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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
WHO OWNS THE LOT?
Valuable Real Estate Prize Still
Awaiting a Claimant

Someone has not yet awakened TO Tho
fact that he or she has a lot IN beau.
tlful or unboouiiful Wahoo coming TO
him or her Tho lot goes TO the hold
or Of one Of the Real Estate assooa-
,onB lucky numbers chosen after Real
Estate day 0t the lake ana the number
Of the ticket Nv 1913 II " the only
happy home ttill undlslnbutod OF Tho
twenty prizes etlll unclaimed, some
suggest highly appropriate CYasiona by
ticket holders For Instance thorc are
four safety deposit boxes. rent free for
q year that ticket holders have appnr.
entity found no use for, ana boxes OF
cigars that highly temperate cltI2ona
must have drawn, ~ they have tailed
10 bring IN their coupons
The full lIst ot unclaimed numbers
IN nv follows; 00l0, 3o2o 1909, 1856,
1850, iO,asO, liSi2, $4,000 b632, e06b,
i6.iis, 1904, LOSS Sob, lidl2, l0Oo2,
l,6is, $3.50 iiS, 6,Sil
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
JAMES TRAVIS
Establishes Ills Identity and Gets
A Fortune.

NoN York July 90. -Jamcs Travis,
70 years old VIII sail for his home IN
New Zealand today having establish.
cd hls identity TO the satisfaction Of
relatives whom no had moi seen for
moro than 10 SenrW Travis came back
10 his old home u few weeks ago seek.
lng the recovery OF an inheritance "
3d. Goa which has been held by the state
treasurer FOR his benefit for about a
quarter OF "A century
was only after a thorough oyaml.
nation of his llfo story and u detailed
account of his doings from tho time he
was q child In this city and ran away
TO hea and later located IN New Zealand
that Frank llondrlck, who Was an.
pointed referee TO ascertain whether no
was the man who was entitled 10 tho
fund, decided that he was and that his
Identity could not bo questioned
Upon this report Iudac tllcRorlch Of
the supreme court yesterday eanod an
order directing the state Treasurer 10
pay sat,oi1 10 Mr.. Travis less tho costs
OF the proceeding,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
"rlll! TRAIL"
Exposition Management InioIned
From Interfering with II,

Portland on, July 20 Judge Frazer
state circuit court today granted n per.
munonl Injunction restraining the man
agomont Of the Lewis and Clark Gon'
tcnnlal exposition from interfering with
the sunday operation Of concessions on
"Tho frail' NJ the exposition Tho OK
position management, az the inception
Of tho exposition Idea, had the local
ministerial body io contend with, thn
olergymon being utterly opposed 10 tho
oponinn ~ any portion of the oNposi-
ton TO the public on sundays and IN a
compromise the exposition officials
guaranteed ihul Tho Troil" concoH.
Rone would not be permitted 60 open,
4 couple of months Of losing business
ana with financial ruin facing many OF
the shows caused the concossionalrts
association TO announce that their
shows would operate regardless Of the
olhcais OF the exposition, a oompro-
misc resulted IN the ease being taken to
court with the result that Judge Frns-
or decided IN favor of sunday opening,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
IMMIGRANT RY STATION.
Biz One 10 BE Erected on West
crn End OF Fills Island,

New York. July QD.-iro faoIlitatc,thc
transportation NJ immigrants admitted
20 this country by the authorities at
ELLIS Island, and To give the governs
mont absolute control of the immigrant
from the time ho arrives on the island
Until he reaches his destination, n big
Immigrant railroad station IN 20 be
erected on the western end OF the ".
lnnd AT a cost nggregatlng s200,0 The
station ", according TO the Tribune, TO
be bullt by tho trunk lines interested
with the steamship companies IN the
immigration business
A few days after his appointment
Commissioner of Immigration Watchor
says he found that hundreds OF immi.
grants who had received Il clean bill
Of health et the island frequently were
taken 10 piers up Town and allowed Ia
llnd their way 60 the stations from
which ihoy were 20 tako trains Tor tho
west M best they could Rome Of
them wandered about the city and
complaints reached the commissioner
from all parts OF the country. In soma
instances II II said 10 have been found
that the treatment Of the immigrants
by the minor officials OF the carrying
roads was lllllo short OF inhuman, Tho
idcn OF n station ON the island WAS
the outgrowih OF these reports and u
iOooilng OF expert engineers win be held
IN a few days TO discuss tho details.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
MR., HARTMAN COMING.
Arrived AT Omaha Today and lmmedi.
atoly Loft for Salt Lake,

