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Show rnE MOBSiyo midc.v. EXA.mxfca Utah. Wednesday mohs ixn, January, j.ipcu,. . ENTERTAINMENT AND INSTRUCTION FOR YOUNG FOLKS; GOOD ILLUSTRATIONS, GOOD STORIES AND GOOD VERSE A. avavavvavvvvvav s lady to performances of a Grained Hnwu pbtt jsionhey Croupe y ;vavavavavavavav; you ware asked what creatures interest you most in a menagerie you would bo apt to answer, The When monkeys are monkeys. trained to perform circus tricks they IR more entertaining than ever. You probably laugh more than you tter did before at one time if you were IF to see the collection of performing monkeys trained by Mr. Persina. There are eisht of the Xorxlna mon- keys, and they do tricks so wonderful tint it seems as If they niust be Utile aien and women. The rhesus la tha oramon monkey of India, and the most Intelligent In Persinas troupe are six of this kind. A monkey Is the animal that most of all likes petting and kindness. It is like a child in this respect, and through petting and kindness Per-cihas trained his monkeys to perform. If he were to whip them or be Inrsh with them, he says, he could do s.otlilng at all with them. The same la true of other animals than monkeys THE ITALIAN SALT SWISS COLONY on tlie Pacific coast raise the finest grapes on the Pacific coast.Thelr wines are absolutely pure. If you wish to dispense good cheer' for the holidays order some of their wine from FRIZZINI BROS. -- 00 see mi ease 25tb BtT60fc ena ALBERT F. RICHEY, UNDERTAKER 'Phone 150. 2372 Washington Are. WHERE TO EAT BOSTON CAFE OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Everything hem the bast. Short orders at all hours. All kinds of game and fish in season. Extra fine dinners Sunday, from 12 to 2 p. mR 25c. Fine lunch frem 11 to 4 and S to 8 p. m. JIM A YOUNG Props. 224 street Twenty-fift- h WINES . LIQUORS B. M. LEEDOM FALSTAF H. PATTISON CAFE 2425 Waahington Avenue. (Phone 228X) AND MONUMENTS HEADSTONES. TWO CARLOADS IN STOCK. MITCHELL BROS. 2002 JEFFERSON AYE. CEMETERY AND COP I NO VAULTS. LAKE JAP SL2.VK RESCUED. Honda Taure, tha youngest Japanese lave found In subjection on Victoria avenue together with Frans Sugiura, who la accused by the federal authorities of Being her master, have been committed to the county jail and the existing condition of her servitude In-is being investigated by Immigration spector T. J. ongley. Evidence has Iteec secured by D. S. Isaka that little Honda was sold to Sugiura aa a slave, and when this information was given out to the federal officer Sugiura was quietly arrested on a warrant. Honda ta about 18 years of age, and when be waa seen at tbe county jail aha refused to talk. She can apeak enough English to make herself understood, but being bound under tbe penalty of death to her master and fearing the threat a which have subdued her to a Uf of shame and slavery, sho saya nothing. The strange cell she occupies, the Iron bars and screened windows, adds to her terra', and she sits there wondering what it all means. She la a little gtrl and evidently has not been in this country very long. When aha la spoken to she seems startled for a moment and her answer ia Invariably, Don't know. Would you like to go oack to Japan?" she waa naked yesterday. She seemed to catch the meaning. Her race brightened witn delight, and aha laughed pleasantly but made no reply. In broken accents she said Sugiura waa the cook and she did not know him before she came to Salt Lake: When an Interpreter waa brought In to taU to her she chatted with him, but she refused to answer many of hia questions. She claims to lie married to a Japanese by the name of Kanoxo, who woTka here In the city, but the facta of the case are not known. Mr. Isaka says that aha Pd not come here with Kanoko, and that he has detained information that aba waa brought here by a man named Hlral about a year ago and sold. Sie dlaims to bave come here from Ban Francisco, but it ia known that aho landed In Seattle and earns direct from that port co this city. The officials lave no evidence that Hlrai brought her from Japan, and it Is bCileved Lei an accomplice ot x gang of men regularly engaged In tbe slave traffic. She aeema to be held in restraint by fear, and although the officers have made it clear to her that they will protect her and send her Ubue to her parents, aha refuses to givo out any information about Sugiura. She Is apparently frightened for her life even if she goes back to the officers, Japah or is protected bywun death If for they are threatened they attempt to escape or turn against their masters. When her companions were visited ia tbe cribs on Victoria aveuue they acted in the svne manner. Whatever anthey ware asked they refused to ACTIONS THE DESERTER. The dog deserter has to play dead for quits fifteen minutes, lying perfectly motionless. Then a big dog comes slid picks him up In Its mouth and puts him upon a stretcher, and ha la carried away. A bear Is the gravedigger, end he has a spade In his paw, ready to bury the deserter. But just in the nick the process until the pot Is filled, cover closely and place lu the cellar. Forty days afterward strain the essence fom the whole through a crape by pressure. Put the essence thus expressed in a clear botile and expose fur six wseks in the rays sf tha sun and evening dew to purify. One drop of this essence will communicate its odor to a pint of water. Jgaeea Ma.nh.rlts ail (be Orphan. 