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The Washington times., 1906-10-27
DEPOSITORS LOYAL
TO PEOPLES BANK
Many Would Stand by the
Institution Should 1t
Resume.
DIRECTORS MEETING TODAY
Comptroller Says Dividends Of 40 or 50
Per Cent Would Be
Paid.

Another meeting OF the directors OF
the Peoples Savings Bank VIII be held
this afternoon, at the office of w. r.
Guide, at which various matters relating
10 the banks affairs will be taken up.
Receiver Schoheld would not say on
what date he would send out the checks
Tor the first dividend 10 deposftors. nor
discuss any other phase of the banks
affairs
President Wilton J. Lambert said
there We're a good many matters to be
considered by the directors, and that
among them the question Of resuming
business at the bank might be consider
ed There would be no doubt about
the bank continuing in business" he
SAID. IF ii We're not for the blow that
has been struck us; bat il is very seri-
Gus matter 10 decide on opening after
such thing has happened"
DepositOrs Would Remain.
The general attitude of depositors Will
have considerable TO do, il is expected,
with the decision whether TO resume
business. Assurances have been given
by many that they will continue their
business with the bank if II is reopened.
The Comptroller of the Currency said
70 Times reporter this morning that
the newspapers during the last few davs
relative 10 what had been or would be
done In regard 10 the PEOPLES Savings
Bank. which were more or less mis-
leading 10 the creditors and the public.
VIII Pay Dividends.
The Comptroller said that nothing
would be done in regard to this bank
which does not meet the approval OF the
Comptroller's office, and that ANY au-
nouncement in regard thereto viii be
made by him. IL nothing is done to-
ward the reorganization of the bank
bY the directors, the receiver Will ray
as soon as the claims are proved ana
the checks can be made, a divided of
from 40 10 80 per cent from the cash
now on hand
As soon as the other assets can be
realized upon, further dividends will be
paid.
The first condition in any plan adopt
ed by the directors must lee that The
creditors shall be paid in fun a. cuCc
Mr.. Ridgely declined to express any
opinion in regard 10 the possibility Of
the Peoples Bank beng reopened.
The Washington times., 1906-10-27
MORRIS CROXALL NAMED
TO SUCCEED STICKNEY

Morris l.. Croxall was today appoint
ed chief disbursing officer of the Navy
Department TO NIL the vacancy caused
by the death, early this week, OF Major
Sdckney. who had held the office over
= quarter of a century.
The Washington times., 1906-10-27
EASILY EXPLAINED.

They claim it costs $27 to convert a
sinner in Indiana"
Cheap enough"
.'What makes you think SOP"
What makes-say, I guess YOU never
met any Indiana sinners !'-Cleveland
Plain Dealer
The Washington times., 1906-10-27
WOREhEN FIND $4,000
IN RAZING BUILDING

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct H.-More
than $1,000 IN gold pieces were found
By WoTkmen engaged in tearing down a
building on Fifth street above Master
street.
The Washington times., 1906-10-27
Produces the Proof.

THE author viii state a fact unim-
portGnt whether Il Is a fact or imagin-
ation-that does not count-and then he
will say for proof OF 1t see Congress
ional Record such a page and such a
date and when you get to the Con
gressional Record. Il viii be IN support
of brother Gaines or somebody else
properly injected into some other mans
speech
AND then you will find that hereafter
We shall have the following: Cd A state
ment on the floor OF the House, and for
proof OF II see campaign text book.
page so and so When you turn 10 the
campaign text book you will see a state
ment similar In principle. and for prOOf
OF II see Congressional Record. page So
and so. Thus YOU have got an endless
chain. evidence always ready. and / say
to you that the genius manifested i'm the
construction OF this book points TO the
name OF its author as one OF those fac
tors in our political life that was not
born 10 die"
The Washington times., 1906-10-27
0runkardS Cured
In 20 Hours
Any Lady Can Cure the Most Violent
DTunkard Secretly at Home.

To Prove It, a Free Trial Package Is
Sent Sealed TO All Who write.
Lex no woman despair The sure quick
permanent cure for drunkenness has been
found
II Is Golden Specific. II has no odor. II
has no taste Just little IS put iu the
drunkard's cup OF coffee or tea or IN his
food. He viii never notice it. he VIII be
cured before he realizes tt. and he viii never
know why he abandoned the taste for LIQUOR
The Washington times., 1906-10-27
Confessed on GalIows.
MARRIAGES A SUCCESS.

