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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-05-10
Big ALTA CLUB BANQUET TONIGHT
David Keith Millionaire Mine Owner and Former Partner of Sen.
aor Thomas Kearns to Give Notable Party in Honor OF
The Latter-The Distinguished Guest

Not always does the friendship form
Cd In conditions adverse to wealth and
ahiuenoe continue marked and strong
when the latter succeeded the former
But II has done SO In the case Of two
prominent and influential men In this
cornmunIty--Unlted States Senator
Thomas kearns and his former partner,
Hon, David Keith. The admiration and
regard that these men entertain for
one another today is just as pronounced
as years ago before fair fortune had
placed them beyond the point where
they must struggle with their hands
like other men TO make livelihood for
themselves Gnd their families. This Is
shown in hundreds Of little acts In their
daily associations with one another.
a few weeks ago this fact found ex7
empliilcation az the National capital
when Senator Kearna gave a sumptu-
Gus banquet in honor Of Mr.. Keith
who happened 20 be In Washington
The guests were some Of the most no.
table IN Washington Now Senator
Kearns is home and Mr. Keith returns
the compliment which finds expression
in an elegant banquet TO be given at
the Alta club this evening In honor Of
Senator Kearns. Invitations have been
issued to some 40 gentlemen prominent
In the leading walks Of local life. The
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ago. private IN ID company
of the Twenty infantry which was
transferred from Fort Brldger when II
was abandoned to Fort Douglas. lie
was prominent as q baseball player,
and appeared In many OF the ball
games Of that day between the sol.
der and the civilian teams
The new Cooks and Walters union
organized TO do up the older organi-
cation, has been invited by the Utah
Federation practically 10 "go way
back and sit down The application
for admission 20 the federation was
quietly shelved last night by the mat
ter being deferred until the next meet
Ing, The Salt Lake Hardware COM
pany was reported 10 the federation
as being unfair" and a boycott Is
talked OF. The prospects OF early clos
ing by the BARRIERS was reported on as
favorable. j. ~ Spauldne was chos-
en- secretary OF the federation.
Ferdinand Dickert has been made the
representative OF an eastern syndicate
for the manufacture Of smokeless
blasting powder ana proposes to erect
pant somewhere near this city to
cost he says, $4,000 The powder
is said TO be entirely free from suffo-
eating gases, and is sold for 95 per cent
lower than the giant powder The
powder is the invention OF German
engineer, and has been found 10 work
satisfactorily. Mr. Dickert Is wait
ing for an answer from the county
commissioners In reply TO his petition
for q license.
Rabbi Reynolds addressed a large au-
dience at the Jewish synagogue last
evening, the major part of which was
made up Of women. His theme was
the sphere Of woman and IN Offering a
few thoughts anent the late Federat-
ed clubs meeting az Los Angeles, the
rabbi expressed the sentiment that wo-
men IN their efforts FOR intellectual SUI
periority were overs;epping their
bounds He thought she dii much
more good In building up the morals
OF the home than In interesting her
self day and night in the politics OF
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In HEARTY ACCORD.
First Presidency Interested In Brig
ham Young Birthday 0bseryauees.

June l. 1909, viii be the one hundred
and first anniversary Of the birthday
OF the late President Brigham Young.
We understand that preparations are
In progress for a public celebration Of
the occasion on Monday, June 2, and
that the proposed program VIII be car
ried out at Saltair Beach We are In
sympathy with the movement and
would be gratiaed II the leading OFF,
GERS OF the Church would take an In
terest In the maHer by directing the
attention OF the people TO the celebra-
tion and the propriety OF their partici-
pating In II.
Your brethren,
JOS. f. SMITH
JOHN II. WINDER,
AlNTisQN II. LUND,
First Presidency.
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banquet win be held In the gold room
and the tables arranged In military. OF
hollow square style The decorations
VIII be among the most elaborate ever
seen at a private dinner in this sec
ton. Hundreds OF American Beauty
roses VIII be used. and all other decor
atoms made to harmonize Herewith.
The dinner win be a ~ course affair
and served in the clubs best style.
Seven o'clock is the hour and the fol-
lowing are the guests invited:
Senator Thomas Kearns. Gov. Wells.
Mayor Thompson. w II. Bancroft,
Frank Knox, w S. Mccormick. Mai
George NJ. Downey, NJ, II. Walker,
George Y Wallace Charles S. Burton,
j, h. Dooly, 0. w Powers, w. II. Dick.
son. w. c. Van Horne, Joseph Limp
man w. Mont Ferry, Perry s. Heath,
Ed 5, Ferry NJ c. Fox. w. V. Rice
Col, e, r. Holmes, S, II Babcock. 4. Z.
Welby r. r. Calvin. D. T.. Burley, It.
NJ Schumacher o. ]. Salisbury. John
j. Daily Col T. Weber, II. G. Nc
MILAN, Gov A. L. Thomas, w. A. Nell
den, Col. William Nelson. c. w. Pen
rose, Thomas Welr, George A. Lowe,
Martin Watrous j II. Lannan. WI
liam lglehehrt, Charles A. Qulgley. ],
F.. Hamburger, Simon Bamberger. ID. c.
Adams, David Keith, Geo. w. Helntz
and Joseph II. Young
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Applequist's MIX bread.
Ask your grocer for the genuine.
TO UTAH SCHOOL TEACHERS

