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Show N X THE FOOT BRIGHAM CITY me live In a house by the side of of the road Where the race of men go by Let Brigham City, Utah. They are good, they are bad, they are weak, they are strong, ' Wise, foolish so am 1. Then why should I sit in the scorn er's seat, Or hurl the cynics ban? Let me live i na house by the side of the road And he a friend to man. SAM WALTER FOSS Depository for Postal Saving. $ 60,000.00 Capital and Surplus Resources NEWB.THUMOAY, moan. And live in my house by the side of the road, Like a man who dwells alone. STATE BANK OF U. S. BOX BLOCK $500,000.00 OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: President S. BROWNING R. L. FISHBURN, JR JOHN WATSON Cashier W. T DAVIS Asst. Cashier GEO. A. ANDERSON NELS JENSON J. C. KNUDSON THOMAS WHEATLEY C. W. HALL H. H. ROLAPP P. A NEBEKER M. ...Vice-Preside- Vice-Preside- JUVENILE COURT sos-sio- Commercial and Savings business invited INTEREST PAID on TIME i DEPOSITS We solicit accounts of Corporations Firms and Individuals real grafter is a bigger fellow. None is too great to stoop to this form of mendicancy the great trusts, the great business Interests and the govPublished every Thursday by ernment itself. THE BOX ELDER NEWS COMPANY Editor Parker reserved his severest .Editor criticism for the state fair commisVICTOR E. MADSEN. tor Nrro a 1? Sox sion. Entered at the Post City, Utah, as Office Second-clas- auuciirrib s at Brigham Matter eatm. One Year (in advance) 71 Sis Month (in advance) 40 Three Month (in advance) AiivrrtiBinR rate turmahev on application. GO TO CHURCH Only those who attend church receive the benefit therefrom. The person who never attends church is out of touch with his fellows who do and he is starving part of himself to death. Refrain from eating food for a week, a month, a year, what would be the result death. By the same premises the spiritual man Is killed by. slow starvation if the earthly man does not feed him spiritual food by attending church. was made two weeks ago in the matter of attending church. The attendence last Sunday at the various Fast Day exercises evidenced the fact that all the people did not go to meeting. Go to church and get fed. If everybody would do that those occasions would become wonderful spiritual feasts. A good beginning Last Tuesday Judge II. A. Pederson was ever trom Logan holding a of Juvenile Court in this city. The principal case was that of Charles Johnson, a man employed by Mr. Gardner at Dewey ville, who was charged with giving three little boys intoxicating liquor. It was ryited in court that the children went from the school house across the road to the Gardner place to get a drink of water and Johnson came out of the house the family being away, took the children and gave them liquor. When they refused to drink it was testified that he beat them and made threats which frightened the little fellows and they drank. Upon returning to school they showed symptoms of beng ill and upon investigation the trouble was discovered. Johnson was fined $30 and given a lecture by the court. It is presumed he was drunk when he did the act. Some other matters of minor importance were disposed of. STAKE OFFICERS MEETING Next Satuiday at 1 oclock in the the regular monthly Tabernacle, Priesthood, Stake and Ward officers meeting will be held. A good attendence is desired. He said: This institution boasts of the sums it turns into the state treasury annually as the profits of its shows, nearly $100,000, and then tries to graft the newspaper publishers of the state for the greater part of its advertising. Mr. Parker said that the commis sion makes arrangements to have several pages of free plate matter of the highest kind of advertising value sent the publishers, with the request to print, giving In return a three dollar contract for display advertising They draw their salaries and ask the newspapers to tell the denr public how they are making the chow pay and turning hack into the treasury thousaads of dollars each year. sar castically asserted Mr. Parker "They are doing this because they have begged the advertising that made the fair a success. Thus they are working a colossal gaiLe of gr.ift on the newspnprr publishers of the state. Mr. Parker said that these advertisbut ing beggars are good fellows, wrongly educated. "They have been led to believe, he said, that is free