximum Seine which 2G C.anr , do we of not a} ‘ Collapsible y. . & same the 83 not are that Lamps serve collapsible to L kind aleohol I 4zamps,;, cur haiz curl the tl air 13 t whit ling; rave rue purpose at for ps Lam ] home; 7 liight : i ; housekeeping heaters instant beaters instantaneous many le ny p styles, to . mo course at In 7 rices be found and of or is five SCHRA 9 tem- femrean since January Atle A anye f that Lamp U rate precipithe ‘month, 16 below narma iE huinidity isn't . i practical for emergencies. zero. United the the first of is .21 inch deficiency Nah the was prairie councidlan wasth= month, 6; accumulated excess perature sin January 1, 70 T drecipitdel on, 0; al Captain how- colder, in, and morning totalfirstdeficiency of the for ot r an miles in the Unite ed States, of four degrée below at the local o fice,» temperature, PAPER. So, than States weather bureau, nae ending at 6 p. m, yester ~emperature at 6 p. m., 87; various] spent this spring and summer, Palmer and Major H. P. Myton busy sinking 4a well in Cedar , As Utah county. soon as this wells will be sunk in Juab and counties phoneg, more become a trifle It had ever, wind set yesterday minimuma5 a ofnorth the e "high" over Blank "rri-| aa w 2d 719 a Be commissioners| ells and Dulith zephyrs, at place warmest the was Nev w Orleans 72 degrees with. map, the on reported preceding day tt durin egistered DISTRICTS sin along Ming dled WILL SINK WELLS IN £1 Cake, m Chi reported Hale who Lerul- Bindin Printing: Blank Books and: ba hull eC ae rintl "ti Citys."Phones South, Salt Tpke ARID also Mr. bune- MANY eae There Q a Mirfia. Hel ee ubican P - on . - eo ation onan BUILDER Re = was alreadyBikemaking | was alres Re Bt , wtomorrow it sies to Salt that Lake Care weath- ving aco. He died he suddenly and been at firstpois-it Heavy Wind Buffalo. yesterwindat reported The strongest might have was thought where morning. was at Buffalo, however, failed to] day topsy, ot a b i yas » bree 42The body|a play. traces of foul show any that the Farris know does not his relative. was Lake In Salt BUSINESS pret- teeWashington eee ee ee Oregon eting. Yesterdaylay : month| extreme 2 Farris. | ®'4Pidls efternoon, 50 years| house rooming sivont f Rouse at a Teriple died ofWestage,South the on over the Olymples the Alleghanies, is free from snow, rain or er of any description. purpose| the C., shown 7 poear n The intermediate country, comprising the great basin of the Mississipp!, was yesterday tolerably ‘arrived Utah, John into tya death ofabout inquiring a mini ng man latter, pisdeaive ugtt (uugesa are b r Was it as good as your eompetitor's? it Sma" ia the truthful answer, it will PAY YOU to PAY ME to attend to it for you. Suppose we talk 1 t ever, as yw ay. DP Soon. = i H. Lake one yesterday, 6 other over will" i Charitable] will and arry of speeches, Salt Victoria, negative by G, Ww Indicates Change of Weather in ts JOHN FARRIS'S DEATH STARTS NEW INQUIRY | or case $ | purpose for 35c. take told by . Q, Green wilt act verry rye e© | of ° be A, "Bullington will reading a $4-4-4-44-404444444 $4+-4+444444 the inscription Meyers and Fred ‘ano solo will Pennington. his|@ longed Jeweler, -_-- Frank Son orth in a,trunk] ADVERTISING " IN FAIL TOOF PROVE THEFT ing at COSTLY BRUSHES the 9 5 ABOUT h- belleved be per to * 1239, 5 $9 or solicitmany days Soe all paper, plokure fram Miggely- Bodel Co,, 23 E. 1st "South. DO 110 Main St. Oo Oo -_-__ to weit STATE. incents 22zy Store agal w ee al as in compared 1908 day per AND Boys' High Cut $4.00 Shoes Agricultural aridacea: Cece grade, 72|% Put the majority of vagrants in the attendance last year........ 717) city Jail and not many recruits are bein wean oe | added. . Agricultural students last 126 aa colaie These things certainly ar if they Agricultural students last year, , "* oy|Show anything, that the crest of the hard eeoree . . . ~~ times ee of Utah. scale do open ; mixture. GLOVES CLEANED by our exclusive process retain the hest appearance he impression is ont among most laborers that the hard times will end with the winter and the bright prospects ahead are encouraging the men to keep enough to make a good "front'' when things y "school)....148 $10 Ask for Specials in All Departments. The since ‘the enanic of lar students. evcres ses 743 | yatees, 9, VOETARCY are few and far shine nth Regular Special Prices on Men's Youths' and Boys' Pants. The Muslin Underwear Sale Continues. Volunteers of America to Feed Needy Poor Until Con| it; ditions Change. ven ne season. ble fabrie, in brown ular $7, this week SOUP KITCHEN OPENS FOR HUNGRY ONES iaweve This Week styl- A SENSATION IN BOYS' SUITS 30ys' Long Pants Suits, made of dura- $400,000. for a bie onial ei nd in saying this I wish to understood as re large expenditure to in roper Seon) ele can still