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Show THIS ! SMI IKM . To of ihcse. namely, the are not yataelable rihiMIc. M'rli. factory and ihe Tawa M'rnigan" baud at Garetw. wtil likd be moved to more gtyr th JVet Sor piiim. capraa the arowih rienirahl Iocs 'ions and operated nrxt at this tlm induury dnrins 'be year IV Tawas pistil will be moved rf th beet mear locaI'lLt wiina & no very . nsu yrar to Jnwiveiing ei van be 11ued u the illustration of ctva f:r , piibl'.abed Derember ?n. lia jetH-wthat i ibt lime stall'd a it jP4, i for wii I iioc.irioni. C4 iar farturiw, and the to the order iu whim were it1 ihn year. they became known during i year tliere At the Lom of the pietM-cre not lew than 97 new factories talked of in the vailou Iwei growing of the coasitry. ud it is dacidi-fl-lbun significant that not itieifi pmjicti relate to looi'tous in Colorado, whah danug tne year forgto that time ed ahead of Jdiefcig-oi.-nihe bann-- r a.:e tu ben culture and in the I nited sugar irantifa-nwSlab's. The new project, so far a they were enumerated in the American Kagar luduatry and Hcrt Sugar and tor held was a thoroughly and corned a a the beat, inform' ion reiinarrea would iiermit, wire aa fol-re low a, iu tha order in which ihey Wi i- - nt-f- "t e, mentioned: .lulee-btirKeedlcy. Cal: An ado. Colo.; Ivm-ort- . Colo.: Sterling. Colo.; la : lwa GH'. la.; Arkansas City, Kan-- : McCook. Nell.: (iunniaon, tah: Nbrth Yakima. Wash.; Sparta, wood Springs, Wi.; Urnsh. Colo.; Glen Cola: Waterloo, la.; HlUaOeld. Mich.; North Matte, Neb.; ljfwlsfon, Musco-tinMont rose. Colo.: Holly. Colo.: la.--. CnU'donia. Wi-- : Sheridan, Wyo.; Brighton. Colo.; PayeUe, Ida.; Springe, Colo.; Ceneseo, 111.: Colorado . Colo.: Durango, Billings, 'Mont.; Ida.; Colo.; Olathe, Colo.: Nampa. WrtaT. Ida.; Colunihua Junction. la.;; Belle Fntirche, S. T. yji.niit. Mont.:Boise, Ida.; Bralnerd. Ytealla, Cal.; StrharlaBd. Neb.; Aacadia, Mwn.; Ora.; Tacoma Wash.; Delta, Oolo.;e, Waterloo, la.; Roawell. N. M.: Shaw-neOkie.; Pc Moines. Ia.; Newport, la.: Kalispell. Mout.; Reno, Ner.; Woodrutf. Vtah; Eaanaton, Wyo.; t, Monroe, Vtah; Blarkfbot, la.; Minn.; Scotland, S. IX; Bend, Moroni, Utah; Montpelier. Ida.; nit.; ir rlewaaiU, Utah; Madison, - WIs.; lawn. Wyo-- : Glendale. Arts- Trinidad, Color; EUenabnrg, Wash.; Carden (Tty, Kan. Norfolk. Neb.; Aberdeen. Mont: Frrana Cal.; 8. Fort Morgan, Colo.; Chaaka. Minn.; CHenooe, Minn.: Basin, 'Wyo.; WorUnd, Vyo,: othintrfn, Colo.; Animas, Colo.; e, in-lta- 1 Farl-haal- MestoM. In,; Ibukiguni. AYis.; Colo.; Moline. Ill; Minncaapolia. . Mina.; Hamilton, Mom WTrly,A.-Ord-wa.- li O.; Peflanee, Midi.; Grand Encampment,. 5Vyo.; Rawlins, Wyo.; Chinn. CM.; Erl". Colo.; Pueblo, Coin.; Hamilton. Mont.; Ontario, Ore.; DodgevUte, Wla.; Willow. Cal.; Lancaain. Wte.; Wheatland, Wyo. Of those enumerated above three projects developed into new factories which were built dnnng the year end are now In operation iwapesjlvely at Wtah. and Holly. Oolo.; . Uwlstou. One farlary which BltMsfield, Mirh. had not been reocWlng a sufficient quantity (4 beets in Michigan, was removed from Bagtneer hi that state to Sterling, Oolo, and soother which had failed to develop the desired bert territory In Nebraska ww,movcd from Norfolk in than state to Urronr. Colo. The following acforlea increased their The Whet-erapacity (luring tb Lend company. Grand Sugar Jimcthm. Colo., teem MO to 600 tons; the Cmt. Was tern Sugar company, Longmont, Colo., from 600 to 1JWI tons; the Standard Beet Sugar company, Leavitt, Eeb., from Wo to 1,100 trma; the Continental Sugar company, Fremont,. O., from 360 to 40 tons; the Amalgamated Suaar company. la flisnls, Ore, from 350 to Sugar 400 tons; the Amalgamated company, Jiangsu- - Dtah, fnen 400 tocom-0 tona; the Amalgamated Sugar pany, Ogden, Utah. from "60 to 40 torn; Wesbtegfon Stake