plunder and that the man who can secure the most of it is the best man. There is not one of thee men who would go around to the hotels and restaurants and beg his adver-tislg- n Biblical Hunger Strike. And there was eet before him meat to eat; but he said I will not tai until Gene1 have accomplished my word sis xxlv., 33. , One Uiano tv. isL After its din ib au auPayton topsy was prrrormui " Ira. How swell! II y which orches- tra?" Life. , . Obedience. Every teacher should accentuate the truth, every parent ought to teach, that a childs whole duty is summoned up in the single word, obedience. ' V.'sy Up. Ufilt Jv .c's on his high hone," IVuil Yie. ue la a sort of equestrian ttatue of himself. ' They Wear Armor,.;!!-'- " Ive never any pit v for conceited people, bee e use I thii k t ey' carry comfort about with thnm. George Eliot Wooing Ended Happily, Though It Was Not Conducted as in the Glorious Days of Beauty and Chivalry. as we exclaim when a rocket goes up. Ah! Let us take our minds from sordid affairs so that our emotions can vibrate over a sweet romance a romance shining with love and especially with paternal devotion, It is the romance of the maharanee of Kapurthala, India, who is now touch ing these shores with her husband, who was once, and we feel sure still is, her lover. We pulsate rapturously as we read of the substantial proof he gave of his love, and we thrill conclusively when the publicity agent tells us of how dearly her father held her. Strange to say, this lovely Indian princess is, or was, a Spaniard a Spanish dancer. When thn prince of India saw her dance he Immediately fell on his knees and besought her to change her name from plain Anita Delgado to sonorous maharanee of Ka purthala. Dear, old dad objected te baring the fine old Castilian strain grafted on to Oriental royalty and told little Annies glittering suitor tc vamose, which is Spanish for decamp. But instead of folding his tent like an Arab and silently sneaking back to Kapurthala, what did the swart hut spangled lover do? Did he murder the doting Delgado and flee with the pulchritudinous daughter? No. Did he ride off with her like a Lochnivar out of the East? No. Did he Romeo around her dormer window? No. Did he strum a plaintive guitar and induce her to elope by the light of the moon? No. Then what did he do? . Let the news item tell it in its own way; The maharanee of Kapurthala, India, end her husband are visiting In the United States. The maharaned formerly was a Spanish dancer named Anita Delgado, tier father objected to the attentions of the Indian prince to bis daughter. The maharajah" overcame the parental objections by giving ber father $6,000. How much more efficacious than writing Petrarchs sonnets to Laura, or Dantes poems to Beatrice the simple writing of a $6,000 check! Let us sit by the borderland of old romance Ah! the twilight: Where glitter hauberk, helm, and lance. And banner waves, and trumpet round. And ladle ride with hawk on wriat. And mighty warriors sweep along. Magnified by the purple mist. The dusk of centuries and of son and let us dream upon the magic and the wonder and the glory and the power of a $6,000 check! Activities of Women. storekeepers employ over girls during the holiday New York 60,000 extra season. From 1901 to 1911 the mortality dne to cancer among women has increased 22 per cent Ninety per cent, of the members of the Shirtwaist Makers union in New York are young girls. Cant Be Beaten. Women in Switzerland who graduKnicker What i? the ideal li ate in theology will hereafter be enA Rocker cook book, brary? status of the clergy. check book, and a dh tionary for the titled to the Mrs. Philip N. Moore has been apbaby to sit on pointed a member of the Provisional Alumnae council of Vassar college. Paraguays Rich Forests. The WomenB Municipal party haf Paraguay has valuable forest rebeen formed In London which will be sources, the most important of which strictly and will repreis quebracco, particularly rich in sent women as women. tannin. Instead of helping women It Is claimed that the new Ohio labor la has driven them out of trades to be superseded by men. Generally at Hand. When a man has money to burn, Girls who are reared in dire poverty there is generally a woman to apply are 100 per cent more likely to go the match. The Pelican. wild than those who have had bettef opportunity. About 4,000 girls are banded together in