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Show some rljy wish you hadn't. I'll glvi to you a inotiii-ii- t "Nut fur win Ms. .Ml. s Susan Hates! My In art. I blmul'l s.iy my wtle.yearm I t In me sllj- its. afif-- r accept yout kind offer, thankful lor this brief re . and he rolled over spin- ir riMiM-'iiiiilmr. while Suslt In went smiling with grliu de tei iiiinaiioii. the sll;iii-ra- , and Dick She tluVi a murmured worn with mi put of thank. Tln-- tin- - subject was drop ped and appureiilly forgotten. The t morning ae Dick entered i he dining mom the saw a parcel ad to him. lie opened it In some iliessi-haste and pleasant expectation, to THEto T::ARCUS. Rural gin ih- -.r r ueilened western Salt Lane City Pund.iy Kv-r- ly the Price: I1-5'- "5 Interesting Bits of News Picked Up Here and There at the National Capital LAZY DICK. son. 14 Eaifle Block Raa-so- n Me had Jut come (mm I lie golf into the links, and hi- - flung lilmm-ihammock with a weary yawn. "Tired?" asked Elide, In the "adoi lug sifter" tone. beat. In fact. Kun up''Wry; stairs and get my slippers, t here's a dear. Whai! s hook fell t( the veranda with a thud, as Susie sat erect Mock 1 lind-t- iis r Amusements. Suit I.ake Theatre (Kir at South and rente, up. State), Eastern surceases, 25below lat Orpheum (Stale atreet, to $1. South), Vaudeville, 55 cent Bed Theatorluui (315 South Main), Moving picture. Grand (Second South, caat of State), delndrama. 25 to 75 centa. VauLyric (Main, below 3rd South), 30 rent. 20 10, deville, Electric Theatre (2C4 8. State), Moving picture!. 10 centa. Mckleodeon (Main, between lat and 2nd So), Moving Pictures, 6 centa. J j . slipis-ra- la that public attention aome-wha- II tossi il them away and glared at Susie scrohs the table. That young lady was calmly eating buttered toast and heeded him not. Me took no out ward notice, beyond a shrug of his shuuldei. and brushed away the In ddctit, in preparation for a morning ride um his wheel. It was to be a long one, so he war delighted to find a plump little bundle strapped to his handle bar. Lunch loomed up pleas-floo- r antly at midday. When hot and dus- - l niutlura, fixed upon financial friend of the postal saving banka ahould bestir themselves uut only to famlllarlxe the perfect the till, but lo There la no nierlta. !ta with people doubt but that auch a eyatero would lie very popular. The dcpoalta at two or three per the cent intercut would eoon enable interest-bearingovernment to pay off all It obligations now used to national bank uotPi The bauk notes thus retired could bo replaced bearing legal tender by note baaed upon the saving banka asset depoalta. Theae note would be functreble aerve a would and money tion: First The greater the amount or of depoalta the greater the aecurity or money. medium the circulating Second The government would lie to the paying saving bank Interest or to bond people at large lnatead holdera and national banks aa at MUCttTRAVELING DONE WASHINGTON. ation stations along from the Canadian line to Winnipeg and VanNevada Exploration and Mining thence to Seattle and Company, k corporation. Location of San Francisco and nailing from that principal place of business, Salt Lake Utah. port on July 25 for Honolulu, where he City, Notice Ib hereby given that at n arrived on July 31. On his return he meeting of the Board of Directors visited the Yellowstone National park, held on the 13th day of November, was but this part of the trip entirely 1907, an assessment of cent per one of pleasure, and was at the secre- share was levied on the stock capital tary's personal expense. of the corporation, payable December On this trip he wai accompanied by 18, 1907, to F. B. Scott, treasurer, at 15 hie wife, son, daughter and private tec Eagle llldg., Salt Lake City, Utah. Any ret ary, only Secretary Straus' own ex- stock upon which this assessment may penses, of course, being borne by tbe remain unpaid on the 18th day of Degovernment. It is estimated at the cember, 1907, will be delinquent and department of commerce and labor advertised for sale atIs public auction, made before, unless payment that Secretary Straus trip cost the and, 1,800 will be sold on the 11th day of Janugovernment not more than 1908, at the hour of 12 oclock m., And It is claimed for It that it was of ary, 14 Eagle Bldg., Salt Mke City. at deto benefit the Immense business Utah, to pay the delinquent assesspartment. ment, together with the cost of advertising and expense of sale. F. B. SCOTT, Secretary. Office, 14 Eagle Building, Salt Lake Montreal couver, going ; 4 G0VERMENT ever-changi- hMSwHw ent. Business Is affected; trouble results, as at present Instead of bank notes If all the paper money were gold and silver