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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23
POLICE POINTERS.
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Officer Johnson thought he had found
a dead man last evening when he dis
covered "a fellow lying on the hard
floor OF the Walker House basement.
The man was Robert Allen and his In
toxicatlon most complete. lie was taxi
on to the police station.
A lady who resides In the vicinity OF
Councilman Robert Morris. whose
place was burglarized few nights ago.
claims that she saw two hard looking
characters lettering around the house
ON the night OF the robbery. and could
easily Identify thom. She viii probably
be requested TO take look at the men
captured by Detective Sheets yesterday
afternoon.
Thos. Fitzgerald last night reported
the loss OF several articles OF clothing
and a call bell. He stated to the po-
lice that the things were taken from
his room over Hobein's State street
saloon.
"whoopee yah hey. tureiee, turelec.
Inns goo-snany body, sam" yelled
George Coons on Commercial street
last night. His extreme felicity fell
20 zero when Ofilcer Roberts loomed
UP.
coons' photo has place in the
rogue's gallery. and yet he il but 20
years OF age.
Numerous complaints have been re-
ccived at headquarters from persons
who claim to have been robbed at
Rellley's saloon on State street between
Third and Fourth South.
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SALT LAKES NEW HOTEL.

Located In the exact geographical CEN
ter Of the main business portion OF Salt
Lake city. Conner OF Main ana Second
South Streets. 2s2 rooms. 81 bath suites.
100 large. light sample rooms.
The eye OF the luxury loving COM
mercial man or the swell tourist, al
ways rolling favoring glance towards
very centrally located and elegant,
first class hotel. rests with compliment
satisfaction upon this palitlal hosiery.
The Kenyon with all its luxurious
appointments II ms much ahead OF tho
ordinary so-called modern hotels an the
Pullman sleeper IL ahead OF the coaches
OF long ago.
The new hotel has been leased TO Mr..
Don Porter. The enviable reputation
and unqualified success attained for tho
Kenyon IN the result OF that favorable
impression always made with each
guest. The excellent table and home
like air that pcrvades In Invariably
praised by all.
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A VICIOUS FIGHT.
Two Miners from Bingham tho Princi.
pals-0ne Chews the Others Thumb.

'B-r-r-r-r-r bin. smack. lego me
thumb ye dirthy, spalpccn. WOW. uge.
lego s'teli yer"
These were the sounds that greeted
the ears OF Ofiicer Parry
as he drew near the Dew
ey saloon on Second South at
ten o'clock last night. A couple OF
brawny miners from Bingham. Tom
sullivan and John Bettcss, were set
Ting little dispute In f-icndly man
Ter and incidentally giving "thc boys"
an imitation OF a cotton-gin separating
lint from seed.
Bettess was getting the better Of the
argument until he stuck his thumb Into
sullivan's mouth. The latter imag-
incd he had n tamale or n chew OF to-
bacco and proceeded to masticatc Wig
orously. much to the annoyance OF Mr..
Bettces.
At the station Sullivan was booked
for mayhem and released on t25 bail.
Bettess was conveyed to the drunk
house.
His thumb was bitten to the bone. He
cried like child and vowed that he
could lick any man on the force.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
T0pAY's wEATnER REPORT.
Observations taken at a. m Noun
tain time.