'While all Italy Is talking about the new heir to the throne a pretty story Is pay and he pm me off at Woods Cross. walked back through the cold. 1 went at once to the office of Judge O. W. Powers and instructed him to bring suit for damages for 55.000. 1 intend to push this suit to tha limit. Mr. Nelson in a carpenter and contractor. He moved to Salt lake two months ago and ia living at 727 East Seventh South alrret. He savs he was called to Ogden on Important business and will lose because of bis not reaching that city, 1 DEPARTMENT Whenever the name of Sugiura was mentioned they gave evidences ot fe-- , that and all the information could be obtained about him waa that he waa tho cook. wcr. BIG ORE SHIPMENT. MUSIC WITH AN ECHO. few weeks ago, ought to lie out In region somewhere at the present time, as had also sonic of the other parties known to have selected that route for getting into tho new gold re As this is said to be tbe be gionM. (art of (he year to travel in that p- That give you lasting fkme. Your schemes to besent the world And malts yoursoU a name; The noble plana, su wl designed. That somehow won't go tbrotigb-N-o. these things won't distinguish row. It's Just tho thing you do. And if you only olt and talk About tho Khans you've planned Why, never will biographies Of you be in demand. For people want to aee things dona That's what they, w sat from you. They don't rare much for premia If a Just the things you da Bo getyour thinking cep. my Indt . Don't alt and Idly drama. Let notion, action, bo your rule When you've devtaed a achamo. The world will give yea credit when You've made your dreams coma true. But erliemea and dreams wea't give ya fame It's just the things yon da How otion, it is exported that I ' many strU. Ho ROOSEVELT WILL DELIVER FreeoHoaa Yeses paper and cut It Inte what yea cal call magic paper. It la dona la thi following manner: Fold a single page of tha paper la four, aa you see la tho picture. Tht two black lines show wham the mb folds am ta bo mad and In tha asan picture you see them made In succession on those lines. That finishes tht folding process. Now for tha pattern, which 1 si course, tho fascinating part of tk business. Tbs second picture ahowt of the inmates of the state ths folded paper and tha design d makes when opened out at tho aid You will notice by comparing this will the first plutum tliat tho lower part cl ths folded paper Is torn away. That don y)u may tear ar cut out amall portions' all round ths edges, aa aeen It ths illuftratton. Unfold tha paper, and you wll bs surprised at your owfi cleverness in producing such a besutW ful design. You may Man. lonesome homes will be made bright and merry. Uvea are aiado pure and thus a tiny bit of humanity in happy; combis A busbatqi has often passed redeemer of mankind. Vernal Exa panions In a saloon and hurried home, press. because a baby's face was watching at tba window tor bis rot urn. A man 'Do you keep typewriter ribbons? bas been lifted from slumbering Into asked tne man in tha department store. difference and pressed forward is she a "Yea, said the saleslady; make tba beat of life for baby'a sake. Hard faces will soften; discouraged blonde or a brunotte?" Yonkers ones will grow more hopeful; gloomy. Statesman. A I BABY'S INFLUENCE, S SPEECHES A consignment of 150 tons of ore from tiie American Flag company's penitentiary indulged in an impromptu mines at Park City will be on the marand Large Itinerary Bean New Years eve celebration Saturday ket today or tomorrow. Manager John Important for Remainder of Winter. Prepared In locked after G. is to down from the Rhodln Park being shortly evening, their cells, and aa theft waa nothing dispose of the lot and will likely re8. PresIJrnt Jan. Washington, d tbe program aa of the kind up-.iturn to the mine tomorrow. Ho reports Roosevelt tor tbia winter j hu accepted for the occasion by Warden Pratt everything moving smoothly at tbe to attend important he decided to discipline those who property and says that shipments will several invitations functions, both In Washington and out tne for