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(National News Association) SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Sept. 27, The tempest which rocked the Mormon church to Its foundations was re

vealed here when It came out that an attempt was made to sell photographs of the Interior of the Temple and one photograph In particular, made In the ' bedroom of Joseph F. Smith, the prophet. This picture shows four beds arranged around the room, one of them larger than the rest covered with a velvet canopy. Smith has five wives and is the father of forty-five children. The pictures were taken by a German photographer who made love to a German servant girl to gain entrance. '-J if . i '

Of Interest To The Women

A DEAL IN STAMPS. : Ths Watchful Man Insisted on Hit Rights and Gat L-aft The man who keeps a watchful eye on the federal government bought five postage sfainps. The drug store cashier laid tlHrtn down, picture side up. whereupon' the customer confounded ber with -Ms knowledge f tbe govern ment He unfolded a newspaper and pointed to a headline: "Stamps must be delivered gammy aid un."

"See thnt?" said he. "By laying

down stamps the way you did you are 1 loading mo up with germs. This window sill .mar be alive with germa.

They will stick to the gum on the itimn. .and I shall carry tbem boma

i and lick thorn off and maybe be laid

tin with'- swell of SKDsa.

Tbe girl gave tbe stamps another

little cash, and he shored them back

"VVhut do you wsnt me to do?" she

asked.

. "Take these stamps back," he said,

"and lay out Are more gummy side up

as the eovernment directs.

She obeyed. lie old ad the slip, still gum side up, and .put it. In bin pocket. He went home and wrote letters till

bedtime and prepared to stick on the stamps. Then he snld. "Hang thnt

e-irl.

The druff store cashier had gtven

him one cent stamps. New Tork

Times. A FASCINATING SPORT.

Tha Hold Aviation Takes on Those

Who Have Ever Tried It.

Flvini la a snort that truly exem

plifies one of the greatest Darwinian theories. Only the fittent survive. It taxes one. physical resources. It

makes tremendous demands upon

oue's nervous assets. It snarpens

ttno'a lntelicct. It develops ones fac

ulty of .judgment..' II demands the very. lst u ninii of th best type can

bring to it. The better the man, tbe better the aviation sportsman. For this very reason the nwort has attracted men of the finest type thnt have ever Indulged in sport. It is for this

rerv reason that the world has been

amazed nt the hlh intellectual type

of human that hus embarked in this

activity. Tor this reason I call it the klngliest of snort. X one who has eer flown an aeroplane can lc induced to abandon it utterly. The craving to fly will survive with the man who has thrilled In response to the seusation of driring his own craft The strange, wild, almost uncanny, exMlaratlon of rushing through the air like a bird cannot be - put into words by a clumsy architect of sentences like the present writer. It takes a poet like P'Annunzio to tell the story properly. Clifford B. Har1 moo In Country Life In America.

SUMMER SALADS.

Served In Cucumber Cups Are Oelieiously Appetizing. Cufumbers suggest a pretty, new salad that is delightfully offered in -nr.il tnVipr ruses.

The chief ingredient is fresh crab meat, which, after being removed from the shells, is lightly flaked with a silver fork. The cucumbers are first peeled and the inside removed care

fully with a spoon, lane ine mm-u n lulce thus obtained and stir tbem

into a quarter cup of French dressing

Let this mixture stand twenty or twenty-five minutes on the ice. Strain through a fine sieve and beat up once more to mix the conflicting ingredients

thoroughly. Mix part of this dressing with the crab meat and reserve the other portion in which to marinate

or steep the cucumber cups. Mana

both in the icebox to become cold.

Mix the crab flakes carefully with a

nice mavonnaise dressing made by

the usual household recipe and fill

Into the melon cu:s. Arrange the

latter on tender lettuce leaves. Finely

chopped green . peppers may te wrinkled over the dish, which is u

repast in itself without conveying an

Imnression of too irreat heaviness.

For another salad which is designed wholly or in part to tr.ke the part of a meat dish make an unsweetened cucumber jelly by the visual recipe and

pour it into a ring mold.