The Burlington Route announces n
round trip rate OF one fare plus $500 TO
Omaha, Chicago. ST. Joseph, Kansas
City, st. Louis, and intermediate points
for the Utah Teachers Annual Exeur-
sion.
Tickets on sale June 10. II. and II.
Final return limit September s.
Thro tourist sleepers Salt Lake CITY
10 Omaha, Chicago. Kansas City and
ST. Louis.
Thro' Standard sleepers. daily, Salt
Lake City TO Omaha and Chicago.
For additional information write or
call on r. F. Neslen. General Agent.
Burlington Route, No. 70 West Second
South St, Salt Lake City, Utah.
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A NEW DEPARTURE.

The Chicago, Milwaukee & 81. Paul
Railway has recently put In service on
its Pioneer Limited trains the largest
and handsomest dining car ever built
1t Is 50 feet In length from tip to tip,
and It's body is inches wider and higns
or than the usual dining car II seats 30
people comfortably In movable chairs,
and has a kitchen large enough to per-
nit the working Of six cooks, which
with six walters and a conductor make
up the crew. The dining cars hereto
fore In service did not provide sufficient
space to properly care for the large
number OF patrons Of the Pioneer SO
that II became necessary to have
larger car.
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$1,000 GUARANTEED
YEARLY,

TO high class man or woman, with
chance for promotion and advanced
salary, to have charge small office AT
home or In home town, to attend to
correspondence advertising and other
work. Business Of highest order and
hacked by solid men financially and po-
lltically. A great opportunity for the
right person Enclose self-addressed
stamped envelope for full particulars
to WALTER b. REDMAN. GENERAL
SUPERINTENDENT, Corcoran Build
ing, Opposite United states Treasury,
WASHINGTON, ID. G.
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Observation-Disclosures
WEATHER REPORT.

Record at tho local office Of the
weather bureau for the "a hours ending
At a. m. today:
Salt Lake City--Barometer, % 81;
temperature at 6A a. M, GA degrees;
maximum. so; minimum, SO; mean. &c,
which is 8 degrees below normal.
Deficiency OF daily mean temperature
since the first OF the month l degree.
Excess OF daily mean temperature
since Jan ], 90 DEGREES.
Precipitation since the first OF the
month, "a inch, which Is SO inch be-
low normal.
Deficiency in precipitation since Jan.
], 81 inch.
FORECASTS TILL 6 II NJ. SUNDAY,
Local forecast for Salt Lake city and
vicinity:
Showers and cooler thlslafternoon, to-
night and Sunday.
Utah: Forecast made at Denver,
Colo.
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday;
Showers in north portion; lcooler Sun.
day and In north portion tonight.
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
a storm has formed over the north
ern plateau region and Is noty central
over Idaho. Pressure is Increasing
along the northern California coast.
precipitation has occurred along the
washington and Oregon coast. over
northern New Mexico, eastern South
Dakot, Minnesota and Wisconsin. II
's warmer over Idaho and Nevada
l.. II. MURDOCH,
Section Director.
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DR.. Bergin, Pana, Ills, writes: 81 have
used Billiards. Snow Liniment: always
recommend 1t TO my friends, as | am
confident there is no better made. II
Is a dandy for burns" Those VINO live
on farms are especially liable to many
accidental cuts. burns and bruises.
which heal rapidly when Billiards. Snow
Liniment is applied. II should always
be kept In the house for cases OF emer-
gency. SOC and 800 at 2. C. M. /. Drug
Dent
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CARD OF THANKS.

