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Show UTAH STATE NEWS CHAS. PYPER Everything Electrical See ma on any electrical Job fop an estimate. House wiring specialty. All kinds of Electrical Supplies. Tantalum and Tungsten Lamps. One block west of Court House City Meat Co. MaogeUoa At Cartctt, Piopiietow All Kinds of Home Cured and Fresh Meat Kept in Refrigerator Business being run on cash basis, enables us to sell at very reasonable prices. Courteous Treatment to All up-to-d- Will Wear Twice as Long. ... lonf us the factory, harness. x it and We make it. e jfuaranw-- Briur in your old harness, saddles, etc., and have them repuired good as new. Complete out'Htors whips, bridle, spurs, Navajo blankets, and everything in harness and saddlery. OSTLER ! ALLEN CE, Scream what you're selling, but take a tip, about II brother, you'll break ear drums, not pocket books: l. jr. Sane advertising in this paper makes a - I J 3 not in the isn't it lima ook a liycir 0 you'll never regret . C it i R ememoer v We build New Machinery; make Harrows, Cultivators, Wagons and Scrapers. We can save you money Sm us Fust , R osenvan s Blacksmithing and Machinery Repair Shop Word of Mouth -- -- Advertising Passinf encomiums, only over store counter, about the your ' quality f hat you've got to ell, results in about as much satisfaction as your wife would get if you Rave tier a bos of cigars for Christmas. (lava-ma- . tx'.k with money. )M at w. p. able-bnwLl- m-'ba- e Advertising la Tbia Paper talks M efvboe at ence and suae lhn tela can-dlcgti- - You have our word W. e Daly-Judg- ! r ,.r..M. lata h ' f J foo 00 John King, aged 72, a cripple, sustained a broken lesr when he was thrown out of a Japanese restaurant la Salt Lake by on a of the employes. A large area of land In Wasatch county will be thrown open ttt entry In February, according to ordb.s received at the Salt Lake land office from Washington. " The Weber club, which was burned out by the tire which destroyed the Kecks building at Ogden, expects to be in its new temporary quarters Iby Thanksgiving day. Carbon county will send a representative delegation of its sheepmen to the annual convention of the Utah Wool Growers' association, to be held iu Salt Lake December The preliminary hearing in the case of the state of Utah vs. John K. Brown, charged with the murder of Ms sou In law, James A. Dubois, t.ill be held at Moab on December 6. The shipping of sugar betts from Green River is practically complete. A!tofi'iher a dozen cars have been loaded at this station. Ths growers bav received an average of $3.50 per ton for their crop. That the state will have considerable opposition to its plan to build a dum across the Logan liver at the mouth of the canyon was evidence-.- by the piithiiniuntic meeting of piolebtituts held at Logan Inst week. To enable the teachers in the Weber county schools to attend the annual convention of Btate teachers in Salt Lake, the school, after closing t'riday for the ThattksgivinK vacation will not reopen until December 4. ' The government, through the secretary of the Interior at Washington, has reported that the work on the Strawberry project Is now just hell completed and that the work so fur lias been very satisfactory. Charles Ixigle, an employee of the mine, at Park City, was stabbed twlc? In the right breast, by Steve Vaudellch, with a miner's Owing lo the heavy clothing worn by Logle he was not seriously injured. Georco R. Wlckham, a traveling man, was set upon iivni refused to ijive beggar wnen ns, and'was so terribly beaten that be ay be disflgured for life. Wick-shatn'- s assailant was captured aud it behind the bars, The department of animal husbandry of the Utah Agricultural college fit has begun a campaign la t' e interest of tre livestock of the sta s. with the end In view of having the different sections of the state special ize In animal breeding. John Lawrence, a young man of 27 years, who was bora and reared la Park City and has always held an enviable reputation, was found in aa unconscious condition Wednesday night, bavins; been beaten by thugs. No motive is known for the act. The farmers near Brlgham City again are bavins; trouble in harvesting the suar beet crop. Many grower have harvested only half of their beets and have been compelled during the past few days to dig the beets out of the now, which has covered the fields. After battling for life Dearly three months at a Salt Lake hospital. Olaf Atmwsen, for years a town character of Murray, who sustained a fracture of the spine in falling from a scaffolding on a barn he was building at Big Cottonwood esrly in September, died Wednesday. C L McDonald, who recently married a Salt Lake girl, has been arrested at Great Falls. Mont, on the charge of bigamy, the charge being preferred by a woman at Lincoln, Nebraska, who