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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-10
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL,


The piano recital given by the pupils
OF Miss Mary Olive Gray at Gordon
academy last night was a most enjoy
able and successful affair the young
ladies performing with surprising abil-
ity, and rejecting credit upon the
methods OF their teacher Miss Gray
was assisted by Mrs. Fisher Harris as
vocalist, who sang with remarkably
clear and sweet voice A large mum.
Der were present TO enjoy the pleasant
affair
Mrs. Kate Brldewell Anderson is re-
siding for the winter at No 1910 Ninth
Fast street
Mr.. and Mrs c. NJ. Wood left for
New York last night
Miss Leta Mcmillan WIN leave next
week TO spend a month with her sister
Mrs, $. c. Adams in Denver.
Mr. and Mrs l.. L. Downing leave
tomorrow for an extended eastern trip
Mr.. and Mrs. H. X, Ayres leave to-
day for a trip through Mexico.
Mrs. Jennie Crismon and two daugh-
tiers leave next week for a three
months stay In California,
Bishop James Jensen Of Forest Dale
was rendered a pleasant surprise party
in the Old Farm House last night. The
affair was under the auspices OF the
Seventies quorum and the ward
amusement committee, and was thor
oughly enjoyed by all present Prof,
j. NJ Tanner In behalf of the people of
the ward, presented the Bishop with a
handsome gold headed ebony cane and
his wife with beautiful bouquet OF
flowers. A delightful program was
carried out during the evening.
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UNDER AMUSEMENT.
District Judges viii Decide on the
Matter of a Grand Jury.

Judges Morse. Han and Stewart OF
the district court, heard the arguments
Of number Of citizens last night in
the formers court room, on the neces-
sity OF empaneling a special grand
jury 20 investigate the evils Of the city.
Brief statements were made by Il. b.
Critchl0w. G.. s. Varian. Bishop Leon
ard William lgleheart and Dist, Atty.
lfiChnor. after which the judges took
the matter under ndylsement.
IL was argued that the condition OF
affairs In the tenderloin district, as
brought To light by the Ryan murder.
should be investigated by a grand jury.
The failure ia the enforcement Of the
Sunday liquor law, gambling and the
sale OF liquor TO minors. It was con-
tended. should be thoroughly investi-
rnfpl
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OouSa'S Band Back in London
nIunTnnnTu u1TIlnTru

The New York Hrrald's Eurupeon edl-
ton publishes the following from lis
correspondents London, Saturday For
the next week the bank OF the March
King" MI Sousa, will occupy the plat.
form OF queens Han Last night he
received an enthusiastic welcome back
to London from q Ige. though not by
any means crowded. audience.
"Boih conductor aud instrumentGlists
were in fine form. says this mornings
naHy Telegraph. although they had
only set foot on British soil few short
hours before. a variety OF composers
were namei In the program. the most
eminent contributors being Rublnsein.
who furnished a piece seldom heard n
London, ana SignOr MascagnL Mr..
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Sousa's compliment TO Britalns King,
his Imperial Edward March, created a
great demonstration among the audi
cnce, In which were many Americans,
the conductor being called TO bow his
acknowledgements three times and re-
peat the performance. The whole even
iug. however, laid stress upon Mr..
Sousa's popularity in London and
showed the clever conductor that he
has not returned 10 us In vain"
The Daily Mail SAYS; Despite the
very brief interval accorded II TO recov-
er from the joys and oorrows OF a sea
voyage. the band was In fine form
Everything was played well. and the
popular selection was a clever suite
composed by Mr. Sousa, to which was
Impaired viyacity almost infectious"
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TELEPHONE SUBSCRIBERS.

our solicitors are now in the field.
DO not sign contracts for telephone
service until they have seen you.
Our rates viii be about one-half OF
those now charged.
A private wire and secret service will
bp given each subscriber.
Connections disconnections and busy
signals viii be instantaneous.
interruptions Of a conversation will
be absolutely impossible.
Wait for our solicitor.
THE UTAH HOME TELEPHONE co.
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HOME MISSIONARY APPOINTMENTS