certificates, and full legal tender asset money based upon the postal savings banks deposits, there would be no runs," or If by ehance there should be one tbe government would Imply pay back to the people their own money and they would lose their At the same time In all Interest. other sections of our country the people would be pouring In their savings by the millions, thus automatically strengthening the public credit. The corner stone of sound finance Is a sufficient volume of money The backed by absolute aecurity. volume of money should Increase at a greater ratio than the Increase of This Increased ratio population. would result from the profits of the savings bank department On the other band, when the amount of deposits greatly exceeded the volume of circulation based per capita, the excess could be used for general government purposes In lieu of indirect taxes. At tbe coming long session of congress It would be well to revise some of our monetary laws, profiting by the experience of the last quarter or a century. r wwfi "I will get your slippers, said Sue, wHli her head up and her nose In the air. She rose from her chair and went toward the front door, then she faced about and caught the occupant of the hammock chuckling quietly between the brotherly winks at Elsie. 'I beg you to understand, Dick Carleton, that 1'in not meek. If you lot me get your slippers for you, you'll ty. he threw himself on the ground and opened the bundle he found therein his slippers, with a line from SECRETARY WILSON la anotherIn to have put some strenuous traveling while InIn hia department "51 ay these sandwiches prove as specting conditions In the west. He looked Into the big tuugh as shoe leather. lie fastened them up again and bore timber reserves, and Secretary Garfield 8u-si- them hack silent ly. The sad man left them at the door the next day In a box. Anothed day Dick kicked them from under the table, where she placed them beside his chair. There was no hour of his life Indoors which iiassed unhaunted by the allpimrs. Even when the fellows went off camping for a week the slipimrs were somehow smuggled In with the luggage. Dick grew sick of the very eight of them and tired ot trying to keep bis temper- - when the family smiled. Hut the cure worked well, though, the battle was a slleut one. The next time Dick came home "dead bent" he crept up to his room ror his slippers hcroi he sought the comfort of the hammock. Thf was a surrender, which Susie accepted gracefully, and from that day the slippers cessed to appear at regular and Irregular Intervals. Washington Star. . City, Utah. First publication, BUSINESS handle with a pretty colored ribbon ending with a bow. Take a piece of Pretty Gifts Which Can be Made by linen, scallop the edges with heavy-flosand embroider a monogram in the Girle. the center of one aide. Fit thli linen Are you the kind of child that likes over the straw part of the broom, leavto muke pretty Utile gifts for your ing about one luch of the straw showparents, teacher or friend? If an, you ing. Where the linen and ribbon meet will be Interested In this rolled pen- - tie a graceful bow of the riblmn. Or course, explains Philadelphia Ledger, you must tie a cloth, over the broom part when you clean with It; bnt when you have finished and have removed the cloth, the decorated broom is an ornament hanging In some corner of the room. Try it and see for yourself. COLD WATER MUSIC. Salt Lake t'lly haa cause to con gratulate Itself on having an opportunity to hear one of the foremost American eak uion the foremost subject of tiie uge. The lion. John Barrett, journalist, orator mid trav- This Is a very old amusement, but only those who have tried It know how much melody may lurk In a glass of water. If you have eight thin turn biers, of the same size and ahape. yu can make a musical scale -- quite (aU!j.. Each tumbler contains a certain amount of cold water, more or less according to the volume r oiuiil re qulreal; this you may fin, irj(1 tlcally by dipping your linger i ,ie water ami diasiug briskly round and round the sharp outer rim t,f v,uu glass. This produces ti musical note The fuller the glass. n,(, the note. The swift morion of the nn ger round the edge produce a Vibra Mon on the surface or tiltparticularly If the edge is ihn and eWn cut. The glasses, with iimei- -t of water, might be j It, n ihr scale Older on a table row.vd with Null cloth and Hide fell. 