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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-20

MOst lhipor""'
Iriratlon Scheme IncOr-
,m to Allow Government
,r, Passed.
v., too early to secure
ur on appropriations
d the recent session of
n, enough is now known
uratiOns to form an ac-
N Of the cost of the ses-
dye in outline the gene
have been passed, ben
aherwise.
uCns at the hands of the
he assembly will foot up
n,!iO,OOO mark. Actual
MS, taken together with
Standing appropriation,
al of over ,2,1s7,OO0, be-
nber Of smaller individual
s authorized by the law
\ adjourned.
,eral appropriation bill, to
costs and Improvements of
Institutions, proper, includ-
Ne normal schools, amounts
s!s.sO, while the appropri-
the state departments runs
ti,sil, ,
al cost Of the 23d session is
~ an Appropriation of $50,-
which vas covered several
appropriations aggreguting
s Slj3,li7.42.
Item In the deficiency
OF the scalp bounty.
governors veto of the
Two years ago and
Is5,SSl.11.
Expensive Session.
session is far more eX-
Y taxpayers of the state
NJ Two years ago. when
| ] made for tba ,,,,,an,.,
|sg,OOO for the a,,,,a an1
hlon and $165.OOO for the
L portage road.
|sc BIlls ,n,na,,.,
N. ,o,n,
besd ~ 'iu,'iper Oh go
ina ~ 'ne muse ana III
u, - e,uai ,, SHOWS zo'
|, i, a, 'ee'''a''oh. vi the
~ ~ Tue mouse, 265 were
.on - ,'o.e hhaue iaVor-
,h., oi measures m
: salary Law.
' Years of effort, and of
Wedges the legislature
y salary law, though it
! effect until 1907. In
! the extravagant com
NE state treasurer and
Of state will be con-
state printer. not being
referendum may be in
stature to curtail the
office.
notable events of the
The determined stand
vernon Chamberlain In
the legislature that he
JUS carrying the emerg-
'neh no emergency ex-
SOs'antial fruit in the
VI tne session, when in
ps the veto the general
Dill was amended SO
''' the objectionable
-
'ea !, the appropriations
: schools, and it is pos
!. .leferendum may be in
'asm' especially If, as is
'ome, 1t is applicable to
4 1,Auons out of a num-
u
l Commission.
on of a tax commission
tax code for s,,hr;ss,on
|esislature ua : NO aa tha
reiectine sonnsmann,s
TAI per cont ,aw 90 ths
}, Pei cent taX on tne
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-20
|M Bills Introduced.

ne Total number of 3T7
'sed In the house and in
ne calendar shows 269
FL OF legislation. OF the
N the house, 255 were
he senate made favor
EIOn OF Isl measures in
that body.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-20
Expensive Session.

session is far more en-
~ taxpayers of the state
Y Two years ago. when
| made for the approprl-
n'VVO Tor the Lewis and
Alon and $165.OOO for the
! portage road.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-02-20

,.,.rest. If you have
NV, wi help you with
! will bring you the
ssrs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
TAKEN INTO THE TOLLS.
Sam Grice Once More Arrested on
Charges of Burglary.

sam GTICe. frequently in police court.
was taken into custody yesterday morn
ing by Detectives Chase and Burt on
the charge of burglary This time
Grice was caught with the property i'm
his possession. and the police think
they Will be able to make a case against
him. Grice has been arrested a number
Of times for burglary. grand larceny
and petit theftS. but he has ALWAYS been
successful i'm evadinE the law
The fruit stand owned by FeIice Chi
arelia at 4I9 West Second South street.
and the Western Pacific saloon Just
across the street, were broken into
early yesterday morning Grice was
suspected of doing the work. and De-
tectlves Chase and Burt caught him in
the act of trying to dispose of some Of
the stolen property. They also found a.
Slot machine at his residence on West
Third South street, which belonged TO
the proprietors of the Western Pacific
saloon. The jimmy and bits which
were evidently used to gain an en-
trance into both places were also found
at GTice's home.
The canned goods which were stolen
from the fruit stand and the cigarettes
and tobacco taken from the saloon have
not been recovered The police authori-
ties will issue a search warrant TODAY
and every effort will be made to reco1,-
er the goods A complaint charging him
with burglary has been filed and Grice
Will be arraigned on Monday before
Judge c. 3. DiehI
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
U)0nfen'S Clubs