SanerSR9com-to pany. Wnvsrly, Wash., from foe tona. Thera weaa a total of 64 firinriea in operation during fha campaign of 190$, aa agafnat 6f last year, hair fhoorl"S lay hlle this year. tor lack of beets, luunrty, the California A Hawaiian Sugar Refining Isctory at Orarierf. Cal., Fprecltole Sugar company's plant atI Bay City (Mich tWsttnsvfnh.. the t Sugar onrapanyV "Btobiisn" factory at rsaetwIUe. Mirh., and the Tawns . SugM oompenyV pint at Kuet Tawas, Charlevoix. Jr: m com-vprny- 'e Kcscma. scald head, hlvea St chines of toe Fkm of any sort instantly recurod. Doans lieved, permanently Ointmen'.. At any drug store. definite found for the "Mlfh-gsplant. One of the beet n of h" progress made during tile pteeni isr is in the fart that in the review at the clore of 1904 blit ou new factory was bring built, this At Riverdale. Illbetng the one thr piosent writing there are six new plants with a combined capacity of 4.1 nit tons of beet per day in process of and another plant, of a eapaeit) of boO tons, which lay idie last year at Rodhrster. Mich., ha- - been moved to Madison, WI., where it U being reconstructed and put into shape for the campaign uoxt year. The new factories being built will to Chasna. Minn tion ha- - as ei but . bt-e- n TELL HIM 80. ou see a fellow striving In a way that pleases you, I Tr 11 him so. If you think hi work ia worth-anbelieve hi purpose true, When - have a rapacity as follows: Factor Sugar company. Visalia, tal . sr.O tons: Kaatern Sugar company. Glendale. Arix.. kiln tons; Hillings Sugar company, Billings, Mont., 1.300 tona: Weat-it- d Idaho Sugar company. Nantpa. Lda-huGOO ton; Great Western Sugar company, two faeinrle. each with a capacity of (100 tons, to be located at Brusli and Fort Logan, Colo., respectively. Among the projects mentioned during the past year tVrc Is every indication thwt tbo fbllowlng will tor comdevelop into new planre-fo- r Fayette. Idiho. St. ps ign of lgrxi: Johu. Cal., Weverly, la.. Garden City or Arkansas City. Man., and McCrook, Neb. The lnAlnatiOM are also that the factory, which waa left unfinished in Mich-- , will be 19)3. ai Charlevoix. completed and operated for the campaign of IVVtl. Thia makes a list of 13 new factories almotg certain to be operated next jroar in addition to the 64 that ahead beeta during the presallowe a moat ent ranipafgn.-angain and much progresa in tha Industry a aontparad with laat year. No 1"a than tlfi.OOO.Ono will be expended in thaiCOMLructlon and equipment of thee' faetorlea, andat least more will be paid by the $3.1)110,000 companies operating them to the fxrni-i-r- a ., attie-factor- who grow heeta. that the-ne- w It y will be plants in process ob-erv- of ronstrurtlon will be mostly loeatad west of the MtaaLaippl river, emphaslg-Inonce more Ihe fact that the point of gravity of sugar beet culture and augur manufacture haa moved westward. This fact will become still more patent aa the vast regions in the arlth states become available by Irrigation, and in tola respect it ia a noticeable matter for discussion among auger experta whether liunte raised oa irrigated landa araot the moat profitable for the manufacture of sugar. Thus the present. year olouea, on tha whole, with a more lytpeful aspect than its predecessor, hilt tola hope will not bo turned Into certainly until the discouraging specter of Mack labor ia competition with whtio labor Is defiand nite) removed from augur culture I sugar manufacture. I g TRADE DEPRESSION 4N GREAT BRITAIN. Consul Danisls of Sheffield' writes that u report juat issued by the labor department of the board of trade on the change in rate of wages and hours of labor in 1901 shows toe etfeot of trad depression la the United So far aa could be surer Kingdom. tained by the department nearly 301,. OHO people had toeir wages changed during the year, and of