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= hundred streams Il carried % thr
fntna 60 run the snarmnua air COIN.
Ifsssufs furnishius pausr Zee ihe mills
ana q run she ore GERS This man
nafh fame Vas huiit e. = easf - Fiao-
go in fhe winter tfHss ehsn most -
ths streams drg W. steam IL uaca Or
raWef
The TFraa~eu nina waa ioeaird o.
sssi john ffrataHia uaa4IIiuEiY tnHk
IT'S FIRST eiaim Tor HsHf Il $3.50 Later
- tanKht thr hatathins eiaim from
pierre joseph ffnHara. fF'reuch
Pete far 80 Senator John T. Jones
ena several othera became his partners
later ard far several years Treatafii
Remained or the iaad. fshtiha OF
sslHsffffa and washing 81 tho tan ~
his iesia 81 hFlFaalif process. Until IRE
afaaate art save him q shauro g. per-.
feet bis iius Will n. BIRTH
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slsrtrtc lights Telephones n fact.
practically everything that wosa 20
make eisy. except trolley cars. - q
- feana there.
or course. ~ fsr ths greater r.iFt =
TIE pseele % 1gneza are gaHnK and
they ara from TIRE East Thsre Is as
sac1 speistf A. cen he asked for. ard
particularly IN ths winter there t.
much eninyfpert far ttaae socially ila
rsiasd Thfae HQelal aafherfazw wruie
d = SURPRISE % ths Easfernsr who rx-
peeta g. find funean a rough ffontlef
town. A. aancinE party given ~ :
ffatsfnai orxsnitatiaa tha other nikhf
mere han thfce=q aaFtsrs - tnr men
present usrs IN reputation rvenius
dress. and The costumes - fhs women
we're as beautiful and elaborate a.
eeafd . seen anywhere
Tho midwinter nights Ia Juneau arr
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ssRscif /, eorrvsp.sl .lspse .hA. yqs n
tiofsu EXAM ffsi0misf MAJ fan, cfrird
STA ssseass iefgc @srtfffa .sxe N "a ,FSses
There aNs few tsx.aa IN thc r4ns-st
States except slss w7ssr. nrs-e h n
iarxer naiuf.sl h~n there 10 Ia sainrsa
slarsas ~ year 49, eas teta pHsa.1as
So ss;g suahsz. susiuE isa
Il weseNsit tncifSs ard aufins the first
nlne months ni iE1 It was = a inohss
hut In spite q All this rain and SNOW
fansae q NOT a. unpleasant place It's
weather b nut such a. enc - led a. "a
Fett ~ Alaska. f'rem January 4 isaa
q oeteter 3. lac. the thermometer
never bat once went below eero. and
azat eeaf ttsr talnpeTatnfa ranEcd ffom
\ Ia fstruAry t. - in july
.iuasau n 3 huHtiins town II iSo pso-
Pie Il q a very sussd example ~ the
AmefieaR froNtitr town ard Ia pFf.
Hahent Inhabitants arr vefs prsud -
n
Il ms On Httie depression At The
feel e tail mountains. snd ia sprsad
est aieuv the water graat. Al around
the hack ~ the town the hills rins up
almost psrusnasealaFly- sry&l peAks
covered With hover melting snow
freunins down on the lively little
trwn.
FnrFV aFr wsn5fFn iuF rrvrIurntn ~
fassr Ia iunssa Water works sewers.
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Or. J. w. wAuoHoP PASSED
AWAY ABOARD MoANA.

Or John W Wauahnp. y physician
well known in Seattle. died ~ sea
aboard the Canadian Australian liner
Nehna las Monday afternoon. iiia
baaY arrived in this city early this
mefning ls was brought down from
Claiiain. and was shipped 10 Olympia
to-day Ter intefmaut
uf Waushop. who vas Ter 10 years
superintendent % the state asylum fog
ths iunane a steiiagaam. and who was
q well known q A. H. veteran, was
aboard the Moana Ca route humf from
- trip % Honolulu lie had been Huta
faFiaa from heart disease FOR some
time and " was that which caused
his death.
lie vas accompanied b. hiu wife ana
son. pr Fhiiu nstfafd WauNheps
aboard the Canadian Australian liner
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Autumn Dress
Goods SELLING

