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seated m our advertising colamna are worthy of the coaddence of every in the community who has persoa The fact that they money to spend advertise stamp them ae enterprie-ln- g progressive men of business a credit ts our town and deserving of support Our advertising columns a Bayers' Guide to fair cempriso dealing good goods honest price Vi 1love1 Expedient Savage Tribes in ‘Duel Most Curious Waged Being Aiyu Tribes Against Bloodthirsty In Island of Formosa— Soldiers Unable te Chech 'Outrages Smith’s gets — Smith’s wife gets her roving little bands they move ove tLe country with amazing rapidity and until the deadly electric fence limited their operations to one little section of the island there was no extreme oJ daring not possible to them & lapanese Use m— eTTaas RESULT Man — The people of this city are proud of its oarsmen and wrrn reason for the Winnipeg club four Winnipeg The fact that oarsmen from other lands do not great honors at the recent regatta at Henley England succeed in defeating the Englishmen on their own waters adds to the glory of the Canadians’ achievement ELECTRICITY IN WAR ferocious Philadelphia—’ The ’tnoBt instinct of primitive savagery head hunting Japan is to fight with the most modern f military agencies electricity It ts a most 'curious duel that Is now being waged In the Island of Formosa between the Japanese and the bloodthirsty Alyu tribes It is the proudest achievement of the head hunter to Increase his collection of skulls He Who has most of these sanguinary relics is esteemed the gi'eat man df the tribe and the skulls are exhibited with gruesome the utmost pride not only to residents but to visitors who may chance under proper guard to penetrate 'to the fastnesses of the interior It has not taken long for Japan to find that her soldiers can not avail to stop the depredations and outrages committed by the head hunters There are some hundred thousands of these savages who became a problem to the Tokio government when the outcome of the war with 'China in 1S95 brought Formosa under Japanese dominion The gallant little brown men who had been able to overwhelm the Chinese and who later were to strike such a frightful blow at the prestige of Russia were unable to deal with the head hunters In the guerilla warfare that ensued as soon as the Japanese soldiers came into the country the modern sons of Jupiter were constantly worsted It was a private trick of the head hunters to perform their deadliest outrages right under the noses so to of the new rulers of the speak Then a tactician in the army struck on a great Idea Fight them with electricity A wall was built across the counfour hundred miles in try a wall length not a wall of stone hut a far more deadly and treacherous wall one made of wire and charged constantly with a current that carried death as the bullet of a Just as certainly dead shot Only it needed no soldier to fire this death message All that the head hunter needed to do was to come into contact with it Just for the briefest space of time and with any portion of his body Death was then the sure outcome The deadly obstruction with secret most cleverly conti ived entanglements extends across the land from the coast cf GIran In the east to the shore at on the west side where it Nanke takes a turn north and circles about in such a way that the savages once within Its lines would find escape difficult without fatal contact with the wire The fences are connected with powerful electric plants and the wires are with kept charged the constantly death dealing fluid Already it has been found that the new system Is the most efficacious that tbe government has yet contrived r The savages are baffled and mystified They cannot understand what it Is that has the power of striking so down their comrades suddenly They are afraid to move about In tbe on their horrible headhunting for the wire has been expedition placed with such cleverness that they never can tell when they are likely to come Into contact with It The plan of campaign at present Is to drive the savages Into the mountains prevent them from coming Into the low countries or near tbe towns and so hem them In eventually by tbe wire barriers that they will be cut off from supplies and forced either to surrender or die f Hardly will this be regarded as cruel when the atrocities of the head hunters are taken into account Japan could hardly be expected to view with indifference such things as have happened In one case a rebel raid on a Jap outpost resulted in the killing and decapitation of thirteen soldiers and so clever and crafty was the enemy and so skilled at taking advantage of a knowledge of the country that the peril was persistent and un- night remitting The Japanese the “Selbans" ber more than call the head hunters They are said to numone hundred thousand divided into seven hundred tribes’ Each tribe occupies its own territory and they are all Independent of each other each heeming concerned alone In preventing encroachment on Its land This lack of unity Instead of being a handicap to the head hunters has really made their subjection harder generals say that If they were Jap untied In some sort of bond to protect them all It would be possible to get them together in a big enough force where they would dare a pitched battle with the invader The outcome of sudh a contest would of course be soldier of victory for the trained Japan and would eventually be the obliteration of the Selbans But the head hunters steadily decline any such issue They fight In STAGE AS CURE FOR 5 “BLUES” Woman's Physician Society Prescribes “Glare of Footlights’ as Remedy Boston BhfieldUtE Anderson Mr PHONOGRAPHS office clerk and Anna erator in the Flushing change find themselves Fadran an telephone FOR ?2Sd52SZ5ZSESHW52SHSHE252HlSH P F Spicer Graduate Dental Surgeon Dr Yours Truly TAILORING Edison Phon- ograph Co Step store V pairs order p up stairs over the and ask the men Ur recleans and makes suits to August Ericksen & Robins Professional Barbeis Step iu and get aequainted And when you need it let us you the best tonsorial give work in town Agent for the Richfield Steam Laundry N J BATES Lawyer Notary Public jWhite House Building OcTccfiaas RICHFIELD UTAH DIAMONDS FOR opex- Imports at New York Port for Last Fiscal Year Will Be Above Gannon’s mother wa3 persuaded to $45000 abandon her widowhood a few months New Padron In York — Imports John who is of diamond the by ago pay dethe and other precious stones as reported Long Island city fire bureau of partment They decided that It would by the customs officials this month be nice to have her son and his daugh- have sent the total valuation for the ter live with them and hired a house fiscal year which “nded June 30 The highest prior at No 42 Be Witt street Corona above $45000000 That arrangement pleased the young record was $43602476 for the year people so well that in a little while 1907 as shown In a report recently there was no doubt that the house prepared by Douglas R Sierrett for the bureau of statistics More than held two pairs of lovers While pleased that their children 95 per cent of these Imports now got on well together the elders come through the port of New York on looked with dismay Importers have been predicting for between them and took them to task some time that the present fiscal for it protesting that they were year’s Imports would break all recbrother and sister and had no right ords but this month has sent the toto fall in love This view of the tal even higher than they expected About 85 per cent of the Imports case struck the young people as Of the total one not to be argued and they seem- have been diamonds In the about ed to acquiesce Imports of diamonds properties All have been in the rough and the othas laid down by the parents cut were had and same their own opinion er the they polished Is and having obtained a marriage li Europe A Piano Tuning and tbe four minute kinds If you like fine music go in and hear the EDISON play Stewart around the othei' church where Famarried them and Anna was no going beand the elders bestowed upon them their France And Repairing Cleaned and Repaired We have bssn trying for a year and a half to get the Lewis Drug Oo to bsndle our Phonographs and have at last succeeded They will carry the different sized machines in stock at all times also tbs two minute or standard sod the Atnberol or four minute records We have sent tbe Lewis Drug Co some of tbe finest records we most bave in both the two minute cense they slipped night to St Leo’s ther John O’Toole As Frank is twenty-onthere hind the returns RECORD Theo Teacher of Musicy Vocal Violin Cornel and Piano EDISON RECORDS Prize Queen Bee Mass— One hundred dol Stoughton one tiny bee measuring less Inch In length and whose reckoned now at less is span of Ufe than one year is the sum offered te a and refused by Henry W Britton for the prize bee fancier of Stoughton “queen” bee that he has been treasurThe value 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