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Show ERGATIS PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY BY P. SIORIS. SALT LAKE CITY ee UTAH STATE NEWS| DECLARED WAR ON TAMMANY The people of Lehi have declared against the consolidation of county schools. The heavy frosts at Ephraim the Senator Patrick H. McCarren, better known as “Long Pat,” has declared war upon Tamma ny as a result of his defeat in the New York state Democratic convention, and declares that never again in the lifetime of any member of past two weeks have done considerable damage to that convention will New York elect a Demo- the fruit., The next convention of the Utah State Postmasiers association will be beld in American Fork on June 18, 19 and 20. The taxpayers of Santaquin, at a mass meeting held last week, were @ unit against school consolidation in that county. The report of the health depart ment of Salt Lake City shows deaths and 177 births during 92 the month of April. The property values in Ogden have fncreased over half a million dollars during the the report past year, according to the assessor. of The people of Park City are making @ fight against the consolidation of the schools of that town with the other districts of Summit county. Felix Long fell from a ladder at Lehi and broke both his arms. He is a clerk in a store and was taking down some goods when the ladder slipped. In a mix-up in Tom Cullen had chewed from his assailants. After the member was a saloon in Ogden, one of his ears head by one of his the fight was over found lying on the cratic mayor This is no mere idle threat, for McCarren has a memory that is longer in proportion even than his body, and never yet has he forgotten an ill turn, In his early life McCarren was a cooper, but he saw a way of making “barrels” of a different kind by entering polities. He got his start as deputy collector of customs at New York, and he gladly gave up his Massachusetts home to accept the job. A few years later he got into the legislature and later was elected senator. Hugh McLaughlin, the Democratic boss in Brooklyn, stood by MeCarren, recognizing in him a coming man. In the end McLaughlin was kicked to one side and McCarren became the leader of Brooklyn and a power Tammany had to reckon with Long Pat” was accused by Tom Lawson of having found a place for his name on the pay roll of the Standard Oil trust to the tune of $20,000 a year. He was accused also of being in the pay of the sugar trust to an even greater extent. Several of the other big corporations are said to be very friendly to hin What does “Long Pat” do with the money he rakes in so easily? He does not spend it on riotous living; indeed, he is very abstemious, a econcesto a bad stomach. He is a devoted son to a decrepit old mother, but she was brought up in poverty and her wants are few. His one extravagance Heis an inveterate is race horses, upon which he has spent several fortunes plunger, both on horses and on cards NEW DUKE UNAFFECTED COMPLAINTS ABOUT PAINT. THOUGHT IT NATIONAL TRAIT. The time to complain about paint is before the painter applies it. The man who puts up the money should not shirk the responsibility of choos ing the paint True, the painter ought to know paint better than the banker, the professional man or the merchant. The trouble is, the house owner too often deliberately bars the competent and honest painter from the job by accepting a bid which he ought to know would make an honest job impossible Secure your bids on the basis of National Lead Company's pure White Lead and pure Linseed Oil and see that you get these materials. No one need be fooled by adulter ated white lead. A blowpipe testing outfit will be mailed to anyone interested in paint "" Address, National Lead Company, Woodbridge Building, New York City. Driver Couldn't Understand American Not Being in a Hurry. MEAN TRICK OF THE PARROT. And Just After Its Mistress Had Made Neat “Bluff.” Young Hankinson (making a call)— You have had that parrot a long time, Miss Laura, Miss Laura—Yes, we have had him several years. Young Hankinson—Quite intelligent, is he not? Miss Laura- Very. Can imitate al most anything Young Hankinson—They have a remarkably clever parrot over at the Casterlins’, Miss Laura. It can imitate the sound of a kiss to perfection. Is that among the accomplishments of our feathered friend here in the corner? Miss Laura (indignantly)—No, sir. He does not attempt an imitation of a sound he is not accustomed to hear, Mr. Hankinson. Of that I can assure you The Parrot—Wait, George, dear, till I take this bird out of the room.-—— Tatler. In the new duke of Devonshire, who has just succeeded his uncle to the British title floor. and the vast possessions that go with it, the The dry farmers in the vicinity of house of commons has lost one of its most re Nephi are rejoicing over the recent | spected members. Although lacking the usual rainstorm. Not in eleven years had incentives for hard work, as for many years it there been such a dry spell as was was certain that he would succeed to ‘the Devonexperienced prior to the rainstorm of shire dukedom, he always “sweated” conscienBOY KEPT SCRATCHING. last week. tiously for his party during the 19 years he repThe windstorm which struck Mt. resented West Derbyshire in the lower house. €czema Lasted 7 Years—Face Was Al! The new duke is expected to win an enviable Pleasant on the 4th did considerable Raw—Skin Specialists Failed, But place for himself in the hereditary upper chamdamage to trees and electric wires Cuticura Effected Cure. ber by his solid qualities of mind and heart. Broken branches of trees covered the MA One could hardly say that the present duke sidwalks from one end of the town “When my little boy was six weeks was born with a silver spoon in his mouth; but | old an eruption broke out on his face. LT om to the other. SED ins My iy fate soon made up for the deficiency. As a mat AD While she was kneeling in prayer I took him to a doctor, but his face ter of fact, he was born the eldest child of the kept on getting worse until it got so fr a