these, while 736,000 sustained decreases amounting to about 40,000 poenda ($196,606) per week, only I$,h00 were given advances equivalent to $5,339 per week. The net roault of wll the changes thrrefore waa a decrease of about $190,768 per week, If, however, tits effect of the wage changes lie calculated from the date of each change to the end of the year it la found that tha aggregate decrease In wages due to toes changes during tha year 1904 eras $4,664,777. The industries principally affected were onal mining, iron mining. Iron and steel manufacture, "hipbuilding, glass bottle making and building. The net fall In tbs building Iradee ia the first vhiefc haa takon place sines these changes were reported In 1393, In of hours of labor during 1904 It is recorded that there was a reduction of $4,509 hours per week In the working time of 16.792 work pary pla. For tha first alx months of the present year the changes In wages re-- Uea Jxt him know. He will do it all the better for the kindly word you said. It will give him double courage for toe task he haa ahead, And his heart will, glow with thankfulness through many, tnasy days For there nothing boosts a fellow like a 11 lie hit of praise. IivliS'i Plrat fmeeraa. Henry Irving achieved aa immense success by hla performance of Hambd" at the London lyreum theater. Hla Interpretation of the part waa so striking and unusual that the play had a run unprecedented at that time continuing for 20u n'igbta. Of hla In playing this part Sir Henry gave, soma years before hla death, an Interesting account. I can ahrays tell." he said, "when the andienea la with me. It was not with me on the flnt night of Hamlet, which la perhaps curious, ctmaiderlng my anlisequent success. On the first night I felt that tha andieure did not go with mo until the first meeting with Ophelia, when they changed toward me entirely. But aa night succeeded night my Hamlet grew in their estimation. I could feel it all the timo, and now I know that they Ilka it that they are with me heart and aouL" Harper's. la 1 If your sweetheart, wife or mother looks a pretty aa caa bs. Tell her so. hc has a dress or bonnel fitting modi becomingly. Let her know. Yowll find ii ousts yon nothing and it If . pleases her a lot. Fur a woman likes a compliment and wbo of ua do not? So tell her ail tha plea nut things about her winning ways For there's nothing geta a woman like a little bit of praise. When a fellow's made a failure, but haa done the beat he can. Tell him eo. Slap him kindly on the shoulder, any Youve done your beet, M man!" Lei him know That a fight la worth the fighting If Ua only on the square, That ha Un't down fuinr, that he tllLcan do and dare; And tha world will emi mors glowing to his once discouraged gsse. For theres nothing help a fellow like a little bit of praise. 1674 talus Hew Travels. Ortas It is a most Interesting eight In watch an orang outang make its way through the Jungle. It walks slowly Butcher," baker, lawyer, workman, if along the larger branches in a semi-ereyou think hi work ia good, attitude, this bring apparently Tell him secaused by tbs length of its arms and lf you want a man to aarvy that his the short nets of Its logs. It Invariably toll la understood. selects those branches which InterminLet him know! gle with those of a neighboring tree, No one ever gained m penny by withon approaching which It stretch os out holding words that please. Its long arm and, grasping the boughs Approbations Jnt as heart'uing as a opposite, aeeips flnt to shake them aa frosty autumn breeze. To keep the spirit i tingling and tbs If to teat their strength and then derheerfnl hopes to raise liberately swings Itself across to tha There's nothing any bettrr than a next branch, which it walks along, as little bit of praise! before. It does not Jump or spring, aa BERTOX