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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-30

Superior. Nis, Sow 29.-At o.0'''.
WgIreeIay morning l1e weather I"
rgau Observer says tHH Mataafi wa..
w.ut asF0r. Tuerlly was COINS Boo
pieces
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-30
Suit Postponed

Jefferson city. NO, Nov. 29-Suit Of
Missouri against Standard on com.
rany has been postponed until Jan
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-30
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TIONAL FESTIVAL
Is Essentially American-Th
'rayer in Congress
N>~-~Nt,~-~~h,--~~-Nnr->s-ar~

/ ing glory In the world TO come
this We ask In the name and III
the merits OF Jesus Christ. thy
our Savior. Amen. Los Al
Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21
CROPS DOING WELL.


Weekly crop bulletin for week ending
Monday June 10, 1905 The weekly
mean temperature was below the aver.
age All over the state though the nrat
four days were normally warm Fol.
lowing this period, cooler weather pre-
vailed generally, with moro or less
cloudintss and rain, particularly over
the middle and northern portions,
These showers were very beneficial rs.
pocially Ia arid farm crops which had
begun 20 wlthor owing 20 the hot sun.
shine ana the prcValllng dry winds,
\ foW stations reported no rain, As
n rule an irrigated crops were ndvnnc.
ing nicely undor the influence of favor.
able temperature,
Grain was mostly IN head, and IN
some localities, where the hot winds
had FASTENED hardening, arid farm
grain was being cut l.ucorno was
nearly nll cut the FIRST time, with aver.
age crops the rule como reports IN.
dicnted heavy crops, and a few light
Tho second growth IN well advanced IN
the southern tier Ot counties, ana about
ready for the second cutting, ThiN
week Hnw tho close, generally ot beet
thinning ana the fields were being cNs
tcnsvely cultivated, with good stands,
Garden stun continued plentiful, aud
good Fruit promised we'll and de-
spite the dlscourAglng reports NJ earlier
date, there nro now Some Indications,
IN scattered localities, Of peaches Yield
INK reasonably well Cherries were
rlponInR rapidly ana being marketed,
Strawberries were abundant, although
some sections reported them gone, Tho
range over portions NJ the state fnf.
forod slightly from droulh, hu, stock
continued ~ thrive, Irrigation water
was holding out we'll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21


Editor n r. llumcs OF the Emory
County Progress and wife are I'm the
city from Gaelic Dale
Mr. Brigham r, Cannon returned yea.
to-day from the east whore be- wont on
business several w'fks ago,
General Manager u, =, Murray of the
Hell Telephone company ana MV, Nun,
ray have gone TO the Pacific cousl Tor
10 days,
Judge MarIoncluy len last even.
Ing for Phoebe m associated counsel
for the state OF Nevada IN the onso
against John Hancock charged with
murder
Special rold Agent ] X Charlton
Of the bureau NJ statistics AZ wash.
lneion n IN town Ne IN investigating
live stock conditions IN the ntcrmoun.
tain country
], A. Cunningham mas returned from
n trip 10 hle Mexican plantations llo
fAyH everything down there IL I'm upplo
pie order ana hls tWn sons are sli1l
thorc experimenting operations
pror II, \, Ecclcp Of Philadelphia
and Horace Mol ~ ~ Louis win con-.
duct an undrrtaknrs school during tho
Thoro win he lectures ana practical
demonstrations IN cmbalming, and a.
feature Ut The week viii be- a lecture
for the local doctors,
4 petition for letters of ndmlnIstra.
ton of the estate OF william r. Bar
her deceased, has been fled IN the PRO.
bate division OF the district court by
Lizzie Mayo, The deceased lelt NO
property but the petitioner holds Il
mortgage on somo of hls real estate,
which has been sltlHnod, ana she asks
TO bo appointed Administrative ao that
the can release the mortgage.
Tho golf tournament which has ot.
tr0oled 40 much attention 1T the Couu,
Try club has been brought to 70 close
by IT, u, McnurrIn defeating ATTY H.
NnlCott Thompson N the finals with
two up ana one 10 plays thus capturing
the handsome trophy IN tho shape of 10
largo silver cup, Tho playing was
very oven all through, ana II WnR ANY
mans game" nlmoot NJ TO the close
Various Eks lodg,s over the country
nro already WORKING 10 pet the 1906
convention for thulr respective cItIps,
ma the Donycr ElY have got out a
very elaborate ppmrhlct profuGoly n.
lugtraiod, descriptive OF the utt3lr,
zion Of "Thu queen CTS" and "shpW.
Ink concuhiNoIV' that Donyor is thl
only place IN the country for the 90
convention Atlantic CltN \, H., ~
also u StroAuoua seeker fol tho honor.
ana the san Lake lodge N the roclpl,
eat of popioR " The pamphlets put
out ,by these two eastern lodges,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21
japanese Are Continuing Their
Victorious Advance In
Manchuria,
Gen. LlNEvITCH WANTS CHANCE
Ne Has Wired the Emperor That Vice.
tory Even Now Is Almost
AZ Hand

