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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-15

Queen city Theosophieal Society
In America. Pioneer block. A. o. a.
v. hall Public study class AZ 7
p. m. The Secret Doctrine" Ice
tufe AZ D m. subject Man :
Bodies" By Flora Frieadlein.
The TheoaophiCai Society. Seattle
Ledge. Ills Third avenue. Sunday
az .. m. lecture. 'Theoaophic
IDEALS b. Mf. Thomas A. narnca.
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PORTLAND. ore. July IL
An order has been issued pruhih-
ltinE membera Of the police force.
whiia aftired In their uniform. e.
enter saloons and qnAff the frofhY
llquid amber. Ia look upon the vine
phlla it f. red or Go reduce the VS.
Ihle supply Of Keutueky's finest or
OF old fasRod All practices wiuked
N before have been forbidden and
one uffenae viii b. punished hY dis
charge from tha force 1t has hoHn
ihc custom II certain patrnlmen a.
make the rounds 81 saloons uf thor
beats and receive cigars or drinks
from the proprietors. and q q g.
timalod that by thia petty graft aa-
loon men and cigar store ufoprieiufa
wore ia the aggregate mulcfed 81
goods valued az about $4,000 an
nually.
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R ! @ !


BERI.IS. July Is Following an
anti Semitic outbreak In the Joaefow
province IN Tuhiiu. Russia. a mob
of 600 attacked the Ghetto. wretk H.
Ing aud puiunderinE more than 900
houses The caauaifica are reported
20 have been two killed and 10
wounded
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-15
HARD TO FIND

Although George r. Brown. want
ed for the KIDNAPPING OF his grand
daughter. Zana Marie Brown ia In
the city and has given hia address
70 the police. according 10 "a state
ment made BY him Friday, but Dep-
uty sheriff Meek has had great diff
ficuIty In locating him.
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MADRID. July f5.-Marquis
villa Verde. a former premier
OF Spain. died today.


PORTLAND. ore July 15--
A hsster world IL the object atriyen
for by the national conference oi
Charities and Corrections. which b..
gan It's thirty-second annual meet.
Ing in this city today Many world
famous socialists are In attendance.
and the sessions Will continue
throughout the coming week The
opening session was devoted %
spoechca Of welcome and responses
Tomorrow Or J. " Lee, of St
Louis. will deliver the annual ser
mon nj tho auditorium at the e.
position grounds.
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PUBLIC rs INTERESTED


lola. Kan. Juiy Thirty five
hundred people damned the Grand
thentef which, owing to public in.
tercat vas engaged for the trial OF
former Congressman Funston
fathef ~ General Funston. Fifty
witnesses have heon summoned
Funston advocated the dynamitlne
II saloons previous 10 the recent eK.
ploHioaa. which wrecked several
places lie was ARRESTED for dis.
turhiug the peace and carrying con.
eealcd weapons.
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TACOMA. July i5.--James Barber
was awarded $4,000 verdict by
a federal court jury against the
Northwest Improvement company.
Barber proved that he was nt work
I'm the mines at Melmont and a board
fell upon Eig head. severely Hjaflua
him. lie sued Tor $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-15

SAN FRANCISCO. JULY ib
From the moment that Miss Aids
Roosevelt. Secretary TAFT and otl
er members OF their party stoppsti
on board the big liner AanHhufh
laat Saturday until the gang plafl1s
was hauled up they gave them
selves over almost eKclualvely e.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-15

newspaper photographers. The
secretary and the presidents dangh-
Ter are willing subjects and. de-
spite the Intense heat on The deck
u the Manchuria. they pleasantly
granted the requests II all the pho
tographera. The secretary and
Miss Roosevelt we're photographed
10 no lees than Is poses.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-15