BRALEY. monkeys usually do, and never appears to hurry Itself unless some real danger RADIUM A DISCOURAGER OF present. Yet, In spite of Its apparent BACTERIA. ly alow movement. It get along far quicker than a person running through According to tho results obtained by the forest lisneath. Popular Magailne. evaral European InvwsUgaton small antmsta aro killed by tho emanations UnkiMi of the SeolpoL An extraordinary event led Lassone, from radium, says, to Review of Reviews. To whai extent radium exerts physician to lamia XVI. of France, to a similar destructive power on bnc abandon his anatomical studies. While teria which aro microscopic plant la a electing from among some dead bod-le- a qurstkm of groat intertut on account a suitable subject for dissection be of Its important bearing on ton treatone of them showed ment of germ diseases. "The laat num- Imagined that to ber of toe Zetiscbrlft fur Hygiene und doubtful slgna of death and sought not was Ufa a which revive perhaps editof InfaoiionskrankMtan Lelpair, ed by Dr. Koch, gives an arcount of extinguished. His effort were (Towaexperiments carried on by three ocien rd with sneer. He cured the man, tlata to determine the action of radium and aa he was poor nourished and supemanations upon pathogenic bacteria. ported him. but the idea of haring In making toe experiments, small been on the point of committing a flasks eon uin Ing solution of differ- crime ao affected Laseone that be felt ent activities of radium combined with himself unable to pursue hla accusbarium chlorida were used, and the tomed labara, and from that tone forapparatus waa ao arranged that toe ward the study of natural history and flasks coald ha connected by mean of took the place of that a d chemistry MartHa-tube flask with other g1a anatomy. too containing cultures, and air could be forced from one to the other In a Feast ml Klaeea. closed circuit having no rommunlra-torwith the outside air. The typhus Halmagen, in Ronmania, possesses a bacillus waa chosen for most of tha public festival which Is probably experiments, because, on amount, of Its unique In the world. It la a little town are of about 1.20 inhabitants, and on the rapid growth, decisive result quickly obtained, rulture tube morning of Its annual fair day the with typhus ama placed in from about eighty Tillages circuit with the radium tube, and air population come trooping In in swarms. To them charged with emanation from them go out all the young women, married forord through for ten or twelve minutes twice a day, and the process re- or single, of nalmagen, each hearing a ainall flower garland and vessel of pented for two or throe day. Eleven experiment of thin sort wine, and all attended by their godbhowed the same result. While in toe mothers. This last precaution la taken control cu Iturea kept for compariRon, from motive of deference for Mrs. made in the same say. and kept un- Grundy. As the visitor approach, the der ton same condition except that young women offer to each a taste of tony ere mu exposed to the action of wine end a kiss. the radium. strong rowth aa noticeable silhin taenty-fbu- r hour after TratktlL inocnlataon, the teal cultures exposed Excited Fisherman (to country hotel to air charged with radium emanaThere Un't a bit of fishing tion "bowed only a alight growth, or keeper) about here. Every brook haa a alga none at ail. Even whe mil culture were removed from connection with wsmluft people off. What do you mean toe radium tube and plared in the by luring angler here with the promIncubator for four days, no trace of ise of fine fishing? Hotel Keeper I typhus colonies nould lie found. Other didn't say anything about fine fishing. experiment were made upon cholera If yon read my advertisement carefuland diphtheria. Agar inoculated with ly you will see that what I said was, too choldra