London, Jane si,--Tho correspondent
Of the D,lly Telegraph AT TOXIC Acnds
tho folloWingi
"'rho Japanese are continuing thcir
victorious advance IN Mnncmuh Tho
liusslnna have bocn completely out.
thanked ON both wings, and ncwH OF
Japanese Victories may be expected
hourly
Tho Japanese have considerably
over 300 900 men IN the Held, Their pros
liminaY operations began 40 far back
us May 90,
Two significant announcements have
been made the first ihHt the Japanese
consul.gonoIal has Informed he NiCoroy
Of LANG Kiang that Admiral lirma
squadron Intends 20 cruise IN the Yang
tso river and the second that the Brit.
ish squadron AT IlongNpng viii proceed
10 Wei Iiol Wei and begin Run practise
on Nhontung province on June 20.
Your correspondent with the Jupan'
ESQ headquarters rcpong That Cossnckg
Noro ropulscd with heavy losses near
ninnhuapac June 10, but wore consider
ably reinforced NJ Tciklton ana that
another raid III cNperted I'm the dircc,
ton Of Iinllnchong the Russians have
been reinforced by three divisions,
Con, Madslarlfi commands the advance
lines and " trying to check the Japan.
enc norhwNrd advance.
The Japanese expect good news
shortly
"rho Russians have constructed three
strong bridges across The rumen river,
"a Japanese merchant has boon
granted timber and fishing concessions
IA Quolpur island Korea, Another
merchant has been granted similar con-
ctsslona IN an island near Sakhnlm,
"A German bank VIII be opened AZ
Yokohama"
LlNENITCH WANTS A CHANCE
81 pctorsbng June n, 2'l5 o, NJ.
Diplomatic measures for the peace con.
ference are continuing IN the face Of
steady pressure brought 10 bear by the
militant factions, Lieut. Gen Line
witch has again wired the emperor eoy.
ing that victory IL almost az hand and
begging that he and his army be not de-
pliNcd ol the opportunity TO restore the
proatigc OF Russian arms,
Minister Of War Snkhnron had an
audience yesterday with the emperor
at pclerhof ana he said that he pre-.
ton,cd 10 his majesty measures for an.
other mobilization Of troops and urged
the ndrisobllitS of their adoption,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21
OLD FOLKS OUTING.
Final Preparations Made for Excursion
AN In Readiness,