their various colleges under the Womens Intercollegiate Student Gov ernment association. . ne non-politic- JEAN VAUEAN 1 brook-gladdene- d - ILMJJEli STORY OF A PRINCE OF INDIA AND A DANCER. All the Difference. The pessimist Fletcherizes his qui-ulpills. The optimist gets treed by a bear and enjoys the view. Yale Record. THE MANWR0 HATES Is by no means a happy man. In fact he is the most miserable of men, for hate cankers the soul Just as rust cankers metal and eventually destroys meals. Not one of them would come around regularly and ask a working : It Life is too short, brother, to hold man to share his dinner. They would feelings of enmity in your heart toward sooner pay for the mans dinner them-selveBut with advertising it is your brother. God commands that we forgive all men and He will forgive homsoever He will. Repentance and forglvenness are blessed privileges that must be appreciated to be exercis- THE HOUSE BY THE ed properly. If unappreciated the SIDE OF THE ROAD power to do either will be taken away and the individual will be turned over There are hermit souls that live withdrawn to the buffetlngs of the the hate In his In the peace of their own soul. It only takes a pleasant smile to There are souls, like Btars, that dwell apart. bring gladness to the heart, whether In a fellowless firmament; your own or somebody elses and smile will come of itself if permit- There are pioneer souls that blaze ted. Cheerfulness and love are contheir paths structive; sordidness and hate are Where the highway never ran; most destructive. - It doesnt pay. It But let me live by the side of the road is a good thing to remember that the And be a friend to man. hater is Injured infinately more than the hated. ' " Let me live in a house by the side of the road, THE ADVERTISWhere the race of men go by ING GRAFTER The men who are good and the men The following article clipped from who are bad, The American Press,' is a synopsis As good and as bad as I. of an article recently read before the I would not sit in the scorners seat. Central New York Publishers Asso- Or hurl the cynic's ban; ciation by Editor Hugh Parker of the Let me live in a house by the side of Oneida Post It states the case the road, clearly and makes mighty interesting And be a friend to man. reading without further comment: Bright men are receiving fat sal- I see from my house by the side of the aries from big institutions to beg and road, steal advertising space from the coun- By the side of the highway of life. try newspapers. The men who press with the ardor of Men and women, he said, in evhope. eryday walks of life feel no compunc- The men who are faint with strife. tion of conscience to come around and But I turn not away from their smiles beg advertising. No matter what the nor their tears scheme is, be it for themselves, for Both are parts of an infinite plan; tkeir club, for their church or for their Let me live in a house the side of by business, from their viewpoint it is a the road matter of news and should be exploit- And be a friend to man. ed by the publisher at his own expense. I know there are But when tne puunsiier consents to The noted character ir. Victor meadows ahead. give all the news there is in it, but And mountains of wearisome height; world famed masterpiece Hugos with the advertising feature removed, LES That the road MISERABLLS, produced by passes on thru the then a howl goes up. It must be gentlong afternoon, french Artists in nine elaborate ly impressed upon them that they are reels. The Opera House is negografters; that they are advertising And stretches away to night' beggars; that they are merely pan- But still I rejoice when the travelers tiating for a local presentation of rejoice. handling the newspapers. this feature. But these are the small try. The And weep with the strangers that self-conte- MODERN DAY ROMANCE In Howell MAY 7, 1M- - Widows Are Mothers to Many. the North Carolina mountain region, between the Blue Ridge and the Great Smoky ranges, a wealthy J. McWhitaker, resident, recently gave a dinner to 17 widows. Aside from the fact that it takes a bold, brave man to attempt entertaining so many women at one time there is the additional point, properly shown by figures that the region thereabouts is ohe productive of long life and large families. The combined ages of the 17 widows are 1,033 years, the average being sixty-one. The number of children of these women is 152, grandchildren 289, - Up in 60, The average ages of the grandchildren is seventeen years, and of the nine. The dinner was a bountiful one and the mountains lent It their best, Including wild turkeys, pheasant, venison and the choicest products of the farm and the garden. 