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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-17
X. p. Uniform
Rank Organized

The uniformed rank Knights of Py.
thias, which was recently organized
here, has % charter members Toe Of
ganizatlon was effected by Coils. Plum.
mer and Rapson, of Seattle. and Mr..
McKibbon, OF Portland. The names of
the charter members are:
Officers.
Captain, Ross MOores.
First Lieutenant, Will George.
Second Lieutenant, Frank Wright.
man.
Recorder, Carey f. Martin.
Treasurer, John Roland.
Inside Guard, j. l.. Freeland.
Outer Guard, Lewis Stinson.
Members,
& j Stedler, T z Talkington, T. J Bul-
lock, Col Olmsted, NJ Lawrence, $ r
Richardson, @ + Bowen. @ W Townsend
+ W steusloh, Y J Riggs, II q Meyer,
Fred Fish, + w Powers, n n Troyer. r
J Fleming, AW Blackburn, sam Green
baum, Geo Reed, W Cordingly. Geo
WIN, NJ Mcdonald.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-17
He FaVOrS
Flat Figures

Hon. Henry T.. Ankeny, the southei n
Oregon politician aud jackson county
mining king was in Salem today. lie is
not thinking Of becoming permanent
resident OF Salem with a view TO occupy
lng the executive mansion, although
newspaper talk has connected him with
the guoernalorial candidacy, and the
state might DO a great deal worse.
Mr Ankeny is unfortunately man of
considerable means and cuts small
swath In practical politics as she is con-
Quoted In Oregon today. lie said the
hght 20 put state officials on dat
ealary ana all fees 20 20 the state, met
With his hearty support, I.et the state
pay respectable salary but all fees and
peTquisi'es belong to the treasury.
Make the salary liberal enough so
that man Of ordinary means can hold
the office aud afford to give a reception
OF entertain distinguished people who
e"me to the state. Our system OF state
government is very loose and is il a
wonder the state has not been bunooed
out Of more than il has.
Tie expressed suTpFlge that the suit to !
'ollect the Davis deialcation had failed |
"how do you know bat the state has
been ouneoed out d hundreds Of .hous-
ndsi' asEei the reporter. Tie didn't \
nov bat L had.
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Famous Winter Resorts

A winter trip 10 southern Californi.
ana Arizona via the famous Shas,s
Route 10 one never 20 be forgotten r.
neeSed acquaintance with this se,iion
Wlll ever develop fresh points of lntsrss,
anu sdded sources OF enjoyment under
~ sunny SKIES, Ia the variety OF inter
Inc vegetation and among its nnn,b Nv,
less resorts OF mountain, shore. vslle,
and plain. ''''''' '"''ey
Two trains leave Portland daily. morn.
lng aud evening, for California Tbeso
trains are equipped with the most i'm
proved pattern OF standard and ton,is,
sleeping cara, and the low rates rl.ce
the trip Ia reach OF all. paw
s0t Illustrated guides Of California
anu Arizona winter resorts, address
c.np X. B. MuLER,
li'7u " "anu'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-17
CONFERENCE
OF Ed
UCATORS
Two Weeks Devoted to
willamette.