Considering how much lower than the
angels man was made. isn't marriage
rather amazingly successful. on the
WhOie2-Puck
The Washington times., 1906-10-27
Lines Morse Controls.

Mallory Line.
Clyde Line.
Metropolitan Outside Line.
Eastern Steamship Company.
Peoples Line.
Citizens Line
The Washington times., 1906-10-27

ned for Mccormick that the comma nv
had 81 600, or one-tenth OF the canital
stock, deposited at the bank. Through
this the papers OF Incorporation were
secured.
Miss KIetchmann Questioned.
Miss Iretchmann was summoned to
the District Attorneys office this morn
ing and questioned at length as 10 the
conduct Of the affairs OF the Aetna
Bank and the business methods OF
Messrs. Mccormick, Donaldson, and
Hoag
Mr.. Baker declined to give any in
formation as 10 The facts brought out
by this interview except 10 say that she
admitted that the other persons had no
money, as represented, and that her
part IN the transaction of the affairs
under Investigation was purely OF a cler-
Zeal nature.
1t IS probable from the information
gained from Miss kretchmaun thar 9th
ers viii be implicated in the affairs of
the bank before the investigation is COM
plete.
Mr. Baker saws that the affairs or me
hank will be Immediately placed before
the grand jury for investigation and
there VIII be no let-up until IL Is sifted
70 the bottom.
AT the Police Court this morning. Miss
kretchmann declined TO make a state
ment about the matter and said that she
would leave the matter entirely in
charge Of her attorney, Mr.. Sevren Mr.
Sevren said that he could prove conclu-
sively her innocence.
Comptroller Not Concerned.
The arrests of Mccormick, Donaldson.
and Miss Kretchmann We're not made, it
was explained AT the Comptroller's
Office ana at the bank. under the bank
Ing laws. The Assistant Comptroller.
Mr.. Kane. explained that there was no
banking law applicable 10 the offerses
alleged against them, and therefore the
matter was taken up by the District At
toruey under other statutes.
The Washington times., 1906-10-27

The early sower never bOrroWs of
the Late" nor does the early shopper Of
ten wonder why she missed bargain"
The Washington times., 1906-10-27
POWERS ALIGNMENT
READJUSTS EUROPE
England, France, and Italy
Bound Together in a
Defensive Alliance.

LONDON, Oct. 27.-Europe is to be
adjusted and a new alignment Of the
powers has been effected, materially
changing -he balance OF power which
was greatly Influenced by the paralysis
OF Russia, as the result Of the Russo
japanese war. Ia the future, England,
France. and Italy VIII be bound to-
gether in a defensive alliance, and the
making over OF Europe IN a political
sense is necessitated.
This change Is wrought through q
military convention. arranged between
Great Britain. France. and Italy, an
nouncement OF which has been made to
day although secret negotiations for its
accomplishment have been IN progress
for months. The convention. IL is
claimed, practically amounts to a de-
fensive alliance.
The Washington times., 1906-10-27
GrOSVenOr PAYS
Compliment to
John w. Gaines
Work of Compiling Dem
ocratiC Text Book Con-
Sidered Work of Art.

When General Grosvenor, the Repub-
lican House leader, was here the other
day his first desire was TO see the text
book OF the Democratic Congressional
committee newspaper correspond
ent gave the general a copy just as he
was leaving for Ohio. Grosvenor prom
ised TO read carefully and to send on d
few comments. Today the following let
ter, written after the Republican leader
had fully investigated the book, was
received
Il am obliged to you for the present
you made me OF the Democratic text
book. issued by the Democratic Con-
gressional committee and which is said
10 have been complied and put into OK
istence through the genius, industry,
and perseverance Of my old friend, John
Wesley Gaines, Of Tennessee. ] have
made careful minatiOn OF this
famous volume and II II does not trans-
nit the name OF Gaines 10 immortality
upon the future records Of political eff
fort, then future generations will be IN
worthy o. the commentator Of the low
ers OF gratitude and justice l have
gone through the book with great in
terest.
Has Missed Nothing.
Il was afraid at one time during my
examination that II might be possible
that there was some very old exploded
cock and bulr story that. by some in
adVertence, my friend had failed 10
transmit 10 imperishable print. but my
mind was relieved on full examination
This much can be said or this book No
man can be successfully indicted and
prosecuted under the anti-id0latry sec
ton Of the ten commandments for wor-
Shipping this product. FOR II IS not IN the
likeness OF anything in the heavens
above CT In the earth beneath or IN the
waters under the earth.
so there Is no danger under that
phase. but under the Burking law
against the disturbing OF graveyards
and the resurrecting process by which
old things are brought 70 light there is
a fine field for operation. Ny friend has
even reproduced the oft exploded prop-
oHltion that the Treasury was empty at
the close OF HaTrisOn's ADMINISTRATION
and numbeTless others OF Ike antiquity
and ineffectiyeness. But the real gen
ius OF this construction IS shown in
this sort Of way.
The Washington times., 1906-10-27
MCCORMICK DENIES
FRAUDULENT WORK
WITH AETNA BANK
CONTINUED from First Page.)

