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French Architect Sued the Imitator and th Cate Waa Decided Against Hie Heir The strangest copyright question debated came before a Paris when It waa asked to decide th controverted copyright of a house An architect at had built several apartment houses on a piece of ground belonging to him and had devised an original facade of colored bricks He at leaBt considered It original as when the houses were finished he had a plate with an inscription placed on the walls to the effect that the facade of the house was his copyright and imitations were prohibited Seeing a building in Paris some time afterwards which had Just been completed the architect thought facade which was also of the that colored bricks was nothing but an imitation of his own He began a lawsuit against the owner and the architect for Infringement of the copysoon laws but right afterward he died His heirs however continued the lawsuit which has now been decided by the court Three experts were called They agreed that the facade of the house at was peculiar and might even be allowed the protection of the copyright laws but on the other hand the house built in Paris was equally original and there was no proof that it had been copied from the others The architect or rather his heirs therefore lost their That’s the light to see your way clear by Sec Manager Manion an get wired Be j Sevier Light Power & Milling Co-- ever court case 1 — GOOD THINGS TO EAT How TO EAT BRIDE IN DISTRESS to Go to Coney Island but Boarded Albany Boat 1 - New York — A woman who de- Mrs J J Day of street intended to go to Coney island but didn’t go Instead she would have arrived at but for the act of a tugboat Albany captain who took her off the Frank Jones a Hudson river steamboat of somewhere in the neighborhood Tarrytown and returned her safe and sound to what she described as her “waiting husband” and "brideThe real groom of a few weeks" Mrs Day denied that she had figured in the transfer jmd intimated that the woman was a girl friend who is her guest The woman wanted to go aboard one of the Iron Steamboat company’s at hand” vessels but failed to realize she was a passenger on board the Frank Jones until Yonkers hove in sight Gratefully Received A charitable man in Birkenhead Then she declared that “hubby” f once sent a bundle of clothing would sit up all night looking for He re- Ills “bride” in vain and wept very bitio a philanthropic society was sympaceived from one of the recipients of terly Loucks Captain garments given away by the society thetic but firm Signals of distress the following note: from the whistle of the Frank Jones “The man giv’ me brought the Albany another Hudson community amongst other things what he called iver steamboat alongside in Jig time a pair of inexpressibles I found your “What’s the matter? Riot?” asked name and where you lived in one of Captain Post anxiously leaning over wife so the pockets when laffed My the rail of the Albany I showed ’em to her that I thot she “No a bride” replied Captain would have a fit She wants to know Loucks his megaphone through If there lives and breathes a man who a blooming we were has legs no bigger than that She “Thought Coney island tripper and is afraid hubsed if there was he orter be taken by will miss her when she’s gone” up for vagransy for having no visible the “Too bad" floated response means of Bupport I couldn’t get ’em across the water “we are all out of on my eldest boy so I used ’em for salts Is there anything else If you have another imelllng my can do?” pair to spere'my wife would like to “Why 'yes” responded the skipper get ’em to hang up by the side of the the Frank Jones “If you think of fireplace to keep the tongs in”— Lon- jf It you might telephone to J J Day don Telegraph street that it 317 West run bis wife Is taking an unexpected Retort Courteous op to Albany and won’t be back till At a dinner party the other day a tomorrow” a his of prig inquired plain neighbor woman who talked a lot “Tell me why RGNAWAY EOYS FIND ERROR isn’t a woman like a She gave it up of course and then In Lads Get Stranded Two Pittsburg he told her with a smirk — “Because Cincinnati and Writes Injunction reflects without speakl to All Youths ing hut a woman speaks without reflecting” Cincinnati—Frank Helber and JoShe flushed slightly but the next moment she had him “That Is quite seph Lechner of Pittsburg both aged out to see the who Btarted fifteen clever’’ she said with a charming a few days ago were found world “Now perhaps you can tell me imile Mr— the difference between your tqrly the ether morning sleeping under the Cincinnati & Ohio bridge in lex and a looking glass” Cincinnati They told the officers He confessed his Inability In "Well you see’’ she answered and that they had come to Cincinnati car and thought they were listening now “well you a parlor sveryone Howee a mirror is polished I don’t think going to see the entire world soon gave tome men’s manners always are do ever thpir money they were forced to sleep anywhere rou?” they could find a place to lie down Heiber said his father died last and that his mother is very March Easily Learned "Did you learn any French while sick He doesn’t know why he left will send them rou were in Paris?” The