The Utah Sorosis Of Provo went for
an outing To the lake "Wednesday. iE-
stead of holding their regular meet
ing. Each member was allowed the
privilege Of inviting one friend max
ing about thirty i'm the party \ snort
session was held and each member told
a short story Boating was one of the
features of the afternoon. a lunch
was spread.
The Nineteenth Century club held its
last meeting of the season Friday aft
eTH00B at the home of Mrs g. o
Newell the hostess acting as mis-
tTeSs of ceremonies making snort
speech in which she announced the ses-
sion To be a Round Table" and that
each member was to respond with some
favored book or writer. The invited
guests were MesiameS g. W. Barnes
7. y Num-. Flora BCnahama and
Mooney After the meeting the charm
ing hostess served most delicious
lunch. The tables were decorated with
the club Colors, yellow and green.
The annual open meeting of the WO-
mans AthenaeUm Of Park city was
held Monday at the home Of Mrs
Charles Shields. The reports of the
secretary. treasurer. editor and libra
rian were read and accepted The past
president, Mrs l. + Hubbard adj
dressed the meeting and thanked the
members for the office from which she
was retiring During the afternoon Miss
Laura Townsend rendered two beauti-
full selections on the piano and Mrs
Julius FTankel gave two reCitatiOns- At
the close Of the meeting Mrs. Charles
Shields, the newly elected president.
presented the retiring president with
large bouquet of red and white carna-
T..H# I Soc T-H r-.a Il
the next regular meeting viii not be
held until October About thirty-fve
guests and members We're present
Tho board OF directors or the Ladies'
Literary club at its last regular meet
rnwnitt eeS for the year l905-0S-
Auditing Airs W. g. Jennings and
Mrs. n T NoImer.
Entertainment +. n. Miller.
chairman. Mrs j. NJ Bowman Mrs.
A. H. BoNrud. Mrs. NJ. J. "heeznau 80.
Ms u. II Dale Mrs W. ~. DruahI.
Mrs. &. H. Mcmahon. Mrs. 4. u. PEI
body and Miss Katherine Page
Fiuauce-AIr=- + = CritchIoW- chair
man. Mrs q. Il Hancock and Mrs w
r. Hutchinson.
-LiFrary-Nlrs- J. b Eddie and Mrs.
y. a. Vincent.
House-Irs- r I. Oswald. chair
man. Mrs. w. Ii. Biutz and Mrs. q. L.
Putnam
Mrs j. NJ Dart was elected a mem
her of The board 20 nii the vacancy
cFUsed uy the resignation of Ms
Woodruff oH account uf her intended
absence from the city the coming year
Rev. r W Pinkertou VIII lecture at
X O'Clock next Friday evening at the
Ladies' Literary club under the aus
d..
His subject viii be The Endurance"
The Home Protective League VIII
meet at the home of Mrs. u II. Two
mry. - Seventh East street. next Fri
day afternoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
TECHNICAL PLEA FAILS
Samuel Richards Ordered by Supreme
Court to Pay Penalty for
Burglary.

The supreme court handed down an
opinion yesterday in the case of the
state of Utah. respondent. against Sam
uel Richards. appellant. in which the
judgment of the lower court is suS-
tanned Richards is under conviction
for burglary committed at Fountain
Green, Sanpete county, the night OF
Sept. 2S 1904. In. his appeal he insisted
that the proof given at the trial In the
lower court did not sustain the allega-
ton Of the complaint that the crime was
committed in the night time. and hence
that his conviction should be annulled-
a review of the testimony convinced
the justices of the supreme court that
the burglary was committed some time
between sunset and sunrise Sept 24-2S-
as the store which was broken into was
then closed for the night. When arrest
ed near PaysOn, forty miles from the
scene of the crime. Richards had the
property taken in his possession SO
the supreme court concluded that the
crime was not only committed in the
night time. s charged. but that he was
doubtless the man who committed it.
There being no reversible error found
in the record OF the trial, the judgment
was affirmed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
WOMEN PLEAD FOR COLVIN.
Appear in Court in Behalf of Soldier
Charged With Drunkenness.