81. Mays ParfHh-Rev. w. ].
Meta Early mass and sermon
(ehlldren'a mass nc 3: 20 a M. Sun
day school at o. 30 a m. and : 30
o. m. High mass and sermon Mt
10 80 =. IN. Instruction and henedic-
ton at $50 p m
Cathedral Chapel. Terry avenue.
Masses az 600 a m. 7:a0 a. a.. 80
a. m. and 1880 a IN: evening aerY-
Ice az s 30 a m
Sacred Heart Church-Rey. len.
A. IND. Al Goo n N. and 500
q. IN. low mass. Z. 30 p m. ycspers.
sermon and henedlction.
Church OF the immaculate Con
eeptlon Rev. A. sweere. AZ f30
and $50 a. m. low mass: io9o
q m. high mass and sermon. ]: 20
m.. rosary and beuedlction.
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WHO WRITES
YOUR
PRESCRIPTION?

A physician In whose ability you
have the utmost confidence. % be
sure
Did Il ever occur 10 yen that Il is
just as essential 20 have II CON-
poundsi with absolutely pure drugs
and skiliful compoundersl
Lang employs thoroughly exper-
fenced chemists who compound DIFF
fIcnlt prescriptions with accuracy.
Ask your physician and be con
WINGED.
We are prescription druggists.
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SUICIDE


JERSEY CITY. July 1s.-Faclng
n suit for $4,000 damages for alien
ating the affections OF Mrs Clara
Meyers. aged %, the wife OF a New
York envelope manufacturer. Louis
j. Apgar aged so. a wealthy retired
grocer. committed suicide this
morning. Apgaf was correspondent
IN a divorce suit which was decid-
"a IN favor Of Meyers yesterday.
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d KILLED
CBy scripps News Ass.n,

OTTAWA. Ontario. July H.
-Four men were killed and several
we're seriously injured by an explo-
ainn az tho Dominion Cartridge
company's big arsenal az BronnH-
bury. Ontario. this morning. The
dead are: Stephen Caruthers. Iahn
Martin. Thomas Charlchols and Ma
polcon Lnmnrcho
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shirt,l shlrt.l shirt.l

A beautiful showing Of new Mid
summer styles. Call and let Us
show you. -. ". brooks a Co. 1891
"a Ave. sss
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MARINE NOTES

The steamer Rainier. q the T.. ii.
Gray fleet Il scheduled 90 arrive
from San Francisco Saturday night
she Is bringing up fully i.ooo tons
81 freight much Of which IL 20 be
reloaded for Alaska points Among
the Alaska consignment are 5000
eaaea Of candles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-15

= EVIDENCE STOLEN
4 v. y. Piekerell, q retired
a United States army officer.
4 who has been collecting sVi-
= denee Of alleged gratis at the
= Puget Sound Navy yard is los
= or Of = grip and valuable EVIL
4 dsnee he says he has collected.
4 Piokorell was roomina at
4 room Q, 900 Union street and,
= Friday night, about 8 o'clock,
y while he was absent from his
4 room, the grip was stolen and
4 all papers are niasina.
4 The police were Notified and
a il Is believed that someone, I
q knowing Of the nature Of the
. evidence contained IN Picker
. slrs grip, had watched the room
. and, during his absence, stole
. the grip 10 hide the supposed
= guilty parties a. much as pos
D aible.
NM RA4as R4ARH 4
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(The Stars special Representatives
with the Mariana sierran Mountain
Climbing elub.l
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SHANGHAI. July I'm. pokil-
on. the Russian minister 10 China.
sailed today for Vancouver on the
steamer Empress Of China. on his
way 10 Washington TO attend the
peace conference
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Str. perdlta win mako an exour-
sion rate M 800 10 Hoods Canal
and return. Sunday July te. leaving
Galbraith dock az 1880 a. m. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-15