were found to be responsible be coming along with regularity from of town. At all of them ha will deA couple of convicts now on. Nearly 250 tons of fine ora disturbance. liver addrcoMS, two or three of which started the Jollification by singing has been shipped from tbe mhie during will bs Next of notable significance. the tune the old cow died on," and tbe past month snj a similar amount he will address the delegates to (heir voices were soon Joined those will moat likely be coming along from Thursday to tha Forestry congress, which here of several oth3r Inmates of the cells. month to month until aucli time as de- assembled today. The speech will not When there w.s a lull in the singing velopments warrant and will allow of be prepared in advance, altliough tha some of the convicts yelled at the tops systematic stuping operations. preaidi-n- t already has thought eut bis On the 1,100-folevel Manager Rhoof their voices. It was nearly daylight On Monday, the remarks carefully. n bis and deputies dln states, tbe ledge, which ia a strong 80th before tbe will attend the the president Inst., moss-cu-t. One streak of succeeded In quieting all the unruly one, la being in the Naval academy, exercises at fine ore four feet thick baa been passprisoners. Annapolis, incident to tha graduation Aa a punish lent Wnrdcn Pratt, af- ed through, and before the lime hangsenior class of tha iustltation. of ter due Inquiry, ordered ilit thirty-fiv- e ing wall ia reached he looks for olher Hs the will bs accompanied to Annspolln of tbe prisoners be confined to Important disclosures. by Secretary Morton. Tha eaardeaa Nothing is being done in (he bottom w ill take place about midday. their. cells all day Sunday and Monto admittance bnt shaft at refused of tbe the it and Sunday prevent time, day, In tha afternoon of tha asms day, the visitors. In oil sequence there were is the intention of Manager Rhodin to and party will go to Philapresident Endeavnear Christian some hi more do no exercises of the sinking there the to attend a dinner to be given delphia tha and or society in the morning, future, aa he wishes to hava plenty of In honor of President Roosevelt by usual chapel exvrciaes in the afternoon room in which to take, care of the surthe Unloa League club. His speech at face water which comes with the spring were not held. Tha will bs important. the dintMr Yesterday morning - an entertain- thaws. While the snowfall Is not parto president and party will return ment waa given by a number of young ticularly heavy as yet, the storm of last Washington that night. Tha president men and women under direction ot week made sleighing good between the will go to New York on Feb. II, to atmill below tend the dinner to be given in Miss Kora Gleason, all prisoners at- mines and the sampling tending except those confined to their town, making hauling much esaier. of Lincoln's by The camp in general, Mr, Rhodin tbe Republican club of Newbirthday cells. The following toox part in the York. The a be Helen la Miss Reedail, ays, prsJicta looking up, and birthday falls this year oa Sunday, but Miss Torn Fafek, "31iss Marjorie Mul-velively year and the adding of seveial it will be observed on tbe 13th. The Miss Irens White, George Soffe, new producers. preoidenta address will deal with tha Shepherd, George Glade, Matthew life, characters and time of the marJohn Giles and Melvin Seville. ANOTHER NEVADA FIND. tyred president Remaining In New News baa Just come out from Tono-pa- h York that night nnd the next day, tbe PUT OFF THE TRAIN. strike waa president will be entertained at dinner that a mn--t made a short time ago by Jack May In on the 14th by tbe Hungarian clnb of Ole Nelson has arranged to bring the Kswltch range of mountains and New York. He will arrive In Washof the 15th. ult for damages against the Oregon at a point about forty miles south of ington on ths morning accepted Short Line because ha waa put off the Reveille. A chunk of ore weighing 100 Some time agotothe president attend on Washingtrain at Wood's Cross Monday morn- pounds ia now on exhibition and a wild an invitation birthday, Feb. 28, a celebration to ing and compelled to walk back to Salt rush for the new Eldorado ia said to tons Lake. Nelson tells the story of what hava commenced. The ore assays 800 be held at the University of Pennsyloccasion per ton and the ledge from which it was vania. His address on that and happened in this way: hia "I went to the 81iort Line depot ticket taken IS said to be a strong one, with will treat of Waahington achievements and their result on tbe office 8unday and purchased a ticket to every Indication of permanency. As near aa can be determined by nation. Ogden and return for 11.50, good to reTha president will deliver a speech at latest