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Tho Fart Sewing Machine if (or (ire year against accident breakage wear (ne tornado lightThis ahotva our ning and water (aitli in SFRE3 M achlno Sevlns T thlt rvhrt roewpel that you tb whole machine (needle belt cr attachment etc) any It trlU be tetlaced you without ebatce Send (or our booklet (n the I)ay’ Wot k” Fiua Sewing Machins Co Chicago I Ivalina Co-o- p ' of Salina Surroundings Whers Anthony Hope Did Much of His Writing— Emile Zola’a Early Days—Gray and Goldsmith’s Poor Lodgings Office Oyer Salma Meat & Supply Company's Store SAUNA Utah AND in United - - DENTIST- - - 1 Flourished Ut BULLOCK n Office Often Humble Richfield Court House I First State Bank Parley Bates and Magleby F UTAH BABY Storo Is the latest This charming photograph portrait of Queen Victoria of Spain holding In her arms her youngest child Prince Juan who was born IaBt June Victoria Is fond of domestic life and devoted to her children London— Happiness it has been well said depends almost entirely on the constitution of one’s habits Which of us does not know some one or other who la unhappy solely from sheer and stuptd habit? Individual cases where persons are unhappy because they have got into the way— the habit— of being gloomy are as common as flatfooted policemen Just as common Indeed are opposite cases where men and women are happy for no other real reason than that it is their habit to be happy Such cases as these are the following cases where great men have been happy from habit even in garrets Emile Zola the great French novelist and essayist allowed the whole world to know through the pages of the Journal dee Goncourt that some of the happiest days of his notable life were those spent away hack in his In a garret There he lived youth and worked on the seventh floor in downright Grub street fashion Anthony Hope one of the most gifted and famous among modern British authors the writer of the “Dolly Dialogues” and several successful plays occupied for years a high room which It was his friend called a garret situated in Buckingham street off the Strand London and there he did the has that bulk of the writing great gone out into the world to cheer those among others who lounge in the easy chairs of cozy drawing rooms It must not be Imagined that Mr Hope worked where he did from reasons associated with eonomy That is far from the case as a glance at a list of the donations and subscriptions he regularly makes on behalf of less successful brothers and sisters would amply prove Robert Buchanan has Informed us In his eloquent way of his days in London with the poet Gray spent in a garret in the neighborhood of Stamford street To be sure they sought cheap lodgings and that is why they were content with a garret At first This eccentricity of the Aviator Tells of Flight From yards’ swim engine had it was found been due to the presence in the petrol tank of London to Manchester some loose pieces of solder— relics quite evidently of its making and these with the swish to and fro of Eccentricities of Motors — improved the petrol in the tank as the machine Mechanism and Dual or Treble rode the dusts had momentarily Motive Power Will Do Away blocked the mouth of the outlet pipe With All Accidents In the only to be washed out again end as might have been expected a London — Thus an elderly and irasjammed Itself in tfte inrlflce cible gentleman: ' "Flown for five fragment and refused to come out and It was years? Then thank God you’re alive then that the motor failed In earnest sir and don’t fly again” Once only I think when a motor A view no doubt that might repre- has stopped In flight have I felt that sent the opinion of many But I do Intake of the breath which probably not purpose to retire wrlteB Claude represents the sensation “having your in Harper’s Weekly It happened heart in your mouth” I Instead of profiting by experience during my second “London to Mafor more nchester” flight Pursuing the victorihope to pilot aeroplanes thousands of miles through the air ous Paulhan I determined to make up How have I in pursuit reckoned ground by a night flight then an unso perilous preserved myself intact? heard of exploit and ascended from ‘‘Luck’’ is the natural answer of the the little village of Roade some sixty miles from London Paulhan being so far ahead of me as Litchfield It was I rose into a dark and pitch vague 'ml black void nothing shoeing In front Anthony Hope save the outline of my elevating Soon however some bright plane specks twinkled far below they were when full of hope and confidence they the lights of the local railway station knew a happiness that only comes to At this moment my motor which had a few The garret was the silent witbeen firing