'Mi'll ,f a glass put wih a car for mimic ami a finger, which I tli,. cat to um. Each glam limit be hM llrmly. quite near the so to mar the sound, with the fonbng!.. the thumb of the lef: iiar.i. .hs way ull familiar air may be pr j1O0(, with some really aw.vt vibrations if you know how to use your !lns, r t , the best advantage. a cn-n- d e make no In listening to John Barrett'a lecture. The man himself is a ninenetlc sieaker. flumi and forceful, and In great demand by rhamhers of rnmmcrrc nnd other business organizations to discuss the greater questions of the times. STATESMEN his entire vacation tramping the mountains around Sacra mento hunting small game, while Sec retary Root, In addition to spending some time at hia home In New York took the now famous cure for several spent through weeks st Muldoons. During his absence from Washing ton Postmaster General Meyer, with the exception of about ten days, when he was fishing in Canada, kept In close touch with the postal affairs In Washington, and Secretary Taft, while he waa at Murray Bay, Canada, also found time to keep up with the more important matters requiring action by the head of the war department Attorney General Bonaparte, la addition to spending about a month at JLenox, was absent at different times during tbe summer at his home, near Haiti more, but he was at Washington every few days attending to Important legal business of the government, so that it Is hard to classify him. . TAKE UP THE SKATING IDEA gra-liiai..- wiper. Take a piece of chamois skin four Inches wide and 12 Indies long: cut a fringe ntxuit an Inch drop on each side (or eight Indies, leaving the other four Indies plain. Roll a piece uf thin cardboard two indie square around a lead pencil. Then roll the chamois around that, commencing with the plain end, until It Is all rolled up. Tie with a piytty colored ribbon. and pull the pencil out, which leaves a space In the center where a pen nud holder ran be Inserted. This is easily made and Is useful a well a ornamental. Another useful gift 1 a little broom, like you see In the picture, to dust np wooden floors or xtotie hearths. Buy a toy broom for ten cent, cover the Massasoit Mining company, a corporation. Location of principal place of business, Salt Lake City, tUah. Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Directors held on the 24th day of October, 1907, f cent per an assessment off share was levied on the capital stock of the corporation, payable December ' 2, 1907, to A. H. Page, treasurer, at Salt 549 East Second South street. Lake City, Utah. Any stock upon which this assessment may remain unpaid on the 2nd day of December, 1907, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and, unless payment is made before, will be sold on the 23d day of December. 1907, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m., at 549 East Second South street. Salt Lake City, Utah, to pay the delinquent aasessment, together with the cost of advertising and expense of sale. A. H. PAGE, Secretary. Office, 549 East Second South street. Salt I.ake City, tUah. First publication, October 27, 1907. one-hal- ASSESSMENT NO. 2. Utah Newspaper and Mining Company, a corporation. Location of principal place of business, Salt Lake City, Utah. Notice Is hereby given that at a meeting of the Board of Directors held on the 24th day of October, 1907. cent per snare an assessment of was levied on the capital stock ot the 30, corporation, payable November 1907, to L. H. Gray, treasurer, at Id Eagle Bldg., Salt lake City, Utah. Any , this assessment stock upon which may remain unpaid on the 30th day of November, 1907, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at public auction, and, unless payment Is made before, wll be sold on the 23rd day of December. 1907, at the honr of 12 o'clock m., at 14 Eagle Bldg., Salt Lake City, Utah, to pay the delinquent assessment, together with the cost of advertising and expense of sale. I H. GRAY, Secretary. Office, 14 Eagle Building, Salt Lake City, Utah. First publication, October 27, 1907. 1-- 4 Assistant chiefofclerk the scheme Speaker Cannon has been enlisted for In the movement and promises to having postal employes skate to work, skate all the way down the avenue on undertook to demonstrate the other the opening day, with John 8harp' day and arrived at his office much con- Williams, the minority leader. Mr fused and concussed. In rounding a Williams and Mr. Cannon have been curve on Pennsylvania avenue he hit practicing holding each other's hands, a thank you, marni, and smote the and while this has been a little diffisphalt with his nose. During the aft- icult because of Mr. Cannon's greater ernoon he waa dlioed to bark at speed, they have now got so that they folks who came In to ask him ques- can keep step fairly well. Mr. Wiltions about the roller skate procession. liams will go to the speaker's house His Ideas, however, will be taken up on the opening day and make the start In higher circles. A well .defined