Cook till tender a tew young summer beets aud an equal quantity of tluy French carrots. Cut these into fa no

Shapes, if you prefer, with a vegetable cutter; but. whether or not you shape

them, steep them for just a few nitn utes in cold spiced vinegar. While

the jelly is forming drop in the veg

etabjes.

When serving tinie conies unnioid

the jelly carefully on a platter and fill

in the hollow center wltla a mayon

naise of sweetbreads made as usual.

The nlatter cnu be decorated wit..

tiny lettuce leaves or with more of the fancy vegetable forms.

rsms lasc w preserve me color and stir well. All scum must be carefully removed as it rises. Dry fruit requires the addition of a little liquid to prevent Its burning. Water, rhubarb or currant juices may

be used. The jam must be stored in a dry, cool place, free from drafts and in an even temperature. If any jam is spilled on the jars when pouring it in wipe it off at once with a damp cloth wrung out in hot water.

Iced Tea Pointers. To obtain the best results in making iced tea remember, "first, that It should not be too strong: second, provide cracked ice in abundance in each

glass, adding a slice of lemon for those who prefer this acid flavoring to sugar. It must always be borne in mind that tepid tea is tea in its least palatable form. This beverage must be really hot or absolutely cold. Tulver ized sugar naturally dissolves more readily than granulated in this as in all cold drinks. Some hostesses add cither a sprig of mint or a cherry or two to each glass to give an additional flavor. Special glasses are now sold

for iced tea. with spoons which are

much taller than those articles usually

are.

English Courts to Decide Whether Johnson-Wells Go Can Be Held.

A Useful Fall Coat. For motoring and all kinds of out door sports nothing is more useful thai a long coat of polo cloth. Last seasoi this material was made up into r

Horses For Weddings. An old fashioned mftn who wished tohlre a team for tbe afternoon saw a tdce pair of bays which he thought be would like to drive. "Can't let you have them." said tbe

liveryman. 'TTbey are wedding horses: ""vTbat's that?" asked the innocent

Dleaaure seeker.

"Horses that won't shy at old shoes

ajid showers of rice. Some horses

seem prejudiced against matrimony. ABvtflw. thv!ose their temner if thc

- happen to be -hit by coy of the good luck emblems that are fired after a bridal couple and run away if they ret half a chance. Every lirery sta

ble, however, keeps two or more horses who take a more cheerful view of the wedded state. Those bays are that kind. They are slated to head a . wedding procession for tonight and are Meeting up for the Job Neva York

Times.

C. H. HADLEY Meat Market Phone 2591 1236 Main

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BlacW In Furnishing. Onite a number of people are usin:-

black largely In the furnishing ant. decoration of their rooms just now. cmo r.f fho wait rmriprs with flowers

k 'v J i " ' ' r t on a black background are delightful.

but as they are expensive they cannot

be within the reach of all.

Teonle who do not go in for black

wall naners or cretonnes or carped

contrive to get touches of black ic some other way. Black iron stair

rods, for instance, instead of bras ones look very well against crimsou

stair carpets. The demand for old black lacquer furniture has sent the prices soaring up, and old black Wedgwood teapots are being taken out of china cabinets by people who are lucky enough tc possess them and made useful as weL as ornamental once again.

National News Association) LONDON", Sept. 27. The question of the legality of the prize fight between Jack Johnson, the American negro, and Bombardier Wells has finally been put up to the English courts. Six summonses for principals and promoters were issued by a magistrate at Bow street police court in a test

case, which will govern the future of

boxing in Great Britain. The hearing

has been set for today when both sides will present testimony. This action was taken following the decision handed down by Home Secretary Winston Churchill that the fight is illegal. Counsel representing the anti-fight forces will argue that the fight would be against public policy for two rea

sons: 1 That it would develop into a brutal spectacle of one man beating up another, because Wells is no match for

Johnson. 2 It might arise race prejudice. On the other hand, Promoter James White and others interested, will contend that the match will be different from the thousands of others which have been held in England in recent

years. Johnson and Wells have signed an agreement to box under the National Sporting Club rules. Magistrate Marsh, who granted the

summonses, acted after a private con-

Very Considerate." T suppose. Jennie, you wouldn't want to go to the concert Wednesday In your old hatT "You dear thing: I cou'.dn't possi

bly think of showing myseir in it. "That's what I thought, so I" "What?' "Bought only one ticket to the conL.erLMeggendcrfer Elatter. Tho Aspect. "Tha school board, the police board and the jail board are all in the limelight at once for trouble." "Yes, it certainly does seem as If c-u;-city public affairs were Koing by the board." New York Journal.

