Show THE SAUNA CALL By C N LUHD SALIMA River Green of Perrlne Dorene take to Utah has been selected River State of the Green charge hank is announced that the Green which recently closed Its pay every dollar of its bank will obligations It is now an assured fact that the government will be well represented at the National Dry Farming conSalt which will be held in gress Lake City January 23 to 26 Ogden baseball “fans” are discussto organize an ing a proposition team for next season to go on tour of the country a as an advertisement for Utah announcement The is made by Fisher Harris president of the Dry Farming congress that acres but 4 per cent of the 52000000 of land in Utah is under cultivation House assoThe Ogden Clearing ciation has decided to withdraw clearing house scrip from circulation Beginning January 1 the certificates as rapidly as poswill be redeemed sible Fred C Walker' the acquitted slayer of Dr Earl S Beers has been granted a divorce from his wife Josewas granted Walker phine Walker the custody daughter of THE BOYS IH BLUE his Slippery tracks caused a street car to collide with a freight train in Salt Lake City as a result Arnold Berger sustaining a broken leg and a number of other passengers being badly shaken up had The entire town of Kimberly a narrow escape from destruction by fire on December 27 when one buildothers and was the ing destroyed saved after a desperate battle against the flames Thomas Gallagher a switchman employed in Salt Lake City had one of his ears bitten oft while engaged in a fight with another man The mera- IN THE RESOURCEFUL I1USDAHD GOLDFIELD He President Decides Troops Providing Calls Extra Battleships Begin Second Stage of Long Journey the Next Stop Being Rio Janeiro Rear Admiral That Port Evans Expects to Reach Within Twelve Days’ Time — Officers and Men Shown at Port Every Courtesy of Spain Port of Spain Trinidad — The Amer lean battleship fleet weighed anchor at 4 o’clock Sunday afternoon and steamed for Rio Janeiro Accompany ing the fleet were the supply ships Culgoa and Glacier Long before the hour set a myriad small craft chiefly launches and steam yachts moved up and down along the lines of anchored warsh-lpthe merry parties aboard shouting farewells to the departing visitors of residents climbed Thousands the hills to view the great surrounding white ships as they moved outward on their Journey The fleet presented a magnificent appearance as it steamed out in four columns with the supply ships trailing a distance of four hundred yards separating one division from another With the Connecticut In the lead the battleships headed for the Booas and steamed majestically through the grand Booa and thence along the northern coast of Trinidad An average of from ten to eleven knots will carry the fleet to the end of the second lap of the Journey in about twelve days and it was announced by Admiral Evans before his departure that he expects to reach Rio Janeiro Friday evening January 10 During the week of their Visit here the American officers and men received every courtesy at the bands of the residents of SECOND TRIAL OF THAW to Not Recsll ths Governor Sparkf Seaslon of Legiaiature — President Roosevelt Washington on Saturday Indicated by a telegram to Governor Sparks of Nevada that the federal troops now at Goldfield will be ordered to remain there for a further the period of three weeks providing governor within five days Issues a call for a special session of the legislature The telegram President Roose velt sent was in response to one from the governor in which he set forth the need of armed Intervention and exto call the pressed doubt whether would result In a request legislature from that body for federal aid Nevada Legislature Will be Asked to Adopt Law Creating State Rangers for Police Duty Federal Mins Owners Seek Injunction to Prevent Picketing in Goldfield and Deaire a Dissolution of the Miners’ Union Nevada— Residents of expecting to hear at any Governor Sparks has dean extra session of the legislature to adopt new laws looking to the organization of a body of state AN EPIDEMIC OF GRIP to preserve or law police rangers Affected by and order in case of trouble over the Every Home in Pittsburg outcome of the dispute which now Grip or Pneumonia out threatens to be Pittsburg — What is said to he the Should the extra session be called worst epidemic of sickness since 1889 laws passed permitting the orin Pittsburg and and is being experienced of statd militia or police ganization physicians estimate that thousands of force men it is claimed would the persons are prostrated by pneumonia the grip be sent to Goldfield as soon as postyphoid fever and especially and kept there on police duty every sible the city probably Throughout between home is affected in some manner and until the present conflict mine owners and the miners has large of- the scarcity of employes in been settled fice buildings is seriously felt On officials of the the Thursday The Pittsburg Railway company is union and C E Mahoney miners’ having difficulty in manning its cars' vice president of the Western Federand on account of the conductors effect who is a to here settleation being laid up with the grip ment of the strike learned of the plan Booth says the presCity Physician ent epidemic of grip exceeds in scope of the mine owners of Goldfield to and severity all but that of 1889 and obtain an injunction through the fedHe