Following are the home missionary
appointments TOR sunday Jan. II, l9U3
First Ward-Stephen w. Walker and
George @. Morris
Second Ward-Franklin ). Richards
and Orson s. Squires.
Third Ward-John Il. Game and Jo-
seph f. Smith, Jr.
Fourth Ward-Vernee i, Halliday
and George Bowman.
Fifth Ward-Willam w, Ritter and
Charles G.. Berry,
Sixth Ward-George c. Lambert and
Samuel Il. Gustayeson.
Seventh Ward-James +. Iverson and
Philip $. Maycock
Eighth Ward-Thos. A. Clawson and
oliver s. Walsh,
Ninth Ward-David Mckenzie and
Samuel NJ. Taylor
Tenth Ward-Henry p Richards and
George w. Hilton
Eleventh Ward-William b. Dougall
and Joseph c. Platt
Twelfth Ward--Joshua II, Paul and
John l.. CherlIng.
Thirteenth Ward--Joseph S. Wells
and John s Sears.
Fourteenth Ward--Benja min Goddard
and Stanley d. Jonassson
Flfteuth Ward--JohD II, Evans and
John A. Perkins
sixteenth Ward-Chas. y. Stewart
and Malcolm l.. Butler
Seventeenth Ward-Frederick r.
Barker and Hyrum ID, Goodyear
Eighteenth WaW-James Sharp and
Alexander II. Obad.
Nineteenth Wafd-James T. Flash
man and Jesse +. Cannon.
Twentieth Ward-R Leo Bird and
Joseph j. Gill
Twenty Ward - Briant s.
Hinckley and Sperry w. Lawson.
Twenty-second Ward-John NJ
Knight and II II. Greensdes.
Twenty-third Ward-Ephralm Jen-
sen and Joseph II Haslam.
Twenty-fourth Ward-J, Percy God
dard and George j, Cannon.
Twenty-hfth Ward-Afred W. Peter
son and Albert NJ Olson
Twenty-siXth Ward-Henry S. Tan
ner and Elias c. Ashton.
Twenty Ward-(Ward con-
feTence), President Charles w, PEN
rose,
Twenty Ward-(Ward con-
ferencel. President Joseph Il. Tay-
l0r
T'yenty-ninth William G..
Sears and Dryden r. Coombs.
Thirteenth Ward-Herman f. #.
Thorup and George l.. Weller
Thirty-hrst Ward-August W. Carl
son and Frederick ]. Morris
Thirty-second Ward-HamIlton G.
Park and Arthur II. Taylor
Center Ward-John Clark and Hyrum
a. Christensen.
Cannon Ward--Arnold II. Schuthess
and j. Lloyd Woodruff.
Brighton Ward-Conceded to ward
Thlrty-third Ward-Davld l.. Davis
and Samuel Russell.
Pleasant Green lando Pratt and
William s. owen.
North Point-Matthew A. Miller and
Richard II. Solomon.
scandinavian Meeting-Wiliam An
derson.
German Meeting-Frank W. Penrose.
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Io-d5y'S Metals;
SILVER. B5r IL 10 cents
lead, $3.50
CASTING COPPER, ma cents a ~.
LOCAL BRIEFS


