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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-05-07
COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED, SUMMER BOARD FOR MAN
aho VIE near city; give particulars.
~ +. O. Box bl7, city.
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FOR RENT-NEW s-ROOM HOUSE,
7lGh East Clay Street: all modern cons
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FOR RENT, REASONABLE, "A I MOD
ern centrally located furnished house
for the summer. Address II. ll2 care
this office. \ 81
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WANTED. YOUNG MEN FOR SPECIAL
work; men who have had experience in
selling clothing preferred. MENTER &
+ ROSENBLOOM CO., 923 East Main st.
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a SALESMAN FOR V1R-
gnla; staple Line; entirely new induce
ments to trade; high commissions; SIS
weekly advance: permanent to right
man. F. c. FARLEY CO., Detroit,
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WANTED, no PURCHASE A HOUSE
OF six. or seven rooms. IN good bGai' 4
ity;l must be q bargain TOR ens Az
dress J 1876, care tTimes-Dtspatch!.ssttss ~
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WANTED, "A coLoRED coAcHALAN
steady and reliable; permanent work
Address &. 143. this Office
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WANTED. MEN AND BOYS TO LEARN
plumbing trade; We cannot supply de-
nand for graduates; $3.50 TO 800 per
day; eight weeks completes course earn
while learning, Address for catalogue
COYNE BROS. CO, Plumbing Schools.
Cincinnati, o.. ST. Louis. Mo,
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WATCHES SIS WATc HE'S,
% - --s----r---,-
DIAMONDS,

If YOU WANT ONE COME OYER, WE
want to know you; our prices sell. the
goods sCHAAF. established 1857, Fifth
and Broad tfsf ~ ~ 800
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WANTED "A YOUNG MAN TO FILL
position as clerk in an office; salary SIS
per month. Address A. 49, care this
office.
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WANTED, GENERAL AGENTS ALL
important cities; high-class specially,
tnre. NATIONAL BAGGAGE REGIS
TRY ASSN, 2G3 Broadway, New York.
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7 FLAT WANTED.

FLAT or THREE, FOUR OR FIVE
rooms by family of three; centrally %;
cated.3 Name terms or your reply VIII
not be considered, Address D. 142. care
4 this Office. @ 44 tut
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START MAIL ORDER BUSINESS. PAR.
tculars and samples free. EDE4W8ly ~
II LORD, Omaha, Neb.
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WrANTED-IFs YOU HAVE "A pEsIR-
able country estate, colonial home . or
farm for sale write US. We are central.
Fly loca ted, and can reach 1tnnse 9, I, !, o.
means, Address ISAAC IT. SAUNDERS,
Manager. No. 1907 II Street Me, WASH
'6ington, d, G. 8i3 * ts s ID 81 " ,e3ss
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WANTED FOR U. D. A.sMY-ABLD.
bodied unmarried men, between ayes OF
n and g., citizens OF United States. Of
CAP speak. read and write English For
Imagination apply to RECRUITING OF
F1CER. 10 Y, Broad St. Richmond. Va.
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4 HELP WANTED-ternaIe

WANTED EXPERIENCED MUIR s u
Tor baby; references required. Apply at
once ~ Main Street
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500 PER MONTH AND EXPENSES
selling my. patent Cor making snlokeless
per pound. Beware OF fakes ndvertls-i
Ing worthless and dangerous article.
! am the inventor, General agents
wanted In each State, J. a. STRANGELY,
Box 400, 5F'ukWanh, 8. D,
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BOARD WANTED.
DEN1iaTRY

SOUTHERN DENTAL ROOMS. OPPO-
hlle me postohiec Phone 1906 Exam-
!Eatlons and est!matay tree, e III
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FOR RENT, FOR SEASON, "a BEAUTl.
fuI Cottage Virginia Beach IL convenient
to cars and connexions, airy. rooms.
Address STEPHENSON g. TAYLOR,
Carpenter Building, Norfolk a
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WANTED, MAN OF GOOD ADDRESS
and ability as salesman to travel; expert,
Ter. Address b, G., Drawer 5ll, Rock
Island, Ill
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WE START YOU SELLING DIAMONDS;
don't fall getting our liberal offer; S.
daily sure, y CARBON DIAMOND co..
Syracuse, n. Y. Mention paper. "a
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CIJT YOUR GRAss-oUR LAWN, MO W.
81 ers out 10 heat the band; K they stay
q sharp;prces from $3.50 UP, VAUGElAN'6.
zoe Dast Broad. !. VA ttsf
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FOR RENT ORE COS r. e. BROAD .I1 s. ST.
near Sixth. II 8 = rs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-16
FATAL GASOLINE
EXPLOSIONS.
Occurred at Queenstown on New
British Submarine Boat
As"
CREW HURLED ALL DIRECTIONS.
Two Killed Second Explosion In.
jnred Those Who Went to
The Rescue.