turn up to and including Jan. 3. I told reference to the government's 00 8L Patrick's day. Soon afdinner a be this of must intend I that time did not Nevada, map them at the discovery the date not having been fixterward, sou hern of the to extremitv close, That the to use tha ticket tilt Monday. will go to San Anthe president ed. 1 as the morning presented tbe ticket !o tha range of mountains named and, annual reunion of conductor on the pisiform of the de- rrow flies, about sixty miles almost tonio to attend the of rough riders. pot and he told me which car to take. due west of Hiko. It ia farther than his old regiment After the trala had gut out of the city tliat in a southeasterly direction from Salt Lake City, Utah, Jan. 2. Col. four or five miles the same conductor Tonopah, and tbe esaier way, it would Sencame around for tickets. Ha examined seem, to gt into the region, from this Wm. M. Ferry, brother oforformer Michigan, mins and said It was not good; that it side at least, would be via Callenre, De ator Thomas W. Ferry, Utah, today, aged 80 was good only on the day of issue. I Lamar and Hiko, making tbe latter died at Park City, waa a veteran of the Col. Ferrv Gardner yearn or ranch the in I had tho the liow place, purchased explained 18T2 lie wa secretary of Ia war. Civil miles six Piko. 01 south him. He not it would valley, satisfy ticket, but the fmxitlc national convention at demanded fare and (old me I would a base i,f supplies. 1 The IUtflvld party, which 1 ft here a Louisville. tv Live to get off the train. Many ta Make Meals Psyw: When you boys and girls am tired el playing the old games find seam srhltt let tha scissors and your fonry ran riot aver tho paper, and tha 'leu km lit Old Gentleman Have you result Is mom pleasing than ever, which Is not generally tha way with lived hers all your Ilfs, my little man? Arthur (aged ala) Not yet. things. A tliat will be made during Hie coming months. TALK. It'e not tho things you talk staut n. being told about the baby's grandmother. A little Italian girl of eleven who lived 111 a village near Como was left an orphan by the death of her father, who was a fisherman. The child at once wrote he following quaint letter to Queen Margherila: WHEELING THE BABY. My Iieareat Mother In Rome Will you take car of ms? Father Is dead, and I of time the deserter springs up and fast vary lonely now. I aaw you onne at Como, and futliar said you are tha jumps all around the ring, barking as pass of all llitls girls, ao I writs to hard as fie can to show he la not dead mother you. My name la Cariaslma. at all, but very much alive. Ths letter reached ths queen snd so Then how the audience claps hands touched her wsrm heart that soon after and shouts applause! this a lady and gentleman drove up to Hardly leas Ingenious and entertain- the fisherman's house and took the ing la the exploit of the monkey wheel- child to her adopted royal mothing another little monkey in a tiny er of away aU little girls. baby carriage. To wheel even so small a baby cart takes mors strength than Riddles For November. one would expect a monkey to possess. Why is an author the queerest animal Then, too, the little creature must walk upon Its hind lege while It pushes tha In the wqrld? Because his tale. conies mall wagon,' and that, too, la difficult out of his heed. What Is the sun's trade? A tanner. and something the monkey does not do Where did William the Conqueror from choice. stand when he landed In England? On hia feet. Te Eat net Flower Fa scare. Whut Is the difference between an Any child may make perfumery In Cut out these pieces and put them the following manner: Flace a layer of angler and a dunce? One belts bis together so aa to form one perfect triNow far some fun What do you mean the flowers In a clean earthen pot and hook: the other hales bis hook. The Old Man: I over them a layer of fine salt. Repeat Why is China a desirable country for angle. by rousing me before daylight P na The Alarm Clock: pith the old man! too. Persina Is a natural lover of all animals, and that is wiiat has made him at successful in training not only monkeys, but other dumb creatures. One of his monkeys takes a bath in sight of the audience, scrubbing himself with a brush and sponge. Another one walks around the stage upoiy a rolling sphere," a most difficult feat. The monkey keeps his little feet moving .while the hall rolls and so prevents himself from slipping off. Ono of the oddest farts is that the monkeys understand what the applause of the audience mesne as well as ir they were people and like it quite as well. The monkey that does the rolling sphere trick is so delighted when the applause of tha audience Is vary hearty and loud that ho sometimes Jumps upon his ball and does the trick