Omaha, July 99,--Tho special train
carrying 70, w. Hartman and party ar.
rived M 1880 today ana Immediately
went west on the Union Pacific Mr.
Hartman VIII 40 direct 10 Salt Lake
whore he makes u days stop, and
thcnoo through the Yellowstone. park.
After a short stay IN California he Will
visit Japan on Aug 49, He said hla
stay IN the orient WIN continue 80 long
aa he cares 10 stay and that he has
no DEFINITE plan for returning home,
Mr. Hartman confirmed reports OF
the double tracking Of the Union pt.
ciflo railway, and stated that about 100
miles Of this work would be done dur.
ing tho present year llc also stated
That the Hartman lines would adopt
tho motor ear generally ON ~ branches
nnd suburban lines \ large number
Of cars VIII Do constructed az once,
Julius kuttschnilt, director OF main.
tcnance OF the Hartman lines Dcoom-
panied the party
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
Golf az Exnoor,

Chicago, July 2e,-lt WAS 10 o'clock
before the EROn cousins, golnnR WIZ
ards from ENmoor, appeared on tho
rUh soaked 0lenviow course today 70
rlay the finals for the seventh annual
Western golf championship, For tho
third time those young men, Tito hold
or Chlndlor EgNn and former Champion
Walter lGgan, are competing IN ina
fual round,
An rounds this week seem 10 have
been prellminarlos for these players
The river which Yesterday inundated
half the course, waa again today boom.
lrg over the banks, AZ result ohons
plonahp play today ~ In 1909 when IL
n. James won the national champion
phip on THIS course was confined "a
four times around tho htl nine holcs,
At tho END Of nine holce of play
Chandler lcgl was UP on Walter
chandler won tho third, fourth aud
NTH holes, Walter took the second
NTH ana eighth, The tlrvt and seventh
wero halvcd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
Truck Drivers Want Work

Chicago, July 2o,--Applicatlons FOR
work by scores OF truck drivers mark
what " believed 10 be one ~ the last
stages OF the tonmstors' strike, Whilo
a few OF the men were told TO report
for duty next Monday morning, thoro
was no general reinstatement OF tho
strikers, the Employers association
having decided 20 await the action Of
tho coal teamstors tomorrow before re-.
moving the ban against their former
employees,
Many OF the state street stores tried
making deliveries IN the outlying tsrrl-
tory without police protection, Tho
plan generally was successful Az an
evidence, however, OF tho precautions
stu being taken against possible VIC.
lonoe 10 the non.nnlon lcameters. Asst
chief Sohutler laet night reported 900
p0,rolmon stu on duty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
TRAIN LEFT TRACK.
Engineer and Fireman Killed,
Seven Persons Injured.