Queenstown, Feb, 16-An explosion OF
gasoline occurred on board the new
submarine boat "A-5" today, while the
officers and crew. II men, were en-
gagged In charging the tanks. The crew
was hurled IN all directions. Nine Of
them were picked up by boats ana
taken to the hospital. Two were
dead on the "A-6."
A number Of the crew Of the British
gunboat Hazard volunteered TO 40 to
the rescue Of the submarine boats crew,
but hardly had they got on board the
submarine when a second explosion
took place and all the rescuers were
more or less injured.
Lieut. Skinner an officer OF the sub
marine boat. subsequently died Of his
injuries
The total number OF men injured was
49, Some of them were deadfully mu-
tilated
Lieutenant Good commanding the
"A-5' sustained terrible injuries about
his head and face. 1t Is believed that
he will recover. but his eye-slght Is
destroyed The interior Of the submar-
Inc boat is on fire which delays COM
plete examination OF the boat,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-16
ANTIQUITY CANNED ALIVE.

"At the very doorway Of Europe three
days journey from London within gum
shot Of Gibraltar lies Morocco the last
OF the independent kingdoms OF Bar
harry. 80 unaffected by the passing OF
centuries that someone has epgram-
matlcally described II as antiquity
canned alive" said, last night, James
p. Welllver, a missionary who recently
returned from that land and has been
spending a few days In the city.
THE railroad and even the wagon
road are unknown, few miles from
the coast foreigners are still looked up
on as curiositles and their presence re-
garded with suspicion The Arabs, who
overran the land when the Saracen
hosts threatened to suhjugate all Eu-
rome and who drove the aboriginal Ber-
bers into the mountains, have for cen-
turtles scratched UP the ground with
their primitive plows, lived In their
black tents, plowed their wheat and
barley and reaped II with their hand
sicSles The song Of the reaners may be
heard as Of old, and women who have
labored all day gathering up the heads
OF wheat by once md twos may be
seen by the roadsldes at harvest time
pounding out the grain with a malet
or club, winnowing II In the evening
breeze, 10 be ground IN the little hand
mill found IN every hut and tent-St.
Paul Pioneer Press.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-16
BUSINESS NOTES.

Today's local bank clearlngs amount
ed to S5l23j442, as against $ii9, 1906 for
the same day last year.
The Consolidated Wagon a. Machine
company has established a branch
house at Spanish Fork, with ]. M.
Greer as local manager.
futile Bros. report the sale Of 24xl65
feet just east Of the old city hall from
Mrs. Little Of Spanish Fork to Dr. II.
n Mayo, at $3.50 per front foot; also,
the seven room house at 6l7 Sixth
street, with 3xlO rods, from Mrs.
Judge Denny to j. II. Roberts for
$3.50; also, 80 acre farm in Granite
precinct from Henry Wallace 10 III, N,
bingham for ST. 800; and the premises
427 | street from Mary Buchanan to
Alma Meyer, for Sl,l00,
4 certified copy OF the articles Of In
corporation Of the Bear River Land
and Stock company OF Evanston, Wyo.,
was filed I'm the ONCE Of Secy. Of State
Tingey today The company Is capital
i2ed az $4,000, divided into shares OF
the par value Of 81 each Charles St,ne
Is president; Otto Arnold, secretryi r.,
w. Byne Of Woodruff, Rich county
resident agent for this state
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-16
sIDELlGHTS ON SENATOR'S

Senator Holingsworth Is the junior
member but the major part of the bills
are his.
President Edgehill OF the Third
House. as the legislative officers style
themselves. threatens rival social af-
fair Monday evening that viii totally
eclipse the Sutherland affair for voting
legislators only
Senator Lawrence enjoys the distlnc-
ton of never having been voted down,
AS chairman of the judiciary commit
tee he has handled most Of the bills
submitted. and his reports have been
accepted in each Instance.
It IL considered quite feather in
the cap OF Representative MCCrea, the
youngest member Of the Legislature
that his 6rst bill went through the
senate without extensive verbal prun-
ing Not sven Bennion rose to point
out an error in It.
The Investigators ot the question OF
duplicated studies at the Agricultural
college and the University met last
night, The claims Of both schools were
presented, and now the committee men
are studying them prior to holding an
adjourned meeting to dlgcuss the ques.
ton,
Utah Is the only state In the Union
that hasn't done something to show re-
spect to her dead who fell wearing the
national uniform IN the recent wars"
said A. j, Meyer Of the Philippine Vet
Grams association. He was In the sem
ate chamber In the interests OF the bill
providing a statue for the cemetery plot
set apart for deceased soldiers and
sallOrs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-16
PERSONALS

