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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31
Charged with Fang Saloon Holdup
Tries to Prove an
Alibi
BOARD or EDUCATION meeting.
l. A. Bartlett Held for forgery-Re-
publican Grand Rally on Monday
Night in Opera House.

James Riley, alias James Hallin, was
given his preliminary hearing yester-
day afternoon before Judge Howell, on
the charge Of robblng the Gang saloon.
The witnesses for the prosecution
were Ed, Bello, officers w. y, Wilson.
j. #. Pender, c. c. Brown Joseph Bolt,
Chief Browning, Deputy Sheriff Sea-
bring, George Wells and r. a. Larkn.
Their testimony was In part that on
the night OF October 90, the Fang
saloon was held up by four masked
men at about 10 o'clock. That they se-
cured from Mr.. Bello a gold watch and
chain, and $4,000 in money That
shortly after the holdup officer Wilson
located the four men in
room in the Ogden house. The men
on seeing him at the door blew out the
light and one OF them poked a pistol
out Of the door, when Mr.. Wilson fired
a shot, A scrambing was heard In the
room, and three Of the men jumped
from the second-story window, escap-
ing, but Hallin was caught in the room.
~ iNtiti NilNitH Wy SlHCt lie mas
been in the county Jail, addressed to
George Wells. the saloon man, whose
license Chief Browning asked the city
council to revoke, was produced and
read. The letter explained the story he
had told the officers, which led them
10 believe Douglas and his two pals
were interested in the holdup, and
asked Wells to get certain witnesses
to TESTIFY In the case TO certain facts
about him being In the saloon.
The defendant did not go on the Wit
ness stand himself but endeavored 10
prove an abb by three other witnesses,
Andrew H. Winberg. a Southern Pacific
fireman; John Moore and James Baines
two inmates Of the city Jail. who are
serving time for vagrancy. Win
berg testified that he saw
Holten in the o. X. saloon about $50
o'clock, but didn't know whether Hallin
left before he did or not. The other
two witnesses testified to seeing him
in the saloon between . and 10 O'clock.
and 10 his leaving just a few minutes
before the shots We're fired at the hold
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LOGAN.
HAPPY WEDDING BELLS.

m Doth Sailing for p. r.. Beeler, Demo.
cratic Nominee for Attorney.
Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache Co., Oct 29.-The Re-
publican and Socialist committees have
decided TO place no attorney on their
tickets. Attorney r. II. Keeler, the
Democratic nominee, win therefore
have smooth sailing into the harbor OF
political success.
WEDDING BELLS.
The following marriage Licences were
issued by County Clerk Larsen this
week.
Willard Johnson, Hyrum"... ...,2
Lillian Nielsen. Hyrum .,,..,....2l
Carl Johnson. Newton n,,., ...,,u,S2
Laura Henderson, Clifton n.......21
Lorenzo y. Rigby, Rexburg, Ida..,.25
Emma j. Holman, Rexburg, Ida "a
Fred Luthi, Freedom ,..,,.n.,,...n23
Clara Smith, Freedom ...,...,.n..1S
Harold A. Lafount, Logan ...,,..,..23
Alma l.. Robinson, Logan n,..,..1
Frederick w, Rolllson, Whitney, Ida SO
Jennie Woodward, Franklin, Ida ".,7
VIM. f. King, Logan ,....,, ..,...1a
Iduma Willie, Mendon v.....,....l9
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FRANKLIN, IDAHO.
PRIMARY ENTERTAINMENT.
Sunday school Conference Benefit Ball
David cooper III,

