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Show - S , " t THE REASON ? . f Thcie are with a THIS , , J . . ' I IS ALL WRONG. STATE BANK OF BRIGHAM CITY UNDER STATE SUPERVISION AND C0NTR0I. .1 I f 1 ' u,f ' his home loaktbg, so he determined to tighten It up. The box was fastened up near the ceiling about nine feet from the floor, nml the gentleman took hold of the pipe close down, hut he had hardly applied the wrench when the Iron box filled with water crashed clown striking him well to the front on the top of his head, cutting the scalp open clean and laying the skull bare. The box with thA water, weighed about 125 pounds, and had the1 thing struck him a tew inches farther back on the head, the chances are lie would have been killed in- I stantly. e 1 ' i f i I With water streaming over him mixing with his lifes blood, Mr. Tyson presented a pretty gory appearance when he emerged from the room.'" A doctor was called for but they were all out of town, and Mrs. Tyson and Mrs. Fishburn who lives neighbor to them, did some heroic work In endeavoring to staunch the flow of blood. Finally the doctor came and sewed up the gash. The gentleman Is feeling pretty good after, the experience, and Is very thankful to escape as easy as he did. J j. if t I SIMMER. The political atmosphere is being Mr. K. M. Tyson escaped with his stirred these days by the mengently life just by about an Inch last Montion of names which would look well day, and as a result of the experience on the respective tickets to be voted he Is wearing his head in bandages, for at the coming' election. No open Mr. Tyson noticed the feed pipe announcements have been made by from the wilt or lift In the closet at but the street talk has in- hit i TO If!, I s candidates, cluded quite an extensive list of gentlemen as likely political timber. On the Republican side, the following persons have been talked about: Representative, W. S. Hansen, F. W. Fishburn, Joseph Jensen, John P, Holmgren. A. w. ValenFor Commissioners, tino, ,M. J. Richards, James Knudson, J. Francis Merrell, C. W. (loodliffe. For Sheriff : Joseph Jtxsephson, H. S. Jensen, M. V. Rohwer, P. N. Peirce, Joseph Olsen, W. V. Call, John Zan-dol and E. A. EbehaiJ. For Clerk: Alvin lpsen For Assessor: Elias Jensen, John W. Peters, Lorenzo Pett, E. A. Box, and A. W. Valentine., For Attorney; Nels Jenson, C. E. Foxley and W. J. Lowe. For Treasurer, C. G. Adney and Cullin "Wood. For Recorder: Miss Isabella Dalton. On the Democratic side, the names mentioned are: Representative, John C. Wheclon, C. W. Lawrence, R. E Davis, M. H. Welling, and Wynn L. J. C. Eddy. For Commissioners, Cutler, John L. Hunsaker, E. H. Rudd, S. K. Cook and John P. Christensen. For Assessor, W. W. Lasley and Ellas Anderson. For Clerk, John B. Mathias and Frede F. Petersen. For ReFor Attorcorder, David O. StohL ney, William Davis, R. 11. Jones and Geo. R. Chase. For Shcrilf, Lewis S. Wight, Abraham Evans, Oliver Woods, and R. O. Jeppson. For Treasurer, R. A. Johnson. The News representative has not interviewed any of the above named gentleman and lady to find out whether or not they will permit their names to go before the respective conventions, but they have been mentioned and discussed as very good timbpr Air the offices named. AND GYMNASIUM. Next Sunday evening, at the Tabernacle, Prof. Howard R. Driggs and Prof. J. H, Paul .of the State Committee on Libraries and Gymnasiums, will LIBRARY dliver lectures on that subject . The object of the visit of these is to Interest the people of Brigham City in the movement of establishing a public library and gymnasium to be conducted in a proper manner, for the education both mentally CONSERVATION DELEGATES. and physically of the youth. The movement is gaining ground Governor Names Thirty Men to Alt is throughout the state, and there worth tend Congress at St. Paul. be of would that greater nothing to a community than such an estabGov. William Spry this morning ap lishment, where the young and the pointed the folio wing as delegates to old could mingle in a literary way as the second national conservation conwell as in contests of a physical natgress to lie held at St. Paul. !Sept. ure. The M. I. A. Library has served a most noble purpose is this comDr. Joseph F. Merrill, A. F. Dore and the good it has done canmunity mus, Thomas W. Jones, John C. Cutin dollars and cents. not be calculated ler, E.' T. Merritt, C. II. Stewart, J. J. The promoters of that institution feel Thomas, William C. Wallace, F. A. that it should grow into something Sweet, Simon Bamberger, O. If, Sails, larger and broader, hence they are bury, II. F. Clark, Joy H. .Johnson, pushing the gymnasium in connection George T. Odeli, Col. N. W. Clawton, with