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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-29
NO IMMORTALITY
FOR OLD BACHELORS
Chicago Professor Pronounces
Eternal Doom for Those Who
Do Not Wed.


CilC AGo, Cctober Z7.-There is no bore
Of Immortality for bachelors ara ola
maids. according TO Professor Iaurner
PSYCHOLOGIST and occult Instructor for the
new thought movement
Without the possession Of raternal or
maternal instinct and influence irDuor-
taity cannot be gained" he said
tie advocated schools Of love-the only
opioma Tor which would be a marriage
certificate.
This is a world Of love" he said. wet
love Is not taught in tho public schools.
There should be schools Of love. ana the
young should be educated I'm love The
Public schools Of to-day educate only
the animal instinct"
ur. Pratt declared that the harmony
20 be effected by the new thought cult
would do away entirely with sickness
and the doctors would have 10 go out
Of business. By proper mental discipline
even grief over death would be un-
known.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-29
Auction Sales-This Day.
BY J e. Eiam e CO.
Real Estate Aucti0neers
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
OF
The Well-Located and Very
Desirable Two Story De
tached Frame Dwelling,
No. GIG Mosby Street.

BY direction Of the nonresident owner.
We shall sell by public auction on tho
premises. on
MONDAY. OCTOBER o9TU.
~ Z 30 o'clock =. ~. the ahTe~ named
Neat. Attractive and Comfortable De-
tacntd. Two-Story Frame Dwelling OF
sew EN- rooms, with the usual convenience.
and tu good condition, and the f0t be-
ms unusually wide and deep fronting
about IS - feet. This property is most
conveniently and pleasantly situated on
rho west side Of M0sby Street between
jefferson Park and Venab.e Street. am
excellent renting locality. the present tan-
anita most desirable one-haviuE oc.u-
pied tho property for the past eight Years
and would gladly remain
Terms. One-third cBsh. balance at six
or twelve months. by negotia bile notes.
with interest added and secured bv deed
~ trust, or all cash. at option ~ purchas-
or J. p ELAN g. co. Auctionocrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-29
Kansas Growing Up.

II IS natural thing o. ask man
when Introduced 70 him. what state ns
came from The fact u.s. however fn,f
Kansas is getting 70 have big native
porn population When the first census
Thousand more people Twins Boo Kansas
who were born In Missouri than there
We're who had been born on Kansas
soli only one-tenth OF tho people ia
inc state then. including all tie babies.
had been born on Kansas soil Accord
ing 20 the last census. however. tnc.e
were nearly half the people living fu
Kansas who were born bob tho state
by tho time the next census Isl taken
two-thirds 81 the people in the state
Will be native hou.-kausas Clty Journal.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-29
Railroads.
p - - Richmono.
n cfN, Frederi cSsourr 4
= En.nr-...

r. +. ca p. s s..s@s .:'':ssss
Trains Leave Riehmo7a-North~ard
80 4 81 -Jal.s -2l.r eI through
'-o' A. M--"eeE Days-Eioa- AsnlaEd 40
SO a 1-Ualy-Bysa ST. Through Local
t-Week Iays-Fyrs - rorzh
so a M.-We'k Iay -str SO 81. E-el.. ~ <s-
oAia dalton
' y = e.."- '.I. fh~~ur.i
o-s' p M-WeoE ua. s-Ena Ash al '-.
Trains Arrive Observation-Disclosures
90" a week Days-Eiba- Ash ana Ac-
$50 a M.--Week nayq-8yra s., FressrieSs-
i-0' " " eek D7ys-Byrd 81 ThrcuEa
-Daiiy-Nain 81 through.
-" s - a-vSek Days-Eioa- Asaien4 40
az " -faiy-Byri 81 Through
Sud -Da Hv--ByrI 81 Through. local
~ -Dau--Nfai1 So Through
-..tL r- 'n mar Steer ~ ~ Pq-'or cars -
$50 trafn7 er---t trafns arrfv NJ 1tich-
'oo9d il 81 ". week lays ana local accom-
- a--frr'e ard departures ard -ornec-
7 ~-7ro -fsar
- Dr-r~ O. W ~rrP x TNvrOR.
49, % Pre7f- Ger'i Sunt T-7f Mgr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-29
PRETTY YOUNG WOMRN
WOULD RUIZ An ENGINE
Railroad Official Nearly Col
lapsed When the Girl Applied
for a Job.
Especial to The Tlmas-Dlspatohl

