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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-18
May Strauss is the Com
planning Witness.
HE DESTROYS HER CLOTHING
Will Have to Answer in Spokane
Courts for His Misdeeds-Iived
in Walla WaIIa.

Perry Heath, the barber, whose re-
cent dlsreputable acts caused him to
leave Walla Walla, is in trouble at
Spokane, where he was arrested We'd
nesday evening and placed in Jail. Ac-
cOrdlnS to the Review. he was Jailed
on complaint Of Mabel Strauss, living
in the red light district of that city.
who accuses him OF going into her room
and cutting zip about SIS worth of
clothes with a knife.
Heath says, and the woman does
not deny it, that he gave her the
clothes, says the Review They have
been on terms of loving friendship for
over a year, during which they have
hVed in Bozeman, MissouIa and other
Montana towns during which Heath
says, he has parted company with
thousands Of dollars in an effort to
please the loidy'
Heath came here about a month
ago, and the woman followed him
She took quarters ut the Front avenue
place and he took rooms I'D town.
Heath says that the woman has been
very jealous of him. Yesterday he de-
termined to end it, he SAYS. and he
demanded his letters and presents
back. She went to another room to
get them. and when she came back
she found that her clothes were cut to
pieces Heath, meantime. had taken a
hurried departure from the house. She
told her troubles to Captain Coverlv.
and he sent Burns out to find Heath
which the detective did.
Among the Womans effects was q
picture of Heath dressed in the hahila-
ments Of the prize ring. Both he and
she, deny, however. that he has ever
peeh a prize fighter. The woman
showed some signs of relenting after
having Heath arrested. Heath has
been working odd shifts in a barber
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-18
ADJUSTMENTS
Cosorove Concert Company.

|. The Odd Fellows relief committee
who fortunately engaged the Cosgrova
Concert company for the evening Of
December %, are feeling. exceptionally
good over the deal They are in receipt
almost daily of flattering letters from
theater managers, loud in praise of the
CosgrOVe aggregation. Well knoR
critics have no hesitancy in recorS
mending to citizens Of Walla VAIN
these musicians who never fail "A
please. \ crowded house undoubtedly
will greet the CosgrOve orchestra.
After the program in the opera
house the relief committee Wa give
ball in odd Fellows temple. Alder
street The Cosgrove orchestra has
been secured to furnish music for the
occasion. Tickets for the dance are on
sale at Tallman's drug store
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-18

shop on the corner of Howard strao+
and Riverside avenue. Heath was wan
dressed"
Heath worked in Twists barber soo,>
in this city, and while here he forc.I
his wife to go on the town in ordar
that she could support him. He finau,(
deserted her and his three children am,
took up with the Strauss girl. Whom,
he also compelled to lead a life of
shame. His wife became sick and She
was induced to let the children hs
given to good families who have cared
for them. One of the children was Pa.
Gently sent to the Homefindng asso-
citation at Spokane. Things became too
warm for Heath in Walla Walla ana
he and the woman suddenly disappear.
ed from the city. Heath left abour
$500 of unpaid bills behind and No
trace of the man could be found
Heath's parents are said to reside in
this city.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-18
ACTING MAYOR STARTS REFORM

POCATELLO, Ida.-While Mayor
Steely was absent in washington.
Acting Mayor w. G. Lane, "Wednesday
night summarily removed Chief Of Po-
lice ", H. Ford and Sergeant Charles
Poppleton from office and appointed
John Ellis, formerly democratic sheriff
to succeed Ford. The dismissal is the
outcome of an investigation conducted
by City Attorney Lockhart. into the
charge that two police officers were
derelict in their duty in permitting
various joints to exist in the city.
The acting-mayor exercised his pre-
negative after a vote to dismiss the
men had been lost in the council the
republicans demanding a more tho
rough investigation before dismissing
the two men. The republicans are
wrought up over the matter.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-18

margarine cannot contain any yellow
On technicality involving the con-
struction of the word yellow the de-
PENDANT secured one disagreement and
two amendments to the indictment
The case has lasted for six months
and has been contested by the best
legal talent of Chicago and Des
MOineS.
The penalty for the offense consists
of a heavy fine, but the principle in
volved is more serious, as over 200 Ii
censed dealers in the artificial butter
will be compelled to go out of business
or suffer similar. prosecution.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-18
Iowa Farmers are Up in
Arms Against Packers.
DECLARE THEY HAVE LOST MILLIONS
AIIeqed That Heads of Four Chicago
Packing Concerns Fix the Price
of Live Stock.