81 Louis, July go,--Thc south bound
passenger train on the 81 Louis, Iron
Mountain n southern road that lott
here last evening for TeNarkunu, was
wrecked today at Din2, Ark, the ON.
SINGER and nreinan being Killed and
seven persons Injured
AZ the general offices here II WAS
said that Engineer william Horton
and Fireman A, Doolln lost their lives,
I'VE passengers and two mali clerks
wrro injured and one passenger pcrl.
ourly hurt A relief train has been
ordered 90 the scene from Little Rock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
FRANKLIN BEERS DEAD,
Early settler and Prominent Busincss
Man Called Home,

Provo, July ?p Franklin Beers died
n, his home IN Provo nj II o'clock latt
night Mr., Beers went 10 the Groves
L. y. y. hospital IN Salt Lake two
weeks ago, whore he was operated on
for nm affection OF tho proatulc glond,
lilo returned Wednesday not expected
TO live, and gradually sank illl the ond
cuino last night Tho deceased was
born In New York Oct ~, lN2, and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29

necessity for quarantine ana the health
authorities would doubtless have kent
lhclr promise not 10 bar New Orleans
lefupeon " tho imposition OF quarantine
ny other clticH against Memphis had
Tense.
The .quumntlnes have greatly disar.
RANGED railroad service, All The ronda
nave hnd 10 take on local trains, An
weekly ana soml-weekly excursions To
nearby resorts have been Abandoned
Through trains are carrying large mum.
bera of passengers bound for tho north.
eln ana eastern resorts but travel
south has materially fallen OF though
me hotel registers duly show arrivals
OF people IRON the north coming here
ON business
Mayor Dehrnan today gave out the
iolloWlng signed statement 10 the news.
papers
New orleans IL suffering more from
lho rigid quarantlnea than from yellow
rover lho. citizens here have the full.
csl control The mosquito theory II ac.
cQpled 10y our physicians ana laymcn
hllke ana there w nothing remaining
To- BE- done hut to nght the mosquitoes
which IL being done by ollng tho gut.
ltfa and screening and oiling The ella.
terms The number OF new cases were
less yesterday by Ave than on the pre-.
teding day We have the situation w
thoroughly IN hand that we believe
we VIII shortly convince the world that
bN working on the mosquito theory vel,
low. fever WIN be entirely robbed OF its
peru, and mat shotgun guarantees arc
tonseoss NJ a method 20 nght yellow
rover ~ such u method cannot pre-.
vent the Hprcnd OF the mosquitoes, This
" a fight wholly against the Nogomyia
iascinio MOSQUITO.
tSlgncd) "MARTIN BEiIRMAN,
uMnNarU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
WITH MILITARY HoN0RS.
Such a Funeral 70 be Given Captain
Andrew J, Burt Tomorrow Afternoon.

Tho funeral services Of the late capt
Andrew j, Burt viii be held tomorrow,
at 1890 p, IN, from the chapel of JOS
cph william Taylor on West Temple
street, with burial IN the family plot,
city cemetery 1t VIII be u military fu.
neral and an Utah veterans Of tho
Spanish war are requested to be pros.
cnt at Undertaken Tayor's chapel at
l2l5 p, M The remains VIII be clad
In the uniform of u onpinn of Infantry,
ana there ~ 10 be a iilng detail and
bugler 20 blow taps az the grave.
Judge KING VIII speak ~ the chapel
services
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
Prepared for Revolution,

New York, July 2p,--ln view Of 10,
ported threats ~ an outbreak by reyo,
nuonlsta the precautionary measures
OF the government have nov been OK.
tended 10 The navy cables tho Buenos
Ayroh Argentine, correspondent OF the
Herald All vessels arc moorod IN the
roads, prepared for any oveniuality,
The radicals say the alarm IN without
foundation and Ollcgo that II " fos,erod
10 prevent congress from voting am.
nosty for those IN the army and IN
civll lic who were engaged IN the last
revolution.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29

came TO Utah with hls mother IN 1913,
locating IN Pleasant Grove IN 1850, he
was a prominent business man "
Pleasant Grove for 20 years, but during
the financial panic In the early ninotics,
he was compelled TO suspend business
und went 10 NomOl, whore he was sue.
ceseful m roc0upmg his lost fortune.
When he died he was possessed of con.
siderable property owning good
business az Ncrnal ana Pleasant Grove
ana a boautiful home on Academy ave,
nue IN this city lie was q faithful
Lntter'dny Saint and took active part
~ the carly Cd lllemcnt Of Utah lls
also participated IN tho Black Hawk
war aud went 10 The rescue Of the
hnndcart companies IN early daye Ne
was n good nelghbor ana a kind hus.
band and father and lcayee wife, nine
children and 10 grandchildren to mourn
his loss.
The funeral viii be held at Pleasant
Grove, probably on wednesday next,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
EX'STANDARD OIL MAGNATES
Taylor and Collins WIN Not be
Arrested on Indictments,