the library. A Funnelless Torpedo Boat. Salt Lake; John Dixon, L. L. Nunn, At the meeting Sunday evening, beThe director of the royal dockyard Jesse llannon, Provo; J. A. Ilyde, at sides the lectures, there will be a Castellamare, has Italy, produced, Nephi; L. D. Deal, Spring ille; Har if the reports are to be believed, choice musical program rendered, and a din Bennion, Venial; P. Dyresg, Louis torpedo boat without funnels. the building should be filled to its By Larsed, Mantl; Alma Eld red ge. Coal means of electrical ventilators the Especially should the young capncity. ville; Joseph If. Grant, Woods; Willi- products of combustion are discharged men and ladies turn out. Meetyoung am Glasmann, David Keefes. Ogden; from the vessel without the assistance will commence at S o'clock. The first experi- ing W. II. Thain, Logos; Israel Bennion, of smokestacks. on a ments, trip from Castellamare Vernal; Willard Hansen, Fielding. to Naples, are said to have been exNEXT BIG SHOW. News. tremely successful, no smoke being Minstrelsy does not appeal to one shown and the vessel getting up steam class of theater-goer- s Mr. Joseph B. Holt of Clarkston, alone, but to with great rapidity. all classes, from the peanut-eatinurwas the guest of. his' brother, M. J. chin in the gallery to the evening-dresseHolt and family in tills city Sunday. FOR SALE I acres good peaoB aristocrats in the boxes. EvThe finest girl in the world .arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. C. orchard, planted also in berries. Good eryone enjoys the minstrel sho-v- . All house and barn. Corner 4th West 4th And why? Probably it is because It Simonson yesterday morning South. See Geo. Victor. The "concerned doing lovely. tf Is an American institution. play, the opera, the pantomine and musical comedy all had their birth In the Old World, but Minstrelsy is strictO ly of the land of Uucle Sam. In speak!l ing of minstrels, the name of Richards & Pringle's naturally conies to mind. The minstrel company bearing that t. name is the oldest in the world, and f,; if the press of the country is to be if i If you want to see the pleasure with believed, is the best as well. This which Mr. Conklin fills his new selfsplendid organization, forty strong, will appear at the Opera House, BrigConklin Fountain Pen as comfilling l ham on Saturday evening, Sept 17th. pared with the disagreeable features t,4 of filling the old "squirt gun" CCNE, THATS ALL i Rheumatism's ache and pains, what The demonstration will continue in would you giv? to be without them? our north window till Saturday Sept. H Here's the safest and best way. Take 3rd, after which date, Mr. Conklin Hollisters Rocky .Mountain Tea each will leave for pressing engagements before retiring for a week, then night elsewhere. Don't fail to ee this In4 skip a week and start again. You'll structive demonstration. Dont fail scon wonder where the aches and to be shown the many excellent qual4 ities of the Conklin Self Filling Founpains went. Begin tonight. 4' tain Pen. N. L. Hansens Shoes are Better 4, i A six hole steel range in good AT THE only $S..50. Hansen Furn. . tf N. L. Hansen's Shoes '.re better 5-- gen-tlme- n g d 2 I (J ; r i,i . ,r i ti YOULL HAVE TO 2 u HURRY!! i i ion-ditio- vEDDY DRUG STORE. Wynn L. Eddy, the Live Druggist. L. W 'w A. BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY The Brigham Young University, Provo, will commence its thirty-fiftacademic year September 15, 1910.AlSsl5 1910. Yur k this fall have all been anticipate in furnishing your home that our big fall liQe and we are pleased to announce bought in such large quanti. just in in all the latest styles, ties that we are able to offer them to you at bargains sud as before. you have never seen or color from 25c per yd. up. Carpets, any style, weave in all patterns, $6. 50 Rugs, small, from 95c up. Large rugs and up. Blankets, now is the time, 65c Curtains and Tapestries in all the new styles 35c per yd. and up, Mattresses from $3.50 up. Springs, $2.75 and up. All other articles correspondingly cheap and good. I POLITICS COMMENCING 1 J What a pity it is that young peo pie of today, seem to lack that leworaped which is due a place of an week ship. For six days in every opportunity is given the yonng folks to laugh, talk, romp and frolic as much as they please and it is indeed strange that they cannot give one hour and a half on Sunday to serious thought or at least quiet attention. Those who find it impossible to do this, should refrain from entering a house of worbeship until they feel that they ean have themselves and give proper attention to the service In progiess The way some young ladies and gen tleuien pardon, they were not ladies