mrs MONIES Iowa Dec 1S-At
. g 49,, ,,-o,,,+i,,a
'iie annual
committee or the state grange WHICH
has q membership of 1000 farmers, the
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-18
AT THE HOTELS.
The DacreS.


E. B. Dillon, St. Joseph, Mo.
w. A. Williams, Portland.
Perry J. Lyons, Lyons Ferry.
]. 5. McCown, The Dalles.
E. \. Goodrich, Spokane.
H. LoWenberg.
G. \. CreWdsOn, Chicago.
E. J. Brammick, Portland.
NJ. G.. Myers, New York.
f. c. Skies, Spokane.
Jas. E. Chaughley, Frisco.
Miss Johnson, Dayton.
VIM. Jones, Tacoma.
NJ. Diemment, city.
Thos. Story, Dayton.
J. Davis, New York.
Fl. Brash, Portland.
Jno. G. Fisk. St. Louis.
Geo a. Lewis, New York.
Paul Young.
NJ. N. Goldman and wife, Dayton.
George b. Baker and wife. do
The State.
\. II. Harris, city.
A. II. Barries, city.
p L. Warden, Portland.
T. Z. Church, Rio Vista.
w. NJ. DOnohue, Kansas City.
Sam Jones, Boston.
w. Johnson, COlfax.
n. w. Connect, Seattle.
J. II. RObb, Portland.
c. W. Pearson.
H. Z. Brill, Portland.
a. X. Althea, Portland.
Earnest Hicks, Arlington.
J. D. Walters, Prescott.
L. f. Hukill, Starbuck.
NJ. L. Carrot.
/. NJ. Bedel, city.
Arthur Wiseman. Clyde.
L. Armstrong, Dayton.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-18
DEALINGS IN DIRT

The following transfers of real es-
tate were recorded in the county au-
ditOrs office today.
Kenneth Mcdonald, of Walla Walla
county, to the directors of District 70
in the county of Walla Walla, land in
section "a, township y, north of range
"a, $40.
Mary E. Brown of Walla Walla to
Stephen L. Bates; lot 81 in the plat
called The Valley Near Walla Walla,
addition, $500.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-18

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Qulnine Tablets.
All druggists refund the money if it
fails to cure. E. w. Groves sigma
ture is on each box. 25c.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-12-18

Atchison Road Sells Bonds.
NEW YORK, Dec. 1S.-The RtchiSOn
Railway company has sold $10,000,00O
worth of mortgage bonds to J. Pier
pont Morgan to provide funds for new
equipment and construction next year
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-29
FL PARTID0 .FEDFRAI
NO FY0LU(I0NA