dudley SUCKS ariahSement OF Leau
Nihuly LlBht WIN DC suis al d. Faui
church tomorrow
George u. Bigelow VIII lecture under
the auspices of the Salt Lake Socialists,
In the First Methodist church, Jan, Is
and -.
Charles B. MARYLAND is now en- route
60 Mt Tabor santarium at Portland,
ore, for treatment, He left the city
last night In the custody OF q friend,
A l6.ton boiler has been received by
the Light x Power company for in
stallation at the cou.yal miami whore IL
win be OF material aid 10 the generating
machinery already there.
Tl.n fences have been cleared away
from, In front of tne n.n t.7i1as apart.
ment .gs-..e OF, E,.at street and the
sidewalks cleaned IN 40 nat the gem
eral appearance of the locality Ia str.g.
ingly attractive
i,eo IT,, .....,. -, met c.
lac No. i,s, pol ,is ~ l'is t So,,
,ra,,' '.'' JN, SI,,p'sseu "y 80 ~
the bishop Nv the Kniahts Of toumbus
The portrait ia A fine plece OF work and
can be seen tomorrow at the blshop's
residence.
mr. .a,,,,. ,.,.. a.. w..
Da,i,,, os VA 10y. '"h III ,iV ,v,i'""
xVadroa,ta,. t,,,. ~ n, o.on va
y, ~ ,"e ~ Nv iiia' a. ~ ~ p.S
49, ~ rhi.f go'. u m.s, '"'im SnVa' TO
AZ, g., III, ~ 'pu ' 9'tec., i'l,9 ~ ~ guy
5 90 al, 1''o t,'''su''' o'1, '"n W. o''''o''
Tha I-,ah pa,I,.,. .oa,,.,,.. ,.r
..i1 a.. as t uu,tI! "ssOg,''io ~ WI, VA
s,V,1 i'e i.i,e1ii.h annual snV" AZ WV
800. n'u'O NsVN ~ VIZ ~ 'eu
I'm oOo,sio" tol Wy ussoc',,l,9l', aug
,ha.ath, wy, ,"' 81 t1t,i.'s, W
.'oioub''o'eu Pou't.S Yer cNh,pl'e1 III
WV e'o,v, ueo'uus iIlVuua'ol p, pI"oIel
"''u pu"'ts ouPP"e9 III s''"' variety
Ex-Sherin George II. Nyor and his
FAMILY lett THIS morning for their ranch
In Cache county where they viii re-
side IN the future. The sheriff made a
record during his term OF Office.
which any official would be proud. More
hrres's were maze ana more prisoners
cuieu lot uliuer ms administration man
az any other uHle IN lhe msory OF ms
county
George Poulter OF B0untiful was
painfully Injured yesterday afternoon
10y being thrown from his buggy Just
north Of this city by HIS runaway horse,
the vehicle coliding with n pole Mrs.
Poulter was thrown out later in front
Of 81. Marks hospital, where both suf-
erers We're cared for, The lady was not
much hurt but Mr. Poulter's shoulder
was dislocated and his face badly cut.
besides being otherwise bruised.
Two Young women npplled NJ the M o.
val recruiting office Yesterday after
noon for Jobs as nurses ON mon of war.
But their services wore declined with
thanks. as the navy "a not after women
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ard Mrs. Folsey, Mr.. l., n. Lambert,
Mr. II. r. Welser, Mrs r, r Gordon.
This makes over 800 now booked
without counting the ogden contingent
which Is flling Pullman, as Wen as q
number Of enquirers from all parts Of
the lntermountan country A few OF
these have not made the requisite de-
posit Of $40, and Prof. stephens desires
to call their attention TO the fact that
until this is done their places are nol
absolutely secured, and cannot be held
much longer, the seventh Pullman be-
Inc now nearly full.
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THE CH0iR'S EXCURSION.
Prof stephen Reports Much Interest
And Many Applicants.

The following list Of IS applicants
for places iu the California excursion
were added during the week.
Miss Rinta SNOW Emily larsen
pelie Lyon, Enc spiers, Ida Pendleton,
Mrs 8. Clark. Mrs. r. Fasscll, Miss
Hazel Jensen, Nc and Mrs W r.
Noal. Mr. c. Smith. Mr. 4. O. Cooper.
Mr. g. r. whitney and son. Mr. ana
Mrs. William Hensitze Mrs. q. Clinl.
Mr. and Mrs Melvin Miller Mrs. Loo
Gutchens Miss T.. Murphy Mrs. Ethel
" ilkinson. Miss May Gibson Mrs. b. S.
Hinckley, Mrs. a. Jacobsen Mrs Eliza
beth Mitchell, Miss Pearl Mitchell Mr..
John Mitchell, Mr. r. J. Butterworth
M. and Mrs II BenIon Miss Carrie
Armstrons Miss John Hudson. Miss
Bessie smith, Mr. John W. White, Mr.
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ACCIDENT TO HENRY MATSCh
Falls Thirty Feet While Climbing a
Ladder in Eureka Hill Mine.
[specIal 10 the "News."l