t0sinoh wide Cameihair Serge,
black and coiots, sEeslirut Tor
suits. Toe value. sale price oOc
"a inch New Wool NieHerbochor
HlaidH, Ia gray aud brown mis-
lures, stylish fabrics. Toe val
ash. sale price stssttstttttst Que
tusineh All Wool Fancy Mixtures
iu a beautiful combination %
eolofH. 7bo value. sale price,.
sssfFffst fstfffaftfs $500 Que
tesineh side English Mahair 81
Gillian. black and usierH no
doubt Of tho popularity of 81
ssllana fof the coming season
q leo value. sale price .. Toe
Winch wide Partisan Novelty
; black weayeH With white silk
pin dOta high art IN fabric
weaving tifb value. aelling
a. .st4tt4t .ttsttsFlss=55s bi.1O
A. inch Imported All Wool scotch
Tailor suitinE. skesf tlonnlly
fine for tailor made Huits = %
value. sale price s=s4s 4is4a
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- handling Ew toun = ere a Gay
TIE two mills hanHitrK shr 1u'pus -
fhs Treadweu m4He pfarsr contsin 80
ara - These mills haadts practical
y so tcna a ore q aaf fer ~ DAYS
= the year tie anlf aaFs on which
they are closed eouu bslnz Christmas
ard Fourth ~ July Ihn makes To-
tai q tss90ep tons = ere fram The
EFsadNeli mine crushed s9sFB year im
- tie Menican NTH crushed ~ ao
tana e ere
The ore in The TreaAwsH mine is q
q HarurtEinxiF iaw grade Last year
ths total yield per ton Was uniY
ififis more than 8 - This yerr inw
grade ore can hs hsaaisd uifh profit
eaif - handiiua snafHaHaa quantities
- e The cost q working g. fans a.
low a. $40 a Ton. tsaVfnN net prUfit
q q cents a ton A. thls rate this 10
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--USE--
QUEEN ANNE FLOUR
HAMMOND ssglLsso co., s1Arur
A FARM FOB NOTHING

III acres OF good land with
Broom house, , large barns,
good orchard, IS acres cleared.
"a head Of stock. Young team
horses. cream separator. and
all farming implements, chick
ems, pigs, etc. This is where
the farm comes in for nothing
there is three million feet OF
first class timber which will
more than pay the price for the
farm and stock situated only
= mile from skid road 10
mills.
The price Is $4,000 on terms.
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STOCK RAgclL,gs AND DAmY

10 seren river hoffam Highly improv.
81 GOOD BUILDINGS - miles from Sc
Htilei railroad station en- place. ~
lHaa of stock farming impiemrute4
~ asfes Nearly al rich bottom land
- improved balance alder large
HHfn. Hifh p tons hay good house
LIS orchard Ia hsafinH fine creek
20 nnfeit Best river bottom land very
easily yishfrd fine location close tn
Hfuall town rffu
leo aefes Rich bottom Lard ~ inpF0v-
"a hHlaHcr timber. afehsfd iu bear
M ufszroptu house. coed barn
fatg
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tAoY MlNro eoIna no JApAra