bierna en- la nacion.1 Y ha bria-
mos hechO un pan como unas tor
tas, Que Sc cOmer1an muy gustOsOs
los republicanos.
El partidO federal no evolu-
c1Ona, pOrque no tiene necesidad
de eVOluclOnar; pOrque sus ideas
y sus prOpOsitOs son fijOs; pOrque
sus huestes So fOrman de hombres
serlOs Y patriOtas cOnvencidOs, Y
no de veietas que giran al capri
cho del viento.
EstamOs en- la misma situaci0n
del antique partidO autOnOmista,
dlspuestos apOyar Y simpatizar,
qulen nos apOye Y con nOsOtrOs
simpatico; con la desventaj ja de
que en- tiempOs de Espana esta ba-
mos en- condolences de hacer pac-
tOs Y aIianzas con los partidOs ma
clOnales, pOrque entOnces podla-
mos Ofrecer d estOs diez 8 dOce di-
putados Y Glen mil votOs que en- un
mOmentO dadO pOdlan deciC1ir los
asuntOs naciOnales; mientras que
hoy NADIA pOdemOs ofrecer a los
partidOs m0tr0pOliticOs; III siquie-
ia el vOtO del COmisiOnadO en- Was
hingtOn, pues este es una figura
decorative, sin vOz nj vOto.
Asf, pues, 81 algunO de los
partidos naciOnales defiende nues-
ira causa nuestros derechOs, 10
hara pOr 0Ltrui8n9O, pOr amor a la
libertad y 4 la demOcracia, no por
que pOdamos favOrecerles on NADIA;
y en- ese case no defenderan la
causa del partido federal III del
reD1lbtaca210, pues para ellOs tales
partidOs no egc5sten,; defenderAn la
causa de los puert0rr2Qu6i5Os y ma
ola mas, como defender la causa
de los 6Lipln08.
Greer Otra cosa as vivir en- Ell
Limbo y tener la cabeza LENA de
musaranas.
COnque, contenga esOs nDI0,1- i.
sos ell Puerto Rico Sun, que el par
lido federal no evoluciOnara; Sc
guira la senda que ell deber y el
inter6s del pa(s le senalen, pero
sin renunciar sus prop0sitos III d
sn sentimintO regional.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-29
SAN JUAN
NorAs PoR coRREo
JUNO %.

Maximiliano Oquendo, de Toa
Alta, procesado pOr acOmetimiento, Sc
ra juzgado en- la proxima semana por ell
iurado que esta actualmente funcionando
Ell segundo jefe de la poIicfa que
Sc encontraba en- visitas de inspection
nor los pueblos del distrito de Ponce,
ha regresado aver esta capital hacien-
dose cargo de su oficina.
La iuventud bailadora de ambos
sexos sera obsequiada con un abanicO
por cada persona, con soiamente la pro-
mesa jurada de que pediran simpre en-
todas parties la acreditada cerveza Pasbt
de Milwaukee de la cual son GnicOs i'm
portadores, NJ. r.. Calderon q GO, Te-
tuan II, San Juan, 7. K. 3-3
-Cumpliendo un acuerdo de la
Asamblea Legislative han conenzado des-
de aver disfrutar los tres meses de
vscaciones los miembros del Tribunal
Supreme de Puerto Rico.
Nos dicen que Nauleon esta cam
pando por su respetO EN- el presldIo.
Parece que este tipo hace ALI 10 que le
da gsna, Y hasta SO permite abusar con
aleunos de sus companeros. Sabemos
de un ess1ndalo ocurrido en- dias pasa-
dos en- los jardinse del preside (que es
donde pasa ell dia Mauleonj con IN mu-
chacho. La policfa quiso csrtigar al
muchacho, porque Mauleon dijo que lie
habfa faltado.
AVER, mientras Sc celebraba la
retreta en- la plaza de Alfonso XII sc
oy6 un bombre que estaba dando gritos;
tan pronto nos acercamOs entire la mu'
chedumbre que le escuchaha. vimos que
era un pr0pa gandista del famoso Ron
Trolley que fabrica el senior Pedro
handri en- San Juan, Y que es ell favo'
rito del p6blico de los H0teles
En- el vecino pueblo de Rio Pie
dras es muy sentido ell traslado del sar-
gento Lavergne, pues es un funcionario
fieI cumplidor de sus deberes.
-Hemos dido muchos concentrates
muy favora bIes por la absoluci6n del
senor Batistini, de Ponce.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-29