again without any signal from his master. One little feUow, dressed In check trousers and a Jacket, walks erect and with hie hande ehoves a tiny wheelbarrow serosa ths stage, the barrow being loaded with two chickens, a rabbit and a rat, all alive and lively. Strangest of all, however, are the mimic court murtiallng and execution of a eoldiei deserter. Four monkeys are dressed In the uniform of Jap soldiers. A little dog in the same uniform is the deserter. The members of the court martial are dogs. The Judge himself, a dog in a gold laced coat, aits before a table with a big book in front of him. Ho nukes a speech, which he barks, since he cannot talk. A guard of four little Jap monkey soldiers leads away the prisoner, who has been sentenced to death. The four monkeys with their tiny guns are auppoaed to shoot the deserter. He is blindfolded, and the four aim their tiny rides at him. Just at the right Instant he falls over, playing that he Is dead. select her husband in? BeA LITTLE EXPERIMENT. cause she can go from Faking (picking) to Chuaou (choosing). Amateur magicians aa well aa amaWhy la It easy to break Into an old man's house? Because his gait la bro- teur arlenlista will like this littlo exken and his locks are few. periment: Get two gobleta of exactly tha aamo also and shape and plunge them Into a A best lauds. The Japanese, being an imaginative tub of water. Hold them under ths people, have some pretty and pathetic legends studied to Hie insects and animals that abound in the quaint gardens that are the most attractive feature of the homes of the well to do. There is s tiny Insect that does great damage to the rice crop, about which there is an interesting tradition. There was ones a famous warrior who was fighting a deadly battle on horseback with hia bitter enemy. Just ss the victory was about to be hia. his horns slipped on the sulks of rice in the field In which the combat took pUce, and his enemy killed him. Tbs spirit of ths warrior, Infuriuted at ths treachery of the rice plant, became a rice eating Insect, which la called by the natives by the warrior's name, saneniort-saOn summer nigl.is fires ar lighted In the rice fields to attract the Insects, which come in swarms; gongs are beaten, bamboo flutes are sounded, whtia a straw figure representing a horse and rider is burned. This insect is almost ths exact sisa and color of a rics husk, and ths legend may have arisen from Its resemblance to the helmet of a Japanese warrior. water until both are completely filled and not a bubble of air remains In them. Bs careful about this. Then A Win Boy. Little Bon Why do you water the while they are still under water bring them together, brim to brim, ono upgrass, father? Father To make It grow. right, ths other Inverted, and lift them In a plate Little Boa (after a few moments' carefully out, standing them ' consideration) Well, father, yea are a provided fbr the purpose. One goblet Is now standing Inverted Illy man. You water tha grass ta make It grow, and then you hava ta pay upon the other, and both are full of water. Dry them carefully with a cota man ta some and eut It off. ton cloth and then move ths upper glass very slightly to one side so ss to Mow Coaid Hot Now, little one, what would you say leave visible barely a thread of water. If you do this skillfully and gently the If I were to glvs you these? Would you say. These si good apples' or water will not run out. On ths fqpt of the Inverted glass now Those are good apples? How ran 1 tell till I eat 'em?" place a small glasa filled with wine, and, having dipped Into the wine a fiber of tapestry wool or a place of candle A tiewaetrlral Fassle, wick, arrange It with Its two ends hanging over and down from the edge of ths wineglass. Capillary attraction will now set tn, and the wins will begin to run down the fiber, dropping on to the foot of the Inverted glass and overflowing tlience down tbs aides of the glass. Thus the wine will run genlly toward the brima of the twa glaaaea and then, Inatead of continuing Its descent, it will How sideways between ths rims and thence upward to the Inverted glass, so that In a few minutes ths small glues on top will bo empty, the middle (Inverted) glaaa will be full of win colored fluid and tho lower glass wlH be full of cluar water. Good Resolutions out-line- ot ws-iie- are now ta order. A good onn la M ns supply yon with anything yon may need In our line. We have tha stock and can fill orders prompt, THE Eccles Lumber Company y. sen-alio- nil Pah-ranag- ut HEALTH BOTTLED Nature's delicious sparkling Nsetar. K creates that exalted foaling of perfect health by risen alng tha ays tom of all Impurities At First dua ffjatep Bara, Caiea, Clubsand Drug Storm. FRED. J. KIESEL SL CO., n..-iu,.4n- r4 J $ |