be- eral courts preventing picketing and may yet break that record lieves the germs may have originated bringing about th6 dissolution of the far from here In 1889 the malady’s Goldfield miners’ union start was traced back through Europe of this latest Mahoney speaking to Asia and finally located in Hongmovb of the mine owners said: “An kong China Injunction of this kind if issued will is for left that there nothing piean IN MINES ACCIDENTS the miners to do but to jump into Had the petition been for Three Times as Many Men Killed' in the sea miners from the writ restraining United States as in Other Countries picketing or boycotting I would not In the bill of Washington — The coal mines of the have been surprised as I understand however United States are killing three times complaint it there are two’ new points: One as many men per thousand employed the prayer for an order of the fedcountries as those of most European the miners eral court prohibiting In the last seventeen years 22840 from continuing their organization on men have given up their lives in the the the ground that it is a nuisance As many vio- other point that is new is that Goldmines of this country lent deaths have occurred in the mines field miners’ union he dissolved Apy during the last six years as during the udge and set of 'men who fancy that t The number the Goldfield miners will tamely preceding eleven years to such procedure are greatly of fatal accidents each year is now In 1906 double that of the year 1895 mistaken I would tavys' ignoring 6861 men were killed or Injured in any such order fton-- any court In have come to be Injunctions umbering mere joke to the American people ttUfs one would be the biggest uavox ‘mmvuJ V We shall fight it with under Joke of all :r:rt8 Join p loaaa jo oUrfield of the every weapon at our disposal There or d of the interior to invest! would be nothing else for us to do” department gate the nature and extent of mine accidents KEPT LEAKY SHIP AFLOAT Nesbit Thaw Will Again Tell Her Story to the Jury New York — On January 6 Harry K Thaw will be called a second time before a jury to inake his defense to of Stanmurdered the charge having ford White There have been several of the date of the secpostponements ond hearing of this noted case but It is said now that tihere will be no further delay There have b? Vmany rumors as to iJvs ola iTlieo J (jl lievtu i'be sa v " been predicted 1 t an entirely new the from who John Ockey escaped line of action it It it be followed state mental hospital last October can be authoritl fvely stated howhas been located at Toquerville ever that the ilense will again be and the officers county Washington the same that llvelyn Nesbit Thaw of that county report that he is Will again relate ner story to the jury TO SOLVE SMELTER PROBLEM insane and that an imposing array of expert again dangerously alienists will again undertake to es Construction of Independent Plant to In addition to falling off a porch tablish the theory that Thaw was inand breaking his arm in a drunken be Begun Within Ninety Days at the time he killed Stanford carousal a day of so before Christ- sane White in the Madison roof Square Salt Lake City — At the sixth anmas a miner who was visiting in Salt but has so far recovered his garden nual banquet of the Salt Lake ComLake was fined $15 by the police mental balance since that time as to mercial club held Saturday evening court judge for drunkenness be no longer a menace to the commuThomas Kearns in speakAs a number of smelters in Salt nity and therefore Is entitled to freeing on the subject “Mines and SmelLake county will be closed in accord- dom ters” made the announcement that of the court ance with the mandates Weather Storm Severe as the or soon within as Ships ninety days an effort will be made by the W’eber financial New York — A fleet of seven situation would permit club to interest the owners in sites ground would be broken for a new and for their plants in Weber county steamships — the Campania smelter within thirty Cedric St Louis Pannonia Pretoria livIndependent Will Clark a section foreman ten miles Caronia and Minneapolis— came creep miles of Salt Lake and that by Janing at the Hot Springs on Sunday while passing be- ing into port bearing uary 1 1909 this smelter would be Id north of Ogden scars of battering seas which held the operation tween a string of cars near that place The announcement of the opening was shot in the leg by a small boy liners back and delayed them a day in their trip across the Atlantic On of the new smelter which until now who was carelessly firing a Christmas day the storm was so heavy has been somewhat uncertain was tifle with great applause that and folonly a dozen of the cabin passen greeted A debating league Is to be formed gers of the St Louis went to the dinlowing the banquet mining operators among the High schools of the state ing room for dinner None of the and investors crowded about Senator steamers were se ‘ously under the auspices of the University Kearns to learn more of the new damaged Df Utah The schools will be classed though at one time the officers of the movement its scope and the results Pretoria used oil to calm the turbulent that the senator hopes to achieve by Into several groups and the chamthe project pions will meet in Salt Lake City in seas a series of debates Denver’s Spasm of Reform BLACK HAND OUTRAGE Mrs Mary Maycock one of the