va esperabamOs nOsotrOs que
el6rganO republican, saliese aplau-
diendo 10 que ell llama &la evolu-
zion del partidO federal.>
Combatio la tendentia dem6-
rrata. mientras crey0 que ESQ DO
dra afectar a su partido. segre-
vandOle ciertOs elementOs republi-
canos que no se hayan muy con-
t4ntOs con La actual situaci0n. Pc
ro convencido hoy que La tai pro
paganda va encaminada d buscar
adeptos en ell partido federal, cam
ba de tactica y dptuude la idea,
IamandOla re0eneradOrd. Es mas
cree Que declarado dem6cruta eli
partido federal, podrfa entOnces
oluchar hOnestamente con NJ par
lido rapublicanO.%
No nos haga tan candidOs ell
Puerto RtcO Sun. No faltarian al
gunog inOcentes que tragasen Ell an
zuel0 perO 6stOs serfan los m6nOs.
I'll partidO federal no anda
hambrientO de pOder III de desti-
noS. la demOstrado que es un
pdL LLl'iD SOAlO- "A ~cDC OSDcIdIs "
I'll politica esta es una gran virtud,
paeS no hay regulator mas grande
que ii tempo
Los prOhOm bres r6publicanOs
oae ven 4 sn partidO tan debilita-
do. que a seguir ese desgaste de
faerzas no tendran briOs para lu-
char en las pr0ximas elecciones,
yerian con placer que el partido
federal pOr medic de una evOlu-
ci6n cualquiera, desapareciese; 8
uue en- tOdO case se denOminaso
deDt6crata, porque siendO mas Que
probable el triunfo del partid9 re-
publicanO EN- EstadOs-UnidOs ven
driam0s nOsOtrOs 4 sufrir las con-
-acuencias de la derrOta de los de-
m0clutas. Y asI 80 sOstendrian ellOs
cuatrO amos mas mangOn0andO en-
IA Fortaleza.
EntOnces Mr.. Hunt pOdria de-
cirnos: MvOsOtrOs Os hab6is decla-
RADIO partidariOs de los dem6cratqs,.
tstOs han sidO derrOtadOs EN- la
metropoli, y no es possible que con
ese nOmbre gObern6is en- la colo
MIA, cuando vuestro partido no 60
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-29
Mas !yn(ham!entOS

Segun telegrama de Ia prensa aso-
clsda III sun ,/2aa71 Ne,cs, ell dia % ocu-
rri6 en- Newton, Estado de Georgia, un
nuevo lynchamiento.
Tres negros. que asesinaron & una
joven blanca, fueron brutalmente lyn-
chados
Sc les sac6 de la carccl Y fueron
arrastrados por las GALES, pesar de Ia
oposic6n dc los carceleros Y los guar
dias, siendo ell n6mero de turbas tan
abrunador,qu que Sc hizo impossible evitar
el crimen
Anade Ell telegrama que los negros
despues de arrastrados. fueron colgados
de un arbol on medic de los estrepitosos
apIauSos de la multitud.
II viva. la civilization.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-29
CATAsTROFE EN Ell BRASIL

Recfbense noticias de Rio Janeiro,
dando detalles Gle los terremotos ocurri-
dos EN- la repGblica del Brasil. Las per-
didas son cuantiosas v la situaci6n cada
vez mas insostenible. Ell n6mere de
victimas es considerable.
PoR MIEDO A LAS POTENCIAs
Accediendo la preston hecha por
ell Car de Russia y los gobiernos de las
potencias que retiraron sus representan
tes, ell nuevo rey de Servia, don Pedro /,
ha enviado una nota los poderes, pro-
metieLdo que sc hara una investigation
para descubrir q los verdaderos culpa-
bles de los asesinatos de las personas
reales.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-29
UItimos cables
Ill PREsIDENTE LouBET