with him. movement among leading statesmen Is Senator Dailey at first held aloof on aid to be under way for having sena- the ground that it would not look digtors and representatives skat to the nified to skate In a frock coat, and capitol when the session begins. A that he declines to remove that garlarge number of them have been de- ment for any consideration. His sirous of skating tn work for a long friends, however, have put forth such time, but each has hung back for fear strong arguments that In a letter reof being thought singular. Now a ceived here the other day Mr. Baile considerable number have agreed to promises to skate, frock coat and all. start the skating movement simultane- If his rival and foe. Senator Culberson, ously, and a general movement on the can be Induced to do likewise. Culcapitol Is announced for the first Mon- berson wears a cutaway, but It is be lieved he will consent. day in December. AND GUARDIANSHIP NOTICES. Consult County Clerk or respective PROBATE. NOTICE. In the District Court, Probate Division, In and for Salt Lake County, State of Utah. In the matter of the estate of Lena Wnnneho, deceasM vice. i The petition of Wannebo, administrator of the estate of. Lena for confirmation Wannebo. of the sale of hn folVv-tndescribed : real estate o' th dep-,"tots 1 and 2 In block 6 In the First Burlington adrllHnn tn Glendale Park In Salt aLVc Cttr ercnriling to the ren gait Lake corded pla. slu:)o county, Utah, fc- - th sum of $1,500. And upon the following terms, Cash, as appears from the return of sale, filed In this court, has been set for hearing on Saturday, the ICth day of November, A. D. 1907, at 10 o'clock A. M., at the County Court House, In the Court Room of said Court, in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake county. Utah. Witness the Clerk of said Court with the seal thereof affixed, this 29th day of October, A. D. 1907. (Seal.) J. U. ELDREDC.B, JR.. Clerk. MrGurrln & Gnstln. Attorneys. First pub. Nov. 3, 1907. ry-'p-- deoci. PENSION ROLL GOVERNMENT r OF THE ON DECLINE it. to-wlt- to-wl- t: THE , M.-ad- Im-- bo-t..,- i NO. 3. loss to the government pension New Mexico. The amount paid from and the during the fiscal year 1907, Toeka was $15,807,638.24, of pensioners on the roll at her war civil of death veterans, mini the by vrns 31,207, leaving the name of 614.-33-8 that agency was 111,508, or 2,089 less survivors of that war on the roll than June 30, 1906. Missouri, at tbe June 30, 1907. During the year 1.993 end of the year had 49.335 pensioners, more sold lei's of the civil war died who received $6,990,729.74. These figures and facts are conthan during the preceding year. The lotnl number of pensions nn the tained in the annual report of Pension mil at the end of the fiscal year just C'ornmiRKloner Warner. The report ended was 967,371. The net loss to shows that the enslon roll reached r mark January 30, 1905. the roll for the year was 18.600, which the An analysis of the pension roll on was the greatest net loss for any year since Uncle Sam began to pension his June 30, 1907, shoxys the Interesting soldiers. The present fiscal year be- fact that there were at that time three THE RED THEATORIUM. gan with the smallest number of pen- daughters of soldiers of tbe revolutionsioner remaining on the roll since ary war still drawing pensions. 315 8outh Main 8treet The names of 558 widows of the 1S93. Motion Pictures and Songs. latest The amount disbursed for pensions war of ISIS remained on the roll at Admission, 10c; children, 6c. wa S13S.1m.412.40. fiscal of close the last the the year. year during place of amusement. Just the Tail Moved. If there were no deaths during the This money was paid to the pensionContinuous performance 2 to 5 p. Kllzalieth wn asked to yo i,,.,, ers from 18 agencies throughout the present fiscal year It would require m.. and 7 to 11 p. m. ( next room I If the dock tberl! Eight to ton acts in each performcountry, the largest amount bring $140,850,880 to pay Uncle Sam's penwas going Shortly she returned wllh paid from the ageucy at Topeka, Kan., sioners. The average annual value of ance. this information: Change of program every Saturday. which Include Colorado, Kansas, Mis- each pension Is $145.60, this being an "Clock Is slandln' still, but tlis tmti LELAND OFFER, Manager. Oklahoma. Indian Territory and increase of $7.42 over last year. souri, Is waggln'!" a m ml l - Pen Holder and Decorated Broom. Nov. 17, 1907. ASSESSMENT INTERESTING WORK. How You Can Find tho Melody That Lurk in Glass of Water. eler. with a wide acquaintance in nation of the every considerable world, a statesman of the higher order, a diplomat and peacemaker, U. 8. minister to many widely