Eureka, Utah, Jan. 9.--While climb
ing a ladder in the Eureka Iiill mine
last night Henry Matsch fell about 30
feet and was quite seriously injured.
The day shift was just going to the
surface and Matsch was going up to the
lOO-foot level He carried his lunch
bucket, pick and candlestlCk. and In
going up the ladder his light was eX-
tngulshed, he left his hold and fell
backward to a platform 80 feet below.
Two other miners were below him upon
the same ladder, and they went down
and carried him 20 the shaft After
being removed TO his home a physician
was called and his injuries, which con-
sisted Of several broken ribs on the
right side were attended to. Unless
there are unlocked for internal injuries
the man viii recover In a short time
Matsch was taken to the Holy Cross
hospital at Salt Lake City this morning
Mr. @atsch Is president of the Eureka
Miners union
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CHURCH NEE TING.
First Bapii,ts Hear Reports and Elect
Officers for the Year.

The First Baptsts held their annual
meeting last night The membership
was shown 70 be 2i5, and the money
raised during the year, $500, with the
church free from debt The following
officers were elected Dmcons OF the
church for three years term: W. r..
Cole. A. j. Orem and =. Bierer Jr
Church clerk. J, T.. Bradley, treasurer.
y. j Lucas, financial secretary. y. d.
Corser; finance board. g. J. McNtt.
Thomas Harlan s W. Donke. George
Paul G. NJ Fraser, W. G.. Orem and
j. h. Berkeley; superintendent Of sun
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SIGNS, SCENERY. ETC.
MOVING AND STORAGE.

REpMAN VAN & STORAGE CO, OFFICE
81 W. end south Money advanced on eyTr1s
Packing aud shipping speclaly, ~
proof storage Id aud Hs s. W. lelip'
Phone $50
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oHRIsrENsEN', DANCISG ACADEMY.


Gentlemen beginners, Monday Jan.
18th 7:l5.
Lady beginners, Tuesday, Jan. 18th,
7l5.
Matinee every Saturday 5 to $50.
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UTAH CoMmERciALA AND SAvGsBASK

Interest paid on savings W. Y.
Armstrong. prest., Byron Groo. vice.
presi.. ! T. Caln- cashier.
a machine OF pure clean steel kneads
our dough for Royal Bread. No sweat
from the human hands and body
makes II unclean. All grocers sell It.
Shipped all over Utah.
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ToDAY's TEMPERATURES
THE SEMI
WEEKLY MWS,
7Hf GREAT COUNTRY PAPER
or me wfSL

Is issued Mondays and Thursdays and
tonfshs on the cream OF the Daily and
Saturday News.
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THE BEST ROCKY MOUNTAIN
SCENERY.

Colorado Midland Railway Pullman
Observation Cars Across Rockies by
Daylight Ticket Office, Dooly Block
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City and farm property and 7 Der
cent, ], l.. Perkes, l56 S, West Temple,
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Everybody drinks Maultou water,
the water that made Colorado famous.
UTAH LIQUOR co.
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Zion's Savings Bank and Trust COM
pany was established ln 1913 and has
since opened more than 50. i03 savings
accounts. Have you an account? II
not, start one NOW.
JOSEPH f. SMITH. President
GEORGE ". CANNON. Cashier
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THE BEST ROCKY MOUNTAIN
SCENERY,

Colorado Midland Railway Pullman
Observation Cars Across Rockies by
Daylight. Ticket Office, Dooly Block.
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Phone SO8 Burton Coal e. Lumber
Co, 90 west Second South,
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nOrK srRINGs COAL.
CASTLE GATE coat

Phone sos. Burton Coal & Lumber
Co.. 60 West Second South.
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Remember the McConahay- sharp
Dissolution Of Partnership sale. Every
piece Of Silyerware or Jewelry at actu-
al cost
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FIRE PROOF STORAGE.