1t took just an hour yesterday after
noon in the police court to decide the
case of George Colvin, a soldier.
charged with drunkenness. Colvin was
thrown off a First street car Friday
afternoon by Conductor Joseph GrOes-
beck Several women passengers, as
well as two or three men. on the car
took exception to the way in which
COlvin was treated
Yesterday afternoon in the police
court Charles A. Taylor. Julia TAYLOR
and Geneve Clark, the daughter of ex-
Mayor John Clark, appeared with At
tOrney H. 4. Smith to defend CoIvin.
in the testimony it was brought out
that Colviu had been in the post hos
pital for four months, and that Friday
was the first day he had been released
He admitted that he had taken two
glasses of beer, but that he was per
fectly sober when he boarded the car.
Mrs. Julia Taylor and Miss Clark also
took the stand in his behalf. Judge
Diehl found the defendant guilty, but
discharged him on the ground that he
had received enough punishment.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28

OF A KNOCKER
About Spring Poetry.
BY JOHN KENDRICK BANGS.

o ADril deceitfuI April.
Month of the triple face.
summer, springtide. winter,
30 give myself a chaSe-
What do YOU think Of that"
Rotten" said RedfaCe, promptly
Perfectly rotten
That's just it." said the knOckeT-
You jump on me for being destructive
and when I am constructive you say
my stuff is rotten although as a matter
of fact that poem of mine IS hygIen-
ically perfect. moral, and based upon
everlasting truth No man who reads
that and lays the truth of it next his
soul Is going to be caught out IN the
April blizzard without an oVercOdt. or
with his summer hannels on just be
cause it's spTiHgtime- and Yet you say
it's rotten I suppose you'll say my
poem on May Is rotten, too. although
I think its pretty good. Listen to this:
. iocund. jOgUUd May
1T really seems to me
There is not much 10 brdC Of
IN Thy lOcuuCity-
What tho thou briugSt the bluCbird
With CaTOIliugs to man.
DoSt thou not also bring along
The pirate moving Van2
What OF thy restless swallows
That build i'm youder ash.
DoSt not thou bring him also VINO
Our crockeTy doth smash2
Why brag of golden buttcrcupS
And long. lush grassy greens.
When ne who knocks our furniture
To SmIrhCTccnS
Doth prance upon the highway
BY sea and grassy down.
From FCnkaIug to PittShUTC,
Fhum IIuil tp NataTtpWu2
To read the poets one would think
THec harbiuGeT Of joys.
And free from every littjc pest
The soul of man anUoyS.
But :. 7 know thee well - Hay-
Ne EDt thee STRAIGHT and pat.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28

First Presbyterian Church corner East
south Temple and & Streets. Rev. William
NJ Padeu. D. d. Pastor Morning ser
vice, " Il m subject 'Balaam's Pray
or Evening service As p, m subject
Moral Need Of Change" Sunday school
80 Young Peoples meeting $50. Junior
Endoayor. Wednesday, Ais. Weekly pray
cr meeting, Wednesday, S p. m.
Third Presbyterian Church. Corner 18th
Last and 18th SOuth--PreachiRg al u a
m and I-45 p m Christian Endeavor at
6-33 p m Sunday school. 1915 p. m
Josiah McLain, pastor
Westminster Presbyterian Church I'D
South Fourth West street-Rev. Mr.. Tain
W Davis. pastor. Residence. 140 West
Sixth South street Rev. Mr.. Lincoln
viii preach morning and evening sun
day school at l2-I5 p. m g +. meeting
at p. m Junior g +. at p. m. En-
deavor Presbyterian Sunday school
632 West First North Sunday school
services at I ~ p m All cordially wei
come
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
PILLOW CASES.