fed for Mccormick that the company
had 1000, or one-tenth OF the capital
stock, deposited at the bank. Through
this the papers Of incorporation were
secured
The Washington times., 1906-10-27
Italy Breaks With Germany.

For one thing, the new convention
means the practical breaking OF the
triple alliance between Germany, Aus
trO-Hungary, and Italy, the latter ma
ton joining with England and France.
That the entente between the two lat
ter countries VIII be strengthened, goes
without saying.
Just how the new alignment of the
powers Will be received in other capt.
tails. is causing considerable speculation.
Spain and Portugal both are reported
10 favor II, regarding the readiustment
as the surest guarantee ever offered of
the maintenance OF peace in Europe.
The Washington times., 1906-10-27
Kaiser Is Annoyed.

Germany is expected to view the con-
ventiOn unfavorably, but as the alli-
ance is intended as a peace guarantee,
II is hardly believed the Kaiser can
find ground for objection. in view OF his
declarations in favor OF peace.
The Washington times., 1906-10-27

Fire underwriters say the private
rooms IA our new Fireproof Storage
building are the most approved. Nov
ing. Packing, Storage
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-07

Baltimore Jewish Refuge
f1 tho last few months tlcrc las been
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-07

After q O'clOck-fuIl dress.
Our new swallOw-tail is
an ideal garment.
Wide on the shoulders.
close at the hip, silk lined.
Trousers the latest models
w % lite Nvaistcoats with
pearl buttons.
Nothing finer.
$1,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-07

SILK and Opera Hats.
Gloves. shirts, Studs. paten Mt
leather shoes everything
TO perfect a faUltless APP
pe0ra zee.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-07

For Boys, too.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-08

Ole cnstomers Saturday.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-08

9c ! e:
as gngham white shepherd
81 NEN ms to
W|H- vaius
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-08
GraniteWare

Bought of a big St Louis auction
house at low cash prices. Not big
quantity. Probably enough to last
one day, Saturday. The prices are
very special. All the granite with
the exception of the coffee and tea
pots is first quality four coated mot
tied blue and white ware Surely
you'll buy at these Saturday prices.
COFFEE AND TEA POTS of
second quality gray enameled ware
two big lots for Saturday:
25c 1 y quart pots, 15c
35c quart pots, 19c
15c Granite Kettles, 2 quart. 19c.
Granite Kettles, quart, s5c ones
for zoe.
sac Dish Pans. IA quart, sec.
SOC Dish Pans. 10 quart, soc.
Csc Collanders for 19c.
15c Wash Basins Zoe.
19c Pudding Pans, 2 quart. 12c.
soc Berlin Kettles, 4 quart, soc.
sec Straight Kettles, 8 qt., 4Oc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-08

There viii Be hundreds Of summer shirts spread out
on the bargan tables tomorrow arrangsd according to
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-08
Drug Dept
Specials

REXOLEUM-10c bottle Sc
S. S. $500 bottles 6sc.
WINE OF CARDUI-$1.O0 bot
ties 69c.
TALENA-$1.oo bottles sec.
IIOUOZONE-$1O0 bottles 69c.
SYRUP OF PEPsIN-s1.OO bot
ties 69c-
KODoL-s1.0o bottles CSC.
FENNER'S KIDNEY CURE
500 bottles sec.
FoLEY's KIDNEY CURE-s1
ATLANTIC SEA sAIlT-5-rb
SEVEN SISTERS HAIR Grower
PALMo TABLETS size
HAYS HAIR HEALTH-5oc
size sec.
ROBINSON'S LITTLE LIVER
Pill SA25c size 121zc.
WILLIAMS SHAVING SOAP
10c size SC
Csc size 15c.
WILLIAMS TOILET WATER
soc size soc.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-08
Good Candies