claims she is McDonald's wife,' and that be has never secured a divorce froau her. By December 1 the new transmission line of the Utah Ucht A Railway company between Weber canyon and Salt Lake City will be cut Into service. The company has supplanted the wooden pol'S for carrying the high tension wire with indestructible steel towers at a .heavy expense. The directors of the Utsh !ak Irrigation company and the Utah Lake Distributing company have started work on the ranal wbirh will b? run eighty-fivfeet above the level of Utah lake and around to the point of the mountain. It will brins under cultivation 3,ft00 acres of land. Th domestic science department of Granite high school has exhausted its supply of money, and the members of Ihc Ihls department, ra'her thsn a tward of eduratlon for further aid have dtftded lo establish a cafeteria, s'ip--f iring the sMidents with hot m'als, tttd thus rsl I he necessary fund. River valley farmers are the rf Ihe j'i'leini fr'mi Utah-IdahHnsnt last psydav f the When the company made prtmpanT. Its Crt payment for beets, cherk ti !be amount of IZW.non wre lsned to 3ie farmers of Ibe Hear River valley. Two men attempted to blow the Rio Grande elasafe In th tenver Two charge of tion at Bingham. sitroglycerln were owed, but ne:tber was heavy enough to force open the The noise of the eiplislins Safe. aroused the neighborhood and the tnen were scared away. For the first time in the history of the Ogden cowrts. a Chinaman has commenced legal proceeding asainst m of Ms e"wntrymen over motiey rnatters. Pult has been filed by Woo t"nn Ping and Tet Ts against Ts) Kin? to recover 1 29 25. I; J l?-- r aMaaeaiaa, MtPMI, UtM N.' Mere Decoy. A kind hearted man stopped to com-foa small boy who was crying bit- PROPER HANDLING OF APPLE CROP AFTER IT HAS BEEN PICKED Catarrh rt One of the most common of blood dis terly. "What's the matter, little man?" be inquired . enma, is much aggravated by the 'M-- I of weather at this time of year. was a playin' marbles wlf Begin treatment at once with llood'a Bar. Jlmmie sobbed the lad. saparilla, which effects radical and per"Yes, and what happened?" Respiration of Fruit After Taken" From Tree Bears Impormanent cures. This great medicine hae "I tant Relation to Their Keeping Qualities Keep ' eighteen commies at a received " The lad's white aggie, an' neu 1I About Twice as XUong in Cold Storage emotion semed to completely overas in Ordinary Cellar. come him. In two years, which prove its wonderful "Cheer up, son, what happened?" efficacy in purifying and enriching the Now as the apple breathes In the oxy(By F. W. MOUSE. New Hampshire.) blood. Beat for all blood dicuea. a With self at effort mighty posses ' The respiration of animals Is a well, gen of the air, and breathes out car- sion, the youngster managed to exIn uaual liquid form or chocolated tabknow action and the necessity for It bonic acid, the latter will be absorbed lets known aa 8areatabe. 100 doaea $1. plain. In the living creature is fully appreby the caustic solution while water "After I dobbed eighteen marbles at ciated. will rise In the Jar to fill the space white aggie an hit it, I found It. was The fact that plants and parts of made vacant by the removal of the nuffln but a moth ball." plants must also breathe ts not so oxygen. Finally the water will fill Yet all living about of the air space origcommonly understood. Wednesday Mislaid. cells, whether a part of animal matter inally present and remain statlonar), A Broadway actor got carried away or vegetable matter, must have oxygen because the oxygen Is all used. by the spirit of the times and reto keep them alive and tbey give up Respiration, whether in animals or mained carried away for several days. carbon dioxide and water as a result in plants, causes a destruction of mat-- , He came to himself in his own room of the action of the oxygen on some ter in the cells much like the destrucwithout knowing exactly how he got of their contents. Parts of plants tion of wood in a stove, and the rate A friend sat beside him. when cut off from the main stem do at which this destruction goes on cat. there. he said, as he opened his "Hello,"" not die at once, and must continue to be measured by determining the breathe. This is true, whether the amount of carbonic acid that la eyes,, "what day Is this?" "This," eald his friend, "Is Thurs revered part Is a leafy branch, a fruit breathed out In a given length of day." or a root; but somo parts live much time. The Invalid thought It over a min longer after removal than others, Fruit, after having been picked from ute. aud the apple continues to breathe for the tree is in the condition of a starv"What became of Wednesday?" he many weeks after it has been picked ing animal. Its cells still keep up resasked. Saturday Evening "Triat