Il. J, Mckinley Of Sugar city is regis
tered at the Cullen,
Joseph H. siegel Is back from a five
weeks eastern business trip,
Judge Mariopea1x has returned
from a two weeks legal trip to Phoebe,
Miss Leila Hard has returned from
a months visit I'm Montana with her
fathers family
General Agent S, r. Sampson OF the
Colorado Fuel & Iron company has gone
10 Montana on business Of his company
President John c. Anderson Of the
Idaho Fails banking house Of Ander-
son Bros, is In the city on business
trip.
Chaplain J. T Axton Of the Eigh-
teenth infantry leaves this evening, for
Fort Leavenworh to rejoin his regi-
ment
General Agent Seal Of the Internal
tional Harvester company has gone to
Chicago on a business trip, to be away
until Feb %.
George Krug, western manager for
the Anheuser- Busch company, is a
guest at the Wilson, en- route to Butte
on business trip.
George Jay Gibson Of the Knights OF
Columbus has organized a council Of
the order at Reno New, aud the same
win be instituted In the new future,
State Engineer Doremus Is in Davis
county today, addressing two meetings
OF water users I'm furtherance OF the
greater irrigation Improvement scheme,
Rev. Dr. wishard returns this week
| from Elmira, n Y, whore he was called
| by the serious illness OF his son-in-law,
| MIR, whittier. The latter IL recovering.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Morltz left
/ Yesterday, TO be absent six weeks In
| California. They were given a fare
/ well dinner Tuesday evening at the
| knutsford by number OF their
! friends,
General Manager D, s. Murray and
| Chief Engineer A, $, Peters OF the He'll
/ Telephone company have gone TO In
| danapolis ia attendance nn the annual
| convention OF the Telephone Traffic
| Mems association, They win be away
until the first OF the month
j. j. German, the general organizer
| OF the knights Of Columbus and for
| merry dl uhVtll"Ntl NJ ran hlNeIt
| Mass, Is now running a laundry in
! Spokane, Wash He started the order
! In this city where he made many
friends at the time.
Charles IA, Shelves OF Portland, Or,
| manager OF the former well known un-
| dertakIng house OF Sleeves q Son OF
this city, Is In town. having been call
! cd here by the serious illness OF his
| mother, Mrs, Sarah SLEEVES Mr. Sleeves
| Is meeting many old-tlme friends who
are glad TO see him again. He was
| always glad 20 oblIge newspaper re-
porters, and cheerfuiy got up out OF
| formation Mr. Shelves viii be In town
| for some time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-16
SMELTER FUMES CASE.
County Attorneys Opinion on Case
Still Profound Mystery.

Apparently much mystery surrounds
the opinion OF the county attorney IN
regard TO the shelter smoke nuisance.
The opinion was given to the county
board OF health, which Is composed OF
the county commissioners and county
health officers at 2 o'clock this after
noon. Since that hour the committee
has been IN executive session behind
locked doors. and has refused TO give
any Information concerning the opinion.
A News" representative endeavured
To secure some information as TO the
glst OF the opinion, but County Commits
sioner Mackey Informed him that he
could not come In, and that there Is
nothing 20 be given out at that time.
Assistant County Attorney Lyon, who
wrote the opinion, was equally as UNI
approachable on that subject,and would
not give out anything concerning the
matter II has been reported upon re.
liable information that tho opinion
holds that the shelters are not nuts.
ance as contemplated IN the meaning OF
the statutes, and hence the county
board OF health cannot take action TO
abate them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-16
JUDGE HALL WAS
NAMED GUARDIAN
Judge Armstrong Appoints Him to
Look After Interests Of
Colonel Merritt.
IS MENTALLY INCOMPETENT.
Medical Men Testify That Aged Iurist
Is Not Ia a Condition TO
Govern His Affairs