arcomplish well the work of the institu: such proc dure is to be commendFor the firs 1 > ' ed An¢ a free soup kitehen will open this illustrated this year morning. It wiil be directly across the Advantage of Co-operation. street from the police headquarters on conclusion I wish to thank the department for its solleltude for our First South street It will be eonducted nd capatart ero y for the work under the auspices of poe tain McCoy co-operation with our of the Volunteers of ener ca. The Dix in the nea work of agri-|on Employment agen will also ce pe ° [am strongly reminded of the|that destitute labor¢ rs. are provided with co-operation by the at-|sSomething to eat of such Eepaos of so many government exJust how large a patronage free eating pertsinagriculture at the Dry Farm-|quarters .in Salt Lake will receive ing congress rece ntly a) ld in this eity./is not known The times are hard, Their suggestions we of great ,value,}but the destitution does not compare to and will do much to canst in solving|the days of 1893. During the former panour Pee agricultural problems ce, railroads and other large corporations ank you most heartily, Mr. Sec-|not only retrenched by discharging men for the valued help you are/but the wages of the employed were in wine our college and the agricultural some instances reduced almost below a efficie SUIT DEPARTMENT. ish Suits in the most desirable pat- and Glas Hull and Fleetwood, ‘England. Shipments to. the: points are made m ] from Bangor, as 8,000 much as nt fae havi been sent from that port in ieason ' mae a 4 fect lon; These bar ust} absolutely clear. birch The cut] Is nd portable} sawed small in Shick operate near some railroad) Feature IS IN THE terns of the to $18, now for to UUt-113 Main Street Si In our stock are some of the most 1 4% IS GREAT. again we can't you'd pass up an opportunity like this, $11.50 Drain Heavily on Lumber Market best AT ive. attract OUR $11.50 OV ERCOAT SPECIAL If vou ever intend to wear an Overcoat things are m to be overlooked { line, about 2 1-3 cords being onsidering the eral; ms of the future] 1,000 feet of bars ' & sawing, required the for After upply he matchmaker {is hav-] bars are piled criss-cross in order to fa ing as much trouble in getting the grade | cllitate thorough ' atin wood noeerente for his business as| from the weather, » dealer in telegraph_ poles s until June i , of the Industrie 6 which deals with} turn out about things, y which is one of the ut-|ing the year and approximately the same importance Ea the country's com umount of nits rial ts manufactured {nto is the erate vcture and export of a In the state Th iis busin ‘wood. pecullar to machines! for) kin & spools are rland states nd is centered | ¢ omplic: ate d and re anit killed Y men for Spool factories. in Maine are|their operation spools drop from spools an- | the lathe at the rate oeiie of m arent nearly|/and must be perfectly which is industry SHIRTS GO 90 CENTS. 50c and 75c TIES Go at 3 FOR $1.00. Patterns are neat and Spool and Match Manufacture the ‘feasibility of It Is being | ug. work. adorne ey and -_____ nvestiga- or Sait Lake Photo Supply and Kodak finishing. 124 in History of Logan School. Agricultural college of Utah was §§ was located at Logan, the chlef city of one of the richvalleys in the state. ee : Vith the advent of the location of the constitutions il provision; school was given a more perstatus than was manent and favorable The governerritory innds for its appropriation of money for its establishment and of well been maintenance has Ss upplemented by atate approprie ations The ange Se a perpetual and rich ment; nd the proceeds from ene: ‘and the | government bequests au ait 2nnium "by legis appropriat tive To Illustrate the provision the state nas made for this institution, I quote ae appropriations made Pea the C ae. our sessions: [or the t Its last 1901-2 $107, 000: 1903-4 biennial period, $140,000; fear: S, $90, $111,000 000. Each amount is given in vill 4 above Sawing pylattons sradually increased in amount ntil and including the meeting of the idetaieture of 1905 Several Studies Dropped. 1905 and f 9 college and the Agricuitural was had, with especial ersity of Utah and unwarreference to t The tram showed OO SO the been Washing- progress the star, himself as the new cop No hing was too good for masquerader. He lapped up the free Tyaphveene Bes ne ely| tendered him by the favyor-curr sa-! loon men of the distriet beyond the feeacice BOO OI OI OI OI OIOOIOIOIOOOOOBDBDOe report of has at iL =| Professed ee of Acquaint- that The work college government when of | Salmon's i ‘all 2 e |ie=== show ton. the of 5 survey, the to people west of the distinction] for a frac- - " fireproof ma terials, the the building operations > a oe d ment and other last reports of on Agricultural made history appolnted|surptisrd the > ce report State the Saimon, serve + re- of in CVU UUOUS WOW We the use a time . the Utah, first SUC TS OSS CU Vey ee RAE ee Ae CY Rep in the =~ increase ooo For IS PLDI OY ipe, OE Eee rs Re Notwithstanding markable everywhere. "IGNORANT" ALIENS MAKE JUDGE TIRED will not be called upon to furnish the principal materi¢'s used in building operations. sold Branches of ‘‘Aggies" Increase Wonderfully Under New Regime, DOD MRD in is In the usual liquid, or in tablet form called Sarsatabs. 