An educational conference will be
held in Salem in February by the Meth.
odist Episcopal church, IL will begin
on Sunday, February 2, to be carried on
three days at Salem, and to last for
about two weeks in the state. The new
president Of the Willamette University,
DR.. j. II. Coleman, Of Troy, New York,
will have arrived by that time,
and this convention is held in the
interests Of the University. During the
convention the chief speakers will be
Rev. w. F. lMcDowell, d. D., Rev.
NJ. f. Mills, ID. u of Troy, N. Y, and
Bishop Earl Cranston, ID. d. Visitors
from all over the state will be present.
The conference proper convenes at 2 p.
IN, Monday, Feb. 3, and will close
Wednesday evening. Bishop Cranston
will be president Of the convention. The
program now prepared, arranges for
meeting Monday evening, at which time
Governor Geer will preside and addresses
will be made by Drs. Cranston and
Mills. On Tuesday evJning addresses
will be delivered by Drs. Mcdowell aud
]. II. Coleman. The topics TO be
in the addresses aud papers
ire:
The Dlty Of the NJ. f.. church
10 Higher Education in Oregon.
The Importance Of Christian culture
n the educational system.
The value OF the institution OF higher
earning to the municipality and the
tate.
The future growth and present out.
BOX for Willamette university.
Tha alumni Of Willamette university.
How to build up the student body.
On Thursday and Friday, Dr. McDo-
ell and Gen. 0del will visit Albany,
orvalis and Hillsboro and Bishop
and DR.. Mills will visit The
allies and Walla Walla.
Sunday and Monday Feb. 0.l0, will be
ent by the entire body in Portland,
.th the exception Of DR.. Mills, who will
st Eugene. Roseburg and Grants
'ss will be vieited by Drs. Mcdowell
I'D Mills en- Tuesday and Wednesday
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A Prominent Chicago Woman soe,ts

Prof Roxa Tyler, OF Chicago, Vice.
PRESIDENT Illinois Woman's Alliance. In
speaking OF Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy, says; 81 suffered with a severe
cold this winter which threatened 10
run into pneumonia | tried different
remedies, but seemed 10 grow worse
and the medicine upset my stomach. A
friend advised me 20 try Chamberjainis y
Cough Remedy and found il vas pleas-
ant to take aud It relieved me al once
am now entirely recovered, saved A doe
tors bill, time aud suffering. and 1 viii
never be without this splendid medicine
sgain'' For sale by DR.. stones nms
Stores. '"s
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COUNTY
EXPENSES
FOR 1901
About Same as for the Year
Before.
Marion County Has Small
Basis for the State Taxes.

County clerk W. w. Hall has PIE,
pared his report OF the expenses ,oi Mar,
ION county last year and filed the same
with Secretary OF State +. s. Dunbar,
This is rendered necessary by an act
passed at the last legislature. Ia &C.
cordance with This act the county clerk
is required by Jan. 10 h OF each year, 10
prepare concise tabulated statement of
all the expenses o! the county for the
preceding year, excepting the expenses
Tor roads aud highways.
From the reports of all the county
clerks, the Governor, Secretary of State
and state Treasurer estimate the an.
pertinent OF state taxes among the
several counties. This is done by AS
cerIaining the average expenditure of
county Tor a period of live years. and
each county pays such proportion of
the state taxes as its average amount of
expenditure for said period bears 10
the total amount Of expenditures in ali
the counties of the state. This is done
but once in i've years, This act not
having been in effect a sufficient time
Tor these reports to be consi5-
erred for the last five years
the iaxes until 1903 are based upon the
assessments Of the past five years This
nAes tie proportinate share of the tax
ol Marion county at .O6lS percent The
total expenditure for Marion county in
1901 was S4t,6SS.i9, For the segregated
accounts the expenses are a. appended
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She Wanted
a Crowd

Tue lta' an opera ngsrs we're in to
s5e the horse editor and he asked the
beautiful Diva, who speaks in sweet
broken variety Of spaghetti English, il
she would not go up in the composing
room and give The Journal force, in
cluding the devil and the German con-
tinGent from the press room some sam.
Piles OF her MARBLES.
" All, with pleasure, Signor le Colonel,
but how many eez there in all?"
This was said in a rich Italian bravuro.
the musical word for brogue, but when
che turned on the tremulo aud her eyes
resembled diamonds dissolved in dew,
the editor nearly ielI over the railing.
lie told her there were about twenty
in the push, but no telling from the sur.
roooding flats aud Chinese laundries
how many would rush in il the diva
would condescend to sing for working
girls.
BIT the engagement was off in a
variety OF ways. No such email gather
ing would furnish inspiration for mag.
nihcent voice, the complexion of an
angel, and diamonds like the window
panes in a country postofice.
The Italians will have crowd at their
grand opera performance tonight at the
Grand, but "sllee samee" the diva
could not have scared aud trilled her
arPeggios and hiGh.nosed intra-brazzeros
and intersoiorths before a more intel
Iigent aud appreciatiye musical audience
than this shop could have furnished
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-17
Delegates Startled.