The old mike committee had ls
hands iul toby assigning badges 10
clleIbcs and reluctantly informing the
late Corners That there was no more
room ON the train and consequently
they would have 10 romaln mt homo,
Tho matter Of TRANSFORMATION also was
discussed, tho railroad company Of
Metals wanting TO transport the 1000
veterans IN two sections, II this were
done the committee urged that Il would
"A oil all tho drrdngom1n ~ half of the
people would be- eat on from the 10.
floehmontg while the entertainers
would not be able To cover both aoc'
tons
Tho committee also was busiy en-.
gngod In making appropriations for tho
different features out of tho funds 30
generously donated by local firms and
private individuals, In this connection
/, Is interesting TO note that three Of the
leading general merchandise and dry
Foods nrma of salt Lake have donated
oyory year 10 the entertainment ~ tho
old folks, one of them giving $50 onch
year since the movement started 30
years ago ana the others l25 annually,
The various committees named IN last
nights "NowR' are requested 10 be at
the oregon short Line depot not later
than 1880 a. m, tomorrow TO nsaist IN
netting the vet rams seated, The train
VIII leave for lirlghlm city promptly
nt \ O'Clock and returning arrive IN Salt
Lake 80 thlt everybody cum gol home
before dark
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21
Acute Situation in The National Guard.
tho Hands Of
Is to Rcmov General j. NJ Bowman-Latisr
saysio Got

IN point OF enlisted strength compared
10 population, ana at present tho state
hardly quatncs among those entitled
10 the large appropriations OF the M.
tlonal government 10 assist state or.
CARNATIONS which reach n certain
standard Of efficiency ana enlisted
strength, Unless the present condI
ton N overcome ana extensive re-
cwllting II undertaken M once, the on-
cnmpmont f0r this year VIII see the
smallest showing IN the guards history
There has been u report that Ad
lutnnt General Bowman intended 10 re-.
sign, ana n representative of tho
"NrWs' called on him thlU afternoon
TO ask II there was any foundation 10
the report Gen Bowman seemed ~
take the whole mOtioi oN u iokc, ana
laughtcd heartily Az he replied by ten.
mg story llc rald NAM he knew
was supposed 60 have dcd, ana the
mans local pnpcr published hin obltu.
ngy tleN Bowman said M shortly
afterwards met the alleged deceased
ana asked him what hc thought ol the
obituary, and the latter Immediately
replied, why, ! know II wna a ID
llo na soon M I read ~
Then ! take II, YOU have not any
idea of rcsgnnp2' observed the re-
porter
mo, have not ite all news to me-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21

Ties owing 10 the efforts " tho general
government TO bring the national guard
organizations into line an a FIRST re.
serve army, disciplined, equipped and
trained according TO the standards Of
tho regular establishment II II charg.
cd that Gpn Bowman has failed 10
grasp the difficulties Of his position and
meet them, In consequence of which
military machinery below his Office has
become lrrcparably cloggod
II II understood that IN his place on.
GERS of the guard are urging the ap.
poIntnont of ono Of several mon who
have received recent military training
In paper work oa well az ncld expert.
ence. Among them " capt H. a,
Wcdgcwood Of Llght Battery A, Utah
volunteer
artillery, who served with distinction
In the Philippine campaign, Cant,
Wodgw0od N said 10 be the choice OF
DrIgadIor General PARK
An nttompt 20 interview 0nocra OF
the guard today WAS not very success.
ful M each " them. considered that
while Ne wNg a member ~ the guard,
no WAS under obligations not TO carry
its problems outside of military chan.
nols llut the trouble among the on.
GERS ~ not the only danger that threat.
ems tho state troops Statistics from
various states place Utah az tho bottom
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21
NEGOTIATIONS
FOR AN ARM|ST|CE
10 Washipgton Official Circles II
Is lntimalcd that They Are
Now Proceeding
PREVENT IMPENDING BATTLE.
Ambassador Meyer Calls 90 Lamsdori
And Communicates lmportast
Message From President

