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Show DAILY PAGE TWO. STATE UTAH FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1905. JOURNAL. at Putn At the Chicago Salvage Companys Sale Youll Find the Latest, Newest Spring Clothing Styles FOR MEN, BOYS AND CHILDREN. VENICE ASSEMBLY and stripes In the different colors, and making up negligees in plaited bosoms, with cuffs attached. Lavenders, tans und pinks are popular, in neckweur ure to be worn, and some Ascot s will lie seen. The are getting narrower and will to grow smaller until hot continue weather comes. In hosiery the usual amount of fancy varieties will be seen, some with embroidery or open work In neat effects. They are In all colors, but blacks, tans and blues prevail. Many pairs of tans are being held on the Hpular belief that tan shoes w'lll have entirely regained their old-tinpopularity by the time hot weather arrives. Underwear is mostly In plain colors lisles, balbriggans and lightTheir colors are weight cashmeres. blue, white, tan and pink. For spring the sack coat will be cut so that in appearance it will greatly square-cresemble the single-breastecoat, this new style having the effect of making the wearer seem to Increase in height. It will to a certain H IN WILL CALIFORNIA BE HELD IN SOUTHERN PART OF THE STATE. Workman Buoy Making It Ono of tho Moot Boautiful Rosorta in tho World. four-in-han- DRIFT AT SEA ds ie ALL LOOK QUITE GREEN AND VITING. Mariners Meet Floating Masses Earth Covered With Vegetatiop. IN- of Last May, on the equator, between Borneo and Sumatra, the steamer Lord Roberts passed three floating Islands one large and two small. The largest of the three was about 600 feet In length and 200 feet wide, and upon It were five large trees In full growth. The two small Islands each carried a d extent replace the sack coat which was worn so much number of banana palms, and al three d looked quite green and inviting as the last season, although the coat will never lose Its pop- steamer passed close to them. About three years ago, off the south ularity. as It is always In demand by const of Luson, the United States warWhere medium over height. jieraons Zafiro last passed a drifting Island ship brown was tHe prevailing color d gray fabrics In with trees erect, and the Manila, near year, the finished and unfinished worsteds are Mlndaneo, saw many small floating Isnow In demand. One fabric in partic- lands well out to sea. One of the most ular. called "tropical" worsted, will remarkable specimens of these drifting doubtless forming prove popular this summer, according musses, originally of a river, was that to those who are in position to feel the parts of the bank the pulse of fashion. The material is of tracked from point to point by on hythe exceedingly fine weave, and the weight drographic office at Washington of the series of charts so monthly pilot interwoven as but as is silk, light us to retain Its shape as well as heavy- north Atlantic, which are so well to navigators of every maritime weight goods. The top coats do not known nation. last of the from year, much styles vary On July 28, 1902, th steamer Blue with the exception that the collar and a floating island coverlapel are cut a trifle wider and deeper. Jacket sighted In a great many Instances the skirt ing a quarter of an acre, the topmost branches of the trees being- at least is cut much fuller. feet above the level of the sea, It Is remarkable how popular the thirty 450 miles due east of New Tork. when dressed The best become. has paletot A fortnight later It was observed In men everywhere are wearing It. While for years attempts have been made to almost the same position; on August make this coat popular, not until last 26, 500 miles east of Boston, the Roseason did the public begin to realise man Prince sighted it, much diminished In slse, being then only twenty what a dressy garment It was. Never before have such preparations feet square, and it was last reported been made for the waist coat as this by the Ebro on September 10, 800 miles fornia. First The. plan Includes a aeries of year. Truly, It Is to be a waist coat east of Halifax, N. 8. Islands of this nature, apparently national sociological congresses on a spring." They are being shown in all scale never before attempted Jn Amer- hues and patterns, a fairly riot of col- held together by the Interlaced roots ica, excepting the world's parliament ors. From the staple linen. In both of the trees they support, often reach In Chicago in 1893. styles, your the sea from the Mississippi, Amazon, single and Second A summer university at choice may follow In all the