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Show . 0 SEE END OF STEAM SET. KEEPING STEAM UP WITH OIL, An Entirely Different Job from Firing a Locomotive with Coal. ' 'N5. ELECTRICITY IS THE COMING POWER. ert If t, fed 1 f , he n, compao interest beefj, e eject, id win y injur, er da. the m weetlgj. enuelm. nder th, t IlliQOt. a f. I a iini mj. hooto hewj 0 rated bj Unlrei take The ia at the U MU :horoim In tfcal In one of the public was recently complimented teacher dverjitj, ' THEY SCORED. HOW 8 Prof. L success attending the It was her pupils. seemed of class her boys atlced that all problems. be able to solve was asked every l,eB a question I,', hand In the class was raised, ile principal of the school was and the lady uting the questions, on a pupil ' to call would ader Although more ate the answer. were asked, of score a questions ai r ao Instance was an Incorrect so was The principal given. cased at the result that he .made y eclal reference to Miss Dashs as a teacher In each of the he visited. Probably envy was caused by the did a that In no other clpss-rooIn well so to be seem up t pupils One of the teachers, eir studies. them-Ire- s bos pupils did not acquit Inves-fatlo- n very creditably, made an and succeeded in gaining the laMence of one of the boys under ,& Dash's care. said she, how is It Now, Johnny. the at all you boys know of the Inatlon of - an-,e- Jrenceof 1 Prat ' certalt pro-aenc- trlng ot U direct s mlnatloa iiestloni to dl, humat a curing hat tali uantitiej e smalt athig of njurioiu an-.er- tiOCL of prime don't we But irceneat s and o! iding b all know, you all But said put up your hands as rou did. Dash tells us all to put up when the question is asked. boys who don't know the answer up our left hands, and the boys Miss : binds ts." It ; might .t special aray thi' by each ermiwd rzed. 1 eeord of hands, and then the boys who ght iks 154 i ealth will b ontl and the iv the answer put up their lie Have you ever appeared at Miss Pash only court? a right have She Oh, yes, quite often. I have Up." been divorced three times. HER ANCESTRY. Information Wanted. They were Joint occupants of the parlor sofa he a man about town, she the heroine of three divorce know ho suits. ?t exact Will you be my wife?" he queried. Before giving you my answer," she rejoined, I would like to know If your Income Is sufficient to pay me the alimony to which I have always been accustomed. Daily Chicago News. meau ireeem ot t the arts will housed so tre e If p ital toe The Newest Star. roceeses First Theater Manager What is all this talk about your having got hold of a new star, who Is to drive the town wild! Second Theater Manager All true, every word of It; crowded houses as- commls ita of i anlmala the an borons) uost th el Interna' sured for months. Is he a tragedian or comedian! Um he isn't much of either, but you are a true daughter of he can swim like a fish, and were going to have the biggest tank on the N. Y. Weekly. Im not. Our family continent. back to William the -Ah, rocessti decd 7 goes HIPS, TIPPED ACCORDINGLY. to Sta Willing tq Oblige. turn backward, 0 night, make me a child JU8t to night, fr quoted the who was to carry beginning t for ot !lr Vi! f uctor ocear ti e al ArrS of a pro g ship out joat,tV icter i dear. rejoined as he paused to whet hi About how far back m lou like me to turn!" Chicago i a nil1 art mi's1 Whit' linguist aim i e, fNvwi, Unapprecated Blessings. Ser tin small town) I aaw by f Per that a hoy waa born here 0 ,Ks ml no arma. I am a j. ,,,m I . 10 should and mnSr. f him. uho hunting 'jbenN,, him up. wronia won't exhibit hlin. 8y won't? Well. It heats all "Ks ful 10 can't fUn y Wcekly Bioiimr Inlnw had been with long weeks, I should vr3r nroriow." BUd hli wtfet ..w, Ichllck' Stranger I guess over this grand hissee to like much l,1,l,1la'. nr' could wlsh Is It feasible. .per un to toric mansion. fees-ablalIoprlate "her" Old Caretaker No, It's not , gentl me not nivn her id sankl sir; but most genls gives a ticket back em round. 