Salt Lake city-Barometer. ~. To-
current temperature, 70; maximum ten, a
pcruture, %, minimum Temperature w
mean temperature. 70, when 10 ues'
below normal. -
Accumulated deficiency OF tcInpefa-
ture since fret OF month. 20 deg' -
Accumulate deficiency OF temperature
since January LIST. i49 deg.
Total precipitation from n M TO
q. M. Inch.
tlon since first Of month. ~ Inches.
Accumulated excess OF precipitation
aimee January lat. i.IO Inches.
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
vicinity:
cloudy tonight and Sunday warmer
tonight.
For Utah; FOrseas, taken at San
Francisco.)
Cloudy tonIgh, and Sunday; warmer
tonight.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The Greet Of the high barometer con-
tinues over the Great Basin. The center
Of the low barometer Il still over Mani
tobn and pressure has fallen decided
Is over the lower Mississippi and Mis-
souri, valleys. Precipitation has fallen
over northern Idaho. South Dakota,
Oklahoma and the southern portions OF
Missouri and Illinois. II Il warmer
over Idaho, Arizona. New Mexico, and
and tho northern and middle Rocky
Mountain slope regions.
l.. II. MURDOCH.
Section Director.
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Eishtcenth ward hall last week was as
successful financially as II was socially.
and artisticaiiy. Tho net proceeds viii
be about 1915. The various committees
worked hard for the success OF the af-
fair. but "a special word Of praise should
be given tho general chairman James
Saville. who had much OF the weight
OF the onerous occasion TO sustain.
j. Louis Macevoy, representing Mile
Emma Nevada. arrived In the city to-
day to oversee the arrangements FOR
the concert which tho noted singer gives
at the Theater on Monday. Jan. ist
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7o-dag'S Metals.
SAVER. Bar SO ~.
ifAD. SS.9J
CASING COfPIR IS ~ cents o 10.
LOCAL BRIEFS.

For the last quarter VI this year state
Auditor Richards collected the sum OF
t36S.t 20 for recording marks and brands.
Tho Coop Wagon Il Machine com
pany remembered all Its employees win
4 Christmas turkey yesterday. IL took
Q GOOD many loads. but none were
overlooked.
Harold Felt tho elghi-year-old son
Of George Y. Felt, 10 afflicted with
scarlet fever. and as q result Mr. Felts
residence. Il east First North IL under
quarantine.
Services commemorative Of the birth
day OF the Prophet Joseph Smith VIII b.
held this evening In the Sixteenth ward
meeting house. beginning at 5 o'clock.
A very Interesting program has been
prepared.
All the children OF the public schools
have been invited TO attend the exhibit
Of the State Art Instltute n9xt Tues
day and Wednesday evenings. There
will be no admission feo charged.
with the compliments OF tho Peoples
Cash store comes a handsome calendar
Tor 1900 OF very unique design. II 10
made up OF flock Of birds. the months
being suspended nom the neeks OF tile
songsters by blue ribbon.
Heber J. Grant & CO. received a wire
this morning from the Elslnore Coop.
stating that they had sustained severe
loss by fre. Tha exact extent OF the
damaFe IL not known but the firm car
ries $500 Insurance.
Waterman ter Saddon's clerical force
are busy writing w records OF water
rights In which the municipality OF Salt
Lake In Interested. The data Is OBJ
tainsd from the oiicos OF the county re-
eordcr. city tecorder ana CITY engineer
Councilman George Buckle OF the
Fl,.st m,nicinnl wnrd has flod his new
,,,,c,ai bond In The sum OF $500 with
nacora., Usctmen Nj pnckic's si,re.
~. n,, ,,a hord ~, IIn,a,a ~ Ivbltn.y
.rg ,v,,iian, ~ ionas IT,
.dd",ss y ~ ,ho ss"on,ean w VAL n,os az
~, ha,,.., ,o,,,..,'o,,. ,,i,,h, o,, "a s,,htsct
.nscioiiy .ni,abis ,or ch,,stmss ave
~ sing,rs 40 ,,,sIc Iii ~ ho a.
s.~,sia,, 80 ,s.sio, '' "'-N ~
P'"''""'' w INV SNe"''"'
Boise Statesman; There II n porter
running on the Boise Salt Lake sleeper
who was all through the campaign In
Cuba and also served under the Stare
ana Supes w .he rhl,ppihes. ne
nau hls NI shn,Ietcu anu ~ utnWihs q
en',un ~ ~ u u,Vnuh, WNh slut anu
quo P.rquisi'es OF MS posiuoh ne man
's " MANI V"N' "''S'
Charles II. schwed, the hero OF the
pooly block fracas' was given a hearing
as TO his sanity yesterday Afternoon
and ordered sent 10 the insane asylum
Al Provo. schwed Is 81 yeare OF age
and a native OF Germany. He came
here from Texas about ten years ago
ne claims to have a brother and sister
"s'u'ns III Sulltofhia
The reception rendered by the faculty
of the Iatter-day cnints' coiiage 10 M
pupils OF that Institution las, evenlns
was a great success ana wns eninyes
BY several hundred OF the college,
friends. The affeir was given in christ
snsen's hall, where Refreshments wer,
perved and where the young people en-
joyed dancing untll a late hour
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ELECTRIC BEATS.