easy Orinoco, Congo and Ganges. In this way trees, flowers, fruits, anwhich all the lighter branches of gen- stages of the rainbow. Displays of gun imals and birds are borne many miles eral culture are to be taught, including metal colors and grays in waistcoats birthplace, and a school of modern languages, a school ure being shown. Greens in various from their original comof music, a school of expression, a shades and materials are also shown. either disappear at sea under theor else wind of bined attacks andsjyave, will school of ethics and a school of nature But for all purposes the grays have the cull this spring and summer. reach the shore of some distant land, study. In neckwear many new designs are here to perplex the naturalist of ages Third A series of lectures, conto account entertainbeing shown, the Imported fabrics be- yet to come In his endeavor certs, dramas and other ments of the highest class by partlct ing in great variety, all unusually fine. for the anomalous facts in the distri- . and the flora. String ties will naturally be worn a bution of faunaChinese pants of national reputation. fishermen in The frugal the in but recreation for Fourth Exhilarating early spring great deal, of bamboo make waters rafts home will amusewear the plain colors, the form of pure and ennobling ment. Dally concerts by one of the predominate. With Easter coming so, joined together with reeds and long finest bands in the world, entertain- late, never before has there been such grasses, cover these curious structures ments by the trained amateur dra an array of medium and light shades with soil, plant their vegetables on the and puffs as the shops resulting artificial floating islands and mstlc society, and a general effort to will those the spring and tow them from place to. place on river display during promote good fellowship among or lake. summer. be fortunate enough to present. The Nile Is sometimes blocked by Fifth Every Sunday morning s Many new patterns are shown in which great undenominational religious ser- shirts. The stiff bosoms with small floating islands of vegetation, In are a considerable source of annoyvice will he held in the auditorium, !ot effects are In demand now. with the finest sacred music, and with plaited bosoms, the black and red dot ance, and Darwin saw many such cusermons delivered by representatives and check effects again predominate, rious combinations in Chile during his in the negligee shirts in Madras and celebrated voyage in the Beagle. of the varloua religious faiths. Nearer home the water hyacinth has To give an Idea of the scope of work heviots solid colors are favorites with outlined. It may perhaps be said that many, and a variety of new shades I given so much trouble by obstructing In striped patterns there are the navigable waters of Florida and In the first division, the world's par- shown. other south Atlantic and gulf regions nine la also to hold It liament. proposed m;)iiy new designs, The new conceits in men's spring that an examination was ordered by great assemblies or congresses, beginthe 'cause therening July 4th with a California con- and summer hosiery are many and congress to determine some means of putting to devise of and Goverdemand Is varied. this the at which year it that Again hoped gress. nor Pardee will preside. Others to he for the small embroidered figure pat- a period to the nuisance. The plant usually floats on the suror Invited Include United States Senators terns will be heavy. Perkins and Flint and the Hon. Wil- open work hosiery will be more popu- face water without its roots being atlar than ever before, as Is demon tached to the bottom. It is propagated liam E. Smythe. A patriotic congresa will meet to United by the many patterns brought by seed and also by runners starting from the crown of leaves just beneath consider national and international forth. the water, and it is these latter that interests. The president of the United intertwine and connect long masses of States will be invited by an Influential AT $1,000 A DAY. EXPEN8E8 wood into the form of floating Islands. committee, and strong hope are enterA. business man said to us the other The water hyacinth Is said to be a tained that he will be able to accept Last night I took dinner at native of Venexuela and was introthe Invitation. Secretary Taft will be day: one of the courses was served duced Into United States waters as an Invited to speak on Our Colonial which me n a plate which cost 3350. Just ornamental plant but the floating isand the attendance of to Problems," think of $350 being expended for to lands its propagation without due of