Peoria, Ills, July 9o,--Ouy u. Taylor
formerly auditor, and G, y, Collins, Vice
president Of the standard oil company
IN 1898 WIN not be arrested on the IN.
diciment returned by the Ta2wcll coun.
~ grand jury NJ PekIn some months
ago states AtlN hchaofor " IN no.
oolpt " nm opinion from the attorney
generals oiliee, saying that In order TO
mako the indictment effective II would
be drawn by u grand jury In the same
state IN which the men live This win
probably end the case against them,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
Bribery Gases Nolled,

Denver, July 2p.-~DiFt Atty, George
Stldger today nollcd the cases against
Jnmc NJ Herbert, vice president and
general manager OF the Colorado a
Southern Railway, and Daniel sullivan,
postmaster Of cripple Creek, who were
charged with bribery by Senator Rich.
ara Morgan during the governorship
contest Inst winter, The dlelrict attor.
ney said that HIS reasons for the dis
mlsral Of the charges were the ABB
Europe, and the lack OF evidence IN COR
roboratlon of his statements,
The district attorney gave notice 70
Mr.. Haas that ho would expect him 70
appear before tho grand jury Tuesday
next ~ he Informed judge Wright that
n Ia probable that other questions WIN
be brought 20 his attention ns the
inquiry proceeds,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
SECRETARY TAFT
GIVEN A SENO0FF.
BY Distinguished Parties Connect.
cd With Japanese Civil, Military
And Naval Departments
MADAME TOGO WAS A DELEGATE
All Along the Route to NScasoki the
Party Was Given Cheers and
Bapls,

Toxic, July IS, $3.50 p. NJ socy rant
ana party lcfl for kyoto Ny special
train this evening, amid most cnthug.
Iastlc sondofi from all The distinguish.
I'd parties connected with the court ANA
tho cIyll, military ana naval dcparl-
monta, also from the bankers ana other
mercantile Representatives In fact all
che typical representatives OF the city
who had received the party upon Its
arrival again assembled az the CHM.
bpHhl railway station The Ladies' Re.
lief association, which presented flow.
elB ~ Miss Roosevelt, VAS especially
wei represented Among he delegates
OF Inc association was Madame Togo,
we Wllo or the great admiral, whose
quiet, unOslcnlhtluus manner attracts
no small attention as rejecting the
prominent characteristics OF her dis.
tlngpished husband,
Hearty cheers ana hnngals were loln.
cd IN by usually undcmonstmtlyo men
81 rank ANA position, as he train pull.
ed ont of the station,
Long before the honr of departure
the streets near the station wore lined
WIN delegates from different sections of
lo cllN holding hgh lanterns bearing
Their respective marks
II iY seldom that any foreign party
has received so brilliant ana hoaliy a
send ON ~ that accompanying Sccy.
Tart ana another visit from Il IN an.
Nclpntod win great delight
inc Keeling, that morn could not be
done to entertain the purtv owing 10
the shorlncss OF It's stay, is universal
secretary Tart and party WIN npond
a night IN kloio where "a steamer
win be inlcn Tor Kobe
OVATION ON THE WAY,
Toxic, July 20, 6;3O y, MA dis.
patch from Nagop says
Tho TAFT party received honriy oyu.
lions at AL the prlncipnr railway sta
lions, The train stopped NJ Nagoya,
which wns reached at o'clock this
morning She station vas already
full OF distinguished pgrsonasrs, headed
phief OF the regiment Golden Castle
division the mayor aud olhora, The
Train remained 10 minutes during which
time hearty greetings were exchanged
ana much 0ordlllity manifested be.
tween the members Of the party and
those who welcomed thom.
SecN, Tafi and Miss Roosevelt came
ont Of their ear and expressed their
warm appreciation Of the Kind welcome,
II N not too much 10 ray that cheers
~ welcome echoed from station after
nthllon, until kyolo was reached short.
~ before noon today
AT NAdASAKi.
NnglsnkL July 20 Socy. Tan and
party arrived at kyoto at II rs o'clock.
1no governor mayor and other ofiicl.
alt, representatives Of tho Womnns
Wan societies, 800 and great crowd
OF people greeted the visitors A band
plulVd tn' Alnerlcun anthem az the
train was entering the station Miss
Alle' Roosevelt was presented with
many flowers The party visited the
old Imperial palace. the temples and
museums and this evening witnessed
=. cherry dance, They VIII proceed lo
Kobe tomorrow,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
WATER FOR Los ANGELES.
Scheme TO Bring II from Owens
Lake AT Cost of Millions.