OTTAWA. Ont. sept. LADY
Minto and her dauEhtrrs. Lady
Eileen and Lady Ruby Elliot. and
Capt. Bell. A. y. e. isaYs the capt
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With 10 passengers sri 80 tons ~
Fruefai gffiFht aboard The steamer
Humboldt sailed fer Southeastern
Alaska ports last Night Among those
aboard WaF - g Hawkins promoter
- Elundlka railroad
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rondense your cents and eeuae
IN = Gordon 1900 Hat Fall blocks.
soft and stiff. on sale. King Bros.
0i4 First Avenue. 80
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rarev VII san from Vancouver next
Monday and eapeet e return 10
canada about she middle Of Norem-
Der.
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girl faf general house.
sHfH Huau family Apply al Aruu-
HHH# - HIruf south
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= y 7 TX NNEifE TIA. ~.
le, acres wc1e mice from See &c
spring Huffirisnt g. Hfiaats shals
place fato
81 aefss in niaht - Scatter sioping
anAH % nice beach good Aulii -"
q HeFrs@ Twelve lfupf0F balance
eaaE clearing ! arfe Ia straw berries
aFfiHH Wafsf. lsr6HfH haHHF barr
several outhuildinRHs stoe iuHis
ahiFaeHaI incubator household FUR
Hifufe aisu boat. eFfffthiuE fose
nice orchard tgo
la HefeH hlnpihE hafk from NICE
beaeh 9 frres Improved ! sore H.
s4fa berfirs ErfiHa NatHf. 30
tie AHd Earuinat EuHQ soil. gu clear
Hd ard Eruhhrd ard set in enia %
ffalm. spring wshf So
OTHER 0huh HEfE
- aEHesa Hetwwru seattle and Taco
uIa miles ffum tnfffufhan. Firh
HsenHH bottom land s. acres uartli
Improved small house pfice. tIsn.
aefas one m,ie frag, iHtefurbnu. on
fnfpfoHed gmd fenced orchard of 90
tHefH. e.raQrn house aHttuildi1ss
ftHHH
. ceres Fifteen improved. Hrh EAs-
aeE fana Near Ilra H aiusa. fIln.
HEfEa at ia VIENNA PARK toe
- nEHeH near Kent IL
5 aefaa nsaf Green lHhe 80
rs ceres near hothaiH. rich loan Hcil. 3
acre ffHHf0gru SEA
Ia aeFas nsar hsiissuss fine ntFaNber-
aaffa hear Ola ntHinH Ger line 80.
g srfHs netf hpafh Park 30
ROBERT MALlhf. ~ Sew ipFk On.
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a AEHEH- Between seattle ard Taco
uH 6 miles fFnm The .Htsfufhans
fHHh aeruHd bottom land DO nrrta
partly improved all very eseliF
cleared. m0FfiF elder ard VINE maple.
aHaH hausr price 49, viii take
HaHf IsIFmrmf lu laHHF on al iulrlnE
iaaa Robert MaltaF. 40 New York
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hardwood Lumber

OAK AND MAPLE FLOORING
Can be hAd of
ENRICH. HARRISON co, Inc.
Railroad ave. ard Cnuusctlcgt st.
one block south u Moran Bros
Phones Sunset Main isaa. fndeprn-
dent laze
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A. LAW r ENCE
os9 Second ave. Ger Marion
Cias slfled Ads

For Rent
FoR RENT-nodern s.room house.
Placement. atfihs corner uira
grounds; rent W. No no Tenth ave-
nue. north. one block east % lroad-
WAY INQUIRE premises.
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d . splnnIaE. ~ - -.
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NAINiEk HEAaH
-. .-.Tilh Il.AcE TO tftE
'isaa,ita - idss, A os .,a,. e = 70 NY
itstnh short fsds ~ tesHs sisrs.ir -
ffaHa ttHsi ass Washfnsian4 iarer ~
= ss8 500 - ;. 80 a. 49, e. ~ ~ I.
fanfh. 80 sfFssff saia afefft.-.fS -.
HszHisf Beach re ths tees ana chssr.
=. afstsr'g - isaf.st = hasas shi D.
aaffsH safi. rlraf.1 ara Fradef avrnrss
sH3HaHihH Erarf FfaNH hasffng hafffrs
rFtIfS hirh sni tsaithfal fisnsf 5000
tnH city NHfrf iuFrhsf ~ terms ~ home
lauf See NJ wsea snsnt. egfcs al
Esiaisg Beach. y e X. Htaftssart. o~n.
SO nas'an tleet
NJ esH isests yes 81 ths tsst horusstssa
ianaa ia Wsshiuttnns - haze fr-rs soof
fsrHss ~ sais Cell On =. 81 casey. SO
fsenr tioef. Eeattis.
tI4HAp ists 81 49, %. At Hinrsan ~
nHlf d. mluufrs' rise CO sta neutun faf
Nns en- Marh'nEt0u street tsfrna 3.
aapa. y munfhlf come today. iaExr.
uatsa efnra on Efouras.
Fum fafms ana acreage iu Western Wash.
tngfen vau "a slettsngfsa 4 Arnsi a.
mn BEET MY NEAR SEATTLE
e. ~ ecres Ne ! al yi'e fine
mile from electric car ard 3 minutes
fids g. the cts good HaiEhlsara and
school don't fail b see Il Il YOU want
q home
ADAMS A. NICHOLS
~ WashlnEion Hailains
aINsnDOM house. with east face. near
Madison street. bargain ~ fuH.
teffas :. y Taylor. g Afeade.
Personals
eiH8fsIF ShESfe ferT|sieharean coii,Es-
Has9str snt thsstflcsl daneiaE ana body
sHi5a1ss saitais= Gsi -.
Agents Wanted
EANfEfh-ArentH 10 sell photo cdu-
usaHa call 1881 FirHf avenue. ruofn ii
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NOTICE