pioDenver Colo — If the orders issued neers of Weber county died suddenly are Home of an Italian Wrecked by DyHenry A Buchtel on December 22 at the home of her by Governor namite Explosion son John Maycock of Pleasant obeyed by the district attorney of the Pa — The home of R Brownsville View The deceased was a native of state the laws on the statute books an Italian was wrecked and crossed the plains with against gambling and in regard to the F Fredianl England enliquor traffic will be vigorously The enby an explosion of dynamite the handcart brigade in 1856 forced in in the future The governor tire front of the house was blown out At a meeting of the Citizens’ club bis proclamation all instructs district but neither Fredianl nor members of of park City a committee was put officers and peace to vigorfamily were injured to work to ascertain Recently he if there were attornejs anand ously enforce these laws any needy people in town and if so to nounces that he has arranged with received letters’ Yrom an alleged Black Hand society A diligent threatening death if give them needed relief Attorney General Dickson to prosecute not was revealed search paid the society and only about ten perall violators if the local officers do not money the authorities believe the Black sons who could really be called in act The law against prize fighting Hand is responsible for the outrage need will also be enforced Howard Hunt a lineman employed Hard Times Make Many Soldiers In Salt Lake City was instantly killed Stunned by Blows on Head and Then — General Elliott comWashington Drowned while at work coming in contact with mandant of marines has reported to a high tension wire as a result his N J — The woman whose Newark Metcalf that for the first Secretary foot slipping as he was climbing a nude body was found on the HackenHunt was 21 years sack meadows telephone pole in the town of Harri- time in many months the marine was now up to its full compleof age and but recently came to Salt son on December 26 was stunned by corps Lake from Kansas ment of 8700 enlisted men General blows on tbe head and then thrust Plans for the erection of a new head foremost into a pool of water" Elliott reports that not only has he tabernacle at Ogden have been sub- This grewsome story was told at the secured all the men he A'ants but has from the newspapers adof Weber autopsy which left no doubt as to the withdrawn mitted to the presidency details of the murderer’s work The vertisements calling for recruits but stake The building will cost and will occupy the site of the body is believed to be that of Agnes be is now in a position to pick his men when there is need for further recruita domestic who had been present tabernacle It is expected O’Keqfe families In ment The Industrial depression is reby several that the work will be completed be- employed sponsible for this condition Orange fore the end of 1908 James Grundy of Salt Lake had a Countess Wants Marriage Means Death to Moorish Fanatics Legalized narrow escape from death in a pool Paris — It is already apparent that authorities here Florence — The William room in Salt Lake when have been asked to legalize the marthe replacing of General Drude by Bailey placed a gun against his stomof Enrico D’Amada marks General Toselli the music the beginFortu- riage ach and pulled the trigger teacher and the Countess Montignoso French polning of a more energetic nately the cartridge failed to explode divorced wife of the crown prince of icy in Morocco General Drude has Bailey is in Jail charged with an atThe authorities so far have been in command Saxony of the French tempt to commit murder not officially legalized a divorce which forces in Morocco but is retired nomThe Utah Construction company was not obtained through the Italian Genaccount of 1th has just completed iW'the Western courts and it is expected that the inally on eral D’Amada has been In command Pacific railroad whlcn is being built present request will not be granted There is reason to to Salt Lake the courts having already refused to at La Rochelle from San Francisco however General that work amounting to 110000000 which recognize marriages contracted abroad believe is only a part of the contract The by Italians who became foreign citi- Drude’s recall is due as much to dissatisfaction with his course of zens for the a hesitating obtaining purpose company Is also doing work in New as to his Illness divorce Mexico Idaho and Oregon Evelyn REMEMbER THIOt WILE PORT OF SPAIN NEWS The total output of the Utah can' nerles for the past season will reach 733850 cases Cherry trees In Salt Lake county are yielding $10 to $12 worth of fruit each season The price of coal has been reduced now by the Salt Lake dealers and is selling at $575 a ton delivered War is to be waged against Ogden saloon men who have been in the habit of selling liquor to minors It LEAVES DEMI UTAH UTAH STATE River doors FLEET Jr Goldfield Goldfield are moment that cided to call Vessel Brought Into Port After rific Battle With Sea Ter- San Francisco — Leaking at rate of eighteen inches a day with her men exhausted after a long battle at the pumps to keep the vessel afloat the American ship Erskine hound from Seattle for M Phelps Karlul sought refuge from the storm off this port Thursday and morning arrived in the harbor shortly before noon So desperate was the struggle waged by the members of the ship’s crew to make San