Come IN and inspect our large as
sortment OF shirts. A special bar
gain at si00. Closing out our two
piece Suits at great Sacrifice.
Come around and look at them. No
trouble 10 show goods at this store.
n. LEWIS g. CO.
1st Ave, Corner Cherry.
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oriEinatora OF Alveolar Dentistry
EfaCtieed by the Ohio Dentists Daily
CUT RATE DENTISTS
The only cut rate dcntistk where
you recnlva the attention Of expert
dentists. We have the largest most
modern and best equipped dental par
Tors. We do the very best grade OF
painless. guaranteed dental work for
ABOUT onc-n alt the money that dem
lists In small Inferior dental offices
charge
Present this ad and get 81 credit
on All new contracts
fMll set OF teeth. with the Natural
Gums ..-s...... $500
Cold Crowns 92k "A 10
nfi1ge WQrk .'.....-..............43 $500
AtAatiEF .ssss+sss 1890 .ss.r.ssss 10
Al work guaranteed IS years
Hours a. m. TO y. m. SUNDAYS
SD a. m. to I r. m
OHIO PAINLESS DENTISTS.
soih Pike Street. Corner Third Ave.
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Deputy Marshal Gritman 4

q Deputy Marshal Gritmau Is
> authority for the statement
= that Marshal Hopkins has
4 called in all guards patrolling
= Vashon island. II Is not known
= definitely that Wade has left
= the Island. but there seems no
= hope Of catching him there.
a and the marshal IL strongly Of
= the opinion that the man has
= made his way 10 the main land
= somewhere.
4
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a y


Cherry PectOral. We
believe In doctors. They be-
!ieve In us. We give them
the formula OF our Cherry
Peetoral. They order IL for
coughs, colds, bronchitis,
Group, the grip. = S;aii s Ss,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-15
CAR SICKNESS

Your disaEreeable feeling when
travelling, such as headache. car
sickness. sea-sickness. or nervous
ness, are all due 10 agitated nerves
Quick relief IL invariably obtained
BY taking Or. Miles Anti-Pain pills.
They calm and refresh the weary
nerves. and relieve you from al
misery and pain. Is doses, rs cents.
Never sold in bulk.
The Munsina Union Suits.
All weights and grades. e ".
Brooks a Co.. 1891 I'd Ave. s.s
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Pdinki(lev oeaor DAVIS

,g ais,ss sad &. 5es ". sasp Jam,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-15

= George II. brown. the man =
: who Kidnapped little Zanie 4
= Marie Brown. his granddauFh- 4
: ter came 10 police hoadquar- 4
= tsfn shortly after II o'clock. a
= SATURDAY. and gave himself up 4
: 60 the police lie n now in the 4
= city jail charged with Kid .
4 mapping. =
4 go hAk&A a A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-15

The Northwestern Steamship
c0mpanY's STEAMER Santa Ana win
sail FOR Juneau and Seward sun
day afternoon. carrying a fun load
~ passengers. most Of whom are
tourists. The Olympia. Of the same
company. has changed her sailing
date 20 Nome from Sunday 10 Mon
day afternoon.
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We are prescription druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-15

The Pacific Coast coinpany's
steamship Cottage city sails fer
skaRwny and Seward Saturday
evening. She carries her limit Of
tourists. and a fow Alaska resi-
dents.
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The steamship Nome city has re-
ported AZ Port Townsend. and she
will dock at Seattle about ? o'clock
Saturday night she comes direct
from Nome.
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EVIDENCE STOLEN

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09
GAME Of FOOTBALL
NOT IN DANGER.
Noted Enthusiasts Declare it
viii Last a Century in
Big Colleges.
ONLY RULES WILL CHANGE.
Ten Yards For -Four Downs Ger
tainty--Seycre Punlshmcnts for
Dirty Work Recommended.

