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Show PROFESSIONAL CARDS ARP YOU WITH US? We ask your financial ahl moral, support in our sd imposed OD CEO. R. DAVIS, D -- El NT I ST task, "lloosting for Tod!e. Specialist in Gold Crown and Bridge Work Place in our hands the amir tuiNorth Main SL. Tooele. Utah. tion necessary to carry on ahuc-cessfcampaign. We wapiVithe subscription of every family in Dr. L. A. McBride the county regardless of creed in ;! DENTIST religion or. code" in politics. We BANK BUILOIKC OFFICE jj want intelligent writers in every Tooele Utah t town and hamlet in the county to send us regularly5 news items that will interest the people of L. L. BAKEFt,- the county. We will see to it Attorney at Law. tn.it the news of .the county seat Fire Insurance and Conveyancing, i given in full each .week and Fidelity Bonds. we desire a good correspondent Vowles & Evans Bldg., Tooele1 City. in every town. Are you with us for-aWILLIAM S. MARKS, In lus honest Boost for old Tooele? Attorney at Law. ul TOOELEi GENERAL HOSPITAL, Comer Broadway-. wind Utah. .'Avenue of IN - New Building. - . - New Appliances LA. cam-paig- Phipps, -- S'Jpl. -- o- oo- We are entering on a campaigner "Boost For Tooele and look for assistance from you, dear reader. The r ?: y power of the press is mighty, but t'scsz 9 . without your assistance we might just JN jmt vvw 1 - VS stop where you are. Are you with us in this campaign?! If do open, up your NOT RESIST CHANCE TOLD THE TRUTH TOO WELL check book and. Send us some ammu- - j COULD nition. If a merchant, patronize ourJ Southern Convict With One More Day Bohemian Doctor Hounded to Death advertising pages. to.Serye Seized Opportunity For by Neighbors for Not Suppressing . Every little helps. at Escape, . Typhoid Case,-- ' Attempt t : Totaele Cit7, 'Utah; County Attorney'. EVERY LITTLE HELPS. - s r Tooele. News Stare. fc is so that they will The craving for freedom stTong among prisoners . even throw away their chances of par-do- n for the sake of its temporary The author of "The gratification. American Siberia, a book describing convict life in the south, says that one prisoner had served out; a long sentence up to its last day. He had worked faithfully, and never violated a prison rule; all of the officials had the utmost confidence In him. He was to be released the next day, and meantime; was one of.ia squad of men working out of doors.' The captain of the camp had occp slon to use a barrel left on the top of a neighboring hill, and said jocosely to the prisoner: "Do you think you could come back If, I sent you over the hill for that barrel?" Why, of courao I could, captain, he replied. Tve. had a hundred chances to escape, and besides, I shall be a free man tomorrow. "Go ahead," said h captain. He started over- the hill, and was When the presntly seen returning. gone. captain loked up again, he-wAnd the pursuit, proved that he had sat down run about a mile, and-theto hammer off his irons. When he was captured, he seemed half dazed and could offer no explanation, except tint he "just couldn't help it. Another prisoner knew himself better. He was to be released in a few days, and the captain said to him,in reference to some errand: Do you think it would be safe for me to send you over there? A singular expression overspread his face, and then, In ono . hurst of candor, came its explanation. "Captain," said he, "youd better not send mo. If I gqt that far away, I couldnt come back If I wanted-tb.-- la Dr. Franz, a young physician We want correspondents in every Rledau, Bohemia, a member of a fairs-ilin the county. Write us for partown, of distinguished scientists, has just died of a broken heart. ticulars. ' The years' army maneuvers, for o which all preparations had been made, . ON JOB. THE were given up because some 'rases of typhoid fever had ended fatally in We are on the job working 'from f, the districts whel-- the greatest cona. m. until' 5 a. m.if necessary, and centration of troops rtas intended. Dr. Franz, the parish doctor of Rie-da- will help to protect the interest of having discovered a case of ty- every citizen of Tooele phoid fever, informed the sanitary au- county. We are inspired to work for thorities. Mayor find municipality had the threatened tiiiiS- he would repent if he your interest. Will' you give-usencouragement to keep up the gospel did not Suppress the case. The town was prepared to receive of Boost?" ' several 'regiments of Hussars and promised Itself a rich harvest from We are not omnipotent. We need the maneuvers. The municipality every hour: We need your mead you to notice the gave 'quit. physician He complained to the board of phy- of praise. We" need your almighty sicians, which decided that Franz had dollar. ' done his duty and must be allowed to Will you give tt? ' remain parish doctor at Reldau. The people boycotted hint. When anybody fell 111 the patient was transported to a neighboring town at the expense of the municipality. He married about a year ago, and when his wife was about to become a her. mother no nurse would attend-'teThe doctor had to buy a cow and get meat, vegetables and groceries by mail. His wiudttAs were ' smashed about once'a week, and all the small Indignities that a Jot Of spiteful women are capable vented upon his young