officials asked Bildad her Helber has written the meeting Slithers shortly after his re- both home turn from Europe to all youths: following injunction home "Not Never It Is "Oh a little” said Slithers leave "Boys— I got so I the best place on earth io very much though “If you ever feel the hankering jould say cigarette in French” Is to see the world ask your home folks “What said Bildad "Good!” jigarette in French?" what is the best thing to do “I started out feeling like a mil"’Cigarette”1 said Slithers— Harlionaire I had $12 I thought that per’s Weekly was plenty They found me sleeping nder a railroad bridge The Ordeal “That old song ’There’s No Place “I have called sir to see the photo Like Home’ Is the truest song ever Jf the lady with f 25000 who wants a written” " husband” “Can you keep your face straight?" Rob Her Own Stocking "Of course I can" O— Mrs Nora Jenkins Springfield We’ll break you in “Very well who kept her savings of $31 In her lr8t with the $5000 applicants and stocking which she wore to bed arose then gradually sb you grow stronger off In her sleep took the stockings we will work you up to the big prize down stairs and taking the money This way please and don’t getjright-med- " buried it In the cellar It was sevfound she before it eral days ws v- River Tugboat Hudson Sympathetic Captain Took Her Off and Returned Her to “Bridegroom of Few Weeks” icribed berself West 517 as At this critical stage Captain Ulster Davis who was a board the Frank Jones saw a towboat belonging to the Cornell Towing line of Snatchwhich he is superintendent ing the megaphone he hailed the tugboat and ordered it alongside The woman amid cheers and congratulations was placed on board the tug and returned to Manhattan When Mr and Mrs Day learned of the report that the passenger had given the name of Mrs Day they declared they had both been at home on the day in question They refused to give the name of the young woman who is their guest but some of their friends were discussing amid giggles the subterfuge of the "bride” who did not want to take a of one to to Instead Albany trip Coney AIMS TO ABOLISH TROUSERS Berlin Society of Scholars and Artists Proposes New and Unique Garments— Discard Linens Berlin— A society of seventy persons has been organized in Berlin for the purpose of reforming the style of men’s garments It is composed of persons from all sorts of professions and alms at abolishing trousers substituting knickerbockers while coat and waistcoat are to give way to a sort of loose blouse hanging well down to the knees Linen of all sorts is to be discarded The newspapers treat the matter as and some of more or less absurd them challenge the members of the to appear in pubsociety themselves The Cologne Galic in the new garb zette goes deeper and points out that Germany can have no influence over the world’s fashions for men’s clothof ing because of the predominance over civilian the military uniform here where even the emclothing peror never lays aside his helmet for a silk hat It thinks that the fashion for men’s garments will continue to be set at London for “a popular dandy of Lon don clubdom has more influence In setting the fashions than the whole of this society of German scholars artists and writers” The modern Frenchman has taken an inventive turn with his clothes I am leaving aside the man who has become Anglicized by reason of much circulars from reading of tailors Bond street and who take naturally to his flannelette suit in summer— he is the exception the large excepThe ordinary tion Parisian If you produce a hot sun becomes playful sartorially and disports himself in the strangest garb Sitting opposite to me in my club Is a representative who looks uncommonly like specimen Groceries Fish Bank Call In v SESfii to emphasize the merits of your business or announce your special sales A straight story told tn straight way to the readers of this paper will quickly reach the ears of the thoughtful intelligent-buyinpublic the people who have the money in their pockets and the people who listen to reason and not noise Our books will show you a list of the kind of people you appeal to Call and see them at this office Paris— Many strange things happen Paris but the most weird and ghastly expression of novel social entertainments this season was a dinner given by a certain New York woman celebrating as she thought the death of her rich The lady has been in Paris since the close of the Nice season Her husband who doe not care for butterfly life society remains in the villa at Nice The other day she received a telewhich read: gram from her' husband "Mother la dead” Thinking it was the wealthy mother of her husband she Invited friends to dinner saying she was going to celebrate a new and better era in her life which the forwould bring tune of her Some of the more sensitive guests rebelled inwardly at the idea but the Next day the hostess dinner went on sent apologies to her guests saying who had it was not her died but her own mother The by her husband merely rea received for her peating cablegram at Nice COUPLE GIVE KISSING Go to HOMER RASMUSSEN’S Cash Store for GENTS FURNISHINGS Confectioneries A Large Qrowd Gathers and Enjoys culation at Piasa Chautauqua— J Girl Was Pretty a diver on a bean