bhNlN
Special Correspondence
franklin, Oneida Co.. Idaho, oct. q.
AN entertainment was given here on
Thursday night by the primary and
kindergarten children, which was
very fine affair and great credit is due
those who trained the little ones to do
their parts so we'll
on Friday night tn Sunday school
gave bah In the opera House for the
purpose Of raising means TO get books,
etc, for the school. The school is doing
an excellent work among the children
and deserves greater encouragement
than II is wont to receive.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE.
ON Sunday the ward Sunday school
conference was held In the Opera
House, and a very enjoyable time was
had. The exercises OF the different
classes were good. Elders Darson OF
Weston and Edwards Of Preston weN
present
David Cooper an old gentleman who
has lived here for many years. and Is
living alone, is very sick. The neigh
bors are very kind 10 him. and the IRE
lief society is looking after him. and
VIII see that he does not want for any
thing.
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torney, who stated that the matter was
practically settled.
Atty. William Il. Livingston was
summoned home Yesterday evening, re-
Ceiving telegram that his wife and
some Of his children had been seriously
hurt in a runaway at hts home, which
Is I'm Manti, and In consequence thereof
County Atty Arthur Truman has
charge Of the remaining cases upon this
terms calendar Mr. Livingston left
for his home by team across the noun
talns last night,
The case Of George A. Robbins vs.
George NJ Miller and H. @. Edwards
continued,
c, Belden Snyder vs. Walter r. Pike
ct all transferred to Provo,
j. n. Seely Of al VS. c. p. Andersen ct
al; motion overruled for another trial.
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able age OF &C. which means, TO all who
knew him, l6 years OF honest hard
work for the betterment OF humanity
and for an exaltatlon In his Fathers
kingdom.
lie left his native state, North Caro-
lima, IN lsib and went 10 Nauvoo, thence
to Winter Quarters and from there he
drove one of Brigham Young's teams
into the valley OF Great Salt Lake IN
July, lAI From that date on, he has
been Instrumental In the settlement OF
Union ward, Bro. Flake gained friend
ship with all Of his acqualntances. He
was an esteemed friend OF the Prophet
Joseph, and was firm believer In the
restored Gospel.
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George Il. Browning has gone to Lost
creek, Summit county deer hunting.
Walter Oakley has gone TO New York
TO accept a position with the Adams
ExpreHs company.
f. ]. Kiosel this afternoon opened
bids for the construction OF eight new
store buildings he intends erecting on
Wall avenue near Twenty-hfth street.
j. II, Cooper has returned home from
a three weeks eastern trip.
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Kenton, Ohio. Aua. % 1909.

Kenton, Ohio, Aug. 20, 1908.
Some eight years ago q small blister
appeared on my upper lip, tried several
local applications In an effort TO heal Il, but
without avail Finally consulted a Doctor.
bat the sore did not yield TO his treatment,
so consulted another without any better
results. The third doctor pronounced IL
EcEema. The sore in the meantime had
spread quite little and the skin about the
sore WAS d!soolored. After treating IL for
Eczema and not getting any better the doc
tor pronounced II Epithslioma Cancer, and
advised that go 70 Chicago and have II cut
out. did not do this, but having had s. S.S.
recommended TO me by q couple of friends,
began its use. and the sore soon began 10
heal, and after using some six bottles Of the
medicine IL healed up entirely. and has never
returned. Several years have elapsed sinoe
its disappearance. JOHN l.. SANS.
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MANTI.
MRS. CAROLINE 4. SNOW DEAD.
Sueeumbs TO Injuries Received in RIM
away on Monday.

Sueeumbs TO Injuries Received in RIM
away on Monday.
Special Correspondence
Manti, Sanpete Co., Oct. 3O.-Death
came to the relief of Sister Caroline r.
Snow at her home in this city last
night at O'clock. after having suffered
much distress since last Monday morn
ing, when she was thrown from n bug
gy and severely bruised. The nobility
Of her soul was beautifully exhibited
at the time OF the accident, when, her
bones broken and life ebbing away, she
beheld the other occupants OF the Ve-
hicle on the ground, she reminded the
resCuers that abe was aged and about
through with life, and FOR them to min
lister 10 the others and not mind her 1t
Is n singular thing that Sister Snow al
ways had a fear Of riding In any We.
hicle drawn by horses, and il Is said
that she had not taken ride I'm bug
sy for 10 years until the fatal trip on
Monday last. She was SIS years OF age,
one OF the noblest daughters OF God,
whose memory will live IN the hearts
Of the people here for all time. Funer-
al services Will be held on Sunday ar
ternoon.
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
bate Division, In and for Salt Lake Coun-
ty state OF Utah. In the matter Of tho
estate OF Martha +. Baldwin Rick, De-
ceased. Notice, The petition OF Martha
Baldwin Rick and Henry Rick praying
for the Issuance TO Charles " Baldwin OF
Letters Of Administration IN the estate
Of Martha r. Baldwin Rick. deceased has
been set for hearing on Friday, the l3th
day Of November A. ID. 1903, at ten
O'Clock q. m, at The County Court House.
IN the Court Room Of said Court. IN Salt
Lake city, Salt Lake County Utah
Witness the Clerk of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed this 30th day OF
October. A, ID. 1906
lSeaD JOHN JAMES Clerk.
BY David y, Davies, Deputy Clerk.
James II. Moyle, Attorney.
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RICHFIELD.
SHEEPMEN DISCOURAGED.