DATE BON-BONs-fresh seed
less dates in a sugar covering
pound Sc.
SWISS MILK FUDGE=one of
our biggest selIers-pound 19c-
SALTED PEANUTS-fresh, per
pound Zoe
ICED BUDS-caramel covered
with frostfng &C.
FLOWING EAPLES=as good
as the name pound 15c.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-08
This Stores Greatest Sale of
Summer Ready=to-Wear
Bargains -Come Save Money

The prices are low because the goods were bougl
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-08

duction From the largest shirt facGory IN this western
Country. Shirts that sell in regular stock al ths
time because thew are the best shirts f1r The money we
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-08

La should eel ID 75c and 81. Sal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-08

size at your choice 4Oc Shirts in this lot DONE forget
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-08
Summer JeweIry

Some of the special values of
which there is such an abundance
at this counter at all times. Prob
ably these prices will appeal to you
VIOLET WAIST SETS to a
set-very popular-reguIarly
10c-special Saturday, set... QG
WOSIEN'S BLOUSE SET "a
pins in set@engraved free %
saturday, set. ........- syTC
BEAUTY PINS on a card
new styles-15c values 4
cara " -
SIGNET SCARF PINS-fuu line
of initials-15c values Sc
BLOUSE PIN SETS@sterling
fronts on card-5Oc values
set 24c.
ADJUSTABLE E BELT Buckles
can be adjusted quickly-eaeh
10c.
BELT BUCKLES of smoked
pearl-very marked 4sc-
for Saturday 35c
HAT PINS with sterling tops
Csc ones for Saturday SC.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-08
Screen wire. NC

The standard quality of green
screen wire cloth-all widthS-reg-
ular price &c per square foot-on
sale Saturday, per square H.
foot 4 ~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-08
Tunblers. Dc

These are sold regularly at 45c
per set of six=on sale Saturday at
&c each=a limited quantity-two
styles=one heavy and one thin
grade-pIain and imitation cut
glass pattern=worth 45c per set
of six=en sale Saturday, only D.
six to a customer, each. .--.. Il
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-06-13
Short Locals.

Mrs. Orson Thatcher gave birth to a
son Thursday evening. All concerned
doing fine.
Lost.-Eight weeks old SOW pig,
mostly black. Leave word Harry
Brown I
Miss Lavirna Worley, chief clerk of
the Bell Telephone Co., Of this city, is
enjoying months vacation.
A big bunch OF satisfaction with
every job Of plumbing or steam fitting,
A. II. Palmer, the plumber.
Adam Patterson, the Ogden capital
list, left for Mexico last Saturday to
meet Aquilla Nebeker at the timbe 7
grant purchased by Utah people.
David Eccles will join Mr.. Patterson
at San Antonio, Texas.
The Germans of this county will hold
conference next Sunday In the Logan
tabernacle at 10 a. m. and 2 p. m. The
following speakers are expected to be
in attendance: Pres. Anthem II. Lund,
Rulon ). Wells, Hugh j. Cannon,
Arnold Schulthess.
At the Presbyteria church Thurs.
day evening. Joseph A. Smith Jr. and
Miss Della V. Bishop were united in
marriage by Rev. N. Il. Clemenson,
Miss Bishop Is the daughter of Drug.
gist John Bishop, a highly respected
young lady with many friends. Mr.
Smith Is the son Of Joseph A. Smith
OF Providence. instructor in music al
the A. &. Of U.
The best place for Lad
les fine shoes, Gents
furnishings, gloves, anC
fine shoes is at Andreas
PetersOn's.
Will West, son of Jacob West of thi
city, re-interred son in the Logan
cemetery last Thursday. The remains
were removed from the cemetery a
Chesterfield and brought here by team
Mr.. Vests first wife is buried herr
and the re-interment was made her,
that all might be in the family ground
| The trip down was bad one, Tn,
roads being all but impossible.
If there is any team OF horses II
this county possessing more "gump
tion" than one possessed by W. II
Barker, of Newton, we would like t,
see the color Of their hirsuit ador
ment. Mr.. Barker left his horse
standing united on Center street las
Saturday, and they, finally became rste
less. Instead Of kicking around lik
tiends and finally running away, tn,
animals walk leisurely to the hitchrack
picked out good spot between othe
vehicles and teams there and sto0'
quietly. This Is real "hoss sense" tn
Kind some people haven't when the
become restless.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-06-13