Resolution Of thanks: We feel
obliged to extend to all who have at
tended the services at the funeral Of
our beloved brother and brother-in-
law John Lungreen of Salt Lake City,
our many thanks, and highly appre-
ciatlng the liberal contribution Of
flowers and wreaths, by his friends and
associates Of Salt Lake City.
CHI. SUNDLEAF AND WIFE.
Murray, Utah.
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FOR SALE.

ONE COOK STOVE AND TWO HEAT,
ers. WIN take tithng scrip. Enquire Us
y. 4th So
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BUTTER AND EGGS.

FRESH RITTER AND EGGS DAILY,
Creamery gSc Ranch zoe and 22Hc; comb and
sIralneo money. Farmers Union. "a W. list So,
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World. Wide Reputation

Whites Cream Vermlfuge has
achieved world wide reputation as be.
ing the best Of all worm destroyers. and
for its tonic influence on weak and un.
thrifty children, as II neutrallzes the
acldity or sourness OF the stomach.
improves their digestion, and assimila-
ton OF food, strengthens their nervous
system and restores them to the health.
vigor and elasticity OF spirits natural
to childhood. Csc at z. c. NJ. l. Drug
Dept.
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OFFICES TO RENT
IN THE NEW
DESERET NEWS BUILDING,

A limited number OF offices and
rooms can be secured In the new
News building on the second and
third floors only. Entirely fire proof,
and every modern improvement. Prices
ilO per month and upward. No house
keeping allowed Apply to
BISHOP VIM. 3. PRESTON,
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LuMBER DEALERS.

p. J, Moran--Stea,a aud Hot Water Hsstla,
vsntllstina Boaed u Trade BLDG WsadS
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CASH REGISTERS.
OPTICIANS.

COLOMBIAN OPTICAL co. ~ sssi
st.. Manufacturing OpiiclauA Haa9,i isss "a,
retail. Ocullss prescriptions IT, aaog'
day as received Complicated "u'e
Gated. Grinding on premises
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PERSONALS.

tori. Us Main "e"A TAO
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Drs. f. +. Root and II. n. Mayo an
nounce the removal Of their respective
Offices 20 rooms 2lS. go, 222 and pa
Deseret News Bldg. Phone, 3O7. Office
hours, 2 TO d. m
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LAMPS AND REFlecroRs.
FIRE PROOF STORAGE.

A. C. GARTMANS 10 WEST FIRST
South Jobbing and repairing. Bs,t
eqniQped plant In the city. No lob too
small or too complicated Quick work.
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IF YOU WISH TO PURCHASE A
nome; or vacant lot TO build upon or
70 buy for investment see me. have
some bargains.
O. F. Peterson, 50 W. End So,
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Salt Lake Len Cnmnnnr

Remember this old, reliable company
has pure artificial and Park CITY ma.
tural ice. RED wagons" Tel. 40.
j. G. LYNCH, Manager
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LIONS SAYINGS BANK and Trust
Co., the Oldest and largest savings bank
IN Utah, pays 4 per cent interest on
VI TO $4,000. Start an account.
JOSEPH +. SMITH. President
GEORGE NJ. CANNON, Cashier
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WATCH MAKERS.

henry REIsER A FINE sELEorl.gSs,."
Watches and Jswelry. IL 4 fifss '0ss' -
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BAILEY & SONS ARE DOING A RUSH.
Ing business ia grass and garden seeds. 90 f.
Second South.
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the country His central idea was that
woman In the moral and religious world
occupies an infinitely higher and more
respectable place than in the political
or business world
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DEATH OF YOUNG MAN.
Guy Hill, Prominent Resident Of Mill
Creek, Called Hence

Guy Hin, son Of William Hood Hill
Of Mill Creek, died last Thursday, Of
rheumatism OF the heart. Guy had a
severe attack abou, three months ago
and the last one coming before he had
regalned his strength, proved fatal.
lie was a prominent young man In the
ward and stake and was leader OF the
choir and assistant chorister In the AZ
J. a. Ills character was above reproach
and his energies and talents were al.
ways directed for good He was in the
early years OF manhood. and his loss ls
Q severe blow 70 his family and friends
The funeral viii be held from the MN
Creek meeting house Sunday at 2 o. M
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CARPET CLEANING.