Wave Crest Brand
Size ~ by 30, worth 15c. Sale,
Zoe, or $1.2O dozen.
Salem Brand
Size ~ by 36, worth 1sc. Sale,
1jc, or $1.7j dozen.
Size 10 by 80, worth 2Oc. Sale,
lie. or 500 dozen.
Size 80 by 36, worth q 1-2c-
Sale, % 1-2c. OF $3.50 dozen.
Pequot Brand
Size 45 by 36, worth DC. Sale,
zoe. or $2.40 dozen.
Size 80 by So. worth Soc. Sale.
pc, or 1915 dozen.
Some two Of q kind ofher- o1I-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
EXCURSIONS EAST
Va OREGON Short Inc

salt Lake to Chicago and return. .s44- 20
Salt Lake to st. Louis and return. 20 20
salt Lake 10 St Paul or Minneap-
Oils and return -----.----...--.. Il 90
Salt Lake TO Omaha or Kansas
City and TetuTn...... -.-......... 81. 90
salt Lake TO Denver and return. 20 90
CoTTespondingly low rates to MANY
other points.
Tickets on sale May o ana %. and
June 3. >. 10 and l., good for return
until Sept. Is. See agents for further
particulars. City Ticket Office, 20f
Main street
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28

Judge Armstrong has granted a de-
cree of divorce to Frances DeSSO from
w 3. DeSso. on the ground Of non
support. They We're married at Lake
Charles. La. June ,. 1903. The plaintiff
was given permission to resume her
maiden name. Frances Carpenter.
The annual auction sale Of real estate
held by Salt Lake county under tax
deeds will be held tomorrow. It will
begin at 10 a. m. at the west door Of
the city and county building, and
County Clerk J. L Eldredge. jr-. viii
represent the county during the sale
There are $50 pieces of property TO be
sold.
The case Of William L. Turner
against the Utah Consolidated Mining
company now on trial i'm the federal
court. will be argued tomorrow morH-
ing and submitted to the jury. The
evidence was concluded yesterday aft
ernOOn al the adjournment Of court.
The plaintiff asks for $4,000 damages
done to his last years crops by the
smelter smoke
Hilma G. MalmstrOm and other heirs
Of Peter MalmstrOm, deceased. have
brought a $4,000 damage suit against
the Rio Grande Western Railway COM
pauy, alleging that his death July p
1903, was caused by the careIessness of
the defendant company and its en-
plOyes. MalmstrOm was I'm the employ
of the defendant as freight cOnduc-
tor. and while attending to his duty
was jolted off his train, run over and
killed
The jurors in the case Of August
ThieIe. tried in the district court for
assaUlting Charles Y Worthiugtou
with intent TO kill him. announced to
Judge Armstrong yesterday morning
that they were unable to agree. and
they were discharged and ThieIe was
Temanded to the custody of the sheriff
to await another trial at the next term
of court. unless he should be released
on bail in the meantime The jurors
stood seven for conviction to one for
acQuittaI.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28

Central Christian Church. Third East
and Fourth South DR. T W Pinkerton,
Past &hiuC both morning and
evening Hours of worship u a m and
y p. m Sunday school at 1920 y m
,nTIStlan Eudeavor at 6;f5 D. m. Junior
EnG9aLoT Tuesday. : D. m. PRAYER SER
Vice. Wednesday at p. m. Choir rchcar-
nal Thursday evening with Mrs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
Scientist.

First Church of Christ Scientist 236
last Inlrd south sunday school al Gas
D. H. Church service at II A. m subject.
Cod the Only Cause and Creator Each
" FdHcSday evening at y o. clock A meet
healing Of both sin and sickness All are
welcome 20 these services free reading
rooms open daily from 70 a. m 10 , y m
Main street Take elevator.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
Church Announcements
Methodist.

MeInOolSI.
First Methodist EpiscoDaI Church
Third South near Main. BENJAMIN Young
pastor. Services at I4-a m and o. m
Morning topic A Memorial Day Mes
sage Evening subject; God Looketh
Upon the Heart. The morning sermon
VIII be 10 the G. A r. posts and ". r G.
Of the city The special music viii be
in charge of Miss Agatha BerkhOeI- sun
uay ScnC0I at - q. n. Epw0rth League
at p. m Junior League at 3:I5 D. m.
-sti afe cOTOIa.Iy invited to these ser
vices.
Tiff NJ. F. Church.-Ninth East and
First South d. NJ. Helmick pastor
Preaching morning and evening by the
pastor In the morning Will be preached
a Memorial sermon. in the evening the
third sermon Of the series The Church of
Jesus Christ" Will be The Foundation
of the Church" Special music for the
day Claud J. Nettleton will sing a solo
In the morning The male quartette will
sing at both morning and evening ser
vices Sunday school at 10 O'Clock. Ep-
worth League a o. cordial invitation
Is extended to al these services
Memorial services at Heath NJ. E
church at II a m Corner Third south
and hghth West.
Memorial services at Waterloo n +
church. d. m Corner Caiena and Fourth
East Mr. Walker Of the First church
VIII sing for US. Let the house be filled
and we viii think of the past c. +
Cook, pastor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
COL. E. A. WALL BRINGS SUIT.
Seeks to Maintain Title to Certain
Claims in BINGHAM.