Warrington, juno 2i,.-l, IN lhlmatod
IN official cir'lcf here that negotiations
mc proceeding looking 10 lu armistlco
between Japan and Russia,
Thoro VIII be no Official announce,
mont here regarding the probabilities
Of an armlstl0o before the prosldon, r..
turns nor " II certain mat oven then
lhofo WIN be anything to make public.
The feeling IN Official circles here IN
strongly IN favor Of a cessation ~ hos.
llllllcs Ds II " believed that clash
before The CONVEYING VI the peace con.
foroncc would hamper the work of the
plonlpotcntlArics ana might prove So,
llous menace tn their efforts for peace,
MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT,
g. polorHburg juno a. 1880 p, ME-
President Roosevelt evidently has taken
u rev ana important stop IN the ncgos
ilHI Ions between the holligOrcntp,
while there ave c0lltoral reasons Tor
believing that II relates tn an armlatlcn
which VIII prevent the impending bat.
tie IN Mnnchurla, this cannot be- posi-.
lively affirmed,
An that can DO stated definitely "
that Ambassador Meyer went suddenly
tp he foreign Office late last night and
ltuN hU ll'NlNl'N WIN FolnlRO MlOlNr
tor LamedOr1 at which II ~ believed
the ambassador communicated an i'm.
pou0ut message from prcsIdon, Rooso.
Welt but neither at the foreign once
nor n, the America embassy IL tho
slightest llght thrown on what trans.
phtd From the cStremo secrecy OBJ
served mo matter beyond douh, IN one
OF the greatest doliuicy, hut aa tho
statement n yoUohsafod at the foreign
olliro that the negotiations are pro.
Ccc1lno without u hitch the inference
fellows That I, relates 10 n new phase
~ whlrh the nlcsidcn, has again taken
the initiative, THIS IN the moro Ger.
tom since the communication between
tho bollgotonts relating strictly 10 the
questions of the selection OF place, timo,
and the number Of the plonpotonlIalIcs
were conducted naturally through AM
hursador Cpssinl and Minister TAXA.
hir0 through the Intermediary Of The
Washington government, whereas ac-
coldlng 10 diplomatic procedure only
communications from the Washington
government reach Foreign Minister
| LNmsdorn through Ambassador Meyer
The stumbling block IN tho way of an
nrmislico appears 20 be- that nelthol
bolligcrent II willing "a take the inill,
| aUlo, The present negotiations, II (,
understood consist OF an effort ID
| sound one or both governments ns a.
| their Willingness 10 aRroo 10 an arms.
tico,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21
WERE BENT ON MISCHIEF,
Banl,Broaking Duo Placed Under Ar
rest AZ Bingham,
Especial to the Ntws)

bingham Utah, june q 'llocouso two
men who were loaOng around the rear OF
the vlncon, saloon Of this place, did not
look good 20 the proprietor, and seemed
10 exhibit unnecessary curiosity I'm IN
adjoining premises Of the Bingham ~ e.
hank Mr.. Vincent had thom Opprohondol I,
ON heinz searched II was discovered That
u couple " real bad men were In tow,
ana Instead of being lodged IN ial ~
Migrants they win have % face mu h
moro serious uhUrgcs Among the things
discovered IN their outlli Mcrc dypnmlt',
n complete M " safe blowing tools ana
ioyol,ors n N thought that MI Nlnconla
action saved an ATTEMPT ~ r0hbng the
bingham State bank Whom ho hnd seen
enough ~ their actions Ia become llr,
plcolls OF them, Mr.. Vincent tolophonoi
Tor n deputy sheriff ana togothNl the
men slipped up ON tho suspects getting .
any nght or chance TO hide their outnt
of lOOlH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21
COURT NOTES

judge Lewis today granted Katie
Gleason divorce from W, A. Gleason
on the ground Of failure to support
The pnlilon were married IN this city
Oh Dee Q, 1898, Harry :, Harper was
attorney for plaintiff
John NJ Jensen has 0lcd suit IN the
district court for divorce from Hath.
crime Jensen ON The ground OF doscr.
Ton, TINY Were married I'm logln on
Dee, II, 1884, ana II " alleged mat IN
1909 dofondlnl deserted pmluln and
their nine children ranging IN ugc from
90 ~ years Plaintiff asks the custody
~ their minor children,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21
CHANGED HIS SHIRT.
Quoor Actions OF u Tramp Lead 10 the
Rumor Of Insanity,