1 of for taking ougb tho husband. Chi something coining I cly News. Scraps. t UWr8 mtlnuwl i which osoopc BO, I B'1 fitting, rd that i "' V" men-- I before In d mvi for youngsters Examination of Dope" Shows That Both Chicago Teams Stands Good Show of Again Being Returned Pennant Winners Four New Man agers Will Try to Produce the Vic tors. "Stand pat and fight It out on the same lines as last year." apparently Is the motto of practicallyevory club In both the National and American 170 ST. SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH. PATENTS Protect your ideas they may bring you wealth. Patents, Caveats, trade Marks and Designs Information furnished Free quickly obtained. jpon application. Harry J. Robinson ATTORNEY Hit Y,ara H,nC Motive. So you are going to lecture! t'cdestrlunC lllccr, I "Yes " answered Senator Sorghum, Hainan hut tuan'a arrest. What but u often, not that I rare for tho money,from away to get a pleasure ' drlvln his It u atony-facecolleague. In con-re7 0 miles an your do-" an hour, that really audlenco an fuce and luaehines behind hint. wants to hear you talk." Washington ITT W !? Ba R'Pssted. a'"1 Uusiutnd lell you every- - h;i -- iT1 I. . ? inini ' , rlV-Watliln- AT LAW AND SOLICITOR OR PATENTS 102 MERCANTILE BLOCK, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH Few leagues for the coming summer. been have changes of Importance Mrs. Longworth In Society. nfade from the forces that were alignMrs. Alice Longworth Is taking her ed In 1906 and the battles will be much the same as last year, for tht place as a hostess In Washington soteams, with one or two exceptions, ciety and her Tuesday at homes are will be of about the same strength becoming one of the weekly features The hattle will be a fierce one tc of the capital. It Is an open secret the end. six months away. Which that Mra. Longworth has political amclubs will come out on top ts a hard bitions for her husband and, perhaps, at he Is not far wrong In believing that question to answer, but a glance the conditions of the various teams one of the open doors to political preferment Is to be found in the social In the two major leagues will convince most fans that a repetition of observances for which she Is so well last year's pennant winners 1b not be fitted. things yond a possibility. Stranger $30 California & Ret Salt Lake Route. have happened than that the two Chithe flags cago clubs should again win Drydock Cut Out of Rock. In the National and American leagues At Port Florence, on the shore ot conIn the and again meet each other the great lake Victoria Nyanza, which test for the championship of the Is the chief source of the Nile, there world. ia a drydock cut out of solid rock In each league there have been by natives who had never beforo dons changes In the personnel of the manmuch serious work. The dock la 250 Three new managers appear feet long, 48 feet wide and 14 feet agers. In the American league and one In deep. It Is 3,700 feet above the level the National. Billy- Murray, .late of of the sea, or nearly three times the Ihe Jersey City club In tjie eastern altitude ot Lake Chautauqua. 'eague, has been secured to manage be Philadelphia National leaguers In 30 California & Ret Salt Lake Route. place of Hugh Duffy. Task for Court Crier. At Detroit the American Leaguers The crier ot the San Francisco have a new leader In the person of United States court had to go ont Into Hugh Jennings, long known as one of of the the corridor the other day and call on the most famous ball players Loudovlc Daldagiovannl to come Into ' and with He was playing country. court' He tried three times and then of the club managing the Baltimore wished to resign. But he was encourEastern league, and the American to persevere and succeeded, to aged him the to give league drafted him Joy of an Interested bench the great R. Job with the Tigers, which W. and bar. filled last year. Armour Joe Cantlllon, another class A man$30 CALIFORNIA $30 ager to step up, will be with thq Round trip via Salt Lake Route. Washington American league club. He Sale 2Gth. Write today. was manager of the Milwaukee club J. If. begins April Salt Lake City. Burtner, In the American association last year. Who the third new manager for the A Dally Thought. American league will be has not been Is only by labor that thought can It determined. Boston la the club lack- be made healthy, and only by thought ing a leader. that labor can be made happy. Rus-kiCast up the chances of the National league first With the exception of the New York Giants no club in that $30 California & Ret Salt Lake Route. organization looks, on paper, strong Cabinet Officers Signatures. enough to beat the Chisago Cubs out Secretary Root, although his full of first place. Is not a long one. Aside from this club there appears pame, Ellhu Root, to put his whole laborious It found none In the National league capable of pame on his state department mall, so can set Cubs the the maintaining gait io now simply signs It E. Root" SecPittsburg is scarcely as strong as last retary Bonaparte's right