TRY NATURES ONLY REMEDY. MY
late Improved electric appliances are n pre-
ventntiye against colds and diseases, they
sttonghtcn and regulate tho action ~ the
heart aud tue circulation Of blood. ana ii Q
process 81 becoming sick ID reversed iind tho
rceup-rntive forces soon restore tho system
BACK 10 health. NY belts prevent disease
medical Science. Sick headache, rhuma-
tism, swollen Joints. neuralgia. dyspepsia,
lumbago sehos and pains. pains In tho
In time permanently cured. Ibave Ia stock
belts. loot batteries. lung aud spinal shields,
leRrings, cups, uussos. throat appliances.
pliances AMI everything in tho electric and
magnetic appliances. Tho most complete
limo OF Appliances IN the world. Everyone
l. invited to call and examine my belts.
Consultation and advice free II. Goodrich.
2i5 Main street salt Lake
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FOR SALE.


THosE bkAuTlfuL COTTAGES
are gems Tor Chr istmns presents, Location
tho very best First tcu'h and Twelfth
last. Well built pressed brlcs, modern,
nnd rooms each. sold at low prices
and easy terms Two left for sale. Can DO
oood Groom brick, pantry. city wator.
south Temple. near depot only sDjO
Modern room tric near H. u. depot
iasn shAee. good lot sliDp.
broom br ck. y conf West, close In, bath,
shAue barn. etc. se-5o.
oieshht HOMES near city llmits, south
east prices ~ o. 10 $40
: rooms. close In, for tiioo.
broom rustic. south front. close In First
street N.to
room prick, close In. $3.50.
o-rtom hfick. First street. tss51
room briek. Iifth East ehNi0 slio1
troom brick, close In. bath collar. b OF and
cold water, lawn, shaoo eto.I desirable Local
tion tpo0
i n,en ~, nousc ana wv. close: ooo
r no ~; no. rsoso ~ proprr'y' s,v1'
o.roon, brick and 70 rod : non. %. eliza. I'm
Tlfth East $500,
Fast second south, Oxio rod. and houso
tNo
fAst second fouth. ~ rods and house
t-N 81, :
Enst Third South. walking dlsfnapo Ana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23
YOUNG MANS FOOLISH ACT
Purloined Diamond Ring from
Daynes' Jewelry Store.

Yesterday n young man named shep-
pard. who comes from an excellent
family. entered Dayncs' jewelry store
and asked to look over some rings, rep
rcsenting that he Intended TO make n
purchase. when the attention OF the
clerk was attracted. Sheppard slipped
a diamond ring In his pocket.
Tn, articlewaa soon missed by tho clerk
who reported the matter to the police.
Last evening the young man was taxi
en- into custody. lie gave the ring up.
and on his promise to use honesty
for his motto In the future was al
lowed to depart.
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FOR RENT.