from the tree. ot in with the piration way nothing The chief products of respiration food to make good the losses produced Important to Mothers are the same In plants as In animals, by the action. Since apples aud other Examine caretuliy every bottle of Usttt You Minen, Quarry men, Farrmrt, namely, cat ban dioxide (commonly fruits have no body heat to maintain CASTOMAa safe and sure remedy for Anu Vi Who Do Heavy Work called carbonic acid) and water. TheBe the breathing process is not so active ltitants and children, and see that it products can be easily bliowu by plac- as In animals, and tbey may lust Bears the ing one or more apples In - glass jar months after being picked from the Signature and covering It tightly. few Yet there Is a steady, contin In a tree. try protecting heelt And mmtert whor-- wr U t hours a dewy film will cover the Inner nous loss In weight as the weeks go In Use For Over 30 Years. hardest. Xhty'r lighter titan leather, snd out wr air V our tlioe dealer wits work bo tin Children with for Fletcher's Custom theithort. Cry surface of the jar, t lint In time will by, although tin fruit is sound and heeli attached or a cobbler can qukklf attach them. It your dealer Isn't aupjjlied, write ua collect Into drops which will trickle to firm. Your inquiry bringa booklet, the bottom. On opening the Jar, a Budding Genius. Respiration is partly a chemical reUNITED SHOE MACHINE T CO. - BOSTON. ItASl. You Kntcker will think r Johnny little clear may be poured action, and in apples, like most chembe to grow up Into It without touching the fruit, and ical solutions In the president? laboratory, it Proudpop Yes; that boy can eat grows more rapid as the fruit becomes warmer, aud slowed down when ike anything. New York Sun. fruit is cooled. LIVE STOCK AND Pinhtheria. Ouinnv and Tonailitia liecin Is frequently the case that warm How iiuu-with Sttl-- thrikit. Iwtti.r tt MISCELLANEOUS days with temperatures of 70 degrees cure a sure throat in a day r two than to occur late in the full, and sometimes lie in beil tin- week Willi Diphtheria. continue for a considerable period. Just keep lltimlina Wizurd Oil iu the house. Fancy apples Intended for long keei-lnin cold storage should be cooled The man in trouble has as much as soon as possible and kept cold. The right to believe that God will help IN GREAT VARIETY breathing process is at the expense of nisi ns he has to believe the sun will FOR, SALE iAT THB t . cell contents and weaken the rise tomorrow. LOWEST PRICES Br keeping qualities as it gees on. And wrsTra NKMsrarta imon this destructive action Is lrom four to CHRISTMAS POST CARDS FRFE W. Adams St, Chicago hflid 1c alamp for flv uulr vt wj vrf rluito- six times as fast out of cold storage Ihrlnluias and Nw (joid M It. as Inside dmla-na- . beautiful and Puat ctUirt an litvll.t lartt; Apple. Testing bC li-akaaa Another fact in connection with the Art i'al Card Club. Tl FOR WALLS r the will be seen to turn respiration is important It is not V Is If AND ' It safe to trust God In any milky. Just as It will If an animal's stopped In cold storage, but simply il CEILINGS breath la forced through It slowed. Apples cannot be kept In thing It Is safe to trust him lu every- tots os ike mat; toon hie aut nut tou tis ws if A twaulirul IUni.lrl-Uvk tit M and I'tM.Lo-The taking up of oxygen from the definitely, but kept about twice as long thing. a ad V1rvaaUilha raiiha rr1f-ni- . hnd t our nam ekr Kx.lBlU.Vt. VAUMMI lo UroofelJu.K.V. air can also be read"y shown by the in cold storage as In a cool cellar. The more friends a man has the following Interesting experiment more it costs him. W. N. U, Salt Lake City, No. Draft Horses. In a large basin partially filled with A good norseman never trots a water set a small support on which Is placed an apple and a small open draft horse, even when be has no dish containing a solution of caustic load. Tbat Is not what they are for. soda or potash. The apple should not Same degree of speed is desirable, The t reat success of Dr. Tierce's CotJetl Medical Distouch the water nor the caustic solu- however, even in a drafter, and the covery io curing weak atomscha, wasted bodies, weak tion. Cover the support and its con- fast walk Is not only tbe proper thing unfa, and obstinate and linferinf cougha, ia baaed oa tents by a large bell glass or wide Jar but tbe only speeding to which a the recognition of the fundamental truth that "tJoldeo with its mouth wholly In the water. heavy draft horse should be permitted Medical Diacovery" supplies Nature with muacle-raaki- n materials, in and concentrated form. Aft lib tbia belp Nature supplies the necessary atrenfilh to the stomach to digest a bite and the stocc relish It greatly. food, build up Ihe body and thereby throw off lingering AUTUMN SOWN This Includes cows In milk, mares