arm does not appears seem to have grown tired, however, year, while Philadelphia stronger. - Duffy has the nucleus of a tn signing his mall he still signs his 'good club and with another good full name, Charles The Present and the Future. Bonaparte." pitcher or two would boost the PhilWAIT FOR THIS. lies Into championship rank. Murray fathered from the actual experience firemen, some roads do and some do has three good box artists now $30 round trip to California, n the running of elevated, subway not, but I think they all prefer to and Plttlnger. Lush viaOnly Duggleby Sparks. Lake Route. Write for full Salt some-hlnmake their own firemen, aa they will ind interurban lines to establish and Richie are good men, too, and to Information to J. II. Burtner, Salt like a comparison between the stay through the alack times when a alternate with the regular trio ought Lake City. dectrlc motor and the steam locomo-.ive- , boomer will not to make that club a contender with from which a definite Idea may Just ten minutes before I approach- the Pirates for third place at least The Law. 3e gained of what Is likely to take ed the roaster mechanic for a Job an Where the other clubs - will finish Thou ahalt worship the Almighty Diace on the railroads of this country honest knight of the scoop, wearing will probably be a matter of baseball Dollar with all thy heart, with all the regulation 1,000 mile shirt, round luck. Accidents might change the n the near future. thy soul and with all thy might This According to an estimate, If all the black hat and the badge of our noble face of things generally. Brooklyn, la the first and great commandment; railways of the United States were to- order, called upon the same gentle with a pair of heavy aluggera like Tim and the second Is like nnto It: Thou day run by electricity, using the sys- man and stated his case, but was tolo Jordan and Lumley, looks good now halt love thy neighbor lee than hla tem adopted for the equipment of the that there was nothing doing. for the leadership of the second divis- money. On these two command"I was wise to the master mechan New lleven railroad, the energy ion, with Cincinnati, Boston and St. ments bang all the law" and lta being developed by power Ic on tlnt particular railroad, and be Louis trailing, in what order Is Imma- profits. Life. plants such as are now in extensive fore I asked for work I visited a sec terial. California & Ret Salt Lake Route. itore and fitted myself out use, the aggregate cost of railroad opThree cluba in the American league $30 boots, sombrero, and look good for the pennant next fall, eration, which In 1903 amounted, In with Imitation Always Bad. round numbers, to $1,400,000,000, a big red handkerchief (all I lacked and with luck favoring either la capaFitch In a kindly letter to a . waa a Clyde $250,050,-000and I about then told the mas ble of gun), would be reduced by carrying off the flag and meet- young and unknown playwright said: In other words. It appears that ter mechanic my trouble. the National leagtie champions In I liked your play; I thought It prom"He asked me If I ever fired an ing tho entire railroad system of the Unitfall for the world's championship. ising, but In tbe first act you imitated the ed States could be operated at a less engine. I replied that I had never These three are Chicago, Cleveland Ibsen, In tbe second you Imitated Picost by the electric motor than by the fired one, but that I had seen lota of nd New York. . Chicago la the cham- nero and In the third and foarth you steam locomotive, and this with an them. He wanted to know what of this year, and Comlskey has Imitate Barrie. Tbla will never do. pion earning power much greater than It had been working at, and I said I had practically stood pat on his team of Imitation in art la always bad. It Just come down from the Panhandle, 1906 that beat the Cubs and won the las suggests the shabby man who as bo That tho change from steam to elec- where I had been chasing longhorns world's flag. A few youngsters have sipped a glass of beer looked In the reall I my life. got the Job." been picked up, but most of them will mirror behind the bar and muttered tricity will come at oncejs not tarded as either possible or advisasoon be back In . the minora again to himself; Here I am wearing a rail8tudy Locomotive Economy. ble. The art of electric traction as from whence they came. Team work road president's shoes, the trousers of The Pennsylvania system la Inrestl applied upon a large scale to heavy and the pitchers are depended on