Richneld. Sewer Co., oct 29..-The
sheepmen Of this part or the state, says
the Reaper, are not feeling very exub-
Grant over the situation and outlook
for their industry. The market FOR
muttons this summer has been very
poor. and some Of those who have made
shipments have not realized 81 per
head.
The ranges are becoming more and
more limited all the time In Utah and
consequently poorer, and the sheep
owners are not thriving as In times
past. The lack OF feed has caused
no small loss among the herds during
the past season which, taken with the
serious losses OF last spring have put
the sheepmen ION their hip" so 10
speak The wool crop was pretty fair
last spring, but not 80 heavy as usual,
and while the prices obtained for the
product were fair, these did not make
up for the losses later and earlier,
Many OF the shoepmen are feeling
quite discouraged, and some Of them
say they intend going out OF the bust
ness entirely The outlook for the
winter, with poor ranges and the mar
ket away down. does not offer any
promise OF relief.
Men who have been engaged In this
lnNuhAlH LOT years Suy AnuA II mas ni1li
liz best days in this state, Govern
mont and private reserves have taken
out Of the public domain some OF the
choicest ranges, and the mountains
and deserts can no longer be depend
ed upon for the successful and sure
running Of sheep. Many want to close
out, but the present condition OF the
market viii not allow them to do so
without great sacrifices, and the mp
proach OF winter Is Just about placing
the sheepmen between the devil and
the deep sea.
BOY BADLY HURT
Alvin, the l5-year-old son OF Mrs
Mary Nay n widow who lives In Mon
roe. received severe injuries last Sat
urday and had lucky escape from
death. lie was riding horse In the
iicld and while he was going at gal
lop the animal stepped into a hole with
the result that the boy WAS thrown
about rod and sustained a fracture
OF 1--WE ribs. The horse was instantly
killed by having HIS neck or back brok-
en-.
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Good weather is still with us. Thresh-
ing is finished and wood hauling Is the
order of the day, An evidence of the
practical nature Of things, in some
mems lives, was to be seen today when
the stake presidency each with team.
went TO the canyon and returned In
the evening with loads OF hrewood.
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PRICE.
MAY ABANDON TT. DUCHESNE.
Rldieulously Low Appralsement on Gov.
eminent Buildings.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Price, Carbon Co., oct 2g Parties
who claim 10 know sag that Fort Du-
chesne is 10 be abandoned, as there viii
be little or no need to keep soldiers
there when the reservation Is once
opened The buildings at the post have
cost the government a mint OF money,
but these, II is said. are to be sold to
private persons. Appraisers have plac-
ed the value Mt $1,000. II the camp Ii
abandoned and sold out TO private in
the place viii undoubtedly become
thriving town on the reservation. It's
valuable waterworks system and other
substantial improvements would give
It start t,iat would place II far IN
advance OF any other townslte.
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PANGUITCH.
DISTRICT COURT SESSION.
Preparations for Opening Indian school
At Panguitch.