and gentlemen or their actions would have been just the reverse acted m the Tabernacle last Sunday evening, was a perfect disgrace. Elder M. H. Roberts was delivering one of his masterful addresses, but some of the young people weio as oblivous to thei fact as though they had been a thou- sand miles away. Whispering and giggling did not satisfy them, they talked and. laughed right out load sp that the entire congregation wasj attracted by tUe disturbance. Finally one of the" ushep was appointed to go and sit in the) midst. Those who jhave been out in the world know what would happen if such actions were attempted in one of the churches. In the first place young people would not think of engaging in such disgraceful conduct in church, pnd in the second place if they did, they would immediately be removed from the building, It is very humiliating to a presiding olfleer at a meeting when young people haven't enough respect for themselves and other to sit quiet. It is also very, embarftssing to. a speaker to have his remarks interrupted with talking, laughing, giggling or the like. Young people who will not sit still in meeting have no right to go there and disturb those who desire to listen to the service. If they don't want to hear what is said, why do they go to meeting? Better stay away and let those who&o want to go, enjoy themselves. j I I IN MEETING ac-- t sub- For every account started with $1,000, there are ten started with such modest sums as $5.nu. We are willing to open one for $1.00. The start being made, with the right spirit, your account will grow, until sometime when the RAINY DAY comes that we are looking tor, it may be your salvation. THE WAY TO GET A BANK ACCOUNT For is to start one. This is your part of the proposition. our part we otter a CAPITAL STOCK . SURPLUS ANT) PROFITS STOCKHOLDERS LIABILITY as a guaranty of the safety of your money TALK IT OVER WITH US. j v, healthy bank that it takes a good stantial sum to start one. ,4 t ; not more people ount is because the idea is prevalent s' lUG 1 SEPTEMBER THURSDAY, THE BOX ELDER NEWS, PAGE FOUR. IT WILL SAVE YOU MONEY TO BUY AT THE... Furniture Stohl the reliable furniture Co. house. wjffgrar nrriUtfrn wmrm amm 235 CARD OF THANKS. CARD OF THANKS. this means of expressing us al assisted to those who so kindly tor the death of our husband and fath er, our sincere thanks and apprecia tion. The assistance rendered was in deed timely, for it is uixm such oeea sions that help is most appreciated We feel the same gratitude to our friends in Ogden who lent aid in caring for the remains and assisting in laying them away in the cemetery. May God reward you all. Mrs. T. R. Thomas and family. We take We are deeply appreciative of the kind assistance rendered us after the arrival at Brigham of the remains of our beloved wile and mother, and also for the kind expressions of sympathy which have come from our numerous friends. These acts do much to soften the blow and bring peace to the heart. We thank you sincerely, one and all. Lawrence F. Hansen and daughter MORE BARGAINS PLACE AS USUAL. iC AT THE Si etti ICO pair of r.flc knee Th pants pair of S5c knee pants, 25c; and boys dress shirts a: as, their value; 1(h) sample con:, n He C. Loi Holst 4 5, w ens Something new, ent and far better sale only by somethin; in carpet Hansen Co. Alice, th ; from 15c to 25c each. a 1 iig hes sn i mm 1ST poi jwil h Dr. Harding takes pleasure i nouncing to his patrons, that ning September 1st, Dr. Harry R Gee of Chicago, will be associated beg w him in his practice. Dr. w Y t NT McGee graduate of the Northwestern . a Uni1 sity Medical School of Chicago, besides his school work, has spent! year as house physician in one Chicagos large hospitals, where be quainted himself with modern ods of medicine and surgery, paying special attention work of the eye, nose and throat. Wl MS iS Wl IRT !S mi r McGee is a strong advocate of morality and temperance' ing a married man, with two children, he will erect a home in thc; . ft future and locate here permanently, because of his preference West oyer the East. The Brigham City Hospital which h Wl CLI HEI DES Wi Al 'RG Wl W now rureiocmAafdmgwi11 HOSPITAL, and be known as the it's location will be changed just as soon as a suitable place can be secured. OFFTCE HOUR SCHEDULE MeGee Monday " Tuesday Wednesday luirsday Friday Saturday SUNDAY OFFICE HOURS WILL BE ARRANGED Dr. Harding to Id to 7 to id to 7 to Id to 8 12 p ui. a. m. A ;ox H 8 p nt, 12 a. m. 1. id 8 p m. 12 a. nt. LTER. appreciates the patron- age and confidence extended to him in the past, and believes that with the co operation of Dr. McGee, he will be better able to serve his patients. 2. ios 3. urn, my R inu |