(National News Association) LOS ANGELES, Cal., Sept. 27. Mrs. Rebecca Jeffries died yesterday without bidding her favorite son. James J. Jeffries, once heavyweight champion of the world, goodbye. She succumbed during the night to an illness of two weeks. Jim Jeffries, unaware as yet of his mother's death is on his

way home from Alaska to be t$JS

her.

Jeffries went into the North all

weeks ago to hunt. A messenger was sent after him when it was learned, that his mother 8 illness was likelf to prove fatal and he was found. ThJa came a race to Seward. Alaska, Jeff

ries expected to be home the latte?

part of this week. Mrs. Jeffries was. 75 years old.

Palladium Want Ads Pay;

The Harvest. The law of the harvest is to reap more than you sow. Sow an act and you reap a habit; sow a habit and you reap a character: sow a character and you reap a destiny. George D. Board man. . True friends have no solitary joy r sorrow. Cbannicg.

TULIPS AND HYACINTHS. We have just received a large importation of choice bulbs from Holland. Tulips. Hyacinths, Narcissus, Crocus, etc. These are the best Bulbs obtainable and our prices are as low as any. Call at The FLOWER SHOP and see them. THE FLOWER SHOP.

1015 Main Street.

Perhaps no modern remedy has sprung into favor so quickly, and retains its prestige so securely, as Wade's Golden Nervine, the great remedy for Nervous Debility. Insomnia, Weak or Palpitating Heart, or any weakened condition of the Nervous System, brought on by Worry, Excess, or Overwork. This great Nervine is now handled by druggists everywhere, and costs $1. So mnnv thousands of men and wom

en the country over have used this remedy with success that it appears strange that anyone should continue to drag out a miserable nerve-wrecked

existence when it is possible to xeei again the joy and satisfaction of full and complete nerve strength and vitality. Nervous Debility has been called the curse of America. Hysteria. Neuras

thenia. Insomnia, Extreme Weakness, Trembling, Forebodings of Fear. Indecision. Dull Mentality, etc., are some of the symptoms of Nervous Debility, or Nerve Exhaustion.

vvrio's fioldt-n Nervine acts so

promptly and positively in all such cases that if it is desired to test it

before buying of the druggist, a trial

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packaee and full particulars will be mailed to all who write, enclosing snt 1 cents postage to GEM MEDICINE CQjj ; Dept. A., St. Louis, Mo. - It you have a Weak Heart you will ! find Wade's Golden Nervine just the. i remedy you need, as it acts as a geir- ; tie and permanent stimulant to thai ' organ. T: If yon are all run down, weak and despondent, lacking In vigor and SI

tality, you will be surpnsea ana aeliohtVd with the. wonderful restorative

and vitalizing action of this great totV

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if von feel that vou need a good re

Rtomtivp tonic, vou will not be disap

pointed in Wade's Golden Nervine, ws

tnere is ansoiuieiy notuius ue nrnmote strenetb. visror and Vitalltr.

Contains no alcohol or narcotics, and

its efrects are permanent, n is aiyp the finest tonic in the world for storing the shattered nerves in cases of excessive use of alcohol or other excesses. Wade's Golden Nervine is alwayS kept in stock by the following drug gists. Ask them about it, and tryfc now today. Sold by Qulgley Druf

Stores.

Down Pillows. Those who" have been troubled bj

the sifting through of down in pillows- i will be glad to learn of the following: Iron the muslin interlining on the wrong side with a hot iron which has been well rubbed in beeswax. The mi will act like varnish on the

smooth surface and thus prevent the

down from sifting through.

MASONIC CALENDAR

Wednesday, Sept. 27 Webb lodge,

No. 2i, F. & A. M. Called meeting.

