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Show TRUTH. it often is not merely a few hours WOMEN GAMBLERS ing the afternoon, but is run dur- the call whole night long, so blind to all sense is what they Bridge Whist of propriety do the devotees become;-Oold-fasis the itself The game Jt course, the debauchery is not comwith of whist, played plete without light edibles and heavy oned game h- f means that wines and liquors, and of course, too, a few sharp, cunning and designing women not only keep the others enthused, but rake in all the winnings into their own pockets. This scarlet social beast has as yet appeared in San Franciscos Four Hundred in spots only, but the game is so heartily endorsed by the smart sets of eastern cities that no doubt it will be embraced, patronized and swallowed as a precious invention to kill time, albeit the device and its allurements such swindling opera-tion- s and employ it for temptations are the handiwork of that is at fault, and the fault is the devil to increase his army of of the damned souls. San Francisco a most grievous one because blacklegism of the. occupation. found Only recently bridge whist WHAT CHAUFFEUR MEANS. its way into the Idle and more or less The newest dictionary adds 17,000 mentally debauched circles of New came in but it York fashipnable life, hitherto unaccepted words to the Engnow is and it infecting lish language, having culled this numepidemic form, of gilded social rotten- ber from a list of 500,000 submitted the same sort So fas- for ness all over the country. acceptance. Among the accepted is that it is said, the game, ones a are number cinating that owe their exalmost any istence to the automobile, and their its devotees will resort to sort of dishonest practices to obtain insertion in the dictionary is an acWomen money to play the game. knowledgement on the part of the dicinwho are very rich can afford to tionary compilers that the motor car Most of dulge in that and all other sorts of has enriched our language. as financial so far ability debauchery, the new automobile words are already find-iwork who hard those but in common use, but many of them are goes, to maintain: their position in fashion- not yet given - their correct applicaable life are often put in sore distress tion. As a result some mistakes are when their losings are large, and it is made, probably none so amusing as this class that cross over the line that that which occurred when a well from separates legitimate illegitimate meaning sporting editor asked Barney methods of obtaining the required Oldfield in all innocence whether he was ever troubled with an overheated cash to participate in the game. In St. Paul, Chicago and Cincinnati steering gear. The word that has proved a partichusbands and fathers and' brothers of ular stumbling block, says the WInton fashionable women have become so Auto Era, is chauffeur, adopted from alarmed at seeing the depths of moral the French and meaning in thd originA stoker is defined in degradation, that this new gambling al stoker. our dictionaries as one who applies craze is leading their women folk into, fuel to a furnace, and as this does not that they talk of adopting such posiof tive prohibitory measures as will kill 'ccurately represent the meaning the word chauffeur, the acceptance the snake too dead to be resurrected. of chauffeur as a distinctive word Some idea may be had of how the While become has game crazes some women to stay by chauffeur does imperative. to us mean not it that theft of money from the home it bears a close relation to expense fund, pawning jewels and stoker, engineer, meaning a locomotive eneven lower acts against the moral ortitle employed by der of things have been resorted to to gineer, and is the automobiles. It who operate experts obtain money to bet with. And, too, is to refer to Wm. inaccurate therefore Governor Herrick of K. Vanderbilt, L. Johnson of Ohio, and Mayor Tom Cleveland, for Instance, as chaufR. L. & CO . feurs. These gentlemen have the skill of engineers, yet the work of W. P. COOPER., and Secretary Nuik. engineering an automobile is not with them an employment hut a mere DIRECTORY The distinction is worth pastime. Francisco News-LetteSan PUBLISHERS noting. whist cards, hut bridge has been erected between a cross-wa- y and recreation whist for amusement device. It and whist as a gambling nor of the cards yet is not the- fault twin-broththe of the game that whist, of chess, should be degraded and utilized as a cheating, swindling money-gettinIt and wicked game of of those who is the moral degeneracy - er g. t . POLK r. o ARE NOT OF EQUAL VALUE. Stale Gazetteer ud Bniieu Directory. Sill like (ify Directory. Ogden City Directory. Log1!ity ud Cache Co. Directory. Prove Ciiy ud Utah Co. Directory. Silt Like City Bine Book. Piekle City Directory. Colorado Spriigi City Directory. Trinidad City k Lai iiimu Co. Directory. Grand Junction City k leia Co. Directory Salida City dt Chaffee Co. Directory, ise City & Ada Co. Pocatello City Directory. Buiock Co. Directory. General Offices and Library, 620 - Tel. Dooly Building. 