obstinate eougha. The "Diacovery" reatahliabea the foals, sheep with lambs, and li festive and nutritive organs ia sound health, puri6ra RYE VALUABLE suckling store stock, too, if sufficient Is grown and enrichea the blood, and nourihe tbe nerves ia to allow them some. suort establishes sound vigorous health. It should not be sown in bleak Crop la Hardy and Prodttcea an tfeatei offers momrlhlnt "taut It yew Immense Bulk of Material prominences where it will have to It lm probmblr better FOR HIM... lie lore other Graesee It pare ttefV contend with cutt'ng wrads. Tbe But too are thinking ot tbe core not Ibe are Grown. sa proltt. more sheltered spots or fields are m there' nothing "fomt ma tfootf" tor ao. Say better for Its In adapted development (Hy W. R. GILBERT.) Common Sense Medical Adviser, Ia Plain Engtiah; yr, Med--' tbe hindering weathers of early spring Rye Is not grown on every farm, Simplibed, 10118 pacs, over 700 illuatrationa, ncwlr revised follow It corn or after may potaLditton. paper-bounbut those wbo have proved Its value toes. sent lor 21 one-cestampe, to covrr coat ol mailing It Is only a temporary crop 31 etampa. ml,, qoth-hounAddreaa Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y. as a bulky, succulent green food that and will be consumed and off cleared la available in the spring before the In time to admit of roots being sown grsss grows, trest It ss an Indispensl-bl- e in the summer. Making such early and valuable crop. snd profuse growth It requires Tbose who do not grow It can quick rich soil, but not lo excess, as this have an Idea of this. In tbe spring would produce growth of a soft tnd time when they are lamenting the too perishable nature. absence of new grass, resolutions are Field after field of It need not be Often made to grow some the sucA few Scientifically constructed to ive grown. acres, from two to ceed' ng year, but when tbe time ar- half a dozen, most lifint lor the oil they burn. to demand, according rives to sow the crop the good Inten- will yield a big Easy to light, clean and rewick. supply. About three tions are forgotten and nothing Is bushel of seed should In numerous finishes snd styles, each tbe sown per be' done.' best of its kind. acre. I much prefer to drill It, like Aak vovedValce M aim a hi Una of tmre Lamp tad Then when the time comes around grain, to sowing it broadcast Laawraa, ar arritf far lltatmtra bavaieta Sinst again, as It always does, much regret Birds and pigeons are very fond of aa ear nrarf l tHa Is felt that provision was not made the seed and If sown broadcast much Continental OH Company to meet It with a good supply of rye. of It will be eaten, but when drilled I lac or nutated-I would remind all that rye should moat of It Is left alone. now be sown and assert that It Is There Is a great demand for It by most dependable. tbe cow keepers and those who have It Is hardy, always arrows, pro- become acquainted with Its disposal duces an Immense bulk of material lo this fashion never fall to bave a 2.50, 3.00, 3.50 & '4.00 SHOES long before any kind of grass affords Urge supply. WOMEN wear W. L Dcmglaa atyli.h. perfect fitting .eaay walking boots, because thry long wear, same eaW.LDougle Mea'aaboea. sudden-change- 40,366 Testimonials one-fift- METALLIC HEELS AND COUNTERS lime-wate- It - Electrotypes g m-.t- S1I-S- laf . I lime-wate- 48-19- 1U Aids Nature body-builJ-in- g, tiasue-renairia- coo-dtnt- ed irf. ya. ,Pr'J''er'' ete d, nt d, Lamps and Lanterns A i' ab W. L. DOUGLAS VENTILATION OF POULTRY HOUSE te THE STANDARD OF QUALITY FOR OVER 30kyEARS The WorLnanah'D vhich. ha made WJ Douglas shoes fai.tous the world over is maintained m every pa. W. LtniastKorsarewarre.nteI hold their shape, fit and bolt betler jrnd wear nnzrr man other makes trr the fxe. w. CAUTION tv" t ... me and ftW illnnH i.am wo,. bwttona them SBt Ereryvbrrra An Charges TtmH. "'" - ' , - V - S' 'J' : 2 I C1 i, ffe-ire- s T Sit ffcmsi f DONT BORROW The Time from your neighbot when you can get it for less than Three Cents Per Wee! Illmralaa IWal 'am eoetf ! lATcnto T Uli r.ta. a. --. a.JI. rM. Baaa. ar 1 Mor ,. I' I (JMm win ..1.1.-,.- '. n vlcVT,,. i I PERFECTION offiftSfS 4 Always ready (of ttse. Safett and most renable. The Perfectioa Smoleless Oil Heater is just Lie a portable brepUce. frrrt qvK k. firrmrmfi Wat arlw mu, lwaer. yem m awl it A in ia lad and prrna, ta it it ant rid wn anK fat tke fwaace. laranaabic aa aa aaathary neater la wijnaaci. Diaaas of Uae aaial at piara mti, ntk aarkel luaaaiiigi. A.t 4W w W ta a Parti, itmt gaaihtia Oi t' 'ry tbe colder months when the to aide temperstore Is higher than tbat utalde. the renewal of air can be effected by a central shaft leading s e tbe roof and openings at tbe side by which cold air tny enter. In w wrar a aaf aaaact at Caotiaeartal Oil Company V v |