f'SPhih'iohs ior Vpcning inuihn school
At panguitch.
Special Correspondence
Panguitch, Garfield Co., Oct, 2S--The
district court held a short session this
morning. Judge J. II. Chichester presid-
ing
In the matter of State Of Utah VS.
Thomas INLAY, time allowed district
attorney EXTENDED 20 and including
the LIST day of November, A. d. 1908,
to file amended Information
In the Hannah Glove estate, NJ NJ
Steele, one of the executors asked that
they be empowered 10 distribute
part Of the property according to the
terms OF the Will. The same Will be APP
proved when presented to the court.
PREPARATION FOR INDIAN
SCHOOL.
Miss Work, the lady in charge OF the
Indian school TO be taught here. has
been busy for some time getting pro-
per arrangements made for the recep-
ton Of her dusky pupils, and has been
IN hopes TO have the school start up In
very short time, but she is In re-
ceipt OF a telegram from Washington
ID. c., TO so slow, based upon a letter
written from this place by w. p. Sar-
gent, TO the effect that the water right
to the Indian farm was In litigation.
An investigation will be had, but az the
government has the deeds to the place.
and has as good n water right az any
one In this section, II Is not believed II
will have any other effect than short
delay, Miss Work is going right on
with her preparations, after writing
Secy, Hitchcock the facts in the case.
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PROVO.
DEMOCRATIC SOCIAL
Monday Evening In Mozart Hall Births
Judge Booth In Heber.


Special Correspondence.
Provo, Utah Co., Oct, 3l.--The Demo-
Gratis will give a sociable In the Mozart
hall Monday evening to which invita-
ton has been extended TO all citizens.
The following births have been re-
ported
A daughter to Mr., and Mrs. John w,
Howe; son to Mr., and Mrs. j. II.
Halliday and son to Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur snow.
Judge Booth went to Heber TO hold
court yesterday, returning in the after
noon.
President s. L. Chapman OF the Al
pine stake. was a Provo visitor yes
terday.
The petition OF Johanna NJ. Jensen
for letters Of administrators IN the es-
taete OF Heinrich +. Jensen, deceased,
OF Pleasant View, has been set for
hearing Nov, 81.
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OAKLEY, IDAHO.
EDITOR EUGENE II. LEWIS
Takes Charge OF oakley Eagle"-sta
Academy prospers.
Special Correspondence

1HNAlal wi ltNlhlAufilNNt
Oakley Cassla CO., Ida. oct. 81.
The quarterly conference of the Cassla
stake win be held at Elba on Satur-
day and Sunday, the 2ist inst. and LIST
proX A convention OF ward Teachers
and Priests will be held az the same
place Friday night at Z O'Clock.
The people Of this county WIN be
agreeably surprised with the next Is
sue OF the oakley Eagle" our local.
weekly paper TO ind IT enlarged to
four page, up-to-date newspaper, own.
ed and edited by Mr.. Eugene y. Lewis,
late OF Salt Lake city, and who for
several years has been associated with
the Deseret News. Mr.. Lewis has two
sisters living In oakley. and he has
also taken up his abode IN our beautl-
ful little valley, with the av0wed inten-
ton OF becoming a full.hedged citizen
Of Cassia county. We have every rea.
son 10 believe that Eugene viii do well
IN his new business enterprise.
Mr. and Mrs, Webb, the latter a sis
ter TO President John Il. Smith, have
moved TO oakley from Deseret, MIL
lard county, Utah. They Will make their
home here.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES..
Consult County Clerk or the respective
slgners for further information.

in THE DISTRICT COURT, PROBATE
Division, In and for Salt Lake County.
state OF Utah, In the matter of the es-
tate OF John II. Olson, Deceased Notice.
The petition Of Charlotte c, Olson, admin
deceased, praying for the settlement of
iinal account Of said administrators and
for the summary distribution OF the resi-
due Of said estate 10 the persons entitled.
has been set for hearing on Friday. the
o'clock a. m, nj the County Court House,
IN the Court Room OF said Court. In Salt
Lake City, Salt Lake County. Utah.
Witness the Clerk of said Court with
the seal thereof affixed his 2lst day OF
October, a, ID, 1908. JOHN JAMES,
lSeaD Clerk.
BY David u. Davies. Deputy Clerk
Ray Van Colt. Attorney for Petitioner.
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BOY BADLY HURT.
UNION.
FUNERAL OF GREEN FLAKE.