MITCHELL VAN AND sTORhuh w.
moves everything. 50 W. End SOUTH
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

DIVIDEND NOTICE, THE OLD RELI.
able conservative firm OF II. F. Whitman &
Co, are stlll paying their regular dividends
as heretofore on each and every Tuesday
throughout the year This profit will not be
reduced as we are amply able TO continue
earning the same on all capital invested
Your money Is not used for gambling Dur
poses but is invested In legitimate business
and Is fully protected by our extensive prop
critics. Deposits NAV be- Withdrawn at any
time. In par or In iull on demand. Business
men banks. aud mercantile agencies
throughout the country endorse our meth
DDS. For full particu ars address II. e. Whit.
man & 10. Uallaghan Bldg, san Francisco
California.
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CHEAP PASSENGER RATES

Via the Atchson. Topeka & Santa Fe
Railway, from ogden and Salt Lake
20 Kansas city and Return. S32. Sell
ing dates Jan. II and ~, 1903 Good
returning until Jan, 81. For further in
formation apply to G. F. Warren. Cen
crll Agent, al Dooly block. Salt Lake
City. Utah.
The Windsor European Hotel. Local
ton most central, rates reasonable.
special rates by week or month";. G.
Scott
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PHYSICAL CULTURE.

ACADEMY OF PHYSICAL coLII ~,
Rooms lO7.s-g. Com. Club Bldg, D. 70 ",
nm. sunday 10 a m. 70 u m. Prof. Lawn
and Orr
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Wolstenholme coal 90,
81 West Second South. Tel iS5.
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TICKET BRok ERS.

GRosHELLs TICKET OFFICE, Es.
tabllshed 1855 Railroad tickets bought.
sold. and exchanged No. 22l Main St. y.
II Groshel, Manager.
oTTINGERs CUT RATE TICKET OF.
fee. Is W. End South st.
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PERSONALS.

ELEGANT HAIRDREssING PARLo 1iS.
nanicuring. etc. Full stock OF half t ..t.
Also exclusive Ladies' Turkish ba'u un.,and
floor The sanltarium, 81 ". Srd souih
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DAIRY & CREAMERY.

KEYSTONE DAIRY. q EAST isr So.
Phone 15t dealers 10 pure milk cream All
butter Bottled milk speciality. Oar MOTIF
purity and cleanliness"
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KEEN SANITARY CO.. OFFICE " '"
First South. Phone lnl-x.
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FOR sALs-REAL ESTATE.

WE HAVE A NEW, MODERN. GROOM
brick cottage close In, good residence dis
trlct house has cellar panl rles ADD closets
Tor only $3.50.
two new broom cottages on west side,
pantry and closets, city watet, each lot 1OSliO
feet TO alley. For few days only, $1,000.
i-roon brick cottage, OHIO rods, lth /. ana
6th and lth So, face west $50. The ground
Is worth the better part Of this
90 foot corner, face south and west on
Main Just below 10Th So. 500
55-fOOt corner. face south aud west, on llth
7. and below 10th so. Car line, city water.
We have building sites in all parts city
ANY size lot, all prices Now Is tue time 10
get lot 20 build on 10 spring When spring
olens up. everyone buys. prices 70 up be
wise, II you are not, get Wise.
Houston Real Es tate Inv, co, 25l Main.
TOWN OF FOREST DALE Is \ PLACE
OF beautiful suburban homes, and attracts
more progressive young men than any other
locality 20 minutes ride from city Excel.
lent car service. Good nelghbors. Local
water system. Lots sl30 each. Terms easy.
See Ashton, a07 News Bldg,
@-ACRE FARM, TAYLORSvILLE, 3.
room brick aud frame house gtanary, al
fenced, ten acres ia lucerne, balance grain
Only IBQ
ixl0 near Brigham ana r. worth $780, and
broom house renting for sli-that is worth
$1,000 all for $3.50. Best bargain In town.
Little n Little, No. W, End 80,
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LUMBER DEALERS.


GEO. r. FELT a CO., COMBINATION
renee, lumber shingles, lath, sash. doors,
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zIoNs BAKERY AND LUNCH PAR.
lor. IS West First South. fine cakes;
quick service. Reasonable prices.
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scAvEhcERS.

SALT LAKE soAvENGER GO. otfi''
under 81 Main ST Telephone 700.
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The following 40 volumes will be add
ed to the public library Monday morn
Ing, Jan. 70, 1903
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ELECTRICAL.