Salt Lake church a young woman third son of the seventh duke and there seemed only the remotest prospects bad that no one could look at him. of the capital city was the victim of of his ever succeeding to the great title which his grandfather bore. Death, His whole face was one crust and @ sacreligious sneak thief, who got however, removed those that intervened. The eighth duke, who has just must have been very painful. He away with her purse, containing a died, spent his youth and his early manhood in casting sheep’s eyes at a scratched day and night until his face small sum of money. woman who was married to another man; in the course of time it became was raw. Then I took him to all the Ogden's chief of police has ordered tolerably certain that, barring his premature death, Victor Cavendish, fabest specialists in skin diseases but a rigid enforcement of the pew liquor miliarly known as “Vic” by his friends in the house of commons, would be they could not do much for him. The ordinance, barring women from the ninth duke of Devonshire and the owner of one of the largest estates in eczema got on his arms and legs and wine rooms of the city, and has in- Great Britain. we could not get a night’s sleep in structed the policemen to arrest the But despite his great expectations, Victor Cavendish always retained the months. I got a set of Cuticura Reme‘women as well as the saloon keepers simple unaffected ways that made him so popular with all who knew him. In dies and he felt relieved the first time who break the law. that respect he bore a remarkable resemblance to the late duke, who inspired I used them. I gave the Cuticura Senator Smoot has introduced an an extraordinary amount of respect, not only among those who enjoyed his Remedies a good trial and gradually amendment to the sundry civil bill to personal acquaintance, but also among the common people. the eczema healed all up. He is now Besides being the holder of one of the proudesttitles in the British peerage. make available during the coming seven years old and I think the troufiscal year $5,000 for the purchase of the new duke of Devonshire is allied by marriage with another of the great ble will never return, Mrs. John G. Jands and sheep for the San Juan families of the land. He married the elder daughter of the marquis of Lans- Klumpp, 80 Niagara St., Newark, N. downe, leader of the conservative party in the house of lords. Piute Indians, and $10,500 for the J., Oct. 17 and 22, 1907.” The position of a British duke is not always an enviable one. To be support of the Kaibab Indians. fHi June 23 has been set for straw- berry day for Provo. Each visitor and every passenger on the trains passing through the city will be served with berries in a beautiful souvenir bow! bearing the inscription: Strawberry day, Provo, Utah, June Wi “dead broke” and the holder of great titles is one of the sorriest plights that can be imagined. But it is safe to say that such an experience will never trouble the new duke of Devonshire. For with the title goes the ownership of about 200,000 acres and an annual income a little short of $1,000,000. RISE OF EX-BALL PLAYER. 23, 1908. D, J. Thurman, a Lehi attorney, is exhibiting a curiosity in the form of a shrimp, which he claims came from the bottom of his flowing weli, 200 feet deep, Finding his lawn sprinkler clogged, he took off the nozzle and found the cause of the troublq to be a live shrimp. The Cactus Club at Newhouse has 200 members and since its organization has built an opera house at a cost of $7,000 and a cafe at a cost of $6,000. It has a reading room, billiard hall and other conviences for its members—showing what the members of 8 small club can do. The people of Park City have de cided to celebrate the opening of the Ontario drain tunnel, on May the day o celebration to be a recognized holiday througacut the distriet. Three years labor and half a million doilars has been expeaded on the tunnel Word has been received in Ogden of the accidental death at Juraez, Mexico, of Joseph H. James, a former resident of that city. While at work at a saw mill in the mountains near Juraez a large log slipped from the chute and rolled over him and a Mexican, both being killed, A movement has been stated by the Ministerial association of Ogden looking to the organiation of a Young Woman's Christian association, an organization similar to the Y. M. C. A., to furnish homelike conveniences for young women on do young men do so much loafing? Go to work. Push ahead! I am but a young girl, but I clothe myself and have money in the bank. I lay up more money every year than Antone Foster, a Frenchman, shot and killed James Story, a tallow manwfacturer, who, presumably while drunk, was attempting to break into his general store in Salt Lake City. The shooting occurred at night. Foster has been acquitted by an examining magistrate. 13, A Kansas Girl’s Advice. A Lincoln county girl writes this advice to the Kansas City Star: “Why their own who are thrown up- resources, The finding of the body of Joseph H. Stevens near American Fork clears up the mystery of his disappearance ea vigorous when @ last December, since when search has been made for him. There was a bullet in his body, which indicates that while rabbit hunting he accidentally shot himself Former Chief of Police Sheets, of Salt Lake, who resigned while he was being tried on the charge of being in collusion with the men who succeeded in buncoing the MecWherters out ot $10,000, and whom a jury declared innocent, has been appcinted a spe eia] detective by the mayor. any A traveler returned from Jaffa tells Having expense tale at his own journeyed to the historica] seaport on his way to Jerusalem, he succeeded in hiring a conveyance to carry him to the station. By speech and gesture he informed the native driver that he | wished to be carried in a leisurely, sightseeing fashion through as many| as possible of the principal thoroughfares of Jaffa, and to be delivered at the terminal just in time to take the outgoing train. 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