Show War of Extermination Is Started Started Carnage Feared Life of the Innocent Fly Will WillBe WillBe WillBe Be Made Miserable Until October 1 1 Utah Housewives Given Incentive Incentive tive live in Liberal Prizes to Swat the Insects WAT tho the fly The battle baUlo has S SWAT opened the war has been officially official official- ly Iy declared tho the slaughter has been ordered The state board ot of health yesterday apportioned the 1000 prize offered b by the Paris Millinery store for tor the tho champion tl fly swatter and the tho crash of or broom the thud of club the crack of gun un and ond the tho nol noise o of ot flutterIng flutter flutter- Ing lag poison polson paper is expected to resound through h the tho state as ns the tI mashing fly enthusiasts work for tor the prize Tho The combat Is expected to continue continuo until October The tally of the slaughter ter will be measured by official boxes to be distributed throughout the state The Tho boxes boxen each ench hold one gill of ot files fIfes and ond the patriot who brings 8 In the tho largest number num num- ber bar of ot boxes of or dead tIles flies between now nosy and the end of ot the tho open season will bo be acclaimed Chief ChIc HI High h Fly Swatter of ot tho the Realm and will receive the sum of ot for tor his service sef to the commonweal common common- weal wealth tho Anything goes A person may catch the CI fly wi with th a broom he may make the fly commit suicide by taking poison poison poi pol- son or he ho may put salt sait on tho the flys fly's tall tail The trap fly will also be promInent prom prom- meat In the campaign and local dealers dealers deal deal- ers era are looking forward to a boost In that particular line of goods Th The Tho fly hunter mo may even resort to tho the followIng following follow follow- ing ancient recipe in iii doggerel If If you want to cat catch h a fl fly a Bk ak skeeter teter eter or a flea fien Grab tho little rascal Just below the knee Hold lod ther scoundrel cf of he starts to kick Icicle Lay him on ott ther thor railroad an an smash him with a a. brick The 1000 win will be distributed In prizes prize r ranging from the grand prize of or to tho the less exalted 1 reward There Thore will be tour lour state Mote prizes one of ot two of ot 26 Ii and one of 20 The remainder of or the tho mone money will be apportioned to counties according to population The human humon population i is tho ho basis of ot this apportionment as there thero Is no no data from which to determine deter leter- mine the relative number numb r of flies flics per county Some counties with many cit citizens cit cit- I ens ma may bo be other counties mn may bo be full of em This however howo cut no figure The bl biggest prize any person In any county can cnn get Ket Is 10 unless h he becomes the HI High h Mogul Fly Swatter he gets getH the first prize for Zoi the state The county count health officers will be the lie accomplices In tho the fly fir slaughter as through them the official count will be bo made mad Fly time according to Dr B Beatty Beat Beat- atty at- at ty te secretary of ot the state board of ot health will have hove its Ita effects on county officers this year Several other c contests UI be mado made d during the year eor and It Is la a ed ad that t prizes may be sot set for tor the wrIters writers writ wrIt- ers era of the best beat essays on the tho extermination extermination extermination exter exter- of ot tho the fly fh The threatened essays however are still In contemplation contemplation contemplation The Tho contest is ono one of ot the most Important important im Im- im- im health measures ever Inaugurated Inaugurated Inaugurated rated In Utah said Dr Beatty yester yester- da day Not ot only will the time flies exterminated exter greatly lesson lessen the future propagation propagation propagation prop prop- of ot the tho pests but ut as a result of bt tho campaign the public will become educated as to vast ost danger to life lire and health caused by these In Insects The Tho contest ends October 1 Flies caught on sticky paper will wUl not be counted counted- 1 because of ot embarrassment in prying tho the Insects but the they may bo be caught In traps swatted poisoned poisoned pois pois- drowned or stifled with sulphur fumes The met methods for drowning the flies flics are not named but it is expected that the fly catcher will grasp rasp the tho little thing b by tho the throat and hold him under water until the desired result Is attained The flies fIles will be officially measured In paper boxes holding ono one gill of dead Insects In a a. swatting fly campaign in Washington Wash Wash- ington D. D C. C last lut year the power of ot operative co effort and systematic methods was d demonstrated by Layton aton H. H Burdette thirteen years old who won on the first prize b by catching 1 flies files Youn Young laid his plans carefully He Ho formed a n company of ot twenty five young oung adventurers to go after acter the first prIze on a sharing profit-sharing basis The Burdette Fly Fh Catching com com- ny distanced all competitors The Utah contest is the tho first one In Inthe Inthe inthe the country wide state o In scope cope and the largest t reward ever evor offered for fora a contest Is now at nt the disposal of ot the state hoard board of ot health Beside Belde the first prize nn and 1 the tho 70 in other state i prizes each count county has lias been allotted i prizes as follows I jio SIO is 15 t f II n TI Mies Prizes Prizes Silt Knit lt Lake T-ake 1 i C G 5 S 17 wb Weber br ir t 1 3 i j s 9 Utah 1 3 r 9 C Cache Cli 1 3 R 5 9 1 41 1 5 3 S 5 5 Hos nOI Elder Mi 1 1 3 I 9 JU lush h 1 3 E fi 3 PO nay Tayi I. I t j I 6 9 Sprier r j 1 3 5 S W Wasatch WaatCh steh 11 i 3 C 4 9 Carbon Carbo 1 1 13 3 5 rj I 1 1 3 I TV 1 I t 3 Pintail tintah i 41 i i 1 3 2 l Emery 1 1 i 1 t s I Millard 1 i iVa l' l I Va toD 1 1 1 I 1 3 j Beaver Bearer i 1 i l j I Iron i t. t I Garfield I 1 3 I lD i 1 f 3 I Run Ran Juin Juan 1 t j I Wayne 1 3 a RIch flirt i 1 i I PIn Pints Plute Ie i 1 I 3 Kline Kane 1 i j Grand Orend 1 3 Instructions Instruction f for r forwarding the fl flies nilS will b be announced later Male IDt board Mord of nt it health bc-alth Las baa entire charge ban of oC the affair mid and oil all tion on the I subject should be to the secretary of ot