vibrio showed no growth unapproachable.' " even jffier an Interval of four day, 'Fishing altonutft the condensed vapor in the Wnirn of tte tuba tiecapi cloudy. Diphtheria on Viewed an optical Instrument, toe agar, kept al 36 degree C. for iwo days, did not grow at all In one case, human eye may well be called perfect, sal In another showed only weak de- fur It la an apparatus contained In a velopment as compared wtih the nor- globe leas than an Inch In diameter. In mal culture kept for comparison. whlrfj is produced an Image practically Many other teats wera made, giving perfect In form and color and which tha damn remit of growth either re- ran he aornrately adjusted almost Intarded or oisc entirely inhlbiusl. stantly for everv, distance from five In some of the tost toe. active aul Inches to Infinity, which la movable In In walled was thin scaled stance direction, baa an area small every IV glaaa tube that allowed only the for the detection of the most enough to ari, and portclca and eluded the Arpartirle. The tube. rct. minute details' and at the same Urn ing on arflne wire ring, wa plared on large enough for the appreciation of a culture kyu at room temperature for large objects, and which enables ua to five days. Atfthe end of that time the see all abides of color and to estimate culture kept for comparison Showed distance, solidity, and. to some extent colon icf of bacteria growing all over the consistency of objects, and yet. this the surface, hut in the teot culture wonderful lnatriment. perhaps the these were no colonic near Ihe radium most varied n its capabilities of any tube, and only email scattered colonies part of the hody. ia persistently mis in the part farthest away from It. The used and negiivcd. Is it any wondr wrlicro believe tho the radium ciuh some that day nature resent this treatan hu' Inert like itself acts aa. nation and leaves toe offenders In total paur through a rere of rhangri- - a' ment and perpetual first sending out what, they term part.kslc. later on B part'clrs and V The Same of China. ray. .The .A-- 'title form toe timet of t'hlua and the mine. powerful component of the epergv n( Wcfisak the radtoortive substance, hut thcr It tic thinking tlior too native of toe have te power of penetration, Kingdom never bear those art through a glass tnhe. and Flowery until term efrer leaving the place of a film of aluminum 006 mm. thv-tbelr birth or coming In contact with will inteeniept half of them. Since thev siime traveler Thny have many names produce only a slight effect upon a i by which they designate thamselvcs It la photographic plate. whether they havg touch bactericidal and the land winch they Inhabit, but Chinese and rhioa are not among to have uwj-The action. Tho mast anritnt name of number. power of penetration, and th Y m China la Tien hoi. which sign H)" are probably least powerful. ifltc tbe psenent ral the empire la Brest, Krone, Dec. 26. Tlic cruiser log hddse took couSrol of been Cassini has been ordered to pmoed 1050 the aanroorTataingkwobba to the Battle Wedneedn mv. calling applied to the 4tlngdom as a whole aud j1m ha a: ifopenliagen. The cm srr Chungkwoh to that prtion known to lieen ordered to prepare lor a voyage American nwdero aa'the Middle King.. to toe Baltic. , dom. . t i SticKneys NEW TARIFF ' i y Ir Cigar 5c. r' ( -- A 10fcnt cigar that we can sell for 5 cents now that the duty on Cuban tobacco has been reduced. If you were walking along the Prado in the City of Havana this minute you couldnt buy a cigar delicate yet of-m- ore positive aroma, nor one more genuinely Cuban in leaf and formthan Stickscys' -- 'New TarifT.'V Yi'f V 1 Every trace of harshness ia rcmovfefltn.ihe curing of the tobacofi-thatimade up info rhesarRttv TarS" dgara. They hv a distinct bik characteristic the slightest wcsiqge of a tang." They are the