Aged Colored Pioneer Laid to Rest Hon.
ored and Respected by All.
Special Correspondence,
Union, Salt Lake Co., Oct TtThe
funeral services over the remains OF
Bro. Greene Flake, an aged colored
pioneer was held In the Union ward
assembly rooms, Friday, oct. %. Bro
Flake died at his son Abrahams resi-
dencc IN Idaho, on Oct 90. and In ac-
cordanoe with his last wishes. he was
brought 20 Union. 10 be buried among
bis friends and relatives.
Bro. Flake had reached the honor
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OLD SORES
ULCERS
ABSCESSES

reaching the bones and causing them decay unless
the blood is purged and purified and the system thor
oughly ceansed of all morbid and unhealthy accumu-
lations This cannot be done with washes saves and
soaps which only afford temporary relief.
Such things neither make the blood any purer nor
the system any cleaner and to depend upon them alone
is suicidal and senseess The ulcer is only
symptom, outlet for the posons circulating in the
blood, and long it remains impure the sore will
never heal 1t may scab and appear to be getting
WELL but fresh outpour Of matter from the diseased
blood starts it again, and thus it goes on sometimes
tor years. slowly sappng away the life of the patient
The only way to get rid Of these disgusting evi-
dences of impure blood is to remove the cause by
purifying the polluted blood and nothing does this so
surely and effectively S. S g. 1t drives out Of the
circulation impurities and germs of every kind; and
under the tonic effect of this great remedy the general
health rapidly recuperaes and brokcndown constitu
tons built up and strength and vgor are restored
TO all parts of the system When S. S. gets into the
circulation, impurities that have been cloggng the
blood and causing the old ulcer are driven out
through the natural channels of the body, and the
place begins to heal, the discharge gradually ceases
new flesh forms and smooth healthv sku hides Al, 9
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MILFORD.
MURDERER CAPTURED.
Erie West Takeu by Train Crew Held
For Murder,

Milford. Beaver Co. Oct. 29.--Erlc
West, the Finn who stabbed Matt
Jord TO death at Frisco, Monday night,
was captured by the crew Of the north
bound San Pedro train, near Black
Rock yesterday morning, six miles
north OF here. He was given preIml-
nary hearing before Justice Klzer to-
day and was held without bonds to
appear before the district court TO an
swer 10 the charge Of murder in the
first degree
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We carry only the correct articles In
this line for gentlemen's wear.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
166 Main st,
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TYPHOID CLAIMS ANOTHER VIC.
TIM
Pleasing Styles.

Such are our Miller Warburton and
Denney Derbles for fall.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
l66 Main st.
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LEHI.
REPUBLICAN RALLY.
Missionary Farewell Social -Lehi News
And Personals.

And Personals.
Special Correspondence.
Lehi, Utah Co., Oct 81 Last even-
Ing an enjoyable party was given at
the home OF Mr.. George Webb In hon
or Elder b. q. Webb, by his relatives
and many friends. He leaves on a
mission to the Northern States Nov.
I. Speech making, songs and an ex-
oellent supper were the order OF the
evening.
Monday night Republican rally viii
be held In the Opera house. Hon.
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That Necessary Article

The suspenders we show I'm new neat
effects, well equipped with the cele-
brated Guyot
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
l66 Main st.
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OGDEN DEPARTMENT.
CALCULATOR, J. u. cRocxwELL.
A2 18th St. Telephone tis-L

The Daily and Saturday News
delivered by carrier. Any complaints AZ
70 service viii be promptly rectined bY
the circulator.
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cAssIA STAKE ACADEMY.

The Casia stake academy. located In
Oakley, Is doing a splendid work among
the young people. There ere six teach
ers and one hundred and twenty stu
dents enrolled % date. with prospects
OF 60 TO SO students yet TO come in
this district, where everybody Is
farmer or a sheep or cattlemRn, the
boys are more or less creatures or cir
cumstances,' and cannot start to school
until the fan work Is finished hence
the delay with a large number Of our
students In commencing school in the
fall
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suNpAY SCHOOL coNyENrIoN.

The Sunday school convention Of Beaver
stake was held yesterday at Adamsvllle,
Ms per appointment, Principal A. n.
Audorson's paper "How to Conduct q
Theological Class, was exceedingly inter-
osting, and those who absented them
selves missed rare treat The other
numbers were well presented. There
were Il officers and teachers IN attend
ance at the convention.