Chicago, Dec. 9,-Football was the chief
topic OF discussion last night at the BIZ
monthly dinner and smoker Of the Dart
mouth Almuni association Coach Nc
Mornack Of Northwestern, who IS a Dart
mouth graduate, predicted q ten-y0rd rule
as the principal change in next years
football regulations.
I'VE hear q good deal Of talk against
football lately" he said, but the game rs
too good a one to go. It Will remain IN
America as sport for the next century.
But the rules will be changed ! have talk
ed the matter over with Walter Camp
aud ] know that teams will be required
next year 10 gain ten yards I'm -FOUR
downs. This Will neccssitdta set OF
light backs. No team can gain ten yards
In four downs by rushing. or course.
there are dangers in football ana / uun
think danger can he eliminated from the
present game
but fatalities can he and they will
be"
Chauuccy Cotton Dartmouth '03. who
played on the Northwestern team FOR two
years, attacked the western system u
coaching
The eastern colleges ana universities"
he said, have coaches who are graduates
or the institution they are working fOr
but out here the schools almost with
out exception, have professional CuUCnes
who work for their own reputation ana
not for that of the school. and the teams
are known as such and such mans team
and not AS the team Of an institution
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09
FOOTBALL WINS.
College Presidents Vote In Favor OF
The Game With Changes.

New York. Dec s-The advocates OF
Intercollegiate football won Victory at
the conference Of thirteen colleges and
universities in this city today, when an
amended resolution declaring that the
game should not be abolished, but should
to
Chancellor MacCracken Of New York
mad nrst introduced a resolution declar-
lus that the sport should be done away
VITA, but an amendment vas PROMPTLY
offered by Lieutenant Colonel Robert
L. Howe Of West Point. and the amend
nent was carried.
The vote on the amended resolution was
as Follows.
Ayes Wesleyan ?; Rutgers, 2; Haver-
turd, ,, Swarthmore, 2, syracuse, 2,
Rochester j, West Point ?. fordham, ,.
Total, 10,
Noes stevens, /; Columbia. 2; Union. ..
Rochester !, New YORK university, ,
A committee composed OF representa-
stive Of Columbia, West Point and New
YORK university, was appointed 90 draw
~ plan of reform. ana later submi tod
three different propositions, which the
conference finally merged into the follow
lng and adopted by larR. majority
Resolved. That this conference faNors
the appointment " rules committee
TO govern football, to be appointed hy
spOnsblc 10 the appointing bodies
Resolved. That an invitation be sent
TO the colleges and universities that are
active In football 10 appoint annually
delegates, one from each Institution who
SHAH elect each year q committee Ut
eleven members to formulate rules for
the government Of the game,
Resolved. That no one shall bee ell-
gible as a delegate to the conference
who has received compensation by rpa-
son OF his connection with athletics,
whether AS a player. coach umpire, rete-
rec. director committeeman or IN any
other capacity, excepting a member of
faculty Of a college and regularly en-
rolled IN the catalogue
The delegates to the conference are IN
vtcd 90 meet In this city, Dec g. 1t
was ordered that the rules committee be
requested TO make such changes as would
lessen the danger to players and make
certain the detection OF foul or brutal
play
The conference lso suggested that
football between sChoolbOy teams should
be prevented by the educational authori-
ties. owing TO the immatuhty OF the
PLAYERS"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09
PANGUITCH.
DISTRICT COURT HEARINGS.
Criminals Receive Heavy Sentences
Heavy Rain and Snow In Garfield.