product of modern methods from thc nricction of the Icaf-at&rough the Bdttiujg, storing, blending and Curing processes to the inspection icif finished leaf s Cigars. For Sate by all Cigar Daalars VIM. A. STTCKNEY CIGAR. CO. St. ImU Kansas Cits' Doner Suit LsUs City MORSISO, DECEMBER ML Cattles laol dealer In spire ia New Tork held up a ainall bottle filled wlto a pals amber liquid. "Smell it he said, drawing the curk. The visitor Inhaled an odor which aeemwd to call up visions of orange and ritroa proves of ancient Greek fame. It the genuine oil of lemons," said the dealer in response to a look of Inquiry. "That la all 1 have left of a pound of toe oil, and It took 1.200 lemon to produce it. Rather expensive stuff, ahnoct equal to that of attar of rote. Tha method of obtaining the oil ia tedious. A man haa a big, dry, clean spang before him on a table. He takes strips of toe lemon peel, gives them a certain twin which breaks toe cells and sends the oil out In a fine spray on to sponge. He baa to work Quickly to avoid evaporation. 'When the sponge has taken up the sprays of about a hundred rinds it is wet enough to be squeexed out. An ounce or so of clear and fragrant oil then flows from it. A if ted. There TUESDAY CODES, UTAH, ported have reunited in s net reductton of $4.71 in the weekly wages of gns.nan work people, the deewesco being mainly In (be otwl mm'",, engineering and shipbuilding industries. In elx months "f lit0 the t).ero was a net decrease of SS3.264 weekly, 275,2tO work people heing af-- f OWOWiOWMOWW40WHeWiOWeWOW AMERICAN BEET EYAUISER: MORSTTCff - p ifiei-canno- t dou-'f-i- e . (ft 28, 5903. Trikt ml Mm Aged Bed haired negroes Ire scarce enough, but an equally curioaa freak of nature is seen in the Grieg w Indiana, near tha City of Mexico. They ara light complexion ed, and the majority htra bine eyes and fight hair. Th qr dress principally In two shades of blue, and thatr clothing la good and weH Bate and generally ornamented with tho toad and adk embroidery of which Indiana are so fond. Their houses are hatter built and furntehad than la usual among Indiana, and many hava ptanoa and other musical Instruments, upon which they play with ronsiderabla skill Theae Grtegoe have no commercial or social connections with other tribes, holding aloof from even tons uha llvo at the bass of tha mauutaln on which tho villa go la situated. They rate their own food, do their own manufacturing; hava their own schools, churches and social Institutions and addon or never marry ootakla their own tribe. Thera la said to be another tribe of blue eyed, fair haired Indiana, who have the appearance af Germans, living In the Sierra Madra mountains In tha state of Durango. k(li. tost soap la It Is commonly assumed Lather For used la shaving for tbe purpose of softening the hslrs. This, boweror, It eema, is a mistake. U Is usad, on the contrary, to render them hard, dry, stiff and brittle, In which condition they best yiold to the blade. Hair being naturally oily, toe rax or would either slip over to limp hair without cutting it. or entering about half way bend tbe hair bgck aad slice It lengthwise. all toe while straining it moat painfully at the root, and as a raw would thus slice and pull probably a number of bain at one toe pain produced would be Intense. Moat shaving aoap contains a free alkali, dtfaar potash or soda, which combines with and ao removes the oil of the hair, leaving only the hard fiber, dry and riff, aa may be teen by taking a solution of carbonate of soda aad dipping a single hair into It. Tho Deep In order to tea Lead. find a ship's position DAILY TRAINS 4-- east-4 VIA The Overland Route (UNION PACIFIC) This Includes the famous M OVERLAND LIMITED and the Los Angeles-Chieag- Strictly Twentieth new Limited o Century VesUbuled Electric lighted Steam Heated Trains Operating Pullman Palace Bleepers; incomparable Cara A Dining Cara. Observation-Librar- y For rates or information call ont A. B. MOSELEY, T. P. A, Ogdan, Utah. C. A. HENRY, Agent, Union Depot S$I00RANDE SlOEBJUlOCWlI K. G. .W. TIME CARE IN EFFECT MAY 12, 1906. DEPART DAILY. No. 6 Atlantic Matt all potato East The .. .................. Y.45jn. 9:00 a.m. No. 12. Balt Lake local No. 14, Balt Lake apodal... 