John T. Game III has been ap-
pointed to succeed Professor Clark as
head OF the department OF animal in
dustry at the A. c. OF U.
The little red adobe house on the
James T. Hammond lot on West
Center street Is being torn down for
the building OF the Eccles residence.
A telegram received announces the
birth Of a 10 10. boy to Mrs Norfieet
at the home of her parents In Lebanon,
Mo. Mrs. Norfeet's mother stlll ling.
ers very low.
Orson Smith returned to Nevada on
Tuesday morning after stay OF one
week with his family In Logan. He
Is feeling and looking well and says
that his future prospects are exceed
ingly bright.
THE REPUBLICAN regrets the neces.
sity OF cutting many news items short
and neglecting others entirely. An
overplus Of advertising at a late hour
Is responsible for this. Advertising
will probably prove more profitable
reading than u other any way
Moses Thatcher Jr. has new light
in his eye and Joyous spring TO his
gait not noticed heretofore. It's a
boy that came to Mrs. Thatcher on
Saturday. This is the first boy. hence
the extraordinary jubilation in the
Thatcher household
Manager Ramshaw and w f. Mad.
sen, of the Bell Telephone Co., went
to Franklin yesterday TO round up
subscribers. Mr. Ramshaw carried a
gun, and the plan was for him to
shoot any whom Madsen couldn't talk
into installing Bell phone. 1t will
be intert sting to note the result OF
this trip.
Word comes from Peru, South
America, that the smelter started by
A. W. McCune is doing exceedingly
well, where the whole business started
by Messrs. Hagin ana McCune has
been perfected There will be thir-
teen smelters running to consume the
product OF their wonderful copper and
silver mines In the Andes.
Cotton from cotton bearing trees
over tile city is flying through the air,
despite the splendid effort made this
spring to get rid Of all such trees.
The officers went at the matter sys.
tematically and large number Of
trees were removed, but IL appears
thai some Of these offensive ones have
escaped. In justice to those who
have removed their cotton braring
trees, those remaining should be re-
moved at the very earliest oppor-
tunity.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-06-13
City and County

Wanted--Thirty pounds good but
ter each week inquire Davis car.
w. II. Jones, "Bin," In town, Evil
son Whiskey That's ALL"
We sell the Earth ana Loan money
on 1t. ii. A. Petersen & Co.
Men and teams wanted 10 log at
Smiths saw mill, Logan canyon.
Down In the Third ward an cpl.
demi c OF whooping cough Is raging.
No less than eight families on one
block are Quarantined.
Pres. Kerr, of the A. G. OF IT,, went
to Salt Lake Monday noon on matters
pertaining to college business.
For REST.-One cottage half block
south OF b. Y. College. Inquire OF
Smith Bros. Lumber Co.
Miss Lulu Carpenter, librarian at
the Univer ,ity OF Utah, is at home In
Logan TO spend the summer.
For Rent-Cottage I block north
court house; three rooms, Pantry,
closet, cellar and summer kitchen.
Smiths Lumber Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Langton came
down from Rexburg Sunday evening
and will spend some time here.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1906-06-13
Preston and Piper are
going out of the wal
paper business. Now Is
the time for bargains.

NJ. S. Marriott, a sheep man living In
Mariotsville, north west OF Ogden, was
arrested at Paradise last Friday by
the deputy sheriff for not confirming
to the law In filing certificate with
the county clerk before bringing his
flock Of sheep into Cache County. The
gentleman put up cash bond OF fifty
dollars. 1t Is the intention OF the
county officials to vigorously prosecute
all violators Of the sheep law, as 1t Is
thought that there has been too much
laxity In the past regarding sheep
grazing in this county.
The reunion OF the Knowles family
was held at Benson ward on Saturday,
June 8, that being the birthday ami
versary OF William Knowles, i'm whose
honor the descendants met. There
were ffty.two members Of the family
present, eight OF them sons and daught-
ers OF the deceased. The remainder
were grand and great grand children.
The morning was taken up In visiting
and talking over matters pertaining
to the estate and arranging a program
for the afternoon. After luncheon
speeches and songs we're the order Of
day. The festivities were closed with
a dance In the evening. On Sunday
the older members OF the family visit
ed the grave Of their honored parent.