Mexico Cry, Jan. l6.-The event o
the day in the Pan.American Conference
wac, 1t may be said, the earthquake thiI
afternoon. The Chileans had prolonged
throughout the entire morning thoil
dilatory tactics. The burden OF Their
speeches was always the same:
1--WE are in favor OF The Hague con-
vention, but II must not pass through
the conference without Discussion" "
Mr.. Buchanan, Of the United States,
Senior Macedo, Of Mexico, and Senior
Bermeja, Of Argentina, made speeches
asking in turn, "lf we are all agreed,
what is there to discuss?"
At the afternoon session the Chilean
delegates resumed their speechmaking.
Senior Alzamora, Of Peru, had just risen
10 reply when premonitory trepida-
zion spread CONSERVATION through the
assembly, and for nearly one minute
aiterward the gilded Hall Of Sessions
swayed and groaned like the saloon OF
an ocean liner. The delegates spraDg
from their chairs and grabbed their
decks in alarm, but were reassured by |
the calmness Of the Mexicans. The pro
ceedings were interrupted for fully 10 |
minutes.
When Senior Azamora resumed his
speech he alluded in temperate though
inmistskable terms to the difficulties
which Chile had put in the way OF the
conference and the obstacles she is now
making for the transaction Of business.
'lestagana, of Chile, made an effective |
The session terminated at 6 .3u
CLOCK without coming to vote on the
Ian OF accepting The Hague articles.
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This Looks
Like Business

kV0ENR, Jan, lJ,-R. McAlufphy.
president Of the Willamette Valley
Woolen Manufacturing Company, lei,
Thursday on = tour Of inspection Of the
Soolen mills a. Albany, Salon. Oregon
CITY aud Portland, and wil obtain
pointers on the management and run
ming OF these mile, 10 be applied 10 the
new mill here. While absent Mr. Me
Murphy will engage ioremen Tor the
different departments in The Eogene
mil. The boss eardeE and spinner will
probably come irom Grand Forks,
North Dakota.
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lPOrllaad Market.


PoErLAND. Jan ~. Wheat Walls
Walla, "a.
Flour-Portland, heat grades S2.85@
$3.50, Graham 900.
oats-- Choice White tl,lOc a tl.?5.
Barley slS Oe so per ton.
Millstun-BrAn, els
Hay Timothy--tll@tl2 per ton.
Onions-tl.60 0el.76.
Potatooa-Sb e 10 per GENITAL.
ButteF--Best dairy, ls@2O; fancy
creamery ,26@27 nc store lSlS @l5.B
kgga- Oregon, ranch 26c dOz.
fonltry-ChiekenA, mixed $3.50 a
" OOi hens - turkeys, live l2 C9 lSc.
Mutaon-troas, 81
hogs-Gross 6isc.
Boei-Gross $50 QSS.B0
Yeal-6TOss, So q Go D..
hopa-ll @l2ob.
WOOl--Valley, IS a lBoB Eat,rn
Oregon, s@l2SSe Mohair, "a @9lkoB,
ides--Dry hides, i6 pounds aud up.
wards, lbc a lb4
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DIED

= Nh. MHoG-At y the home Of her daughter
Tbs, I1's. =, u slegmund, near Me6sms
= uqpssuay, Jan. Is, 1902. Mrs A. A. :
T. Byron, aged 70. 's anna
PDsI.0s J.v,SSa os was a native of Lincolnshire.
.5Ii'. Sns'Aad. =, and was a wsllknown rs.i.
. asn' Of this city for many wears. Tba
. .'"s'", us i VIII take place Saturday at 9 .ao
=. =, m' from the home Of her dsnSb,., 70 .oO
In'ermsnt inl Lone Oak eemstssr
WON S1y'on q! is m, Services by Rev
oi Stayton. ''' 'naFch
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Mr.. Elmer King