1:36p.m. No. 2, Chicago and BL Louis I.M Lomlted .. No. 4, Atlantia Express, all T:00 p.m. potato east Overland Limited when approaching the land In a fog sounding are taken with the "deep eea ARRIVE DAILY. lead. This lead weighs twenty-eigh- t No. 11, Ogden special ...11:20 a. m. pounds and is attached to a line which la marked off In fathoms by bunting of No. 5, Pacific MaU. Belt Uka 11:20 a.m. various colors, pieces of leather and Nmand all potato eastBL Lonla 1, Chicago and knots. Bored In the base of tha lead 2:40 p.m. Limited .. la a bole about two Inches deep, and No. 12, Local from Park City tola la filled wlto tettow, ao that tha and Baa PeU V alley .... 7:00 p.m. gravel or shells at tha ocean bottom No. 2, Pacific Express from 12:08 am all points east will adhere to it, and th nature of the Through Bleeping Cara to Omaha, bed may be thus ascertained. When and the lead ia thrown overboard the wa- Chicago and BL Louis, New York Chair Cara. A ter's depth la noted on tha line, and Boston. Proa Reclining dialog car service on all tola and the adherence to tbe tallow perfect trains. through when compared with the description C. A. HENRY, Ticket Agent. Ogden. L A. BENTON, Gen. Agt, PagA ipt given oa the chart will give the ship's Balt Lake City, position with tolerable accuracy. Bj, B. GILBON, Agent, Ogden. Ckieaga The Fomooo Mamelakeo. The mamelukes were a body of soldior who rated Egypt for several hundred years, huir name ia derived from an Arab word which means slave, and they were originally captives from Caucasian countries. In the middle of the thirteenth century they were Introduced into Egypt toe sultan's bodyguard, but upon the accession of Turaa Shah, whom they hated, they overthrew him and elected oue of themselves In hla place. For nearly 300 years they held toe power thus usurpTHE OREGON SHORT UNS TOdl ed, and even when compelled to resign (1AB11 Influence it they had much and Us Most Famous Ig Egypt 21st, 1908 Hay In 18U nearly all tha mamglnkea were DEPART. massacred by Mohammed All, and SUMMER RESORIS those who then escaped to Nubia wars No. 7 Butt and Portland 12:08 g. to Not 9 Pocatello, Montpelier destroyed In 1820. . a leSSMl e e a&d BttttC e No. 11 Cache Valter . .. : Tbe FHlaro of Hercules. 4: 10 a to Not 4 Eastern Express The "Pillars of Hercules" waa tha d Lake 12 Salt No. name anciently given to the mountains . .10.40 8 to Tlntic . of Calpe and Abyla, standing opposite No. 8 Salt Lake aad to each other, the one on the European T.808BL points and the other on the African shore of No. Salt Lake, Provo, Milford and all P,atB the strait which connects tbe Mediter"V p 4 ranean aea with tbe Atlantic ocean. l lisssesssMiae ' No. 10 Balt Lake and intofr Tha mountains are now called tha mediate potato . Rock of Gibraltar and Jabri Zatant. No. 6 Local to Salt Lake.. 1:80a. to The word Gibraltar, which la at presARRIVE. ent also applied to tha strait, waa No. 1 Fast MaU from Btii F originally "label Taric," or "Mountain , e MIIIMMM4 "t THROUGH OBSERVATION DRAW- No. 9 Butte and Poceufio of Taric," Taric being tbe name of the leader of the first Mohammedan band ING ROOM CAR OGDEN TO LOS Express nd Na 11 Balt Lake which crossed at that point over Into ANGELES. Untie l:lp.to 710. A. in tbe P. year Spain No. 7 Salt Lake aad MB EXCURSION LOW RATES ford Thro Toafce at WHtaliitah Na 6 Salt Lake aad In the east walk of tbe cloisters at A. C. HENRY at See iJWfcH Ticket Depot, oisli