smoothly spluttered sev- ness of that great Joy experienced eral times and stopped Mechanically only by the craftsman who is conI tilted down the machine It being scious of a creative spirit and Buthe only thing to do and dived towmrd chanan when he arrived at comparathe shrouded earth with not the tive wealth looked back upon the alvaguest notion where I should alight most overpowering delight that was or what obstacle I might strike when his for a time during the days spent I did so — house tree church or wall in Stamford street And then as unexpectedly as it had The dark ending of Gray's young stopped and while I was seeking in life was of course fresh in Buchanvain to pierce the pall through which an’s thoughts to the last yet just as I was speeding the engine resumed fresh was the memory of their winged But such an experience Its task moments of ecstasy The enthusiasm though It lasts a bare two or three of their waking hours in the garret seconds Is not readily forgotten burnt in hls soul whenever he looked risk of The engine failure while in back and again pictured himself there flight was ever present In the mind with hls poet companion anxious and of the pioneer But the pilot today Is ready to conquer the world of letters not apprehensive even when over “The FarmThe world famous mountains or seas modern motors er’s Boy” by Robert poem Bloomfield was Indeed have a reliability which was written In a garret The admirers undreamed of a year or so ago When of this English poet are aware that he Bleriot flew the channel he did so In began hls labors in the literary field dread that his engine might stop at in a garret In Fisher’s court and later any moment In another garret in Blue Hart court which are both In the locality of ColeLAWSUIT LASTS 37 YEARS man street within five minutes' walkhouse ing distance of the Mansion All Dead and Case Besides writing “The Farmer’s Boy” Original Judges he wrote bis well known “Autumn” Still Hang Fire — Final Claude as well as hls "Winter” in the gar Disposition Promised ret in Blue Hart court and if I had to respond merelayman it is related that when the great Pottsvllle I’a— Long delays of the ly “yes” or "no” I should be obliged are law were Illustrated Goldsmith But qualifications to say “yes “ began his literary work he in court when needed and Important ones too Judges Bechtel Brumm and Koch re- rented a miserable room with next to In the category of Impending acci- ceived from George L no furniture In It In a part of the Old application dents which examination fails to re- Brown a surviving member of the Bailey known In those distant days as veal should be placed that which Urni of Lawrence & Brown coal op- Green Arbour court he Subsequently when flying the Irish erators asking court to make a Anal went to Wine Office court to the hisfell Mr Loralne had disposition of the Injunction sea His machine like mine toric apartment In which the celebratproceed!n perfect trim but ings brought by the firm Doctor Johnson been pronounced so unexpectedly against the ed the Immortal “Vicar ol when a waste of water lay below and heading Coal and Iron company 37 discovered Wakefield” no ships were in sight bis engine years ago Johnson Doctor the himself and ceased its work case has been pending might well Although to plane down he won- since that time none of the with Goldsmith for It is Commencing Judges sympathize dered how long his biplane would re- now on the bench ever heard of it known that he worked In most hummain afloat But then the engine the judges who originally acted within tumble down on ble circumstances which was still turning slowly began the matter being all dead lodgings In Exeter street Strand Court promised finally to dispose of abruptly to fire again and he flew Thrice did it play the case ahead once more Janitors Want Feather Dusters this trick stopping merely to start Jersey City N J — Because the Travel Far for New Pastor again and giving Its pilot each time board of education will not give them New York— After traveling the foretaste of a watery plunge And 16000 feather dusters In lieu of cheesecloth was miles a committee from the Lewis now in use for dusting furniture In then at last when the airman Avenue Congregational church Brookclose upon the Irish shore It actually schools here the janitors public The machine fell lyn finally selected For hygenio reastopped for good Rev Frank I threaten to strike into tho sea and Mr Loralne com- Ilanscom of Providence to succeed sons the board decidaf upon the their present pastor method of c'tieting cheesecloth pleted his Journey with a hundred States Depositary for Postal Savings Funds LAMMERSDORF Pres JAMES FARRELL H B CRANDALL 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