Who lives near Lewisburg, Ia miles east
OF Salem In the red hills, concluded
some time ago that no bad followed q
walkinR pl0w about az long as he cared
20. and desiring 10 hnd n eulky plow
that would scour ln the famous "Ted
hills" land, was confronted with the old
argument that "nothing but a chilled
plow would work In tho hills" Mr..
King, however, In not 90 welded 90 old
theories that he IL afraid 10 at least
give any good implement fair trial.
Saturday he took out one OF our Mo-
line "high illt Binmark" sulky plowe,
fitted with l6-lnch steel bottom. This
II likely the only steel pillow that IL In
uBe within cannon shot Of the place and
OF course we are naturally Interested In
seeing Il succeed How we'll il sue.
oaeded ls best attested by the fact that
Mr.. King was so well pleased that he
decided az once upon keeping II, this at
toF he had made tests and comparisons
with the chilled pillow In the same held
at the same time.
Mr. King la satisfied, and is only doing
what the progressive farmers ali over
the valley are doing, buying sulky and
gang plows and thue placing themselves
Ia 4 measure independent Of the
weather
Wse
This partl cular plow Is known as the
'hlgh llit," as the plow beam riseg
straight up, and IN action the liit lover
rpns loose, 20 that In case the pillow
strikee 40 obstruction, Il raisea Of lie
own accord. aud settles back into the |
iuFrow the same way. II can be used |
with or without pole. The inFFow
wheels are known as 'castor wheels, "
thus enabling the operator 20 make
square turn 10 right oF left.
9We
We have had wonderfully good |
trAlc ghis winter 0n all claeses Ol sulky |
and gang plowe, both mOld.bOard aud |
diae plows, We carry the BenieiA ro-
tAFy dice aud the Moline aud Syracuse
suikiet, and can please any0ne--no mat. |
tor what the nature OF the soil
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-17
NEW YORK
TUNNEL
DISASTER
Engineer BlameS Fog and
Smoke.

NEw York Jan. l7,-At today session
Of the New York tunnel inquest
testimony in support engineer Wickes,
contention that the signal lights were
frequently obscured was introduced.
The report oian engineer was offered in
in which he said he had run a whole
train length past red light which was
obscured by fog, and smoke.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-17
Suit for a
Harvester

I Irhe Mccormick Harvesting Company
has begun suit in the Marion county
circuit court against j. b. EARLY. The
suit is for the purpose Of collecting mon
ey on two promissory notes, aud some
property has been attached pending the
disposal Of the case. The complaint
states that J. b. Early made, executed
and delivered to the plaintiff corpora
tion on Sept, ~ 1900, his promssory
note for $40, with interest at per cent
from Nov. /, until paid. This sum wac
TO be paid before Nov. /, 1900, and the
only payment made was $40 leaving sos
due. Another note for like sum was
executed by the said defendant on Sep.
IL, 1900, this note to fall due before Nov.
l, 1901, This sum was not paid and
A Judgment is asked for the total Of sl25
and with interest ss contracted for and
$50 attorneys fees. j. H. and @. l..
McNary are attorneys for the McCor-
mick Company.
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In Oldeu Timas

reople overlooked the Importance Of
permanently beneficial effects and were
satisfied with transient action; but now
snA' v, 1t u, Is generally known that Syrup O
rigs will permanently overcome habit
ual constipation, well-iuiormed peonls
wl'' not buy other laxatiyes, which sct
,o' 10 a ,'me' but finally injure the system
BUY the genuine, made 5y the CsIiror
MIA Fig Syrup Co. "O'
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-17
SIX
''N HUNDRED
KILLED
Earth TremOr in Mex
leo Yesterday
Cost Six Hundred Lives in
Guerrero.
Only Meagre Details of the
Catastrophe.