the tho board boud degree deg of at bachelor of ot philosophy from Johns Jonns Hopkins university In 1886 that of doctor of laws lans from Lake Forest I university North Carolina in mn 1887 and that of doctor of ot literature from Yale I university at t Its bicentennial tion Career an as JI T r Professor Protessor Wilson occupied the position position tion tiers of ot adjunct professor of history in Bryn Brn fAt Mawr college and was afterward professor protessor of ot history and political o economy econ coon on- on om omy In Wesleyan university In 1890 ho became professor of ot Jurisprudence and political economy at Princeton In 1895 the tho title o of his chair was changed to that of ot professor of ot Jurisprudence and upon Its endowment ho became McCormick McCormick McCormick Mc- Mc Cormick professor of ot Jurisprudence and politics Professor Wilson lIson also for several years gave gayO a course courso of literature literature litera litera- ture in Johns Hopkins university Ho He gained fame also as a n lecturer and writer v His work entitled tIed Tho The State and his Life LIto of ot George Georgo Washington are ro among his known best writings Professor Wilson became the thIrteenth thirteenth thirteenth thir thIr- In Ia tho the roll 1011 if f presidents at Princeton In 1902 awl and the first layman laman lamanto to hold this office all his predecessors having been clergymen Ho He is Is however a a. ruling elder older In tho the Second Presbyterian church of or Prince Prince- ton As a a. professor ho was vcr very popular popular pop- pop ular ubI and his lecture classes were wore al always al ways among the largest larlest Introduces Introduce New e cw System Stem During his administration at Princeton Princeton Princeton Prince Prince- ton Dr Wilson fIson made two attempts to change materially the system of or AmerIcan American American Amer Amer- ican education In ono project he not only failed but alienated the support of a large largo body of tIe tto alumni of ot many of the trustees and somo some of his coworkers coworkers coworkers co- co workers on the te teaching staff The project which t did not succeed was to establish e the tho quid quad qU d system for tor un un- It was resented by the alumni as an attack on tho the student clubs and tho ho opposition became so I strong that the president was asked by tho the board of trustees to withdraw his proposal The successful Innovation Inno was t the tho system That called for forthe forthe the tIme appointment of fifty teachers or preceptors to be added to the faculty at an Increased cost to the university un of ot a year ear But tho the alumni so thoroughly approved the plan that they told the president to go ahead and assured him that the money for tor the salaries would be The plan succeeded and loyal alumni have furnished the funds This system by bv which each student gets tho lie benefit of ot personal contact with a a. teacher Is referred to by the presidents president's admirers as tho the best thing he has hns done in the field fJeld of ot education elected Governor Go of New Xe Jer Jersey When Mr Wilson after twenty five years ears of ot service as an educator re resigned ro- ro signed the tho presidency of Princeton in 1910 to accept the nomination for governOr governor gov gov- of Now New Jerse Jersey there was a general gen gon- eral tendency to look askance a at t the schoolmaster In politics However he was carried into office on the radical radical radical radi radi- cal Republican anti wave that swept so many marty states 1 Mr Wilson was elected by a a. plurality o of votes and became the first Democratic governor go which New Jersey Jer Jor- SC soy sey had had in sixteen years It was this sweeping victor victory In a state that had been consistently tl hostile to Democratic Democratic Demo Demo- cratic principles that brought the former former for for- mer mar college president prominently Into national politics The platform on which he ran pledged his party part to an enactment of ot a n workmen's work work- mens men's compensation act a reform of ot the election laws of ot the tho state which would make mako direct nomina tons possible a n corrupt practices act and a pu public bIle utilities commission bill All A II these measures wore were written Int into the statute books of ot Now New Jersey during the first year cor of Governor Wilsons Wilson's s 's term in spite of ot tho the fact that ono half of the state legislature was Has Republican I in addition a a. law Jaw was w-as passed authorizing municipalities to adopt a commission form torm of government as well as several other measures of ot reformatory reformatory reform reform- atory character Defeats Defeat Smith for Senator While his success in obtaining tho the passage of ot these measures served ened to bring him still more prominently be before be- be tore fore the nation It was his fight tight to ob obtain ob- ob tam tain the election of James E C. C Martine to the United States Sonata Senate to succeed Senator John Kean Rena which probably focused the lie most widespread attention upon tho the Now New Jersey Jerse governor In his hia pre election speeches Governor Wilson had on given the pledge The people of ot tho the state will be bo th the tho boss the only boss bosSo When James Smith Jr leader o of the state machine which nominated Governor Wilson let It bo be known aft after r tho the election that he lie expected the senatorial sen son atonal toga the tho governor espoused the lie cause causo of ot Mr 11 Martine t the e candidate chosen In the popular primary Governor Governor Governor Gover Gover- nor Wilson won his fight In the 1911 Hill elections tables table were rather turned against Wilson and he ha lost ground In the legislature Current Current Current Cur Cur- rent comment in man many quarters was that the governor had received a a. re rebuke rebuke rebuke re- re buke for tor his lila activities the previous year ear but the Wilson adherents claimed that ho lie had been merel merely knifed by bythe bythe bythe the bosses of t the e Democratic machine machine ma machine chine In tho Now Jersey presidential primaries tho the tho governor retrieved d his so- so called lost lest popularity b by sweeping overy ry district except two In which Smith and James Nugent made a n big fight against him |