Special Correspondence.
Panguitch, Garfield Co., Dec. G.--The
Sixth district court, which was in scs-
sion here during the past week, adj
Journed this morning.
In the case OF the State VS.. Isaac j.
Riddle, battery, which was upon appeal
from the Justices court the jury re-
turned a verdict OF guilty and the
judgment of the court was II fine Of
Sl25 and costs, amounting In all " S2lS.
In the State VS.. Sampson ChXnoweth.
Jr., grand larceny, the verdict was
guilty with n recommendation Of mer-
cy. Defendant was sentenced To serve
four years IN the state penitoutiary
Two other charges against Chynoweth
We're dismissed upon motion Of the dis
trict attorney.
The last case on the criminal calendar
WAS a charge against John Jestett for
assault with intent TO commit rape on
% female Of the age Of seven years.
The case was an aggravated one, and
the jury, after being out II hours, re-
turned q verdict Of guilty. with rec
ommendation OF mercy. Justett was SELL
fenced for term of seven years In the
state prison.
The state vs. r. G. Clark aud Thos.
Scvey for collection OF the bond OF
William Moore was disposed Of by the
payment OF the bond OF $1,000
In the matter of the estate of Marius
f.. Han, deceased, final account was
rendered and accepted and \. II, Rid
ing, administrator, released.
I'm the matter OF the estate of Marx
burgess, deceased. David Dodds was
appointed administrator and Sl5 a
month allowed for the maintenance OF
Mrs, Burgess.
In the case Of Margaret Cutler vs..
Thomas Haycock. wherein plaintiff asks
for the recovery of 2l6 head Of sheep
and 5000, plaintiff was awarded $50 and
costs and possession of the property,
In the case OF II. q. Jolley, admins-
traitor OF the estate Of w. j, Jolley,
Sen, deceased, vs.. Thomas Haycock.
am order was made giving the admins
traitor possession of the sheep and the
costs Of this suit and that Immediately
preceding were TO be divided pro rata,
During the last 10 days Of November
this section was visited with heavy
rain and snow. Besides the rain, about
nine inches of snow fell In the valley
and about two feet In the mountains.
The government rain guage registered
LIS inch OF precipitation here.
Thrashng Is about through; about
$1,000 bushels OF grain have been
thrashed. This IL in excess of previous
years about 10000 bushels The hail de-
stroyed in the neighborhood Of 10000 to
5000 bushels this fall.
Nearly all next years wool clip has
been contracted for at is cents. Mer-
chants are doing good business and
With the abundance Of moisture. pros
poets are good for both range and farm
the coming season.
We are having extremely cold wealth
er for this time OF year cattle are doing
ing poorly on account OF the snow and
cold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09
ON THE RACE TRACK.
At Ascot Atlantico Captured the Free
Handicap Stecplcchase.

Los Angeles Dee. S.-Atlantico won the
free handicap steeplechase at Ascot today
at Ii to /, and furnished the biggest up
set to the talent Don Domo rompod in
ahead OF his field by seven lengths
covering the six furlongs IN 1874. Wealth
er, clear; track, fast, Results
First race, handicap stecpicchase, short
course--AtlantlCo 10. M0uUhan, Is 10 /,
won Cazad0r l40 fully 8 60 l. second;
Flea, l6Z, sutherland, Is TO TO- third Tine
-2os. killidce, Allegiance and Decimo
also ran
Second race. five and one-half furlongs--
Vino. 10. Wiley, TO w. won, Fox HALL.
10, Walsh, to :, mira. Ilne-l,Vtg,
Secret and Stoessel also ran.
Third race, SIX furlongs-Don DomO III,
Preston, TO 3, won, AlsonO, Ito. Water
bury, 2 to !, second, Judge Denton, l0j,
Moore, 10 to /. thlId. IIme-l 1874. hi
Donoso and Myrtle White also ran.
Fourth race, ore mile-Druid, 1872,
Fischer, II to o. won The Gadiiy, i05,
BROKER, 6 TO /, second Varieties, l0).
jackson, 10 2. third Time :4O3.
Fitth race five furlOngS--t hantiily no.
Dugan, 2 10 g. won. Dr. McCarty, 10.
Lawrence, Z 10 /. second. Ctowsna0e, 40,
Buchanan to t. third Time-lOl4
Henchmau, j. +. Donohuo, AstlaUu.
Turkey Foot Walter Fox, Cello, stcuger.
Fair Alcne, Tayanncs, Paul / ana 1endi
also ran
Sixth race. mile and nifty yards-M
I.owery, lO2 Mcdaniel, 6 to 1, won, Golden
Bell l05. Synnott, 10 10 l. tnrd. Time
1853 FreesiXes Hunapala, hom.sle lead,
lloodwink DiXelle, kinsman. Pyrrho,
Ianark and Prince pulatine also ran.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09
REDMOND.
SUNDAY SCHOOL REoRGANIzED
New Counselors in Bishopric--Nlission-
AIRY Farewell Party--plcnty of Snow.