ALBANY. \. Y, October 27.-statlon-
master Rees, OF the Now York Central
nearly collapsed to-day when a pretty
Young woman with blonde hair walked
tito his Office at the union station and
asked II she could get d position as cu-
gincer or fireman on the road. She gave
her name as Miss u. II. Snyder. and said
she was q graduate OF mechanical
school
Mr.. Rees said he could not 90 anything
Tor her She then went 90 Division sue
periutendcut Harrington Office. but chat
oHiciai was out She then said 5he was
going TO The car shops ln West Albany
and apply there FOR "a lob
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-29
Southern Railway.

TRAINS LEAVE rr.-r,Sn~D
- - lowing schedule figures puhrshed
n - ~ 'rmatlon a7f are not Guaranteed
a. = N naf'v-foral for charlotte.
'-.'' VI Daf'r-f United Ruffe+ Pullman %
anta AMI Pirr'7vha-- ~ew orleans.
minis CNat-er0nEa ans an ne SOUTH
Drnr7 c0ecf '- C'rs-. Grew oxford
- h-EK surlav-i-ev-vfla rocal
~ - a'v-l-t~'te rsu''00an reafs 2;3o
? y r-~ af the south
NfNnE nrTrn r~r
-" M-Fxcep- su-iay-No 1s-Rarinors
-''6 M-rv-ept sunsay-No 'o-Loca; to
as a Keep, suntay-No. 74-Loosi -
" 20 70 N-r-o-n MI ne soush
- -r'-001 ~ha-'-fto Defaf~n Trir1ara.
. 1a7e C'tv 7rf Vocal Sfrsf-rr
~ --r--r-~ ue----frf, s~F .---1 -fa.s~-a
~ NO f7-r-r-o pa'f'-'1-r ans west
o,S = y ~ .. s.-s p ~ ~ - Tro=
Wee Poinf anf roc-l stations
~ 80 or 2 lraf- Go Dr~e--o-f -
t TN0-p Dr1-vrC-V
'e- NJ D--7 T-1t MI 2
" " ~ t-r 0-
N71rf-~t1- r r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-29

the simple reply. Il am Perlcles"
Why shouldn't / be even more than
Pericles2" was his reply 10 a questioner
to-day. II am to be sncered ~ and
laughed at simply because ] have been
able TO put some salt on the tail Of
new idea? IL there any one around who
ever saw Pericles2 Well. then. let them
say what they will
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-29
The Automobile a Rest Cure.

10 IS a mystery to me that enterpris-
i~- manufacturers have CD long ia led 20
exploit the restorative qualities OF their
machines. But 90 VIII come before long
Tor in the minds of Thinking men there
begins 90 dawn faint conception OF
tho untold rossuiitos FOR good Ia this
restless age Of the automobile as a rest
cure. Atlantic Monthly
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-29
To Build Houses

Messts. Green and Redd placed 20 record
on Saturday n decd conveying To- NieSsrs
James Donahue and Felix Kegan no feet
OF ground OF West Grace street near thc
Lee Monument '"'
The purchasers will in a short vchilo
begln the construction of four Handsome
residences. the plans for which are now
being drawn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-29
FOR JAMESTOWN
Massachusetts and Boston APP
point Representatives.
speclal % Tie Tlmes-Dlspa.ch

BOSTON, MASS. October 2S.-WUlian
j. Coihar.n was chosen yesterday as the
representative Of Massachusetts and Bos-
ton 20 get MP exhibits OF city and state
Tor the jamestown Exposition Tho
'no'ce was made Pow the Joint committee
or leading organizations appointed 10 CON
slider the exposition az meeting az the
Chamber Of Commerce Building A volt.
was taken 'u favor OF collective oxhihi-
for tnc State and another for the city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-29
STOCK BROKERS.
Geo. fixing 6 Co..