the other speakers greatest promisingle plate, not merely for decorative restriction now threaten the naviganence will be solicited. service on the tion of streams in Florida, Mississippi, A reform congress, at which Albert purposes, but for actual dinner table. And yet that ire only one Louisiana and Texas, and congress has Miss Alva Adams, Shaw, of the growing lux- had to devote quite a considerable sum Ida Tarbell, Senator La Follette ot pettyof Illustration times." the ury toward the extermination of this exoWisconsin. Mr. Thomas J. Lawson, Mr. There appeared in print a short time tic pest. Clarence Da rrow and others will be soago from the pen of a Some few years ago the British warlicited. la to writer, a statement that a young cou- ship Zephyr, near the Strait of Sunda, Other congresses, one of which a joint income of $360,000 a sighted what appeared to be an island peace, ple having le In the Interest of universaleconomic found that they could not keep up thnt was not marked on the chnrt by year as the to known be another the pace of fashionable life in this city which she was navigated. The vessel congress, another the congress of re- and Newport on $1,000 a day, and were was steered for the unexpected danger, ligions, then a philanthropic congress, It Is running behind. which on close inspection proved to be educational congress and the congress continually well known fact that many rich people, a huge piece of bank of some river In In the follow will of physic research in a luxurious manner, are slow the vicinity that had drirted seaward order named, at which speakers of living In the payment ot their bills, keeping with several world-wid- e large trees growing upon fame und of varying views trades people waiting for their money It. Chicago Chronicle. will be invited to give rree, courteous for months and sometimes for years. opinexpression to their conflicting One reason for this Is that the deHER WARNING SHAWL. " ions. mands of fashionable life upon their incomes subjects them to as much of Mrs. Drew had a way of putting up a financial strain ns that which ninkes for a long time with things that she the life of a $15 a week clerk, with fdt should be remedied; hut. little by wife and baby to support, an anxious little, ns her patience ebbed, her si one. Wall Street Journal. Spring Togs leiu-would become more pronounced, like the lull before the storm; then, REMEDY FOR 8KIN GROWTHS. some day, upon arriving at the theater According to a Russian physician, it she would walk Into the box offlrc and In the spring the young man and is the easiest thing In the world to don n certain IMlsley shawl, which she the old man, too lightly turns to cure warts. Take an ordinary sun kept In reserve as one of the most imAnd Just glass and focus the rays of the sun on thoughts of Easter togs. pieces of stage property in now he cranes his neck at the elaborate the wart for thirty seconds. Do this pressive the house. It fittingly reflected her display of ties, suits, top coats, collars, two or three times a day, and the wart mood. So long as that shawl was In shirts, hats and shoes, fully as fre will disappear in a week or two. This evidence all the people of the Arch, quently as his lady friend cranes liers same treatment Is also good for lupus from the stage carpenter to leading at the larger windows arranged for growths, and epithelioma, which Is man, realised that perfection In the the special purpose of charming her. sometimes called (kin cancer. Indeed, of duty wns the smallest The fate of the fashionable man has any affection of the skin in which the performance return could give for their salbeen decided. It has been determined Roentgen rays or the Finsen light la aries. they Just what he shall wear, from the supposed to be beneficial w lie bene I think I have conveyed the Impresthickness of the soles of his shops to fitted by focussing the ray of the suri sion that Mrs. Drew was a woman the height of his "lid." upon the spot with an ordinary sun with whom no one ever ventured on a shirts are pushing plaids glass. Any magnifying gin Makers of wm a0l familiarity that wns undue. But Matt South of Santa Monica and north of Plays Del Rey, in aouthern California, lira a narrow atretch or land, directly on the ocean front, for which nature haa done much. But during the paat inontha man haa been buay beautifying thia a pot, making It one of the moat beautiful reaorta in the world. Venice la the name given to the ideal locality, and truly a modern Venice it is, with its miles ujwn miles of aalt water canals, with its stately Venetian palaces, bulsnean blocks and places of