Enos \. Wall filed a suit i'm the dis
trict court yesterday. in which he al
legged that he was the owner in fee OF
the Horseshoe, Patrick. Sarsheld and
other mining claims in the West Noun
tain mining district Bingham. and that
the Oquirrh- Bingham Copper company
and Charles r. Knapp were claiming
title to the same. They had caused to
be recorded in the records Of Salt Lake
county certain agreements and options
and proofs of labor on and against
these claims. and it was averred that
all such agreements and options have
been forfeited. It was asked that the
court decree the agreements and OPP
lions null and void
The fling of the COMPLAINT in this suit
was followed by the fling in the Office
of the clerk Of the district court of a
disclaimer by the OqUirrh- Bingham
Copper company and Charles Z KNAPP
of any right title or interest in OF tc
the mining claims specified i'm the com
plant
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
800 Dozen Wash
Rags, ? for &c.
SHEETS,
Salem Brand Sheets

Salem Brand Sheets
Size II by 30, worth 65c. Sale.
soc, or 1915 dozen.
Size 81 by 80, worth 75c. Sale.
55c, or 500 dozen.
Size y by 80, worth Soc. Sale.
60c, or 500 dozen
Size 81 by 90, worth 95c. Sale.
73c, or 1925 dozen.
Pequot Brand Sheets
Size 81 by 80, worth Zoe. Sale
j5c, or 500 dozen.
Size IS by 90. worth SOC. Sale
&c or 1925 a dozen
- Size Y by 90. worth ooc. Sale,
zoe, or $500 dozen.
A travelling mans ,amp
JOc. Choice 10 close 9Sc I !;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
First Unitarian Society.

Services at Unity hall 40 South Second
SaSJ at II O. m. Rev. Frank Fav EDDY
PdstOr--SubjeCt of sermon. The T-nifar-
ian and TheosOphy-' Music hv Tnit,-
quartette. Sunday school at I2:I5 No
meeting of nifty circle for this week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28

Size 81 by 90, worth $1.25.
Sale, 9oc, or $1,000 dozen.
Palma Hemstitched Sheets
Size IS by 90, worth stOO.
Sale 85c, or 1915 dozen.
Size Y by SO, worth SI.15.
Sale, 95c, or $11.OO dozen.
Size 81 by 90, worth 1925.
Sale, S1Oo, or $11.75 dozen.
Size 81 by 90, worth $40.
Sale, $1-15, or $12,35 dozen.
Size 90 by 90, worth $50.
Sale, $1-20. or $13,35 dozen.
line Of towels 500 dozen in the L
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
Lewis and Clark Exposition, Port
land. Oreuon.

Mrs : j. Kenyon. Az LarTabee St.
has d beautiful place, close in, on car
line. for visitors to exposition. Rates
S.25 per day; room and hearty break
fast. Apply early for accommodation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
CoHgTega tionaI,

First Congregational Church Rev. FL
mer J. Goshen PGstOT--PJfhIic services AZ
u clock sunday school at 1880 Young
People $ society at O'Clock Public cor
daily invited to all services.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
WALKERS STORE.

shopping mex wek ewnl Il naet hum during
a W IA netl d wit the right goods
on adv Using Cid
sales have approval We
o shopping be betonr Better Monday
dk
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
An Avalanche OF Sheets and Pillow Cases.