san Francisco, July g0,,-A Los An.
goles special TO the Call says that work
IN about TO begin on water system
there which WIN secure an unlimited
supply OF pnrc water Tor all future
needs
The scheme to bring mountain wa.
ter from owens lake and river In In.
10 county across descrtH through
mountains and across plains distance
OF 2lO mllcs, gains Los Angeles n sup.
ply for all her moods when her popula.
ton reaches the millions mark Engl.
noors have estimated tho system VIII
cost t23OOO,OOO,
The surveys show that all the water
can be conveyed here by gravity no
pumping plants being necessary The
construction OF nearly 80 miles OF tun-
nola viii be necessary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29

Tacoma, wash, July 2o,-"A special
10 the News from North Yakima says.
Elsie Dougherty, 10 years old, shot
herself In the head yesterday and died
this morning During the day the
child forged her mothers name 70 .
check for 81, Tho bank sent the check
back stamped no funds The mother
scoldcd Inc child, who walked into a
hodroom picked up revolver aud shot
herself The little girls father commits
led suicide year aRo and her grand.
father also killed himself,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
Miss Anglin's Collarbone Broken.

New York, July 30 Miss Margaret
Anglm, the actress, h lylnu at her
summer homo IN Noroton, Conn., auf.
fcrlng from broken collar, bone and
severe bruises M the result Of being
thrown from her carriage last week
when her horse ran away, News Of tho
accident has Just been made public
Miss AnRlln came TO Now York on a
shopping tour on returning from tho
Noroton station 20 her cottage, tho
horse became frightened, After a short
run, the carriage was overturned Miss
AnglIn was thrown violently to the
ground, She lay lnscnslbe until piok-
ed up by some workmon who had seen
the ncoidenl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
THE NAMpA FACTORY,
Five Hundred Acres Of Land Bought by
Tho Western Idaho Sugar Co,
Special to the "News")

Nampa, Idaho, July ~ The deodp
are being made out this week for over
loo acres OF land which has been bought
by the Western Idaho sugar 60, for the
location OF The Nampa factory for the
raising ~ sugar beots and the ins,nllp.
ton of model farm, which The roms
pnny VIII operate IN order 10 demon
Ftrlto 10 the farmers Of This vicinity
how beois should be grown by the most
modern and best methods, Tho cost Of
the 100 ncrcs 10 the sugar company VIII
range from $40 10 500 an acre, with
water rights, aud The total Qmount
which tho owners of the hand Vim ro.
ceiyc next Nook win be close ia $4,000
Thu precise site Of the factory VIII be
given ont next week Among those who
have sold To the sugar company are
McssrR Noble, Hunter, Green and olh-
ors The abstracts of tile are now be-
ing examined by the compHny's lawyers
IN Boise ana Salt Lake,
Mark Austin, representing tho sugar
company has been In Nampa the past
week, giving directions na 10 how their
lands should bo handled by farmers
this fall, 10 put them In idca shape
for planting tho bee, seeds next spring
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
Searching for Meyer Murderer.