amusement, and while the work la by no means finished, a fair Idea of the rare attractiveness of the place la obtained by a visit to 1L It la at this enchanted spot, in a pavilion seating 3.000 people, built on a pier away beyond the line of breakers, where the breeses are always cool, and where everything conspires to make the hours pleasant, that the great Venice assembly la to ne neid during July and Auguat of 1903. Benjamin Fay Mills, whose name is a household and who word throughout America, has been recently elected permanent minister of the Los Angeles Fellowship, haa been elected president of the who association. The have accepted their election include the Hon. George C. Pardee, governor of California; the Hon. Franklin K. Lane, the Hon.. William E. Bmythe, who has been justly called the father of the national federation; Mr. Abbott Kinney, and the Hon. George C. Perkins, United States senator frdm Cali- ut d, double-breaste- double-breaste- small-figure- vice-preside- double-breast- ed self-figure- d, ' '.nfnur-ln-han- ds "Peek-a-bo- o" well-kno- i for Ment 111 Snyder was a cheerful, jubilant exception to the rest of the company. Snyder was a clever actor, with one of the shrewdest and aptest wila possessed by any eomedian of his day. He had, the habit of tardiness to a pronounced degree. If there was a virtue on which Mrs. Drew particularly Insisted It was punctuality. Her rule of promptness, the company knew, was to be as rigidly kept as the Puritans kept the Blue lawa We had been WHERE THE RICH NEW CAMP8 ARE 8ITUATED. called for rehearsal one Sunday morning and we waited half an hour before Snyder came in, brisk and smiling. .Distances from Ons Mining Camp to His only warning of the tempest that How to Another and was brewing was the fitful flare from Roach Them. Mra Drews shawl as she paced back and forth among the shadowa She let hlin reach the center of the group. Most people in and about Reno have Drawing her form up to Its full height, an indirect knowledge of the location she observed In her most majestic of the various newly established towns tones: "I am very sorry, Mr. Snyder, that In the southern Nevada gold districts we must part." few of them have any definite intelliWith all the anguish of the separaidea as to Just where each town tion depicted on his face, Snyder gent leaned forward, and, with sobs In his actually is and the relative direction and distance of one from the other. It voice, exclaimed: Why. Louise, youre not going to will therefore be of interest to many leave us? and valuable to some to have the JourFor the space of a second nobody We breathed. instinctively looked at nal set forth the following carefully the duchess. Just for an instant her prepared Information regarding these scintillating eyes looked pack into his. localities, the names of which are seen that seemed almost tearful In their and heard of every day more and more solicitude. The comers of her mouth as time passes, but just where they twitched. Then, drawing the red shawl closely about her shoulders she are situated in the broad expanse of southern country few persons could gave the order for the rehearsal to tell, even among some of those Interproceed. A. Frank Stull In ested more or less in mining affairs. Goldfield la twenty-eigmiles south of Tonopah; sixteen miles south of HUMAN AURA. Goldfield Is Tank Springs; twenty-nin- e miles south brings one to SumThe London Lancet publishes a let- merville. the new strike, which Is three ter from a Dr. Hooker on the results miles west 'of Thorp's Mills, where Is of three years experiments with the located the Mining Blondlots Twenty-seve- n emitted by the hu- company's property. man body. Dr. Hooker says he has miles south from Summerville is Mudestablished the fact that these rays dy Spring, eight miles south from differ in color according to the char- Muddy Spring is Old Bullfrog or Ama-goi- a acter and temperament of a person, (now deserted), where the origand also that the rays are not merely inal Bullfrog mine is located. Four heat vibrations, as he has proved by miles from the original Bullfrog mine passing rays from his own hand east is Rhyolite, s town of 400 populathrough the forearm of a corpse to a tion, the center of the Bullfrog disprepared screen, 'which immediately trict, now about six months old. showed Increased luminosity. In refof a mile south ts the new erence to the differing colors oC the town, of Bullfrog,, formerly called BoFrom Rhyolite to Beatty, a rays. Dr. Hooker says: Rays eman- nanza. ating from a very passionate man town of 500 people, Is four miles northhave a deep red hue. One whose