JOHN r. MUELLER 81 SOUTH 4TH EAST
Cement work in all its branches
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PLUMBING AND HEATING.
HIGHAM, BUTTON STAYLoR PLUMB.
Ing ca Up-to.date plumbing alas East
South Temple St. salt Lake city, Utah.
d. W. JAMES. SUCCESSFUL VI d
& Harris, plumbing, steam and hot water
contractors, g +. md So. 81. Phone ga
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HIGH CLASS ELECTRIC WORK IN
all It's branches. Everything electrical
from a medical battery 10 a complete cleo.
trio light plant. Full line OF electric fiH-
lures, We guarantee every Job. Salt Lake
Electrical Supply Co., l5l-l53 $. Main ST
Telephone No. 8.
II. @. ALLEN, CONTRACTING ELEc.
triclan Construction work OF all kinds
House wiring and repairing done ut rea.
sOnable prices. The latest ideas IN cleo
trlcal fixtures. ca Main 81. Tel. 9s5-y.
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SMALL LOANS EMPLOYEES CREDIT
Co., Room 10, 10 So Main.
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siI'El


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$50 d
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FLuFF-RuC WORKS.

RUGS MADE FROM YOUR OLD OAR
pets Edward 6aby. Prop, s3j W. 50. TEN.
pie Send Tor pamphlets, Phone l209x
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INDIAN BLANKETS AND BAsK FITS,
furs, game heads souvenirs and curios At r.
Mehesy's Cufi0 stone. knuisiord hotel bldg.
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MONEY ADVANCED ON GOODS. REn
man Van 4 storage Co, Phone j55 81 "
End South. w
New-York tribune., 1903-06-23
CANNOT LEAVE TUSKEGEE.
Booker T. Washington May Go to Africa
Some Time, but Not at Present.
rar rrrraR.pH TO TIE rRrnrvE.l

Boston. June 22-Booker T. Washington has no
j.. tantion Of accepting the offer OF Lord Grey to
-o 10 British South Africa A. his Weymouth sum
rnsr home he said to-day.
one very practical reason Why cannot accept
tba offer is that Tuskegee needs about SlOot-0 a
year which have to raise. Lord Grey wanted me
10 examine the condition Of the black people ana
ma lxe a renOrt To what methods WOuid increase
their Industrial and moral value c@9fslogreo @ S ths
uCb responsibility that decided 70 decline AZ ms
+f1e some day, perhaps. / shall 20. put II WI hs
,-n-ft my Iahors here not So Errdt 'i'vF
81 t-
-ba blacks in Africa represent every graus OF ~
taIIigauce and education from savagery 10 the COZ
isee graduate. but most OF the work or advance
nnent Is being done along Industrial Inca
New-York tribune., 1903-06-23
THE MONROE DOCTRINE,

y hen Theophilus Parsons undertook the TASK
~ training John Quincy Adams 20 the Law, the
FRS book he assigned his pupil was Robert =
S0n History of Charles Y. anc me second
ves NarteIs Law Of Nature and Nations. WINE
Tsibpon and Hume came shortly atterwaro- On
the assumption that the range ana olghiIy Q.
isW studies have not suffered at the fahos oI
mis- great New-England University since thT
days Of that eminent New-England lawyer,
make no apologies for now proceeding 10 lhNIte
the attention o. the Yale Law School TO cef'
recent aspects of public policy and lnterIat tl'Iif
law. rather than to topics more directly relat+H
70 current law practice ] wish TO speak 70 you
about the Monroe Doctrine. the Polk Doctrine
and the Doctrine OF Anarchisrn-
To the average American the Monroe Doctrine
seems so natural and necessary that he Us al
ways surprised al the surprise with which the
pretension is regarded by Europe Not one OF
our citizens out Of a thousand has any doubt or
rs Dro1riery and Of our duty to maintain II
The slightest sh0" Of foreign opposition ""hi'
cau r Tr;artieally unanimous country 70 it, de-
fence
Al the same time there is no very intimate
familiarity with the circumstances OF its origin.
or tbs varying scope we have given IL and II'Ne