Francisco lest their vessel founder at sea that all arriving were on the verge of colThe Phelps left Seattle many lapse days ago bound for Karlul in ballast in command of Captain Graham While off Cape Flattery nine days ago the vessel sprung a leak for Using the Mail Penalty With Intent to Defraud Colo — Promoters mining engineers and other persons convicted of using the mails with intent to dewith the sale of fraud in connection stock in the Spanish Bullion Mines were sentenced by Judge company R E Lewis in the United States district court here as follows: George and C Lee Dubois L S Dubois Blackwell and thirty days in jail William H Wilson 11000 fine each A E Keables W B Cameron and imfifteen days’ Arthur Lawrence Arprisonment and 500 fine each thur Levan and E W Sebben $100 R fine and costs amounting to $200 $50 fine Hunt and Danton Pincus and $150 costs Small Avoids Being Caught to Hla Wife In a $f yis bouM ywr Chris tows presents ef us you bought relisble guaranteed goods Our guarantees work every day in the year Lie Yes there are some exceedingly resourceful married men living in this city there certainly are says the New York Sun This one a month or so ago kftd Co He was due to be abgo to Chicago sent about two weeks His youug wife hated to have him go They’ve been married a year you know only Now when he goes on business trips as ho quite often does this man always makes jiis wife happy by making a great show of taking her picture along with him Then when he’s writing to her from the place he goes to he writes about how the sight of her on hlB dresser Boothes his photograph lonesome hours and so on Usually the last thing that he does when packing his bag is to grab the cabinet photograph of his wife the only one of the kind in the house until this thing happened that stands on the mantel in the front room of the flat and he stuffs it conspicuously In his bag while she looks on But when he started for Chicago on this last trip he was in Buch a dead rush" that in packing he quite forgot the photograph of hie wife He had to hustle for the train and so for the first time he overlooked his little performance After he’d gone she noticed that he’d forgotten the picture But she mentally excused him for forgetting A day or so after her husband's an rival in Chicago she received a letter from him that amazed and shocked her quite beyond expression In this letter her husband said among many other things not at all germane to the point of this narrative that he was deriving all kinds of solace and consolation from her picture which as usual he had perched on his dresser etc Of course she had good reason to be amazed and shocked when she read that letter Now three or four days after his arrival in Chicago he was writing her another letter in which he started to tell her about the joys and delight he was extracting from the sight of her picture on his bureau — when a sudden wave of memory overwhelmed and stunned him He suddenly recalled that he didn’t have the picture with him at all He thought it out for a minute Then he went righk ahead and finished the letter to her about how much consolation etc he was finding in the picture of her Anjj he mailed the letter fi" Hie way out was this: He ia well acquainted personally as well as in a business way with the who had taken that photographer of his wife And so immediately he wired to the photographer here An New York him to make Instructing instanter a print of that photograph of his wife — which the photographer knowing the wife too could quickly identify — and to fire it along by special delivery to Chicago The photographer here in New York fired it along to the resourceful one in Chicago who went out and bought an elaborate oval gilt frame for It He knew that his wife would Imagine when he got back home that she had him and that she would have a little sadness about her and so on And he had that end of It correctly She had meant to restrain prophesied herself but when he flung his armi about her on entering the fiat she coland fell lapsed from having worried to weeping He of CQurse with a wide eyed gaze of utter innocence asked her what on earth could be the matter it she “Oh you Denver could gasped me a “Story?” said he winking sagely at himself in the mantel mirror over her shoulder little one “Say look what’s this all about anyhow? What What on earth are you talkstory? about?” ing she gasped between her — sobs “about me that you were at it every and have It with you at all— it's on the this Then he pushed her away from him and regarded her with an expression of lofty and wounded sadness pTkT 12345 12345123456123456 23456 Worries Leads to Death Financial little one” he said to her in G New York — Ernest Stedman that"My Injured abused tone “my dear do vice president and director of the J you really mean to say that you could C Lyons Building & Operating comthink me capably of that — me?” were for which receivers appany dear” she sobbed committed suicide by Jumppointed “the is on the ing in 'ront of a subway train at the and—” The fatai-tstreet station Fourteenth For he put his bag on top of precipitated a panic among the the reply room table opened It and of dining lundreds waiting passengers Women became hysterical and it was there right on top of the clean linen with difficulty that the crowd was and beautifully wrapped about in a A white silk muffler was her photograph controlled by the subway