Work in Master Mason degree. Ligh.

refreshments.

LONG COAT OF POLO CIiOTH.

loose, belted garment, but next fall the

lines will be closer and the coat smart

er and more chic in design.

The illustration shows the newest

cnt In these coats, with a modish hood

lined with a contrasting shade of shk.

Polo cloth comes in gray and tan

tones. Jammakina.

Do not allow tin, iron or pewter to

touch the jam. as the color will be

SDoiled.

Everything employed in jammaking

must be scrupulously clean.

The sucar must be of the very best-

The jam should be boiled until ou

dropping a little on a plate, it, Jejlies

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Lady Learned About Cardui, The

Woman s Tonic and is Now Enthusiastic in its Praise.

Mount Pleasant, Tenn. "Cardui is all

you claim for it, and more," vrites Mrs. M. E. Rail, of this place.

"I was a creat sutierer :nr 2 years and

was very weak, but I learned about Cardui, and decided to try it Now I am in

perfect health.

"My daughter, when changing into womanhood, got in very bad health. I gave her Cardui and now she enjoys good health. "Cardui is worth its weight in gold. I recommend it for young and old." Being composed exclusively of harmless vegetable ingredients, with a mild and gentle medicinal action, Cardui is the best medicine for weak, sick girls and women. It has no harsh, powerful, near-poisonous action, like some of the strong minerals and drugs but helps nature to perform a cure in a natural easy way. Try Cardui. N. B.-ttWf tor Ladies Advisory Dept. Chattanooga Medicine Co.. Chattanooga. Tenn., for Special Instructions, and 64-pase book. Home Treatment for Women, sent in rliin wrapper, on reauett.

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Special Sale.. RUBBER GLOVES Only 25 els. a Pair These are certainly Jloe Value for the money. While they last, only TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. VJ.H. Ross Drug Co. ::: 804 MAIN STREET

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ctei I 1 Will lti,..rBr fv Family Trade Supplied, by J. F. ROWLETT, Mgr. Richmond Branch, 435-39 S. 4th St. Phone 2185.

$8,000 WOMTH OF NEW FALL PURCHASES INCLUDED HERE ARE A FEW PRICES ON NEW GOODS

Reg. Price. No. 933 Men's Tan Calf Button, new last $4.00 No. 933 Men's Tan Calf Button, new last $4.50 No. 931 Men's Gun Metal Calf Button, new last $4.00 , V0. 936 Men's Gun Metal Calf Lace, new last : $4.00 No. 930 Men's Gun Metal Calf Lace, Improved Tramp $4.00 No. 919 Men's Gun Metal Calf Button, hi last $4.00 No. 887 Women's Tan Button', high top $4.00 No. 819 Women's Tan Button, Pingree Girl last .... ... $4.00 No. 822 Women's Gun Metal Calf Button, Crest last. $4.00 Xo. 885 Women's Black Calf, Suede Button, Pingree Girl Last $450 No. 824 Women's Gun Metal Button, new last $4.00 No. 807 Women's Gun Metal, new last $3.50 No. 853 Women's Gun Metal Button, Crest last $350 No. 802 Women's Pat. Colt Button $4.00 Women's Pat. Colt Button, all new $350

All the above styles are the famous Pingree made, absolutely all new and of the very latest styles to be shown anywhere this season

Boys' $3.00 Shoes, all new. . . $2.50 Boys' $250 Shoes, all new . ... $ 1 .95 Boys $2.00 Shoes, all new. . S f .65

Sale Price $3.35 '$3.35 $3.35 $3.35 $3.35 $3.35 $3.35 $3.35 $3.35 $3.50 $3.35 $2.75 $2.75 $3.35 $2.75

Men's Work Shoes, welt sole, $350 $2.85 Men's Work Shoes . . ....... .$3.00 $2.50 Men's Work Shoes . ... . . . . .$250 $ .95 Men's Rubber Boots. ...... .$4.00 $3.25

We have lots of other shoes in all kinds and grades. All go at closing out prices, very cheap, cost not considered. To those that did not get waited on Saturday, we kindly ask vou to come back, as we are now better prepared to serve you.

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