Hundreds of dozens of these snowwhte sumber requisites
VIII be on the mark down" list the week
The best the Among them
famous Salem, Pequot and Palma brands.
No second find their offers
Will be the talk of the town.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
MORE BOOKS FOR LIBRARY.
ThiTty-five New Volumes VIII Be
Added Tomorrow Morning
-Iate Fiction.

lI" following tnlTtE-flNe volumes VIII
u~ added To- the public library Monday
morning. MAY -. 1896.
Miscellaneous.
Bradley William Cullen BRYANT 90
t"l"r.dE charlotte Mary NouGe.'
Johnson Literary Club Edition rs
vols
johnson Rambler 81 vols
johnson Adventure > VO.sl
Johnson dirr and Poems
Johnson RaSSer4S--
JohuSou-"Lives OF the Poets { vols.
J"nu~on-"M see llaneous-'
johnson Reviews
Johnson Eminent Persons
JChnSou-"Tae HebTideS."
JOhuSJn-.B oOk of Devotious
FuifeT-. Psychology Of Beauty"
STRONG Social Progress. 1875 20
Island Garden
IhWalJeS ed Early Western Travel ~
Vol T.
/ :. Census Bureau Street and Electric
Rdl3wa -.
ZlugwilI-"Biud children
Fiction.
AItshcIcr-"t
AuoerSon-"Ouly "a Fiddler"
Andersen no Rar0upsse,s
Benuet-"FpT the White Christ
Goodloe--"At the Foot of-thc Rockies 70,
Smith-~At Close Range
Tvuan-"Julia"
Van Eorst-''Amanda of the Mil
W Justin Wincate Raucbr,ar %,
Buy granite and enameIed ware fror
Harris while prices are so low. Harris
is On [fHTa # rect yol 9oe
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28

The prices on graniteware made nv
Harris are worthy of consideration
Harris is on State street. 23f-236.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
Episcopal.

ST. Mark Cathedral Very Rev James
r Eddie. Dean Fifth sunday after Eas-
"r-Ro2dtIou sunday I.5I a. m. holy
communion 9-45 A. m, Sunday school. ID
a m, morning prayer and sermon by the
Rev Alfred Brown of Ogden. + p m,
meeting OF COMMITMENTS league 80 y.
m. evening prayer and address. The pub
Hc Is cordially invited to attend the ser
vices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
500 Dozen Wash
Rags, : for sc.

Palma IIcmstitched.-
Size y by So. worth % 1-2c.
Sale, 23c. or 1910 dozen.
Size 45 by 36, worth % 1-2c.
Sale q 1-2c. or 1925 dozen.
Size 80 by 80, worth SOC. Sale,
Soc, or $3.50 dozen.
Towel Specials.
200 dozen bleached and IN
bIeached Bath Towels, worth 20c
each. Sale Price, lie each. or
$50 dozen. Limit, two dozen.
Huck Towels
Size 20 by 40. worth 1Sc. Sale.
u 1-2c, or $f.45 dozen
me of a kind. Values Zoe and
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28

English Lutheran Church. SIS South
Fourth East Street Rev II. y Hansen
FaStor--MOTnTTG services. % a. m sub
Jcct- Pure Religion SUNDAY school
~ a. m Young Peoples Society Of Christ
IAN t.ucc5vor. $50 D. m. subject Mis-
SlonS in Roman Catholic Countries. Miss
Nina knUdSUU viii have charge Of this
meeting and q very good missionary talk
Is expected The Ladies Aid society will
meet next Thursday afternoon at 30
q. clock at the residence Of Mrs F. A
Hook a South Sixth East Choir re-
hearSal at 80 O'Clock every Thursday
evening
Our SaviOT'S Evangelical Lutheran
Church. Fourth East between Fourth and
ruth South A G. H. Overn. Pastor
sunday services at 1879 a. m. in the Eng
HSh language The Ladies society will
meet next Thursday afternoon with Mrs
EVEN >5i Park avenue You are cordially
invited TO attend.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28

Buy granite and enameIed ware from
haffls while prices are so low. Harris
is on STATE street, 234-2S6.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28

When a "Hercules" boy IS out
on pleasure bent and the clouds
commence to gather black and
drizzle rain, does his mother
worry about his getting wet to
the skin2 Never; she has no
occasion to; she knows that he
will stay out IN the rain, that's
boy nature, but she knows, too,
that he IS wearing a t'HerCules"
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