CARPETS CLEANED AND RELAID
called for and delivered promptly. Rest
equipped plant In the city. Phone fOoi & /,
cleaning Works corner stu w. as. Temple.
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n yon Want Prompt Delivery
OF first class brick, buy Of Improved
Brick Company, S47 W. Second South.
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Everybody eats It. Nothing beats II.
Look for the label and ask your grocer
Tor II every day. Health follows.
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Chas. Bodel, Mgr. 3l4 State ST., Tel
O26 k. Wall Papers and Interior Decor
atlng.
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For flrst-class Pressed

and wire cut brick call al Improved
Brick companys ONCE. al w. Second
South street
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KEMMERER COAL. Trt.
WILL L. PRICE,

DR.. Stauffer has removed his Offices
TO Sls and 800 Deseret News building,
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George q. Doyle A Co,
Modern plumbing and house heating.
I'll South State Phone 1862.
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ROYAL ZWEIBACK,
pure, clean. healthy, good for every
body. loo per doz. For sale at the
Royal, 2S2 South Main,
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ToDAY's TEMPERATURES.

10 a. m, ~; III a. M, as; u o'clodk
noon, rs; y. M, a.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

H. p O, ELKS THE BENENOLbNt
and protective order Of Elks meets each
"wednesday evening az o'clock odd bell
lows Hall. Market street
n. r. DEARDORFF, Il. H.
A. W. RAYBOULD. secretary.
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The Popular Grocer, can be found AZ
Is South Main street. Phone ys5.
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CLEANING AND pYElno

UTAH STEAM DYE WORKS CLEAN.
IN, cycling and repairing Phone e7t-E Geo.
echellet Manager, q 4 Third South.
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Specialist, Skin Genito- Urinary and
Rectal Diseases 9Th floor Progress bldg
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Collect Green rrading stamps.
Trade at stores that give them.
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N Yon Want IN nuv
DR.. q. }. Field.

first class brick, call at Improved Brick
companys office, S47 W. Second South.
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For Best Brick on the Market.
For Those who Live on Farms

pressed and wire cut, go to Improved
Brick company. 947 w. Second South.
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NEWS TELEPHONE NUMBERS.

City Editor sbp
Bnsincss ONCE e. ringg $50
husiness Manager % ring0 ase
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UTAH COMMERCIAL AND sAvGspaSK
Interest paid on aavings. w. y.
Armstrong, prest.. p. W. Madsen. vice,
prest. j. f. Game. cashier.
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FOR sALE-MlscsLlAnEous.

WHEAT OATS AND ROLLED BARLEY
Timothy and Alfalfa Hay. Car load lotS
Cleayeiand Commission Co, Is West second
south street. Telephone Q5S
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" You Want Prompt Delivery
OF 1rst-class brick, buy OF Improvsd
Brick company. s47 W. Second South,
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I AN TRYING TO CONVINCE you
that have plan which will enable you 20
earn hundred dollars a month or more, but
have no means Of knowing who you are
unless you first send me your name aud ad-
dress. would gladly explain this new plan
10 YOU, as II Is one which requires no capital
outfit or former experiences Is suitable 10
either sex. aud no one knows you are nv
agent Ninety nine per cent OF the popula.
tlon arc your possible customers Occupies
all or part OF your time. as you wish. W. N.
Griffin Key 200, Fort Wayne, Ind. Is the nd.
dress you should write TO Tor free partlcu-
lars The work IL permanent and the pro-
fits accumulatlva
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TRUSTWORTHY PERSON IN EACH
house, solid financial standing. STRAIGHT
bona bde weekly cash salary. $500 paid by
check each Wednesday. with all expenses
direct from headquarters money advanced
lot expenses. Manager, $50 Caxton bldg,
Chicago
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WANTED SITUATION.

AS NIGHT wAToHMAN. BY MARRIED
man, lately returned from mission. Address
1900 News
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HAT FACTORY.