Comunican de Londres que Sc esta
rngalanando con banderas francesas ell
palacio Buckingham, para alojar al Pre-
sdente de Francia, MIR. Loubet, que lie
CARA & aquela capital ell dia 6 de Julio
pr6xmo.
Los MOROs EN- MINDANAo
Dicen de Manila que las coIumnas
be los EstadOs Unidos estan bonn bardean-
jo activamente las posiciones ocupadas
por los moros.
Ell REY DON ALFONSO XIII
Ell Rey don Alfonso XIII ha llega-
10 Cartagena donde Ia sido aclamado
deIrantemeDte por gran parte del pue-
Bio Las maniobras han tenidO un gran
lsxito
CRISIS MINISTERIAL
Comunican de Paris que hay prin-
'cl os de crisis ministerial en- ell Gabine-
'e RANGES, con motivo de In ruda cam
Daha emprendida contra ell GobiernO por
" cat6icos, los que emplean toda c!ase
te recursos para lograr ell fracaso de
lr Combcs.
HORRIBLE TtatREMoTo
Despachos telegrdficos de Viena di-
len que en- ErlaD, poblaci6n importante
bel Imperio anstriaco. ha ocurrido un
lspantoso tenn mblor de TERRA que ha oca-
aonado un conside erable nGmero de. VIC
amas Centenares de casas fueron re-
&i1ciCas 4 escombros.
La sALUD DEL PONTfFICE
FL estado de salud del Santo Padre
3l'ta de ser 10 alarmante que han dicho
'gunos diarios.
VENEZUELA
la ~currido un encuentro entire las
Fl topas revolucionarias y las del general
Oastro, cerca de Ciudad Bolivar. La
Actoria cost6lmucha sangre 4 los revo.
acionarios. Mas de & horas dur6 el
s9nbate.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-06-29
Sores. dc N. Roman &C.

FortaLeza 20. San Juan, p. IL.
Ventas al nor mayory detail. I'm
Unidos.
Complete sprtido en- efectos de fe
rreterfs y qpin
Artfculo~ de novedad utilidad, pa
ra damas cahaileros. Efectos de escri.
torio r.rcelsnss. pinturas. Bsrnizes, a
Jas do her, pruebs de fueego. Espe-
cialidad Ell arsdos de todas classes. Tn-
beriss aus accessories.
Precios limitados. ConstaEte reno
vaci6n en- el snytido. alt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19
Better Health Conditions and Lower Death Rate

r OLLOWING Is a table showing the
mortuary records In this city for
the current year of eleven
months. as compared with the
records for the three full previous
years. The first table shows the rec
ords OF infectious and contagious dis
cases, typhoid fever being by far the
largest In the quadrennial list, though
the number OF deaths is far less than
might have been expected. The heavy
percentage Of recoveries, as compared
with last year. may be ascribed 10
the increase I'm local medical skill and
watchfulness In the maintenance OF
preventive, hygenic conditions the
number of scarlet fever cases is much
below the average, which may be at
trbuted largely to the spreading senu-
ment for better sanitation. The per-
centage Of fatalities was very small APP
proxImating the phenomenal record Of
1900. There was a marked Increase
in diphtheria cases, the percentage OF
deaths being about the same as IN the
previous year. The small number or
deaths from smallpox, considering the
total number of cases, was remark
able. As will be noted, the year 1900
showed the lowest mortality In 10
years for communicable diseases This
years tuberculosis record is the lowest
in the four years,
The totals Of deaths Except Of chill
dren under fvc) for 1900, 1901 and 1905
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19

HORSES.-0ur Line Of Horses Are UneyceIed
No. 4lO-A nice Swing Horse nicely painted Regular
Price 500. Sale Price $500.
No. 4ll-Good strong Horse nicely finished Regular
Price $3.50 Sale Price $3.50.
No, aga very durable Horse well finished Regular
Price $3.50. Sale Price $3.50.
No. 4l4-Fne large Horse; leather and plush saddle
Regular Price $3.50. Sale Price $6.64.
No. 520-Extra quality covered with real hide. Reg
ular Price Sll,5O Sale Price $500.
- No. Rocking Horse. Regular Price Sl.S5 Sale
Price $i.oe.
No 3g2EFne quality Rocking Horse. Regular Price
SLID. Sale Price 81 40.
Nol-Shoo Ely. Regular Price Sl.00. Sale Price 8Oc'
No. Extra quality Shoe Fly Regular Price Sl''@
Sale Price S Lao.
NO 92-Slick Horse Regular Price 15c. Sale Price &c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19
asTFIE NEW FORT DOUGLAS
AND WHAT 1T WILL COSTS