The hearing on the petition Of W. T.
Gunter, asking that he be appointed
the guardian OF the estate and person
Of Col, Samuel A. Merritt who, 1t is
alleged, is incompetent, was conducted
before Judge Armstrong this after
noon The petitioner was permitted
to amend his petition by inserting the
name OF Judge william c, Hall In the
place Of that OF w. r. Gunter
The petitioner had DR., IL, NJ. Mayo
and DR.. j. NJ. Harrison placed on the
witness stand, Both testified as to the
mental incompetency Of Col. Merritt,
Attorney James r. Moylo was also
examined as to the mental condition
Of Col. Merritt,and said that he thought
a guardian should be appointed, as the
colonels mind is In such a condition
that he II not capable OF transacuhg
his business affairs. Mr.. Moyle also
said that he was anxious that guard
ian should be appointed In order to re-
lieve him OF the responsibility OF the
care Of Colonel Merrltt's property He
stated that the value OF securities and
property IN his possession belonging TO
COL Merritt was about 100000.
Judge II. +. Henderson said that he
had visited Col Merritt and that the
latter was very indignant that such
action as the application for the APP
polntment Of guardian had been tax
en-. He, however named several per-
sons whom he would desire as true
tee" of his estate. Among them was
Judge Hail,
out OF consideration for Col, Mer-
mitt's feelings, the petition was
amended, and Judge Hall was APP
pointed as guardian, under bond IN
the sum OF $4,000. This bond VIII be
increased should the securities ana
property in his possession advance In
Nulup.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-16
THE HEALTH OF THE ARMY,

In his annual report Surgeon Cen
eral Il, NJ. o'Reilly shows that the gem
eral health Of the army has improved
during the past year, the hospital ad-
mission rate per thousand having been
1918 against i7l6,bl IN the preceding
year From an average strength Of
1903 American troops In the Philip
pines, l,04 were invaded home, "A
rate OF b6,i4 per thousand. There were
2u deaths among the troops In the
Philippines, 30 that the losses by death
and INVADING amounted TO 1887 per
thousand The Philippine soldiers de-
monstrated their freedom from drunk
enness as only three hospital cases
from that cause were recorded. The
surgeon-g general beievs that II is pos
sible 10 cure leprosy, Decidedly favor
able results have followed tho treat
ment OF the leper soldier now held In
isolation at one Of the southern army
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-16
LEGiSLATlVE GOSSIP.

House members will visit the state
mental hospital at Provo tomorrow,
The committee on penltentlarles and
prisons was scheduled for meeting
this afternoon after adjournment.
Sergeant-at-Arms SNOW OF the house
went to ogden today 10 serve subpoenas
on witnesses waned In the worlds fair
investigation.
The special committee appointed by
the house 70 visit the state normal
school az Cedar city viii take their de-
parture over the San Pedro tonight
Representative Marks Is hard at work
on bill requiring banks In which
state moneys are deposited. 10 pay a
certain rate Of Interest on standing de-
posits,
Representative Hone, who was ad-
Judged guilty Of "reprehensible con-
duct" In voting for Mr., Painter at his
request, squared matters last night by
dispensing a box OF fine California ma
vel oranges,
a plot TO make Representative Joseph
a thief and a robber was Matched last
night when some one stole Speaker
Hulps gavel and placed Il IN Mr., Jo,
seph's desk, whore It was found later
by the sergeant-at-arms
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-16
E. r. CANNON, Alloy |
Son Of Late President George Q, Can.
non Named TOR Naval Cadetship.

.fatl ID tnsbsr7-T-T7 pf.
Espy Telle Cannon, son Of the late
President George Q. Cannon, is IN re-
ceipt Of the pleasing Information from
Congressman Howell that he has been
appointed to MI one Of the two vacan-
cies In the Utah column Of naval ca
detship at Annapolis, Mr.. Cannon ia
eighteen years Of age and a Utah Uni
versity sophomore Until the young
man receives letter OF particulars
from Representative Howell, he will
not be prepared TO state Just when he
viii leave Salt Lake city to become q
student In the national academy. II
Is thought, however, that he viii not
do 80 prior to the opening Of the next
school year, which begins in Septem-
Der.
The appointment OF Mr. Cannon
means that there is but one remaining
vacancy to ill and It Is expected that
either Senator Smoot or Sutherland
will name a man for that place before
long.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-16
HOW TO OPEN A BOOK.

Many people, when they first come into
possession u a new book, are apt 10
open the book properly Here are few
hints as 10 the best way OF opening a
volume. II should be held with It's back
on a table, the 'front.' board cover should
be let down the leaves being held In ono
hand Next tho other board cover should
be let down. Following this operation, a
few leaves should be opened at the back
then a few at the front, and 80 on, alter
nately opening back and front gently
~ the volume Ia reached The best re-
suits will be obtained n this IL done two
or three times II the hook X violently or
carelesslv opened IN any one place the
back will very ikoly be broken,-Pear-
sons Weekly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-16
COURT NOTES.