Detroit, July 2q,--E Every resource Of
the police department IN being used TO,
day 10 hnd the men who murdered
ana robbed Joseph Meyer IN his pawn
Hhop on Monroe avenue last nlghi, The
murda rers rot nbont 500 IN money
ana $1,000 worth 81 icwclry, A reward
OF kl,OOo was onored today by the coun.
~ authorities for evidence that viii
lead TO the capture Of the murdcrcrs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
IIousesnnlth strike ON,

Now York, July 70. "A strike Of
housosmiths and brIdNMon, which
stopped work somo weeks ago on the
now Epst river bridge at Blhckwolls
island, han been called on after u con-
ference botwocnTF Frank buchanan prose
ldont Of tho union ana officers OF the
Pennsylvania Steel company, The striko
here was In sympa NY with one IN tho
comp0ny's main plant AZ HARRISBURG,
Pa,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
0EN. NnIpON IN CMARnn.

Jackson, Miss, July %. Although
GOV Nardaman has placed AdJtOcn
Fridge In charge OF tn quarantine
against louisiana he has no, called
out tho state militia Gen. Fridge has
been given several officers and prIyntcs
OF the national gllard 10 aid him In en-.
iolqing his orders, Tho general, hlm-
sen ~ IN charge OF the quarantine
along the gulf coast and this embraces
mo train service, Tho other onlcora
ana men have been detailed for duty at
other points whore refugees may seek
to enter Mlsslesppi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
LANDS WITHDRAWN.
Some Fifty Thousand Acres Southeast
or Duohesns

Washington, y, g., July 9o.--Thc sec-
rctory Of tho interior hos approved tho
withdrawal Of some 10000 ncrcs OF pub
lio lands to be- used by the roclamn.
lion service, These lnnde lIc onpt ard
southeast OF Fort puohcMc military
reserve,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
BOARDED BY PIRATES.
British ship Battle Abbey In sar
Francisco Hay.

Fan Francisco, July 20 Tho British
shin Battle Abbey lying In The stream
cleared for lrrecmontlo Australia. WA
boarded during The night BY bny pi.
rates, who rllied the cabin ana took
away everything movable and aalenblo
CAPT. ~ G., Davidson was robbed Of
an hts money watch and iowelry, tho
thieves entering his sinloroom and 20.
ing through al his oNecty,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
Thomas Caldwell Dead.

Newhurgh, N. ", luly ?O.,-Thomas
caldwell, president Of tho caldwell
Lawn Mower company and an inventor
of note " dead ~ hia home here, No
was born IN England IN 1898 and camo
~ America when lad The develops
mont Of ne modern mower IN largely
due 70 his Inventions,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-29
Sudden Demise Of Joseph Keller
A Prominent Resident OF
Logan,
HEART FAILURE THE CAUSE.
Had Rceonty Returned from q Mis-
sion 10 Europe - no Glue 10
WeIlsyIe Burglars

Logan, July 70. Joseph kcllor a well
known and highly respected resident u
this ety. died suddenly this morning
Of hart future white IN Attendance on
the quarterly conference nt the tabor-
naclc, Mr. koclor VAS In his usual
health and the FIRST indication Of his
approachinb end was when he appeared
TO lorc CONSEQUENCES he was taken
out OF the building and u physician SUM.
monod but nothing could be done 10
restore him ana he died IN u few mos
monis,
The lccoprod was 80 years ol age and
hnr been u prominent character IA the
community Tor number Of years, llo
but recently returned from a mission
60 Europe. where ~ Wnr secretary NJ
Tho Svirs ana German mission AZ the
time Of hs death ho vas recorder AZ the
LOGAN tempt, ana was also u momhor
of IN" stake board of education, Of tho
family q wife ana I'VE chldron survive
him