i Westminster - abbey there are three 7:01 to L. MOORE, or writs J. L Noe S Kastora Express Office, most Interacting grave those of 7:00 a. to Na 8 Portland and Butte. d. 00 p to Thomas Betterton sod his wife, better A, SALT LAKE CITY. No. 10 Butte and Pocatello 10:16 a. to known as Beet Baundersoa, aad tbe No. 12 Cache VaUey ever f axels sting Mrs. Bracegirdle. Of Transfer a Specialty. Trains south of Juab do nut all tha people who He within those halSundays. Scavenger Work. CL A. HENRY. Excursion Wagons In Saason, lowed walla It may eafely be said that Ticket Agent Betterton haa the best claim of all to JL R MOSELEY. tola privilege. No small measure of V Tnv. Pm Agent Ogden, Utah. prate must be accorded to this gifted J actor for the fact that he almost mora D. H. BURLEY, V T. A. O. P. than any one else was responsible for Belt Lake City. the resuscitatloa of the English drama after the stern regime of the Puritane. MOVING PIANOS A SPECIALTY. Mrs. Bracegirdle was either adopted by J. C. SLADE, LESSEE. Betterton or plared under bis rare, and she very soon took all heart hi Lon 408 26th Street, Tribune Bldg. Phones Bell, Office 220; Ball, Rti. don by storm. Rhe arbleved her greatdenee, 224. Inda pendant. Office 224, est swveaa in acting In Congreve's Residence, 1144. play. Her srtiatir career, however, Wagon for Sanitarium will leave wa comparatively abort one, for Utahns Drug Stove corner at 8:20 a. Mrs. Bracegirdle retired from the m. and return 11:20 a. m.J at 2 p. m. stage to dudgeon when Anne Old Ac Id and return at 4 p. m. first bream her dangerous rival. Sbs lived on in bonraable retirement and beloved by all, hifb and low. far aad near, until the year 1748 whan she was burled hero beside her old friends th Betrertotn. London Mall. Effective May 21at, 1908 Hew.'Hreaaai. Arc Wotgted- DEPART. An Ingenious Instrument which deme on strut is coouerttan that exand Mail Express. . . . 8:20u. to 8 . H. PATTI SON Na ists between dreams and brain calcula- B. M. LEEDOM. Kol l Overland Limited tor Bluffs. Council tion Is known as tbe "tltt board." A tong, sbahow tray Mg enough for a Denver. Kansas City and c iiWi man to recline upon is balanced exactnil4 jalljr Atlantic Express for No. ly upon a steal blade. A subject Is 2425 Wash. Ava. Phone 222X Omaha, Council Bwwf.kanaaa placed ljpon It and put to steep, whereCity anA all Bluffs, the end his upon feet gen containing 7:20to eaaL daily. Mints i ARRIVE. crslly falls. But eventually tha aabject begin to dream, and then tbe tray conNo. a Pacific Express from Omaha, taining tor sleeper's feet raaseends, toe Council Bluffs, extent to which it moves varying aeDenver, Kanaaa City aad 2:41 A to . ro (ding to the vividness of tbe dream. iut 1daily Overland Limited Tbe explanation is that to blood Na Council OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. Omaha, from leaves tbe brain of n sleeper directly DenKansas City, Bluffs. here tha heat on Short Everything the mental activities ceaae. and, the all point east. and ver all hours. et dere head aa a result becoming lighter, that 820 $ A All kinds of gams and flah In season. gaily end of the balance rise, mum the l:M$9 Extra line dinner Sunday, from 12 to Na 9 Fut Man . C. A. HENRY sleeper dreamt small quanttttoe of I X ffl. 25c. Fine lunch from 11 to 4 blood are recalled to the Inin to sup- and to S p. m. Ticket Agent a e unaTf ev ply tbe dxuaua, and the balance is In tflln sway gradually changed. 224 Twenty-fiftStreet. dreams mar b writhed F T StFudffllMhmnpolb 5 MMhstn a To California ,di, . Tent City Pasadena Terminal Inter-media- Riverside Coronado San Pedro ...... t -- ....... Long Beach Loa Angeles ....:998 Inter-Budii- a ti ' w ' SLADE'S Hacks and Vans . Day and Night WINES and LIQUORS : TIME CARD toe-clne- Falstaff Cafe WHERE TO EAT BOSTON ., CAFE Jim B Young Props h .... |