LAREDO, Tex, Jan. IA City Of
Mexico dispatch received here says elk
hundred people wers killed by an earth
quake yesterday at Chilpancingo in the
state Of Guerrero.
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|
Wheat. Oats. ETC.
Wheat-521Sc.
! Oats-3lc
Barley---Sl6 per ton.
Flax--Cash, Northwest, u 81
Hop Market.
Hops-ll@l2Hc.
Strictly choice-llhc.
Liverpool, Dec. Hops at London
Pacific Coast steady, e3 BE-. TO e4.
Live Stock Market.
Steers--3@3I<c.
COws-2l6 0l3c.
Sheep 1880 gross to $500
Dressed veal--0c 6Rc
Hoga, alive--4Ac.
Hogs, dressed-0o.
Flour, Hay, Fesd. Etc.
Baled cheat-S7.5O.
Clover-H.
Feed barley-SlsH per ton.
Bran-Sl6k.
shorts-sl8.50.
Flour, wholesale--S2. 05.
Potatoes. Applss Etc.
Potatoes--46c 10 6Oo.
Apples 100000 per box.
Fancy paoked-S1 90.
Onions, $3.50 10 Sl.05 per 100 lbs.
Dried Fruits
Dried apples-6@6c.
Italian prunes f0s 10 60s-3lS 20 80
Petite Prunes 4cs 10 60s. .-3S dIc.
Wood. Pence Posts. Etc.
Big fr--t360.
Second growth--tS.00.
Ash-f3 30.
Body oak-fl0O.
Pole oak-t4.00.
Cedar posts-8 10 l0c.
Dairy and Creamery Products,
Dairy butter-l6@20c.
Oreamery-20@25c.
Btore--l6c.
tirst-class country, per roll--36c.
lc. q
Separator skimmed-23c. q
NJ ~ Hggs ahd Poultry. /
Turkeys, live--lOc per pound.
Geese-t0 per dozen. a
Ducks-s3 10 81 per dozen. a
Wool and mobsIr. 4
Coarse WOOL l3c.
Medium-lic.
Fine-l4c.
Mohair-20 10 26c.
Hides. Pelts andPurs. q
Green hides, No. l-6c.
Green hides, No. 30
Cali skins-i0bc.
Sheep-25 70 Zoe.
Goat skins-25c to 81 90.
Gray iox-i0 to 4Oc.
C0on--l0 10 26c.
Mink-2be 10 Sl.25.
Otter vi 20 IS.
skunk-l0 10 Zoe. p
Muskrat--l 10 6c. al
Wlldcat-l0 TO 26c. c,
Stelaers Market. vi
Chickens-78Sc. .,
Eggs per dozen. cash. 20c =
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Cry or Mexico, Jan. 1.-THE Earth.
quake yesterday was general throughout
the Republic. Many buildings were
hesIrnYed.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-17
Someshiug New

tbiek oilt Heins's strawberry and
spf,eot Preserves. helnrs apple butter
"a bulk 10 b Teiailed ont 0l nice clean
s'ene less and inst received a Banson
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-17
The ST. Elmo

restaurant is becoming more noD,l..
every day, ID has large patsanosl ,,'sl
Aad ls putting up excellent meals.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-17
The La Corona Cigar

Is The standard Of quality. Has no eoual
ahu u always gives satisiation. Aug
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-17
NEW TO-DAY.

FRER- Upwards Of 800 yards Of good
dirt 30 BE- given away for hauling
away, knqulre at oiilce Of Capital
laundering 90. i.l7-Sts
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Remember.