police valuation of over $7000000 is placed "Dearest’’ he said to her "didn’t I upon the real estate owned by thf tell you when you came back from Lyons company the country last summer that I had Fight Between Strikers and Police another print of that photograph made just for carrying away on business Results in 210 Deaths that I got this frame for it to an of- trips and Valparaiso — According and that I put it in the bottom of my ficial statement the recent encoun as soon as I got it so’s I’d be grip between nitrate at strik- sure not to ters Iquique forget it? But to think ers and the police resulted in the that you would suspect— ha ha ha! killing of 210 men and the wounding And Is that what ailed the poor little of fifty During one of the engagewhen I came In? ments the troops fired particularly Bat I certainly am humiliated to think but that you’d at the leaders of tbe strikers cuspect— well well” and their aim was poor and the men were he tu’ved out of the winand gazed The president and vice not hurt dow sadly president of the strike organization Then she had to square herself of anarchists who are Spanish have disappeared Course 170 LINC3 SALT LAKE CITY UTAH Write for Booklet PLANTS SEEDS Bmton earth TnFFB I llrFa Vraa catalog lntern’l Nnnerlra " l eoTr REPARTEE OF Colo Agenta Wanted THE JUVENILES In Children 8mart Washington change of Compliments Ex- there was a severance of Evidently friendly relations between two of a group of small girls who a minute before had been about the romping award In Dupont Circle for Just as the writer approached the daughter of a southern legislator called out to her small companion from tho west: “The girl with the red dress on is a cowgirl! The girl with the red dress on is a cowgirl!” Again and was the taunting challenge again hnrled at the western maid who finally with one supreme “Oh effort at retorted: very well then the girl who is Is a sheep! I’d sooner he a cowgirl than a sheep ’cause the and president is fond of cowboys not a secretary but even cowgirls likes a sheep!” He Knew How "How” asked the young man who had just bought the village paper and as an edidesired to win prominence tor "can I get the public to become interested in my journal? I know thing is to make a good paper but if nobody takes it how will anyone find out that it is good? Somemust be done to attract attenthing to undertion — to cause the people stand that we are on earth’ “That’H' be easy” said the traveling printer who had stopped over to assist in putting the patient on its feet “Just print an item saying that a certain preacher in this town will get into trouble if he doesn’t cease paying attentions to a certain married member of his flock and cease quick I’ll bet the paper that item won’t be off the containing before there’s a press 40 minutes in thla copy of it in every house town” — Chicago RecordHerald Fat Men and Jobs Employment agents say it’s about as' hard to get work for a fat man as for one a According to their statements employers of labor hold that a fat man is indolent They assert that the hustler the fast nervous rather’ energetic worker is sinewy than fat and does 30 per cent more work than the soft fat fellow “It i not uncommon for us to advise fat applicants to diet” said an employment agent “and reduce their weight before to canvass for a job” beginning as recorded exDr Osier has pressed no opinion on the expediency of chloroforming men who are running to adipose tissue All Were Prime Ministers An eminent surgeon was once sent for by Cardinal Du Bois prime minister of France to perform a very serious operation upon him The cardinal said to him: “You must not expect to treat me in the same rough manner as you treat your poor at your Hotel Dieu” “My lord” replied the surgeon with great dignity “every one of those miserable wretches as your eminence is pleased to call them is a prime minister ln my eyes” — Success Magazine ' Happy Suggestion A scientist comes forth with tho statement that an antiseptic should bo used after the fourth kiss Nonsense! Why not stop at the fourth and begin over again? Worse and Worse A convict in a German- prison had been extremely refractory One means and another had been tried but nothing could break his spirit One morning the governor said to the warder: “I say Huber the scoundrel is behaving worse than ever Put him on bread and water” “But he is already doing two fast days sir” "Then give him a cookery book to read We must break his spirit somehow” — Illustrated Bits Exiat on Summer Earnings is a population in the Bowof New York city that numbers in high hundreds that lives in Bowluxury without work ail winter on as savings of summer earnings "barkers” and other attaches of various places of amusement in the popu- There ery the ery the lar resorts Many Bricks In Chimney When the chimney on the old TrisGoidtbwalte house in Fort Hill Me was torn down recently 10000' bricks were taken out or enough to build four ordinary This chimneys one was built 195 years ago tram Water Streets from Tramcara In Milan Italy they water the streets from the electric tramcars On these watering cars reservoirs have been adapted to the platforms and these reservoirs are emptied as the car runs by means of perforated tubes at the front and back placed of the car They Like It One of the mysteries of this world and little short of a miracle is why to be people will allow themselves gulled so easily |