Our charges are for material only.
Inc only college using al absolutely
painless prpceaa-aeeret and SKciu-
sivs with Ne.
FHEE-Palniess ExtFactinp, Pain.
less Filling. painless Operating.
This 10 not a college for students
none are employed OF admitted. our
stah IL composed % dentists q long
experience who came here 70 perfect
themselves In our latest scientific
methods.
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wENT1fi~kFeatS 10 saf photo c6a.
pana Call 1854 FIRST avenue room n
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PLUMBING

Nsd Not Wstsr Heating.
Plans and Estimates furnieheh
G. NJ. SHAW a CO.
South side Of Coiman Dock. foot OF
Columbia street
Phona. Black AL
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fiu5fs4FN ffSs ferfs.shafsan coles
saslsGt snA thssificsl aaaeiaE ana boay
s5si5aHas Shove Fsi -
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aINs ROOM house. with east face. near
Madison street. bargain et MOO.
tfffas . ~ Taylor. e. Arcade
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sepsciS (. eorrvsrnlaseeg hx Nyaa H.
fttiE New ane-'sff fstsffisllt.ff4 k,sSfesfs
ueseg ttfbnl, fTi0Hi'f Nash i1n cirird
stAs seass is'fgc @,rsffiaItsso IN "a iFs'is,,
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Fec ssls-As arms ard Lands
IoM RAtE
RoaERr MALTnY 40 New Yorls Nv

ABLE ron hUuufNIDfNO
ssfe=. nicely located. Meth ~ iiai-
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CHEAP iats 81 - %. st HinHlan fity
aHlf d. HIuufrs rise CO ata Heutnn ca
llna e. Marf' rEfuu street. fffrnn Z.
aasa y moufhlr sauHa today. iargr.
watta uffafa or Gfourfs
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70 HEfra near West Seattle
~ aEfuH waterfront HuuIH ~ city.
y acres south u Seattle. near interuT-
Ian.
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ron fafms ara arreane o. WesGrrn waah,
tngfan raU rn HleftenEfun 4 Arnrli a.
HtaaFeH bintk.
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BarefOOted Boys
Shoes

tIlst the right sort 70 III correct
IS those spread su4t feet with
cut pinehinE,
npya Satin Calf Shoes solid
isathsr throughout. wear IKE
iron, sisss 10 o. tstz ei.YS
liaYa Kangaroo Kip school
Shoes. nliii duabis saiaa. sniSs
steel quilted
fissa n % ...ss.s,ta si.7S
alfsr ~ % 81 sss.t..t $500
fsehsfaanA IiayH' Reliance School
Fl3uss. a new departure ~ she's
Building our Halaapvupl~ viii
take pleasure iu showing You
t1sif many points u SUPERIOR
ItN.
Sizes 70 O. rs ....s..... sl.7s
sizes is tog ...sssss.4...4 $500
Sites ~ 90 ~ .s.4a.t.s t2.x0
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81 eaH fa-eais YeH or rs hsHt hnsrssfrsa
lsnaa b. Wsshingtnni ss base rrrrs gr.1f
fsfH4z ~ sair Cell On = % Cassy 500
faeltf tiarf Fsaftis
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EEe. - ~. sssy isfaz. fsss6s8 adj
al ne asss h1uEut 80 af sHrfanstd-
hatiaHhf cash ftagi Co. ~ wash
fHEaHa AIlfirg
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ler MIso.fIanInnsl