some one tclophoncd to tho police sta
ton this morning TO the effcct that an
inpono man was running about near
Agricultural park IN q nude condition,
ana that the entire nolghboihood WAS
groally alarmed,
Detective shannon and Sorgt Fdding.
ton boarded tho patrol wagon and
that II was all an Idle rumor some
old tramp WAS seen 10 change hls shirt
rear tho park, after which he disnp-
pCarod, rha report led to the heiot
that one NJ the men who escaped from
the asylum at Provo was tho man seen,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21
POISON FOR MRS. ROGERS.
sent In Letter with Intent 10
Cheat tho ONllOWs,

windsor W, Juno ALA letter contain.
Y no substance were given 10 Mrs, Mary
a Hggers who ir TO bc hanged here Fri.
wy lor NE murder OF her husband, was
nTn'flyel by supl LoNcll OF tho state prle'
,rlRe letter was turned over to the fcd'
'Ia authorities
oJho letter which bore 10 signature was
,HaUpl ll botlon yesterday, according 10
mv puslntrh ON the envelope, II says the
mgllfr wished ITO save the state OF vcr.
mon1 and all womanknd from this In.
YgvWs dlenfaco" And. requested Mr.
,ehe mo powdf which was enclosed
p9lmlf'ng "lf tho golows IN cheated IN
ainuu9 10 mall him two one thousand
gghI. nlllp Tho. writer says n further
a 'y cor,.et' desired 10 insert a pcrronnl In
''''alh BOSTON paper 10 Justice"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21
Suit in llnrpllnsilrc.

Suit was nled IN the district court
today by u, y, Mo0unm q co,
against Mnudo sermon, John A. Scr.
mon ana the Granite Lumber company
20 forccloso mortgage given by the
two first named dofenlnnts lo secure
tho payment Ut n promssory note on
which ,horo IA now due f2i together
with interest The property morlgagcd
N rart of lot 70, block ID, Five Acre
plat \, Dig Field survey II IL also
asked by plaintiff that u ,ccplNor Dr.
appointed 10 collect the rent from the
property and that Judgment also be
rendered fol go ~ attorneys fees,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21
IRRIGATION PARTY.
Men In Boise Inspecting Different
Canals,

Boise Ida June s,,-.rho oongros.
aonal party which Ia making u tour OF
the northwest, inspecting government
Irrigation projects arrived ~ Boise
onrly morning Aftor breakfast tho
party was taken In carriages 10 inspect
portions Of the New York ana Rldcn'
bnugh canals which VIII form the wa
terwnys for the government project In
the Boiso and payot,c valleys, Tho
visitors win be rendered o reception az
the natatorIum tonight by ne cltlsons
VI Boise, after which they VIII leave FOR
the west
the members Of tho party expressed
themselves M being we'll pleased with
thc work At Mnldoko, and the rosultA
being obtained on the Twin Falls pro-
I,ei
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21
WYOMING PosTMAsTERS.
Some Have Their Salaries Increased,
Others Decreased.
LSnocInl 10 Iho 0NoNaN

Wushnglon y, O. juno 9l-rhosc
changes IN salaries Of Wyoming post,
masters were announced today
Increase Cheyenne, $500 10 S2,i0O
cody $1,000 20 81 400
Decrease Cambria 81 LOO 70 $1,000
Newcastle, SlAOO TO $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21
Doyeott on Am Goods Started,

singapore, straits settlements Juno
q, The Cantonese merchants here to-
day initiated a movement IN support
OF their compatrots 10 boycolt oil
American products, Pending tho re-
gull Of the appeal against the Chinese
exclusion act the Chinese apparently
are holding aloof from the boycott
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21
THE LONGEST DAY,
This Has Moro Minutes Of Daylight
Than Any 0thor Day ia tho Year