feast if you can Imagine a diver- - regaling himself on He anything but oysters or sponges has certainly a appearance a Curious khaki cloth very light and very sMny He looks more than ever like wtber Neptune in an off moment as he pulls at his long pipe OUTFITTING Ice Cream Tobacco PLACE FOR GENTLEMEN M everything in LUMBER Nephi Plaster Portland Cement and a fine line of Builders Hadware Os- St Louis — Fiasa Chautauqua was aroused soon after the arrival of the steamer Alton by a volley of smacks Several men and women ran down to the river and beheld a young woman and a swain in bue serge sitting close One of his together on the beach hands was clasped firmly in hers With regularity he popped his each kiss was so and hers lips upon In a few vigorous as to be audible minutes the news spread throughout the resort Swimming pools and walking paths were deserted and scores of persons flocked to points of vantage In reply to jeers the young man cried: "You fellows are only jealous Don’t you wish it were you?” The enraptured pair remained absorbed In one another until it was time to take steamer to hack St Louis The the girl was a brunette about 22 years old and was prettily dressed The man seemed a few years older Cigars NEW LUMBER SHOW & St Louis— "Whew It is hot!" One may hear this hundreds of times a day now that Paris has had a taste I caught a of real summer weather deputy going into the Palais Bourbon with white shoes and looking quite writes with himself the pleased of the Paris correspondent The golf collar is still to to the as an adjunct be invented French summer costume but the kummerbund is here oddly in vogue In those with wearers protuberant parts The really classic figure is the Frenchman with a black alpaca coat white linen trousers a Panama hat with a rakish twist behind an immense blue tie with white spots a of brilliant handkerchief hue and design half wray out of his pocket the whole smmounted by a gray cotton umbrella This venerable type still exists but is becoming rarer’ n jumi ftufrni in Alpaca Coat Worn in Paris Real Summer Weather Work Revolution In Men’ Fashions In French Capital— Few of Change yr n KIK American Woman in Paris Give Din ner In Honor of Law’ Demise Only to Find Error Wanted OF “ You Don’t Need a Town Crier — The real novelty of the great aviation meet recently held on the lake front was the Curtiss The machine travels in the air or on the water with almost equal operated by Hugh A Robinson reached facility When St Croix Johnstone fell to his death in the lake Mr Robinson in the the wreck within half a minute and could have rescued the unfortunate aviator bad he come to the surface CHICAGO DEATH CO EHI inrf T to The Infamous Captain Morgan and his piratical crew were sometimes in tight places at Panama and on one occasion were reduced to eating their “Some leather bags persons” says one of the company Exquemelin (whose narrative is reproduced in "The Buccaneers in the West Indies”) “who never were out of their mothers1 kitchens may ask how these pirates could eat swallow and digest these pieces of leather so hard and dry Unto whom I only answer: That could they once experiment with hunger or rather famine is they would certainly find the manner by their own necesFor these sity as the pirates did first took the leather and sliced it in Then did they beat It between pieces two stones and rub it often dipping It in the water of the river to render It by these means supple and tender Lastly they scraped off the hair and roasted or broiled it upon the fire And being thus cooked they cut it Into small morsels and ate It helping It down with frequent gulps of water which by good fortune they had right SUPPLY & PETFR90V JR Proprietor A thoroughly eomolete Green line of Mea’ Groceries Fruit eto You’ll always find me in net door to the 1 LEATHER Pirates Managed Morgan’s Swallow and Digest It to Avoid Starvation MEAT SAUNA CELEBRATES LEARNED can always find them at the old You Doors Windows Johnson-Arneso- AAAAitiAAtfeA Moulding 6 Black Lumber Co n A A AAA A AtfeA A Phone ifeA REAL ESTATE ! 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Use this paper if you want some of their business JV fits Decency In Bathing Cults Santa Monica Cal— By a vote of the city council the scant bathing suits that heretofore Inadequately garbed the forms of men lolling on the Eands have been banished from this beach Men must wear skirts on theirsurf costumes The short trunks must be lengthened Into trouserettes reaching to the knees and there must be sleeves Furthermore “bathers" must bathe when they come down to the beach not merely disport themselves on the sands The new order was put through by irate citizens There was no complaint about the costumes worn by women although they also are ! dered to bathe and not pose "Spooning parties” are barred Killing Savage Rooster Justified London— The killing of a rooster by a father whose child it attacked was held to be Justified by Judge Smith at Atherston county court Sued by the bird’s owner the father pleaded that he killed the cockerel which was notoriously savage as f was attacking his child Use This Paper will occupy your entire time when you become a regular advertiser in T HI 5 PAPER! 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