CHASE Horn. ~ NJ and Mfs 81 n
Chase. no Eighteenth avenue.
daughter Aug H ia
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Financial
MONEY

VIRTUE leans money on fthf estate Ions
time payment monthly Il deslrrd @. A.
Virtue. nustan block. Second and Colunl-
hfa street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-17
UNIVERSITY Of
CALIFORNIA ROBBED

Berkeley, Cal. Dee. lev. A Me.
ho"eh' secretary Of the board Of re.
gents of the state university, today con.
iessed to Prest. Benjamin Ida Wheeler
OK ihat institution that he Is n de-.
faulter to the amount Of 100000 ar
possibly more. He says he could not
STATE the exact amount. Most of the
money had been lost at the race track
lie said that the method of booklteen.
ing IN use placed little or no check on
the use. of the money entrusted to his
care He was placed in charge Of
Town Marshal Edgar.
McKowen's defalcations are supnosed
10 nave covered a period Of five yoars
me fact of his crime and his arrest
lIilinedlately thereafter followed Tho
discovery that MckoWen had attcmnt-
ca 10 pay racing debt with a check
Inauc out To him personally by Mrs
Inoeoe Hearst This check wns FOR,
Si'l6O and was handed over by Me.
howen to Bookmaker Jim Davis I'm
payment OF markers for Sl,l2O ON the
races. DAVIS got McKowen $40 I'm
qnalge and deposited the check i'm the
t w es.erIl national bank, from which it
turheu up TO expose the affair
president Wheeler said today:
rms morning McKowen came 10 NV
mouse shortly after s O'clock with Mr.
smythe, In whose house he lived and
COM sssed 20 me that he was a defaultor,
nave suspended him from office,
penllhg the action of Gov. Pardee. who
Is president OF the regents. and hoVo
placed the office in charge Temporarily
OF my private secretary, Victor Hender,
son. 'iO"N0'-
From what we have thus far learned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-17

friend ana recommended that the Assoc
olated Press retain him in its employ
10 eau Mr.. Cairns. formerly speciai
agent under Gen. Bliss in Havana. 9th
er witnesses asked for by Mai Rath-
none We're Senator Hanna and senator
teller, Albert Miller OF Canton, o.. nnd
Corydon a. Rich OF Muncie. Ind. and
francis f. Leupp Washington corre-
spondent OF the New York Evening
post In this connection the committee
had been asked to obtain correspond.
ehce between Gen. William LUDLOW and
,ne aalu'ant general of the army, grow
,ns OUT of an Interview IN the New
iork evening Post concerning yellow
under the Brooke and Wood adminis.
trations.
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SECY. ROOT COMES
TO WOODS DEFENSE
hstided the Acceptance by the
General of a Silver Service
From the Jai Alai Co.
HE COVERED EVERYTHING.
Was Given Great Latitude in Telling
His Story-There VIII be
Two Reports.