NO. . GODDARD COURT, ROOMS
water In. $3.50
Ts.gtb Fast, rooms. bath. barn. 90.
~. i, ynd So, broom frame. 81
ll9 18th East. Groom frame. $3.50.
1914 y, " go. Groom brick. water si1.
Many Others. all prices, everywhere, Call
for list. scu u about H.
Tuttls Bros. itD So. Main St.
Two-RooM HOUSE AND SUMMER
Kitchen. Mt 2N South Ninth East.
and osa'ien ns A Ta.io r isros 10 Main
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WANTED.

ia. !, .,. -. :: :; . :.
.on 81 It'll ~ 10 oENtkAL
ue ousswo,h. tovn whFcs pn,n. Apply ~ ioi
second street. highic nth ward
AZ LIS, iEp 70 MY LOOKS. " W.
cru south. Ihrco doors west OF Main
GOOD. BKiGHr hoy. WHO Is AC-
o o"s''omea W care OF horses Apply News
o'...i ,--..,....y..----,- ,..-,...-,-
learn barbor tr do N you will work for ",
Iii, n MAX ~ you e",r patent IN two months and
sdopt"a Nan wmvn s.n"" h' ~, "s W.
n..hI 10 pah Mnorepy no ohrpur, hre
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23

A LITTLE MONEY VIII do wonders
In purchasing Xmas presents at lem
sens. the icwelcr. Diamonds. watches
rings. breaches. bracelets. souvenir
spoons. etc. In great variety. at prices
10 suit all. | have no heavy expenses.
hence can sell for small profits. doors
west OF $. l.. Theater.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The only house of entertainment open
in the city next week win be the
Grande, where Clara Thropp opens
Christmas afternoon and evening In u
DOLLS House" We believe this III the
FIRST OF Ibsen's plays to be rendered In
this city and II Is sure to be greeted
with intense interest,
The fair and festival held In the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23
new COLLEGE CLASSES


The L.ntter-day Saints College,
Tcmpicton, Salt Lake City. will organ
ize new classes In zoology. botany.
chemistry. pedagogy. Kindergarten
practice. English. mathematics. etc, af-
ter the holidays. Beginning students
may enter also in bookkeeping. type
writing. shorthand. and other branches
OF actual business training. The mis-
slonary course. and such subjects as
arithmetic. grammar. drawing. history.
commercial spelling. plain and orna-
mental penmanship. law and many 9TH
can enter now. J. ii. PAUL.
President.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CASH ron ACCEPTABLE IDEAS.
state II patented. Address Iho Patent Re
cord. Bnltlmoro. Nd.
UTAH JUNK cO.-Hi6HEsT PHIUE
paid for scrap Iron, copper, brass and all
carload lots a speciality. rs u, Eighth
South. Salt Lake city. Tel. 229.
Mrs II. FoNTYNE. -CLATHYoYANT
and Trance Medium. Every Thursdays
test circles and Sunday oyeningB public
meetings at : D. IN. Reading daily. 2d7
South West Temple.
JOHN siMMs, CHIMNEY AND FUR
nRccs cleaned and repaired, Utah Stove
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23

In sluggish liver. HERBINE. by Its
beneficial action upon the hillary tracts,
renders the bile more fluid. and brings
the liver into sound. healthy cpndi-
ton, thereby banishing the sense Of
drowsiness. lethargy. and the general
feeling OF apathy which arise from dis
orders OF the liver. Price W cts. z. g.
~. !. Drug Dept
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NAMES ENTITLED TO MONEY.

AUSTIN FAMILY, ASHLEY FAMILY,
iirice family, ]. Brsdley. CHI d wick ,chauneey
family, Thomas Fisher, }. Lockyer, Nc
ponsld family, tierey family: Reeve, fam
amounts advertised 70 each family on rs-
oeipt OF Ave dollars and q return stamp
state name OF party or parties whom you
money; aud thls Office viii advise what to do
for Tho above foe, Chas " stayner, third
door Mccormick Building. Salt Lake City,
Utah,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23

Regular services OF the Chupch OF
Jcrus Christ OF Latter-day Saints viii
lie held tomorrow at o'clock In the
tabernacle; Sunday schools In the
various wards at 10 a. M. and meetings
In the city ward assembly rooms and
adjacent wards M follows;
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Porcelain Dolls at Kolltz Bazaar.