9. Appropriate Enough. The vicar of Leeds, England, Doctof Bickersteth, tells of a clergyman who rang him up on the telephone to ask If he would consent to his taking a marriage service In which the word obey" was left out He replied that he was not the bishop, but was tolerably certain that the bishop would not allow him to omit the word. But who is the lady going td marry? he inquired. The answer was: She is going to marry a doctor." tie then asked: Would she wtnA If you put in the voed oonanft S Isn't In It With The War In 'ft bjL Lace Curtain Departing I at Stohl Furniture C Lace Curtains 3$ A PAIR oAND UP. Beginning Wednesday morn, ing, May 8, we will close outoui entire lace curtain stock. Sale lasts one week. Now is your chance to buy Lace Curtains, NI and Idau rhos We will ialso give real bargains in Port Curtains, Couch and Table Covers. StohIFurnitureC. Oleen N. Stohl, Manager. The Reliable Furniture When in need of Why Get 4 The Daily Bulletin is in and COR1NNE six days each week. 15W ed. That makes it read & 6000 people. ' OF LONG YEARS EXPERIENCE, SEND OR COME TO THE IF The Box Elder News YOU want to reach the people,) tine in the Bulletin. We insist on satisfying our Blnks If you dont read THE NEWS, you are not getting the news. The Box Elder News goes into every town and hamlet In Box Elder County, and Is the EDVERTISING dht-- BRIGHAM WILLARD MANTUA COLLINSTON PRINTERS REAL luce eee Jorgensen to do your Job ing? For very good reasc Job Printing THAT IS GUARANTEED TO SATISFY, TURNED OUT BY THE BEST EQUIPPED AND BIGGE8T JOB PLANT IN NORTHERN UTAH and THE WORK DONE BY Hoi MEDIUM of the commonwealth. Let ua send It to you. Success, Hows Dobson mat: raising chickens? Jinks "Verj Hes pretty pear got to the where he can afford to eat self. one Flshee Light 8leepert. All fish sleep at more or leu lar Intervals, but they do so closing their eyes, and their lias a rule is lighter and mon disturbed than that of any otb ing thing. lens tune Bather 8polled the Effsst "My wife was to give a ro everything scented with rose Ever since arranged by year for Prof. ter of having the delightful function the Willard Choir last Evan Stephens, the mathim come to Brigham some Sunday and renew his acquain-tence- s with old friends has been under serious consideration by the Stake Presidency. Plans have now been crystallized to the point that the date has been set and on Sunday the 24th of May, Prof. Stephens will come to Brigham and participate in the special exercises at the Tabernacle which will be arranged in his honor. For years Prof. Stepnens was a familiar figure in Brigham in early days, and his great work in a musical way has endeared him to every heart. He has a great many friends yet living in this city and hundreds of hearts beat in sympathy and love for him thru the acquaintence formed by listening to his beautiful songs. Committees are now being appointed to work up the details of the big testimonial and the Tabernacle choir will arrange a musical program consisting of anthems and songs written by Prof. Stephens. It is anticipated that a great many friends In Willard will be present and participate in the festivities and the committee having it in charge will leave nothing undone to make the affair one long to be delicate conceit Yes, but i went wrong. The people In the flat took that occasion to havoc and cabbage. Kansas City Jc Queer. One queer thing about a w that she will live with and 4s for her living upon a man who is; able to do anything to suit 1 No One Can Knc Until they Try how easy it is to change the et color of an automobile or cap with the AUTOMOBILE CARRIAGE COLORS Chinese Oil .gives these colors tl easy working and waterproof ty. They are quick drying and a surface that does not attracts Ytm One coat compel I hfifoa tho nld C0f iCC L Q remembered. Problem for the Idle. If the time is hanging heavy on your hands, try to work out this: How many times in each 24 hours do the two hands of the clock appear at right angles to each other? Baltimore News. Dally Thought. There never was a good war or . bad peace. Franklin. S A! EDDY DRUG ST0 |