washington, Dec. 16-The senate
commlttee on military affairs tonight
concluded its investigation of charges
against Gen. Leonard Wood, filed fol
,be purpose of preventing his confirm
alton as majo general. Secy. Root
was the only witness today, He was
m the stand for two and half hours
At the forenoon session and occupied
tbe attention OF Che committee to-
nlght from 5 O'Clock until 1l;2o. The
committee VIII meet tomorrow to pre-
pare IT'S report. II Is understood con.
6rmatlon VIII be recommended by a
vote Of to 2.
A MINORITY REPORT
A minority report will be made by
the opposing members of the COM
mttee. The testimony of Secy. Root
Is practically the only defense that
has been made of Gen. Wood in the
hearing, which has extended since
about the beginning Of the extraordl-
nary session OF Congress. This testi-
mony, however, covered the entire
range Of the evidence produced against
Gen. Wood and was supported in
many instances with correspondence
and other data subsequently taken
from records at the war department
covering the period OF Gen. Woods adj
ministration as governor general of
Cuba
ROOT TAKES RESPONSIBILITY.
Secy Root undertook To assume the
whole responsibility for the orders is
sued by Gen, Wood affecting the ju-
dcial system in Cuba and concern
ing the concession granted to the Jal
AlaI company at Havana. He justi-
fed the acceptance by Gen. Wood of
the present Of a silver set from the
Jai.Alai company,
At the forenoon session of the COM
mltee Secy Root was given every lat
Jude in telling HIS story of the affairs
In the island and refuting the charges
hat had been made by number
Of witnesses, but at the evening ses-
Sion questions were asked by Senator
Teller, which confined the secretary
10 the Runcie letter. the Jai Alai |
concessions, the Rathbone trial Gen. |
Woods friendship for Bellairs and |
The question of seniority as a means
Of recognizing military service. Many |
Of the questions were pointed and in |
some cases were severe upon Gen. |
Wood, but in every case Gen. Wood
found q warm defender.
The secretary's statement was an
elaborate and carefully prepared de-
tense OF Gen. Wood. He made a |
specific reply to each OF the charges
that have been urged 80 far against
Gen, Woods confirmation and as
slmed responsibility for many of the
things charged against Gen. Wood,
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II appears that McKowen mt different
times since 1898 has used SUMS of money
that carne into his hands, and. instead
or deposltlng them with the treasurer.
whe sher as fees or donations OF the uni.
/ Verslty, has appropriated them 10 his
own use.
He covered this up. 80 far as we
now know. by taking corresponding
amounts from university funds bv
charging them as expenditures under
the bead Of one or the other university
fund.
HE says he has not falsIfied his book.
Keeping by making false entries or
IN any other way SO far as we know
IN this fiscal year the loss amounts 70
"The total amount we do not know
He said he thought II would be sgo 600
or more He had spent # on the race
track"
President Wheeler spoke highly Of
McKowen's personality and MAS Wis.
lbly affected when telling how hia
trust had been betrayed.
MckoWen has been in the university
altogether about 20 years His salary
was 81 400 year
He Is unmarried and is about 40 years
OF age.
AT the meeting OF the finance commit.
Tee OF the board Of regents held this
evening II developed that former Sccv.
Mckowen's defacations viii reach nj
least $4,000. instead of half that amount.
as was al first supposed.
It was brought out during tho conror.
ehce that the populations covered
period OF seven years and that the dis
glaced university official has scarcely
any money OF his own, Gov. Pnrdee was
not present at the meeting but is ey.
pected to attend tomorrow, Roponts
John A. Britton and John Foster of the
finance committee attended the session
While third member. l. W. Hellman
VINO Is III. was represented by e. r.
Heller. President Wheeler and private
Secretary Victor Henderson, who has
Deen placed temporarily In charge of
the secretary's office, and Atty. Shook
were also present at the session.
Mchuwen was consulted frequently
curing the conference, and at It's con-
cluslon was given into the custody of
lhe sheriff. Regent Foster chairman
oi the finance committee, says tho scan. |
dal viii be sifted to the bottom. Britt |
ton and Foster, as well as N. McI.arnn !
VINO has been retained as an expert
have discovered that none of the stolen |
money was taken from the general fund |
u the university, but from private ben
Fractions, turned over 10 him.
The next step taken by the regents
committee VIII be to revlse the anti
luated system of bookkeeping which
made II possible for McKoWen to cover
~ me theft. McKowen was only under
49,, 900 bond
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-17
FROM MAI. RATHBoNE.
RATHBoNEs WITNESSES.

Attention was called by Mai Rath-
bone to the fact that the committee had
been asked several times to subpoena
MAI Orlando Quicker of Havana, N.
Nathan OF Denver Lieut.. Brooks, ex-
auditor OF Cuba, and w. II. Lancashire,
an eX-auditing officer of Cuba The
committee Ia asked In this statement
unless 1t is satisfied that Gen. Wood
knew the character of the correspond
emit Belairs, when he made Bellairs his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-17

Remember the Plano sale at Daynes-
Itomney Piano Co., 40 Richards St.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-17

Drummer Boy Of the Rappahannock
Tabernacle Dec. is and 10.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-02-19
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