There are few ailments so uncom-
be cured by using TABLER'S BUCK
EYE PILE OINTMENT. Relief follows
Its use, and any one suffering from
piles can not afford TO neglect to give
II trial. Price 90 cts. In bottles.
tubes rs cts. Y. c. NJ. /. Drug Dept.
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DOLLS AT A BARGAIN,

Arrived today. handsomest line OF
DOLLS and DOLL HEADS In the
market. Owing TO their late arrival
we will dispose OF them at extremely
low figures. Can and see them.
CANNoN'S BOOK STORE.
II and IS Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23
FERGUS C0ALTER, MUSIC,

Two doors south OF Y. C. NJ. |,
Guitars, BanJos. Mandolins. Violins
at Lowest Prices
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23

Castle Gate and Winter QUARTERS.
Lump. Nut and Slack.
ID. J.. SHARP. Agent.
70 South, Main Telephone, 40.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

CREAM OF KENTUCKY BOURBON.
full quart bottle, years old 500. Sadler
Mercantile Co, 225 s. Main,
A VARIED ASSORTMENT OF SEC
ond hand Job. display and body type APP
ply TO the Deseret News. Salt Lake City.
BARROW BROS. = sTATIoNERY,
News, Monograph. Typewriter Supplies.
~ West Second South.
.scHL'Tz BoTTLED DEER, s2.% PER
dog quarts; N.b0 per doz. pintn. Tho
Kentucky Liquor Co, Agents,
FOR sALE-TEN R.LP.A.Ns for
cents at druggists; one gives relief
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Elegant Xmas candies at Kolitz.

Holiday remlnders-A box OF Goth
Century Chocolates for the ladies'. u
doll for the little girl and II steam en-
CINE for the boy--kolitz the place to get
them.
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HOME MISSIONARIES.

lions Savings Bank and Trust COM
pany was established in is13. and has
since opened more than twenty-threc
thousand savings accounts. Have you
an account II not. start one NOW.
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rrAU COMMERCIAL A>D svo's bank
Interest paid on savings. w. +.
Armstrong, prcst.. p. W. Madsen. vice.
preAt.. j, II. Game. cashier.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23

McDonaid's fine candles and confec-
,lons at johnson. Pratt Drug Co.. ~
MINI 50.
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CHURCH NEWS.


Notices for publication In this column on
noon Of that day.
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FERGUS 0ALTER, MUSIC,

Two doors south OF z. c. NJ. /. Pianos
and organs at correct prices.
". B.-Sheet Music at HALF PRICE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-23

at your OWL price at Young Bros Co.
Drop in ana see them; useful presen,
for Xmas.
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TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT orr.
Dressing Sacks. Flannelette Wrappers
Infants Long Coats. Tailor Made Suits
Infants Bonnets. Infants Short Coats
Il. X. THOMAS. IS Main Street.
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Xmas Cigars by the box. ~. 20 or 20
cigars TO q box. Quality guaranteed.
JOHNSON. PRATT DRUG co,
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ELECTRICAL.

WE DO ALI. KINDS or ELECTRIC
work. Having the finest limo Of Electric
Fixtures IN the city, and make a speclal-
~ OF house wiring and all kinds OF cleo
trical repair work. All work guaranteed.
Salt Lake Electric supply Co. 1913 West
First South. Tel. No. 3.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

LADIES WANTED IN EVERY CITY
ana town to collect names for our now d.
Icctory, liberal pay. Tho scxton Co, Dcpt
A, Box 10, fiatbush, New YORK.
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RARE XMAS GIFT.
TuE ARTICLES Or FAITH.
Beautifully bound
For holiday presentation.
At the Deaoret News.