To-day 10 the longest day IN the year,
and the sun reached the fur,hormost
point north N ita orbit a, noon u N
oallod the summer sosticc, In onpoeI.
ton lo tho Wlntor solNlce, the shortest
day IN the yoNG which orcurs Dee y,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21
NEW ROAD FOR
THE GEM STATE,
Articles oil Colorado, Wyoming 4
Idaho Railroad Filed in
Boise Today
Enterprise Said 10 be Backed By
Strong flsanelal Interests Ia
The Fast

llolsc, Idaho Juno ?l.Tho Colorado,
wyoming ana Idaho railroad with
capitalization 81 SiOQoOOOO, nlod prtI,
cloB Of Incorporation hero today The
stock II divided into three million pre-
lcrrcd ana soyen million common, Tho
proposed road is TO start from Denver
north 10 Laramie. then west 10 H.
Anthony ana Boise II TX understood
that active construction WoIk M "a be
commenced a. once, The trustees "
the company are given us follows W,
H. West Laramie, WyoI H. =, Choro.
VEIN, AlcCmckon, kuA, OW Haley,
Laramie, WyO,, Joseph Underwood,
thipgo, PRANK N, stuart Boston,
John u, Mlllikon, Mcpherson, Kan,
o. NJ ilusc, Boston, Augustus Buflnpr,
Chicago, j. \, ChrFtmuu, DRnylIlo,
Ills Nh West IN president aud MI
Chonowclh secretary oi the board,
'-'s..-'a-
Similar articles Of incorporation were
lllod In Cheyenne Wi'h the secretary OF
The state Of Wyomilg ON Nuy 10 last,
AZ me tlmo there was considerable
speculation ns To who were the parties
al the back of the project II Wuf then
reported that the enterprise was
backed by strong financial interests In
llofion ana Chicago, The usual state,
ment was made that II was nm indie.
pendent. lund and that the prclmlp.
any sllNoye had already been made,
Al tho time there were all kinds OF
guoseca running from tho burlington,
llock Island down 90 the ChIcngo &
Norlhwoslorn 70 date There have
been no further developments to war.
rant any statement az ~ which Of the
biz ltonscontinontnl Systems are be-.
nina the project The projected road
runs from Denver Via Laramie, thence
norlhwcslorly through the counties OF
Albany Carbon NHtrona, SwcetWn-
ter Fremont ana uultn, thence south
westerly TO Boise, ldn, II II oeil.
mated that the length Nv $50 miles 3!j
of which win DE IN wyoming,
II the promoters mean business II
goes without saying that tho line viii
not stop at Boise, but win 30 right on
through TO the coast
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21
LABOR COMBINES AGAINST
THE POLICY Of THE LAW

Boston, June 9l--'rhe Massachusetts
supreme court handed down decision
today hodhg That the attempt to force
~ hborefs tO combine IN unions ~
AGAINST IN, policy Of the law because II
alma at monopoly Of the labor market.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21
shlngle Makers ~ Close Down

Bcllnsham, wash, Juno ei,--Tho shin.
Rlomon manufacturers OF Whntcom 9 IN.
w, ~ which are located over 100 mills, at
2 Wen attended meeting have decided IN
lANOt of . cloao down during tho winter
months for exclusive shingo plants
uh'y appointed u committed 10 osiond
'ho movement throughout Washington,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21
TuLis NOih AnnIXersIiy.

Medford, Mass, June a-,Tuflg col.
lonc today celebrated lta lftloth ann.
vclsary and bestowed the honorary. Do
gree OF doctor " laws upon koH0ro TAX
nhirn the Japanese minister, ANA GOV
~ H. Douglass
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21

A reduction OF living expenses Ia equiv,
alent 70 q raise OF salary--henoe your
we, Wy etudylna the ada. may prae.
tleally raise your waaes
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21

"Flrsnolnu a home 10 too bla q task
for,ths average man unless ths wife
buys, always, In the lipht tho advsr'
tlssmsnts give her,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-21
oLosE no EXPLOSIVES.

Near the location " tho IRE was
plorohousc filed with conf, gasolno,nud
powder and had the names reached
this point a disastrous explosion would
nav, occurred