109 Doses One Dollar. Prepared only by C. I. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass, brick and sufficient and not lumber users to encourage the time when the forests Sarsaparilla SHOWN father All to extended district tracks, has the of having held down the Job tlon of one consecutive night...' and lugged off their cigara by the pocket» gentleman of the plseatorial cognoful. ong and stubborn fight hings were coming so good and smooth men had made a position of special polleeman, and itd easy that the bogus bum went over he landed it Joy was his n fact,|to the railroad yards and from the box uch joy was his that he felt it in-|cara and lumber piles rounded up a small upon hi to celebrate his vicrmy of tramps to join him at his ban over the POMTE il forees whieh had quet And what that) aforesaid sinall t saloons and cigar in which all especial policemen are ? mantton of the olty to dwell So he got drunk is hardly worth mentioning hours after Mr aaa f appointSo mellowing to their individual and he staggered uns eee into the/collective vocal chords had been the frebar, the dogg: ry at th Weet/quent EeP ee with which they had heen na: "Second een made notori UB > by the) plied tha 2 a. m., they ranged themsullivan-Garcia-Owen ‘holdup. selves etic Second South street. and he got still drunker and forgot all{favored the residents for miles around everything with that soul-stirring ditty entitled t g hours of the mornin When the Booze Is In the Bottle and 1in versatile hobo entered the place|the Bottle's on the Rar." : made nore of the ney policeman, As protests began to pour in, the facis prawled ove 1 couple of chairs, sound] began to leak out. and it asn't long beep, r. Salmon's newly acquired star! fore the ner\ scheme of the hobo a t splendently from his heavir bos-/f r was laid bar foweve he had Chie snores resound led throug h the}sought new flels ar the xercise of h oke-laden atmosphere of place.|talents long before the outre ged saloon Viewing in the situation a eerie pect of|men had recovered sufflel ntly from th ir rsonal profit Mr. Hobo, watching his}shock to notify headquarters t} they opportumily slipped over to wher tholhad been fleeced by a faker faithful consery ator of the unc. sDEAce Almost simultaneously with the disapsleeping and, by deft turn} pearance of the thieving hobo Salmon beae Pais wels ty re lieved him of his erties ring} came visible to the naked eye, He haen't of autt hority een seen since about his usual haun . Leorie of the West side had learned) Like a shooting star, he burst into bril new special officer had he ap-|lianey for one brief moment and then pointed and was about to make ite ap-| went out-went oul, no man knows ‘arance among them, so they were not} whither. : . pee ADVANCE Officer January somewhat Grande pm DRESSY EFFECTS OOO Hood's Governor John C. Cutler Sends Document to Secretary of Agriculture. GREAT Poilee In a L steel and yet used Cement stone are quantities to predict Rheumatism-"Aly bad muscular rheumatism. Was confined to his bed, He took two bottles of Hood's ee ssparilla and was entirely cured." Bre L.. Perrin, Box 1026, Springfield, Magee Gathers Drain ecial ‘--- oc = Showing on Forests, seen: tited feeling, catarrh., No qua "LT ean say from experience that Hood's Sarsaparillai is withoutan equal." aren Bows MAN. 11 Beacon St., Lowell, Mass. Eczrema- ad eczema and tried everything x heard of, but nothing helped me until 1 took Hood's Sarsaparilla, Thanks to this medicine, | am now well,' Georae VANAL STYNE, South Bethlehem, } Muscular Data cna dyspepsia, cures Star of Bums DO rool weakness, téii of Steals Officer's REPORTS ON WORK Wearyand Wag Treats Small Army LOGAN SCHODL). T4148 ofs INCREASES Survey tke tters by actual count, Lism, after-fever weakness, tnat DEMAND conis EONS ‘ They neryous am "-this SET f , > vabstz Modern Business Structures Are Putting Timbers Out of Commission. Geological Sod a rece _---- BUT Hocd's ne capari the tame x "I've Had Experience' "with ata rR aU eG te ey it A tamesen tet PEASIHAE EDA CEMENT AND STEEL IN BiG BUILDING BRR Pe a The Prescription Great Drug Store. 1, porns ae to Provide, husb hesminsandwithfour failure herself chil- Seen n, Edn brought: sult W. "geld aioe R. Morgan yesterday for' divorce from Homer were married in eee |