The following cases were argued and
submitted before the supreme court
today. Grace l.. Leach ct al vs. the
oregon Short Line Railroad company
appellant; MorOnl Jensen, appellant, VS.
n. r, Montgomery. The case Of c. Bel
din Snyder VS. w. G. Pike, appellant,
was continued for the term.
Fannie Dashlell filed suit for divorce
In the district court today against w.
G. Dashiell on the ground Of failure
to support. The complaint alleges that
plaintiff and defendant were married
IN this city on Dec. 10, 1902 Plaintiff
also asks that her maiden name, Fan
nie Steger, be restored to her.
Two suits have been filed In tire dis
trct court by the salt Lake Invest
inent company against Salt Lake CITY
and Salt Lake county and number OF
other defendants 10 quiet title to lot %,
block 1. Wilkes subdivision, lots q,
2S, 20 and 30, block 2, Amos addition;
lot &c. Bottoms subdivision and num-
Der Of other parcels Of suburban real
estate
Jean NJ. Turner was granted az
vorce today by Judge Richie from
George w 5. Turner on the grounds OF
deSertiOn ana non-support, Inc par
ties were married in this city on Jan,
49, 1903, and have one child, the custody
OF which was awarded 20 plaintiff De.
PENDANT deserted plaintiff on April /,
1904, and has ever since failed TO pro.
vide for her and their infant child,
Plaintiffs maiden name, Jean NJ Dick
man. is restored to her By the decree.
Suit to foreclose a mortgage was filed
In the district court today by the Sid.
ney Stevens Implement company
against Albert Bailey and Annie NJ
Bailey The land sought to be fore
closed is part OF the northeast quarter
Of section 3, township south, range
west, Salt Lake meridian, and the
amount OF the Judgment asked Is Sl7s4j
principal Of the note and also for in
terest up to date, together with $50 as
attornCyss fees.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-16
lOS, 1903. 9S. 1889 and 1856; II. G. n. No. 3,
and senate bills Nos H. 49, 40, 40 and &c.
INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.

I'M ltpDltIlON VI BILLS
II. b. 1853, by Joseph. amends Sec
ton $50 Of the Revised Statutes, prO-
yidlng for supreme court decisions
within six months from date of hear
Ing.
II. -. i62 by Hopes amends section 6
Of chapter 1885, laws Of 1901, relating to
the taxation OF transient stock.
". y. 1863 by Marks amends section
GA OF the Revised Statutes, relating TO
fees OF shenffs.
H. B 1854. by Marks, amends section
515 OF the Revised Statutes, relating 20
the duties Of sheriffs,
II. b. 1856, by Marks. amends Sec
ton 1855 Of the Revised Statutes de-
nning larceny"
II. h 1866, by Marks, amends section
1852 OF the Revised Statutes, relating
to final accounts and settlements OF
estates.
H. b. 1871, by Marks, amends section
1851 OF the Revised Statutes, relating
TO partition and distribution Of the
property Of estates,
Edwards introduced H. y, 1868,
amending section 30jg OF the Revised
Statutes relating to the compensation
Of county commissioners, The bill
provides that In counties OF the first
class, an allowance OF t25 per month
shall be paid each member Of the board
OF county commissioners In lieu Of the
actual travelling expenses already emu
merated In the law,
The committee on salaries and fees
recommended the passage with amend
ment OF HI. y. 81, by Roberts, relating
10 fees OF clerks OF the district court
and county clerks,
The committee on federal relations
and memorials 90 Congress, recon.
nended the passage Of II. J. NJ. No. 4,
by Austin, memorializing Congress for
a grant Of land for state park
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-16
CARL A. BADGER.
Selected by His Class to Debate With
University Of Virginia Student
Especial to the News. }

Washington, u. c., Feb, 16.--Carl A..
Badger private secretary to Senator
smoot. who is taking a course In law
at George Washington university, this
city has been selected by his class as
one OF the representatives 10 debate the
question, SHOULD Labor Unions be In
corporated?" other debaters who take
the negative are students OF the Uni
verslty Of Virginia, and the debate will
occur at Charlottesville, next Satur-
day
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-16
ROBERTS COMPLETE won

Outlines Of Ecclesiastloa, ,,, ms
M5sS' G6o, S15i The Gossm.llselo E
N2S ,5o; New Witness pei Ia
1850 $3.50; Succession IN 10, io' dOd,'
dency," S0c, SOC, 7bo; "Riss we Pres.
Nauvoo," slips, t225; "Silssoonna Fail Q.
cutions," sl.25, ,2.25, ''Mormonu Pers,,
Of Deity" sl,OO tl25 and II 'y ~ poctrn,
Utah. LAKE CITY