separated nations, nnd director-genera- l of the Bureau of American Republics sucll Is the niiin who will appear aa the fifth number of the I! course of lectures at the First Congregational church on Monday evening next, Nov. IK. He win lecture upon "The Inn-amCanal the Greatest Work on Earth. As the eyes of the world will be dm-c'etoward tanaimt Tor the next decade or mote, nil Americans should lie interesti-,iu it(prog- ress. The rnm pier In of the Panama will tn great measure chnime the course of commerce and measurably revolutionize the oct-ucam inn trade Our own country will most largely profit hy this, nml the and western of the country will led Km ff. cts in facilities for exchange of commodities with our of the southern continent. It will open new fields to be conquered by our young men, miners, and r.illroad man Investigated while absent the public lands, Indian questions, etc., forming-aimixrrtant part of the work of the Interior department. He spent only two weeks' actual vacation at his home in Ohio. The vacations of the other cabinet officers were entirely for recuperative purposes. Secretary gf the Treasury Cortelyou upent the summer on hia ,facin on Long Island, near the presidents home at Oyster Bay, and only '4 hours ride from New York. Hence he was able to keep in close tonch with the financial situation, anl his actual presence here waa not essential. Secretary of the Navy Metcalf went to California,' hia home state, and ROLLER LECTURER. mf.-tak- 1 Flung Himself Into the Hammock, and stared at him. Pld 1 hear you ask a girl to run upstairs and get something fur you? "Sure! My slippers. Elsie's a brick. She knows her poor little bud Is tired. She ulcer than some people cousins, for Instance. "I'm glad I'm not your sister, retorted SuhIh, to fetch and carry. Don't you go, Elsie, and, picking up the falpresent. len book she held It fast, fearing that would of volume money The Third she to might yield to temptation and atm thua respond be more elastic and conditions of bust- - It straight at the lounging figure of the laxy Dick. ness.. "Poor fellow!" began Elsie. The periodic financial disturbances "Poor Grannie! You shan't go, Elthrough which the country passesa must have a cause. A "run on sie. If 1 have to call Aunt Margaret. minor bank In a city may start 'runs "My feet are blistered," groaned on the greater ones. People will with Dick, "and I've stumped each toe ii over-sea- s SOME MEMBERS ABSENT ON non-intere- st r. Mr. T. IV. Bockstie, whose name is familiar to our readers, will soon move to No. 68 South West Temple, Sail Leaving Journeying. long ake City, where he will open up the Washington on June 28, he went first Twentieth Century Tailoring Shop. to Montreal, on one of the longest in Ixxjk for later announcements. pection tours ever undertaken by a cabinet officer. He visited immigrASSESSMENT NO. 2. During the Just closed the nine members of President Roosevelt's cale Inet have spent more than 600 days sway from their desks, and their vacation Journeying and business trips have covered thousands of miles over land and sea. Of tbe nine. Secretary of War Taft la the greatest traveler. Already be has been away from his department more than 80 daya, and, ae he now Is on his way around the world, he his traveled. Including his vacation Journeying and his official trip of the orient, something like 10,000 miles, with much more yet to come. Next to Secretary Taft, Secretary of State Root remained from the npital longer than any other official, and. Including his trip to Mexico, he will have been away so long that it will be hopeless for any other cabinet officer to attempt to equal his record. Until Secretary Taft returns. Secretary Straus will hold the palm for e agt You take MEMBERS OF THE CABINET g BARRETT The telegraph operators made a misIn ever getting a Small man to boss tbe Job. BY ! BANKS. POSTAL SAVINGS Mr. Roosevelt has managed to crowd more things Into his forty-nin- e years-thaany other man of hia time. d Sue got hi slippers but Ha Had to Regret It. Itarll Phone 3366. JOHN The President making merry, over the Japanese war scene, presents a sad, sad spectacle lo Captain Hob- m-x- BUSINESS MANAGER FuhIqck O.'fice Editorial Room Now The Southern railway will scarcely go so far a to blame any state governor for the wreck in Noith Caro-liu- a. n svcondclass matter a Fnlered February 20. 196. at the pnatoBIce at Salt City. Utah. under the Aft of March 3, 179. of lnuure . . Washington Gossip ui.-.ial- is. One Year Six Month Three Mouth L. H. GRAY diamonds. - Boa 17, SubK(-riptl- VM - publishing co.Utah Caruso, the tenor, got more advertising out of a good cry than a prims donna ever got out of the loss ot her high-wate- |