904-- k Sait, Lake City. Branches ' stjogdea. Bolt. Colorado Springs end Pueblo. """ , e i Distinction Made Between Lives Of 'Millionaire and Laborer. The life of a rich man is worth more than the life of a poor man, and the physician has a right to charge the millionaire more for his services than he does the laborer, is the opinion recently handed down by a Philadelphia Judge, who went on to say: The physician is unlike the merchant who has goods of different quality to sell at various prices. He must give his best service in every case. But it does not follow that the service is worth the same in every case. Human life has a pecuniary value of variable quantity, greater in the millionaire than in the laborer. Thus., the practitioner of common sense makes out, his bills to. suit the pecuni ; ' ' ary circumstances of his patienta. The Old Autograph Album. Among the reMosi of the pant, The links of Memory's flinging chain That, with Its meshes, binds qic fast To days that cannot come ugaln. There is no prize more precious than This booklet: thoughtfully I scan Its yellow pages, serlbldod o'er Hy many whom knew of yore. Here a refrain expressing love Beneath the plctu.e of a dove, And there a quit). All traced In childish penmanship. HA'KKKM. WALKER BROTHERS ...Ba?k.er?: . Salt Lake City. Utah Established 1859 1 General Banking Business Transacted. Safety Deposit Boxes For Rent. A half-sarcast- ic If you love me ns I love you 'Neath that trite sentiment I see A name once passing dear to ine. Across the past my memory tiles I see a pair of laughing eyes, I press a little hand that lay Within my ovn that summer day. No knife can cut our love In two," Still, It was but an earthly strand. And what a knife could hover do Was. as a higher power planned, Accomplished by the reapers hand. No knife can cut our love In two." O. treasured' names! O memory! What were existence without thee? For art thou not the magic keyj With which we penetrate the seal That locks away the musty past, And, In our leisure moments, steal flreat solace from that storeroom vast? Bereft of thee, how man. would grope Into the future's unknown scope. t, As up some rocky slope. The shipwrecked mariner doth crawl. Before him dreud uncertainty. Behind, the cruel, yawning sea And darkness hanging over all. -- Will la in F. Kirk. o BARBER TALKS OF CRANKS, BUNK of the REPUBLIC NATIONAL U. 8. DEPOSITORY. - FRANK KNOX. - A. MURRAY. OF BUTTS. - ' - W. F. ADAMS. VlCE-PRE- CAPITAL PAID O . PITT'S FONDNESS FOR PORT. 8. W. ' J. d. DALY. Manager a Sec. 8. H. VICE-PRES- LYNCH, T. Trust & Go. SALT LAKE CITY. CAPITAL SURPLUS PAID UP AND UKD. VIDEO $1!0.0C0 PROFITS. $44,001) Interest paid on deposits. lionns on up- - Acts as executor, admln-strato- r. f roved Kfcuiity. guardian, assignee, rin tvor, etc. Tltlo Hull ran uo Dciuirt mcnl: Insures Titles uml makes Abstracts. Utah Light & Power Go. INSTALLATION. ELBOTRICAL. Salt Lake Salt Lake Ogden.... Loused ..Water iluut Water P. TI. Water-LM- OO Mourn I MX) I. 1. II. II. guuu 11. 11. GAS. Salt Lake...... ,..40J M Cu. Ft. Pally. 60 M Cu. Ft Dully. Ogden...'. 7 8. MAIN STREET, SALT LAK CITY. EinTTnTVVTTTTTTTTTTTTTnnTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTi3 THEODOSIUS BOTKIN. ATTORNEY AND Kslth-O'Drl- COUNftRLOR-AT-LA- en W Salt Lake City Building. IS TL BBAVEN A MURRY of TRIO OSTEORATMS Over-Indulgenc- e. SOS AUERBACH BLOG. The ruin of Pitts health was attrl buted to his physicians, who made him take port in large quantities in his youth, so that he could not do without it later. Lord Grenville has seen him swallow a bottle of port in tumberfuls before going to the House. His hands shook so much that when he helped himself to salt he was obliged to support the right hand with the left. Stothard, the painter, happened to be one evening at an inn on the Kent road when Pitt and Dundas put up there on their way to Walmer. Next morning the waiter said to How much wine do yon Stothard: suppose they drank last night? Seven Rogers Table Talk. bottles, sir! can bacon as a cheap and nutritious article of food for the masses of our OOO MOCORNICK. PRESIDENT Diali Savings Great Statesmans Health Ruined by o Bacon. American Praise for Nothing, says the Berlin Chamber of Commerce, in its last annual report, can take the place of Ameri- Cashier $300 IN storm-swep- stops grumbling, and even then may have to use one of my own razors. At other times he will order ine to use the same razor for a week or two. I cant fool him by changing it, either. Another customer who comes in only for an occasional shave, talked to me for six months about the fine razor ho had at home. I told him that as we seemed to have none In the shop to suit him I should bo obliged if he would bring it around for me to look at' He did. Well, sir, it was a meatax. I would as soon think of shaving a man with a carving knife. But I shaved him with it, and he never peeped." New York Press. S. Hanking In all Its branches transacted. Exchange 1drawn on tho principal cities of Europe. merest paid on lime deposits. -- Men Who Own Razors, He Says, Are Among the Worst. A man may be quite rational and reasonable in all ordinary affairs, and yet be quite daffy on the subject of razors, said the barber. I have one customer, for instance, who keeps six razors here one for every day in the week that a man is supposed to get shaved and pays mo to hone them every week. Some mornings I have to try them all on him before he PRESIDENT JA8. Office Tel. lteg. Tel. 1120-- y 124-- z Strictly European Plan. The New Wilson A. The Most Up-tO'D- FRED WEY. Hotel West. ate SALT LAKE CITY Popular Priced Restaurant. Rates. SI to S) Per Day Large, Light Sample Rooms. 200 rooms With Telephone, Running Water. X ' Hot and Odd Sixty Private Baths. atTwwwvTwwwtmmmwmmmfTifmni?e I Hotel Cullen S. C. EWING. Prap. Therefore it would be a matter of deep regret if the high im- j 8 sit LaJce City Street- Cars from .2 lII Trslns Poos the Door. port duties of the new tariff law were gaiiiiiiiiimmiAAimmAiiiiiiiiiiAAAtMtma not reduced to a reasonable decree. population. - |