11O4 1-2 f. Main St. Richmond. Va.
STOCKS. COTTON AND GRAIN.
Fractional Lots a Speciality.
Close Attention 20 Out. Of Town Accounts
PRIVATE WIRES.
NEW YORK, CHICAGO, NEW ORLEANS
Western Union Branch IN our of3ce
Stock Ticker IN Customers Room.
Mem bers--A
Richmond Grain and Cotton Fxcb,r,,.
Strangers visiting the city are invited
TO make our Office their headouarters
and have mail and wires sent in our care
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-29
Chesaneake n. Ohio Pailwau

cincinnati. i0di7naoors. So louis chira-
90 Louisville NasNvfWe N-o,~ni-
2,lb " suf $500 p ~ daily
Westbou0d Local Trains:
80 4 - fanv rrf sr7 - ~ week 4a~.
Newport News. Norfolk and Old Point.
e,oo =. an5 600 P - daily
LEGAL FOR Newport News and Old Poi-t.
755 ana 500 p " daily
James River Tine:
~ % A " daily. 5.ts T. 81 week ssv.
=. arrive Main Line from w~st. = 30 A n.
Eart, .io-'s " sirf5 X s-oS p NJ
. ~ p. James River. ESQ A. " sst
= " L.Da-E ..Ev ernfarl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-29

90 reach Baltimore philadelphia. New
York ami ON points North and East--
tho popular YORK RIVER ROUTE.
Leaves Richmond daily except sunday
1890 T. A. once No 920 East Main
Street. Richmond. Va
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-29
NE sToCk MARkET 81 NJ ~


IS u net of a. sc lrtic i, f. >e- y 49,
m f. 5ta ana FOR
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-29
THE SINPLE LIFE
KILLED THO OF EN-
Eden OF the German "Suu
Brothers Broken Up by
Death.
DIET OF COC0ANUTS FAILURE
Berlin Philosophers, Who Lo-
Gated on Pacific Island, Die
Of Exposure.

BERLIN. October = The "sln.pIe HfeF
proved 100 complex for the group % Ger
man authors. painters. and philosophers
VINO tried 90 follow Sc on the Island OF
Kabakon in the bismarck Archipelago.
They were eager 60 start life afresh
unde- physical conditions approximatug
those Of primitive man. They formed a
colony under the name 90 the "Suu Broth
'rs.' in aliusiou 90 their Wish o. enjoy
permanent sun baths iu ;ae costume OF
Adam. THOR food was 20 be limited 60
uuts and fruit. Their labor was 10 COM
-ist OF tlung the land and tending their
herds
The enterprise proved az brief az 1t was
simple. Herr LItzow. tine author. and
H"rr Engeihardt. the philosopher. have
died from the combined result Of expo
slro from NOT wearing clothes and cN-
laust'n from Inadequate diet. The ma
tirss Killed Herr Bettman tie philoso-
Iasr The others have returned n dee
srair to civilization.
Colony Three Years Old.
Tho sun Brothers founded their colony
ou tho island if kabakou. iu the South
Pacific. in 1876. The leaders were August
Euelehurdt. getarian. physician ami
philosopher OF Munich. aud Max Lutzow
musical director Of one of the Berlin
theatres
Englauardts philosophy was tho Sim
Pile ife' BE believed i'm life ion tne
tropics where man could 90 naked. eat
nuts and fruit. drink only water. and
work only when Dee felt inclined such
life le believed would mean absolute
freedom from si.k uess and would enable
those who lived 10 % carry oar great
ideas u literature. arts ana tho sciences
q number Of authors painters and
writer's. converted to Englehar8ts phil
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-10-29
Auction Sales, Future DAYS.
sutton g. Co.
Real Estate Auctioneors
COMMISSIONERS SALE
OF
Valuable Tract Of Farm and
Timber Land.
IN HANOVER COUNTY VA. CON-
TANNING 26f ACRES