by a senator, tbe hat of a millionaire trains Is still young, and the wisdom gating the problem as to how man) Manager Jones to keep the White Sox banker, tbe vest of a Newport aoclety of making haste with deliberation In a miles a locomotive should make berort at the top, and when they strike a leader and an ambassador's coat and matter Involving Interests or such being sent to the shop, Irrespective oi winning atrlde they are one of the yet In spite of all I look like a ' magnitude as thoso which are tied up whether It Is broken down or not. An hardest teams In the country to beat, tramp." llh the transportation systems of the expert engineer Is studying the prob for they can turn hits Into runt better $30 California ft Ret. Salt take Route, Dtiltod States Is obvious. Ilut In view lem and Is making exhaustive reportt than any other club In the country. on of the the can that be made eco mileage experience the present-daCleveland hat all the earmark of a Whir Parle It Behind. ftllroad companies the era of the nnmlcally by a locomotive before It champion, but can't quite attain the all modern improvements should be be aent to rapto Despite the for shops appear at locomotive ove-.3team mark. With five regulars batting larls still bcata Its houses and Ita overhauling. When this mileage U do and a good string of pitchers idly nearing Its close. homes to a extent with wood. tcrmlned orders will be Issued to send there Is no logical reason why the Ita bakers andlarge use hardVslue. confectioners of Crest to every the il when engine Nsw Explosive shops Napoleons can't win the flag this sealy anything elae for fuel It burns Fotuslmlte is a new explosive, per- makes the specified run, regardless fl- son, nor why they didn't Inst year, its general condition. Iron Trade Re Lack of team work la up whole forests of timber every year, apparently the and extensive forests In several r fected In Monterey, Mexico, and first view. , constructs until the and that trouble strengthened red with euceess upon are reserved tor supthe Naps are sure to fall Just short of glons efItFrance fuel. tion of a Mexican Central railroad Are Electric Lights on Trains. with plying the premiership. Branch with wonderful results, for It Western - railroads have begun tc be Griffith's to more Highlanders and appear Smallest Bible Published. Is fronounced safer, cheaper plan the Installing of arc electric llghti Those explo- on passenger trains de luxe, limit the most dangerous team , the White uncommon religious bnofci Among powerful than dynamite. Sox have to face this season. Griffith must be classed an edition of the Bible a CC re on to be a produce of nitrogen upon basod operated battery sives has won championships In the Amerl Issued by the Oxford University Press abandoning cells, which will prevent fire or ex can Pl that necessitates league and knows the essentials tun-ae- l, It Is only 14 Inches In length and 1Tb a wreck. The ol or use mine following as a plosion such needed to put a club at the top. He la breadth. dried works, It has to be read by laelectric on Inrandesrent the lights baa gathered a bunch of good atlckera, during the explosion.- and the means of a magnifying gloss and one a was as ad a trains distinct for work regarded to return not borers esn good fielders and base runnera, but la upon vancement, but the ara lights glow a trifle shy In the box. The battle le given with thte tiny Bible for 51 long time thereafter, depending cente. Sunday Magazine. ao much whiter and aoftei with a light the facility for carrying off the gas. looks between these three for the flag. will be noxno that by progres adopted they to produce Connie Mack's Athletics do not look feiailmlte Is said Cunning and Ignorance. neces-ar- p Ive lines. A test made In Chicago this as always bae been the ofCunning ious gas, the only precaution did good last spring they workduring the week by one of the rail- year. If the Athletic finish defensive weapon of .and fensive it its uso being thatof the fourth, the flying roads was entirely satisfactory. The the bottom of the first "Match cunning with cunmen get out of tho way division, thay A. battery Is ample for a CO hour run. will be as high as la probable. .srUtlei of blasted rock. ning" only aa a last resort Joha Howland. - n. g tt Merely a Suggestion. w ig ted show to-da- Hml on LITTLE long-logge- age. Certainly, my liud lat 7 'STAND PAT IS APPARENT MOTTO OF AMERICAN AND NATIONAL MANAGERS. ond-han- Backward, n ' rod 1 chain-on- . nt tuny. ist d 1 - no MO-TIV- E Firing a locomotive