Toys for the children at KolI,z.
GET yoCR GRASS CnEsK coat
At Clayton Coal Co. All kinds OF Coal.
Yard. Second South and Third West.
Office. ~ West Second South. Tel. 255.
Mixed nuts and candles at Kolltz.
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Advertisements IN Nis column one cent
per trord zach Insertion. Special rafes
By the reek and month
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

WILL SELL YOU AT A BARGAIN
vacant lots. a cottage or 9 modern house
IN any part OF the city. James X. Shaw.
under Walker bros Bank.
for salt Lake heal Estate. leo acres, twenty
miles south of salt Lake Cliyi % acres fall
wheat, = acres alfalfa Room tji u. "
walker Bldg
FOR .BARGAfNs IN REAL ESTATE
call on me. list your property with mo Tor
sale. o. +. Peterson, u w. md So.
WE SELL REAL ESTATE. THAT ;
all. Tuttlo Bros. 40 Main st.
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Dr. iiasbrouek,
GO and CT Commercial Block.
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TURKEYS TURKEYS |

Get fine turkey for your Xmas din
ncr Mt the GLOBE MEAT MARKET
10 South Main street.
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WANTED ACCENTS.

LITIIo.PRINTINu.. AGENTS WANT
cd. 1000 buainess cards. two eolors, with
beautiful design. sl.09. work finer than
llthogtaphing. other work remarkably
Litho-Print Press Company, &c and 81
Frankfort Street. New York.
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BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING.

CALL ON PETER RASMUSSEN, rae5n
south Main. Low prices and good work
guaranteed.
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JEWELLERS.

HEADQUARTERS FOR HOLIDAY PRES
onts AZ kelsers Jowolry store, list South 81.
Ladies' aud Gent waite hes, chhi ms diamonds
and childrcns rinfsi cheaper than ever.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-07

on criminal news. Il have been so sit
uated that had to take the news as
found it, said he. IF it were crime.
crime went. l do believe that yellow
journalism has reached a stage it
should not have reached. but still l
believe the people made the paper.
We have to give them what they want
and the news as it comes. 1t is now
with us as it was with Mr.. Tilton in
those old days he spoke of-we are
printing papers as financial PROPOSE
ton"
A scholarly and profoundly interest
ing paper was read by w. N. Bole of
the Great Falls Tribune on The Mis-
sion of the Montana Press" 1t was an
intelligent and at times witty review
of the requirements and conditions Of
present day journalism and voiced a
plea for conducting it upon a high
plane. LAS the sum of human knowl-
edge is the sum of human experience,
so the newspaper is the greatest teach
err" said he.
]. r. Widmyer of the Glendive In
dependent spoke on the subject of for
eign advertising. He said he would
like to see some plan put into effect by
which a central body could control all
the advertising coming into the state.
He urged doing business with the big
foreign advertisers direct instead of
through agents
w. A. Bower of the Standard spoke
on somewhat the same lines and said
the big houses were doing away with
| agents and putting in their own adver-
Using departments.
Then came the selection Of the next
place of meeting. J. w. Kelly Of the
Livingston Post presented in an elo-
quent speech the claims of Livingston
while r. NJ. Goshorn of the Kalispell
Inter-Lake argued persuasively for
kaliSDpl. 1t was evident the mem hers
had made up their minds to go to the
| northwest corner of the state, for they
voted 10 to in favor of Kalispell. Liv-
ingston was named as second choice in
case anything should prevent going to
Kalispell.
r. N. Sutherlin of the Rocky Noun
tain Husbandman announced that his
brother. w. NJ, could handle an edi-
torial excursion to Omaha to attend
the exposition this year IL one is ar
/ ranged.
The election of officers was then
proceeded with and was conducted in
gay and lively manner. +. M. Sui
Ivan of the Montana Catholic at
tempted to nominate w w. Walsworth
for reelection as president. but Mr.
Walsworth would have none of it, pro-
posed John McMurray. who hIs served
faithfully and well for six years as
secretary, and the election of Mr.. Nc
Murray went through with a rush. The
other elections were equally happy.
Phil Julien was the only disturbing
and Directing figure, and he, for his
sins, was elected historian.
Adjournment followed The sessions
were well attended throughout, al
though many of the editors were abb
sent part of the time. Yesterdays
trains brought in a number who were
not here the night before.