special Correspondence.
Redmond. SEWER CO.. Dec. Sum
day, Dec. 3, Elders JOS s. Horne OF the
stake presidency, and Simon Christen-
sen held ward conference here and
completed the organization of the
bishoprc by installing two new couu-
selors, viz, c. NJ. Mickelsen ana J. G.
BremhOlt, The Sunday school was
also recognized With Anthony Ras-
mussen, superintendent; Farley Peter
sen and Erastus Christensen. assist
ants, with some other minor changes.
farewell party was recently given
In honor of Elder Chas G. Nielsen and
Niels Lund Petersen. vino left for mis-
slons 70 Scandinavia a pure Of
5000 was given to the brethren.
which averaged about 50 per family in
the ward.
The town board Is preparing 10 turn
over the reigns Of government to the
new board on New Years day only
one ticket was in the field this year so
election was duh. Those elected truss
tees were &. NJ. Mickelsen president;
Chris Jorgensen Peter Petersen Jr..
+. G. Snow. Andrew Rasmussen
At present there Is plenty Of snow
and heavy frosts at night. Prospects
for next season are very good. 4
very good crop was raised this season
and good prices are obtained for same.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09
PLEASANT GROVE.
CITIZENS MASS MEETING.
po,,er plant 10 be- Enlarged--OtheIlo
clark Falls From Telephone Pole.

Special Correspondents.
pleasant Grove, Utah Co. Dec. S.
mass meeting of the citizens of
die town assembled at the city hail
last night TO consider the Increasing
~ thelr stock In the Utah County
,yht ana Power Co, held coniointly
,,ifh American Fork and Lehl cities
yote was taken and resulted In favor
a. the scheme. II Is the intention to
orlarge the present plant and put In an
additional plant above the present one,
IN American Fork canyon. The old
Slant has been a great success. and all
HE additional power that can be gem
tod has already been spoken for.
An the cities interested have voted In
,stor of the propostin and the plan
,,.n no carried out the present season.
otbollo Clark, who fell from tele-
,hone mole about 10 days ago, some 20
~. a. not improving as hih family
80 friends desire. He Is the manager
~ the tool station here and was on
Inc line making some repairs when the
accident happened.
Sheriff Harmon was over IRON Provo
yesterday investigating the cause OF
, ,nciplent fire that was started In
sro,t Of clark Bros clothing store a
~, nights ago. when the door of the
s,ora was badly scorched and other
mood work charred by coaloil ire
pv some fortunate circumstance the
dre went out and failed 10 do its work.
4 Young man OF the town accident
oiv broke his leg Yesterday while let
ling a barrel of cider down cellar.
similar mishap occurred here last year
10 another party
THE cold weather binders the putting
IN OF the water pipes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-09
NOTICE.

state Of Utah Department on Board ~
Pardons salt Lake city. Utah. Dec End.
1905 To Whom It May Concern. Notice Is
hereby given that the State Board Of
Pardons viii hold % regular session on
Saturday, Dec 10th. 1905 at 70 o'clock A.
m. at the Supreme Court Room, city aud
County Building. Salt Lake city, Utnh.
That az said meeting said Board will hoar
applications for pardon IN the following
cases, to-wit:
Pardon-Alfred Smiley. petit larceny,
Charles KRONER. burglary. Joseph But
trey, grand larceny; Jos Earl Wilkinson,
felony.
parole--John II HOLMAN. arson
Communication Of Senteuce--Moss KiffOrd,
voluntary manslaughter; James George
Foster. grand larceny
All persons having any interest therein
desiring to be heard either for or against
the granting Of said applications respec.
lively are hereby notified 20 be present
at said meeting
By order OF the BOARD
JOHN C. CUTLER President
NJ A. BREEDEN. Secretary,