key- east, passing the rich Montgomery note in life is to be good and do good mine. Going farther south from throws off pink rays; an ambitious Beatty four miles one reaches Gold man emits orange rays; a deep thinker Center with Its 250 people. One hunthrows off deep blue; a lover of art dred and ten miles southeast from and refined surroundings, yellow; an Bullfrog are located the rich strikes of anxious, depressed person, muddy-brow- n Las Vegas, reached by some via the rays; a devotional, good mean- Clark railroad and stage. Reno (Neing person, light blue; progressive-minde- vada) JournaL light green, ana pnysically or GREATI mentally 111 person, dark green rays." Dr. Hooker further says that he has How Is your new automobile club are not only given proved that off by the human body, but by objects getting along?" "Great. We engaged a resident which have been In contact therewith. Detroit FYee He obtained this Impression .from a physician last week. letter thirty years old, which proved Pres. e and rethat the rays are tain their power on the paper on which writing is made. too, I What two word, have greater meaning than I I let the Utan Lights Rata Company Furnish you with either or both. E. W. WADE, Mgr. for Oglu ht Nevada-Goldfle- ld N-ra- ys Three-quarte- rs yourself a treat. Youll get it if you send your ihtrti, collars and cuffs to be laundered hm Theres satisfaction in wearing n ahlrt or collar that la smooth around the edgea It la also mighty to have them returned from the laundry juat like new. For thin kind of work oend yog bundle here. nntiihe-tor- OGDEN Eld-war- ds STEAM 'Phone 174. LAUNDOT 437 Twenty -- fifth Ibrt d, The Reason N-ra- ys radio-activ- TEA SUCCORING THE WOUNDED. The late Archibald Forbes wrote an article some ten years ago on the impossibility of succoring the wounded on the battlefield under the approaching new conditions of -warfare. This campaign proves Florbes- opinion to be correct, says Frederick Vllliers in his book, Three Months With the Besiegers of Port Arthur." The wounded after an action have to tie left on the field with the dead until nightfall. Even then tne greatest care has to be taken in bringing the todies to the first aid. The loss of life In attempting to move them during the day would be appalling. Though working under cover of the night, no bearers can stand up to their work; they have to crawl and must always he on the lookout for searchlights, and when the fiendish cold white ray steals nesr them they have to feign death, lying prone with the bodies around them. The wounded they take by the heels or shoulders and drag or push them down the glnsls of the redoubt that has been the bone of contention. la superior to that we employ none but tho W Why our work It is absurd to tell you ovei and over again to go to your grocer for money ; it is your operators and pay the hlhrt salaries in Ogden. We ipm neither time nor expense to Btot the requirements of pro creaks laundering. FREE One Fins SUh V broils every week to ne ef customers. Each package ef 8 and each package of 25c. iM" tional entitles tbs bolder to money. Vo-i- (mm mum ymr nqr r lchi!.i.:ii'i Uii, V ytm M Eh chance on this umbrella. cat-lik- e, REMEDY FOR PNEUMQNIA. This remedy, which Is claimed to be Infallible for pneumonia, was formulated many years ago by a well-knophysician in New England, wno never lost a patient by this scourge, says a correspondent In Medical Talk for the Home: Take six or ten onions, ac cording to slxe and chop line. Put In a large spider over a not fire, adding about the same 'quantity or rye meal nnd vinegar to form a stiff paste. Stir thoroughly and let simmer five or ten minutes. Put Into a cotton bag large enough to cover the lungs and apply to the chest just as hot as the patient can bear It. In about ten minutes change the poultice, ana thus continue reheating and applying, and In a few hours the patient will be out of danger. And just here a word of cau tlon. In applying this or any other hot poultice care must be exercised not to let the patient get chilled during the changing, process. Have tne not one already to go on before the cooling one Is removed, and make the exchanges so swiftly and deftly that there Is not a moment's exposure of the body surface, which becomes exceedingly sensitive to a chill. USUALLY THI8 WAY. She would not wed the best of men, Twus what she said at first. She proved her strength or purpose when She wed nbout the worst. Washington Star. The Only Double-Trac- k Railway hetwesfl the Mlanoari River sad CUcags. Troy Laundry The Bell Phone, Overland A. Lin c. 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