arr
pended to
a N past a nus o.
y he o1rnm a may
con S and
ro &c o The ogecfmg
and DC a he barracks N
half buildings t S
o
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be rabItate
fin
10 will
o 10
elpost
Something this kind has needed Douglas the
be 0
desirable II United
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19

IL can imagine myself" he said In his
strango, quiet voice, IAN old man, "a very
old man, eighty, ninety years old / can
imagine myself, at that grent age, taken
down with an Illness My friends gather
about my bed. Il Is thought that l VIII
die.
"But ! grow better see myself recoy-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19

The Heath Bros, whose spacious
skating rink on state street below
Ninth South, was so popular during
the last skating season, have been en-.
larging their building and rink so as TO
accommodate the crowd they expect In
the course OF this winter. The above
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19

run close together, the record last year
being unusually heavy and the deaths
as between the sexes show the mems
record slightly in excess Of the wo-
mems. The mortality of children un-
der five, has been less than IN 1900 AMI
1902 The births for this year total
up 42S. as against l,27t for 1909, and
sos more than the totals OF all deaths,
There Is no record OF any colored chill
dren born this year-whch Will occa-
sion comment. The death rate per
population Is considerably less than
last year. and practically the same as
IN 1901.
The city board OF health advises that
prlyy vaults be abolished. and the earth
closet substituted, whereby fresh earth
and dislnfectants are used to absorb
and sterllze excretlons that there be
a rigorous supervision OF the milk
supply of the city. as impure milk Is
often the source Of infection, and mich
COW corrals cannot be kept too cleanly
and cans should be carefully cleansed;
that there be a sanitary cleaning OF
private premises, leaving no garbage or
other nuioanCes to threaten health;
that euitable quarantine be observed,
ana that sewer connections be made
wherever there is a sewer. stress is
laid upon this last recommendation.
DEATHS FROM TUBERCULOSIS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19
A VISION OF OLD AGE.

The late Stephen Crane, whose posthn-
nous novel OF irish life IS soon 10 ap.
pear, had an imagination at once vivid
and delicate one night In o studio In
New York, he was talking Of old age,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19

Lord Melbourne, when British prime
minister was pressed to give an appoint
ment to man because he was good
fellow 'and always votes with US when
he thinks We are right" Damn him.
What's the good Of that?" demanded his
lor1ship 81 want a fellow who will sup
port me when l am wrong. kansas CITY
Star.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19

ering, The friends are surprised and
imagine. though, how the weight OF my
years Expresses me, ana how. though |
am well, death seems 80 near that /
say;
Oh, II Is hardly worth while to get
up and dress myself again"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19

cut shows the building as II has been
enlarged, and our readers can see for
themselves that II is three times as
large as II was last season, and that
accordingly Heath Bros. viii be able to
provide ample room for cloaks, etc, for
those who come In for a good time. The
landing place is doubled and the banks
have been strengthened, thus making
the rink larger by one-third. An island
has been built in the middle Of the lake
on which a fun orchestra will be in
attendance at the rink.
Heath Bros. are the proprietors OF the
salt Palace, and have been catering to
the popular taste for amusement in that
place for many years. as wen as at the
skating Ink. and are accordingly we'll
fitted 10 suit the wishes OF all corners.
Visitors 10 Heath's skating rink are as
sured Of ample room for their revolu-
tons, and a good time all round.
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HEATlt'S SKATING PINK.

Utah Lithia water-The Best.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19

Utah Lithia water-T The Best.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-19
WHAT HE WANTED,

Utah LlthIa water-The Best.