HAVE YOUR OLD HAT REPAIRED
msaegood As new. Blocked into styls elas al
~ reayed, new trimmings 81 G SAT- ave Hss
fsctofy, ~ l. ist 30 or l2g ", so Tsmpis n
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AGENTS WANTED.

SELLS ON SIGHT. WRITE OR CALL
j, Lu dman Is w. South Temple.
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- - -
ELECTRICAL.

T. @. ALLEN. CONTRACTING ELEc
trlclan. CONSTRUCTION work OF all klnt.
able prices. Tbs latest IDEAS 10 elscthtA
fixtures l36 State 81. Tel l05l-I
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UPHoLsTERlNc AND REPAIRING.
BICYCLES AND REPAIRING,

NOW Is YOUR TIME TO HAVE YOUR
wheels cleaned Carter, 325 10. Nest Temple
fhonogfaghs and IypewrlterS Don't iorget
the number, S25 SO. W. Temple
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PALMIsrRY AND Asraolocy.

THE OUTCOME or YOUR BUSINESS
foretold. 33l south Main street.
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SPECIAL.

REGISTERED JERSEY Ptrrrs
ready for service Apply 3. II. Hollines-
worth, 141 w. LIST SO.
STOVES TAKEN DOWN AND STORED
Tor the season. Rodman Van Co, Phone SIS
THE DEsEREr NEWS Wilt SELL,
limited numter OF the latest edition al tns
standard dictionary for pithlns or stors osH
Price tl201
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ESTRAY NOTICE,

ONE GRAY MARE ABOUT 10 YEARS.
old, branded x7 on lest shoulder Also
one bay horse about years old, branded On
on LETT thigh. One bay horse about 3 YEAR,
o.d, branded : on left side n the above
away on or before Nav the lgth. 100 he.
VII be sold at CIV E.tray Pound al n M
John D. hattox, City poundkeeper
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HORSE CLIPPING.

THE ONLY PLACE IN TOWN FOR
horse clipping McCoy's stableA
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PLUMsINo AND HEATING.

D. W. JAMES SUCCESSOR 10 JAMa b
Harris plumbing. steam and hot Hats csa
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-02
OVERSEER OF INDIAN FIRMS
New Official HDDOInt6d Ou the Secretary OF
the interior

ASHlNGT0N June : Mir Hitch
eovk. secretary 81 the interior has ap-
pointed Lew Chubbuck. os St Louis.
Ia be an Inspector in the Indian seT-
,iee. charged with the duty Of superin
tsnsslns the farm work of the indians
on The different reservations of the
country Mr. Chubhuck's appointment
viii take effect on June ~. and bis
salary wilI be- S35o0 q year
This appointment In the result of an
Investigation made uncer the personal
dire, tion of Secretary Hitchcock, OF
the progress In the efforts TO educate
Indians in scientific farming, The
secretary believes that the hope OF the
Indian. after his lands have been al
los;ed and he Is thrown on his own
resources for selfsupport, lies in his
success OF farmer and stock raiser.
In pursuance OF this belief. the course
OF study in the Indian schools has
been modified SO as TO provide for IN
struction In farming. stock raising and
In the lines OF pursuit for which the
Indian IL best fitted by nature and his
surroundings In other words, the
frills have been cut out OF the course
OF study for the Indians. and every
effort made to substitute for them
The Tucson citizen., 1902-06-02
He LOST $4,000 AND GRINNED
BIG BEAR BIT OFF
LITTLE T0MNY'S LEG
Thrust His Foot Into Gage and
Bruin Proceeded to Make a
Meal OF Him

NEW HAVEN. Conn Jgn- For
playing with performing bear
brought here 10 exhibit IA looa van
de'iIle theater Tommy Malloy II. To-
day lost his right leg withsn STA inches
Cf the inee
The bear was In 4 Gag 0a a pier.
Aalloy end the other boys weev he
sid, tHv aga The big fellow appear
d gopa nsfured aud took tha norsel-
OF f4e1 the boys offered bin
4 dare y0u to par your foot INTO the
age said a playmate % Tommie.
He Il taGtiy placed hl% foot within
reas b ot Bruins paa The bear toytd
playfG'ly viii the boy. foot a. would
a at Emboidened Icy Ills Tommie
ahos ed hi, foot further iH,o tDt eaee
Suddenly as though aHEe.rl ile bear
grasped the boys leg ia his laws and
dragged him half through tne bars