wife. The board of physicians decided that no 'doctor should accept the post of parish doctor at Reldau and that the doctors in neighboring cities must not treat patients front that town. Months of anxiety and nervous excitement undermined the doctors health; and he died of heart failure' g . j as - BLAME EGGPLANT How ANU STORK the People-o- f Constantinople count for .the Frequent Fires in. That-Clt- Ac- y. Constantinople, is noted for its many and destructive fires, which the fatalist Turk regards as. something .that cant be helped, but which probably other nations do not accept .with equal calmness. It has been remarkable- that these conflagrations are most frequent in the months of August and-- September, and the Turks attribute hie increase to the fondness of the inhabitants for egg plant. Tills is a great dainty In Constantinople, and is usually fried in - - -- oil. it Is When it is plenty prepared in almost every household, and as the kitchens of the poor are primitive, the frying is usually .done on. the In pans perched previously coals. These are easily, upset, the oil catches fire and there is a conflagration all ready. But the present chief of the fire department ;uch as it is declares that they should nut blame the inoffensive egg plant, but should accuse the stork Instead. He reasons. that thd stork builds her nest oil' the top of a chimney. A spark sets afire the dry branches of which the nest is built; the stork, instead, tniuks her neighbor and as the kitchens of the poor are stork has planned- - the fire,, and so takes a blazing stick in her beak toilet fire to this neighbors nest in reand-cheap- , Main South , TcooMtah. St. 3SSSGG5&SZ4545&435,;' ri! J. tt $ Foundations! $ for Fortunes restored. Tate Mercantile. Co W. in Everything T General Merchandise, & '1 Are right here in the advertising., columns of this paper. If V hat youre selling has merit, i fn EGzasnssES o ,1 acres of fertile land still open for settlement under various Government and private canal enter- It rapidly being taken up and at this rate in a very years every available acre of land will be owned by some one and to secure land then will mean the payment of a to- those who. took it up when it, was to- be had prises. is few good-bonu- W PRICES-ANDONEAS- PAVEMENTSYgu s Know: fiat Land, Ownership Means , - Eventual Independence"5 WANT TO BE A WAGE' EARNER! ALWAYS. MUCH' BETTER BE A WAGE-MAKE- YOU1 DO NOT R: ' venge. More often, however, the blv.ing bunch is dropped on a roof, and us at that time of year everything is dry a big fire is burning in- a few Prvached Suffrage Sermon. Mrs. Mary E. Craigie, chairman of of the National Suffrage Committe Church Work, recently preached a suffrage sermon In a church in Des Moines. Ia. She took for her text, Jesus wept, and dwelt upon the needs of humanity so touchingly that many cf her audience were in tears. Most Important Office. Mrs. C. H. McMahon lias been appointed chairman of tlie program committee for the biennial meeting of the General Federation of Womans Clubs, to be held in San Francisco, probably In June. Mrs. McMahon lives in Salt Lake City and will no doubt keep up to the standard set by Mrs. Philip Carpenter for the Cincinnati meeting. - a-- f Tooele, Utah;.jl: Up inTdaho i t$ tt tt - ' 33 iiBlione V' IT. ADVERTISE An ad, will sell it for you. 1 in i J well-know- Forty Yer a Teacfier, Mrs. Ellen Rtchards, who was in St. Louis recently as president of the National Home Economics association, has just Completed her fortieth year as a teacher In the MassaohusettBln-stitute'o- f The women-studentTechnology. gave a luncheon to commemorate the event and there were eulogies by the professors upon her work as a chemist, as a social seer and as an' evangelist. Over a thousand dollars has been raised to be called the Ellen Richards fund, and to-bshe desires.' She was late used ly given the Ph. D. degree b Smith college. minutes. TOOELE, UTAH. Existence, Sousas .Humor Averted a Panic. The art bf successful gagging is generally left to tnA lot of the- comedian, but Mr. Sousa on bnV occasion utilized this method of getting out of an awkward situation with &reat success. The incident took 'place not long ago in St. Louis, where Mr. Sousa war conducting his band before an audience of over 12,000 people. Suddenly the lights in the hall failed, and the huge building was left in complete darkness. The audience began-.to move uneasily in their seats and imminent, but the march ,a panic'-waking was equal to the occasion. Cool ly 'tapping with his baton, 'Sousa gave ,a signal and immediately the band .began to play "O Dear, What Can the Blatter Be? to be followed In a few n minutes' after by the equally melody, Wait Till the Clouds Roll By. The humor of the situation and the smart manner In which Sousa had turned it to account Immediately struck the audience, and with restored confidence they retal.id j j their seats until the lights had been LINES' TOOELE COUNTY STATE BANK Dont Depend Oil Any-FMan v Your Daily of'-wer- IN ALL 'BANKING Get some Land. Anywhere from 40 to 160 Acres. Payments are Easy Mow and there is a Lot of Land open to choice.- This Will Not AUl'mjs Ue - Descriptive Literature burnished on Application to D. K. BURLEY, Gen. Pass Agt. UORT LINE R. o.- ft.SALT' LAKE CITY - tte - ' |