with oil is a very different matter from firing with coal. In Texas on account of the Experiments Along This Line Have low cost of fuel oil many lines burn Met with Such Uniform Success It In their engines. That the Day of General AdopThe oil Is stored In tanks In the tion Is Near. tender and enters the firebox below the door," writes a Texas firemon In Fi o years dgo, except fur the over tho Locomotive Firemens Magazine. head trolley and a few A small pipe called the atomizer conoihqr cental cases, there was not a railroad nects with the oil pipe just us It In the country using electricity for reaches the firebox, which sprays the Its motive power. Ten years hence, oil evenly all over the firebox, which say the railroad prophets, the steam Is lined with fire brick. locomotive will he almost as much of The fireman has five valves to opa novelty as the horse cur is erate1 the oil valve, to regulate the and the electric motor will reign su- supply of oil; the atomizer, to spray preme in the handling of all freight it; the heater, which heats the oil and passenger service. In the tank; the superheater, which It was only five years ago when the heats the pipes connecting tank with motive power of the elevated roads In firebox, and the blower, which must New York city was changed from be worked a little when steam la steam to electricity. The example shut off to create draught enough to thus set was followed by the subway, keep oil burning. PREPARED FOR THAT. and later by the terminal system of Firing an oil burner is a very pat the New York Central lines. The first tlcular Job. The operation of the oil The dime museum giant was calling Metric train was run by the latter in valve and the atomizer must correon the Circassian beauty, whose lovt December of last year, 37 miles of spond at all times with the amount for him had begun to grow cold. electric equipment having been built of work an engine is doing; not You only want me for 9n the Hudson division and 27 miles enough fire starts an engine leaking, my money,she said. It Is true I have promised I 9n tho Harlem. Now over 200 electric and too much oil makes black smoke, to marry you, but you cant make a trains pass through the terminal tun-cas- e gums up the flues and makes less of breach of promise against me fle'a f the Central dally ; in a year. It steam. ou havent any witnesses. estimated, all the trains on this line It Is then up to the fireman to I I haven't, hey! growled the enter the city by electricity, and get down on the deck and fill up a giant, I reaching fnto one of the side pockets n ten years, according to the opinion funnel with sand to clean the flues. of his overcoat, pulling out the some of the officials of the road, the By putting the end of the funnel Into midget and standing him on the table before slectrlc motor will replace the steam a hole In the firebox door the sand her. Chicago Tribune. locomotive on the entire Central Is drawn through the flues and out the tem. stack. In this change of Its motive power "Firemen on helpers and yard enNOT WHAT HE MEANT. from steam to electricity the experi- gines prefer coal, as it requires less ence of the Central merely illustrates watching, but on a through freight, what Is taking place or what Is especially on the heavy hills, oil Is planned on the other great roads of all right The engineer can drop her ihe country. Now that the danger down a notch or so, and just as quick!rom the deadly third rail" has been ly can the fireman give her a little practically eliminated by incasing tho more oil and the atomizer. latter In wood the chief hindrance to The hardest work an oil burner Jie adoption of electricity by the fireman does is to take water It Is Sirough railroads has been overcome, not a dirty Job, either, but I have is a consequence, the demand on the never seen a fireman wearing a white oart of the railroads for electric eliulp-lie- collar. It is all he can do to keep has Increased so' rapidly that it clean overalls. The pay was Just the pas passed, temporarily, quite beyond same as for the coal burners In that the ability of the manufacturers to locality. neet It. Meanwhile, enough has been In reference to hiring experienced - Tlio Old 1862 House FEW CHANGES IN Gusnmtsea every thin a you boy of themetlilertlon or your money back. It le MAJOR LEAGUES cheaper to deal with uh, for you take S,r j Rsason. name your playi A you did "Why " " Scent! "hi," answered the Hot we nro trying It oa the Bemuse J"p,,r I" several Baltimore American. gion Star. dog. A Logical 00 - |