Tax payers meeting 10 levy school tax
Monday night, jan. Goth, at the City
man, 81.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-17

Fred Dose of WOOdburn was in the
city today.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-17

j. f. Hosmer has sold out the Silver
ton Appeal.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-17

Over 100 persons were injured by a
wind storm which swept Vienna Thurs
day.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-17

..lsa, rss payers uonSss meeting s,.I, 80 levy
colh AZ City HALL. 81.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-17
INTERNATIONALPOULTR Foo

mcaed food which remarkable results
disease chicken production
makes chickens SOO size packages
and IS
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srsst P1oss Sss lt,S ts,;', Drest0r lO1 State
''''' 'sV eoafi. 'Phoas RlaSk 2isI WA
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F. A. WIGGINS

1ss.2sT LibenysSt Salem.
Farm Machinery, Wagons, Buggles, BIZ
cycles, Sewing Machines.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-17
THE WONDERFUL EGG PRODUCER

international Poultry reputation
We
without showing large eggs You
food because will make
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-17
SALEM
PUSH
CLUB
Several Important Projects
Are Pending.

Az the next regular meeting OF the
greater Salem Commercial Club, on
next Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
the new date for the big club rally, will
be announced and active preparations
for the same will begin Immediately, as
II is proposed to make the rally the
event OF the season. II will inluse new
life into the business Of the city, and be
the beginning Of new era Of property
for the Capital City and it's surround
ings.
Several important local enterprises
are in the hands Of the club,
There is proposition to locate a new
sawmill at Salem.
Two fax industry enterprises are be-
fore this community.
The committee will report on the
Siyerton motor line.
Formation of local improvement
leagues is In the hands Of committee.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-17

ite Cos'' One extra egg per n,
Will pay the entire cost of fetl
and II often more thai double,
supply. ltcoutains no poisonOS
injurious ingredients has very u
iOr merits.
ItlGives a Glossy Plumags
II prevents vickness, promotest
health, causes young chicks 10 I
very rapidly, irvigorates the dig
organs, supplies material iOr 1
muscle aud feathers, and st
beneficial during moulting seaa
1t invigorstes the egg prOdaciu
gans and hens will lay more iblG
IL will prepare your chickens ID
market more rapidly than ans
preparation and has been usa
years by prominent chicken bn
Remarkable Cash Guranta
Which is printed on every hbsl
Buy, pay for, and use one 4
box or one 90 cent box, or one
,lze box of "International p
Food" as directed and il It'd
.ulhll our claims write TO oDf
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-17

senator Simon has secured an sDpro-
prialion Of a quarter million ~ 49,. -
'he Portland postofice and eouytbon1s
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nkHARI.~-Al the family home IA
Nollh salem, THURSDAY, Jan. i6. lo0a
80 nv. and Ara Mlchael Desarl, son.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-01-17

9 "A AsrOzT
s.' sean 'A' 1@hai M Ra Vsla ss,ii
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30
SATURDAY, UTAH

They Own the Street Cars Gas Works. Electric Lights Markets and the Telephones Street
Car Ride for CentGs Penny Night and Flats for Fifty Cents Per Week
Queer Features Manchester and Liverpool Gsows Municipal Telephones Which
Charge Two Cents CaSomhs Sheffield MabThe Homes For the
Working Glasses Which London Building Birmingham and Its ensmensw
Street Improvements Will Make the Town WehyA Visit to Municipal Gas Office
Which Rents Has Slot Machines Which VIII
Light Your House Night for Penny
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-08-30

Right back Of this hall is perhaps the
only monument ever erected as memo
rial to a living man. II Is that OF the
Hon. Joseph Chamberlain who has pen -
haps done more than any other to adj
vance municipal ownership In the city
Of Birmingham The monument bears
a medallion bust of Mr.. Chamberlain
without the eyeglass and upon II there
is an inscription testitylng to his SER
vices for Birmingham.
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The interior Of the building contains
a council chamber the banqueting hall
and magnificent quarters for the lord
MAJOR In II there is also a museum
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temple This is where public meetings
are held and where the great city or
gan plays regularly every week for the
benefit of the people,
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and art gallery and the various city
offices.
Another fine building is the town hall,
designed after the model Of Roman