I'm obedience 20 the requirements % "a
decree Of tho Circuit Court Of Hanover.
entered The 10Th day Of September. 1905.
ln the suit OK Nolio f. Anderson or ais.
VS.. William Taley ct ais. the under
signed special commissioner. VIII. ora
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER I. 1905.
az O'Clock = NJ. at the front door Of
the courthouse of Hanover county. Va.
offer for sale. at auction. 20 the highest
bidder, the above described real estate
Tho property is that formerly owned
by tile late Thomas n Green. and ad-
foins the lands ~ 7 TIersey William
Ely-on. William Ianes O. g.. Proadius
j. J.. o keefe and estate ~ Nat Wheat
and IS situated in Henry AIaglsteriai
District. about two miles from Ashcal1e
Station. on the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway. contains sufficient cleared land
suitable for trucking and farming. and
the balance IN Young timber and cord
wood II also contains a residence and
some outhuldings. A plat ~ the same
can be seen at the ofnce O., che auc-
tioncers
TERMS Ore-third cash and The res-
.lse in three equal instruments with
interest ar g Der cent. added. payable
az s. 10 and rs months from day o. sale
and title retained by court rs security
for the deferred payments. OF an cash.
q the option ~ the purchaser.
FRANK T. SUTTON, JR
WALTER SyDNOR
WM CRTAfP TUCKER.
Special Commissioners.
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= TITII' 7 UI|I" |IIT --------- -
f'or the calendar year 10 date
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18

Carter, charged with forging the name
OF NJ. J. Maiben 20 a check, has been
set for next Monday.
Hon. W +. Rydalch win deliver the
grafton on the twenty-fourth al the
Second ward celebration in this city.
The Provo City directory recently Is
sued by II. /. Polk q Co has been
delivered 10 subscribers here. The es-
innate OF the population OF the city IS
5000. The book contains valuable IN
formation on many subjects relating 70
the city and 10 Utah county, and is the
best directory Of the city ever publish
ed.
Nora r, Hayiland and Daisy +. More
lock have located IN Provo for the pric-
tise OF their professions. that OF osteo-
pathy.
3. Y Roper, juvenile court officer
Of this city, went TO salt Lake yester-
day TO See his brother. Leo who is at
the Holy Cross hospital whore he was
taken from Castle Gate. he Is reported
here 10 be suffering from o very severe
injury to his spine. received while al
work In the coal mines az Castle Dale.
Henry Andrews Of Alpine met with %
serious accident Saturday evening.
wsle driving along the road rea~
Sandy on his way home from salt Like.
one Of the front wheels Of the SEE. lp
came of and Nh Andrews was thrown
90 the ground in front 30 the other
wheel, which passed over hia chest and
broke FIVE OF his ibis. The team ran
away and Mr. Andrews was len over
an hour before he was found and given
assistance. Il is believed he viii re-
| cover
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18
Committees Cannot See Eye to
Eve With Company and Matter
Turned Back 10 Council.
l,5T DRIVING IN CANYON
r-,,o Arrests Already Made and Prac-
iisc VIII be stopped by
sheriff.

Ogden. July lS.-The meeting held
last evening az the> county courthouse
htween representatives Of the I'M
movement League and city council last
o. Tor over two hours The proposed
new franchise TO be granted to the Og-
don Waterworks company FOR a perio /
~ 30 years, and the one drafted by the
veterworks company were both gone
through very carefully. II was beliey-
81 that settlement OF the litigation
and other differences existing between
,hc city and the company had been ad-
,usted. but when the committees be-
can to carefully consider the two fran
thises they found that there were sew
eral quite important differences. so the
committees decided 10 submit the prop
osiuon TO the city council with the rec
ommendation that they adjust the dlf-
ferences as best they can and then
grant the franchise 10 the waterworks
company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18
LIFE SAVED BY SWANP.ROOT
The Wonderful Kidney Liver and
Bladder Remedy,
SAMPLE BOTTLE SENT FREE BY MAIL

swamp Root. discovered hy the emil
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promptly cures kidney liver bladder
nud uric acid troubles
some of The early symptoms of weak
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gravel or caIculi. bloaung, salIow CONF
lIeNIon, pudy or dark circles under tfe
eyes suppression of urine. or compel',5
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tn" mild ana extraordinary effect of
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kilmyr's sWaWp-Bo0t is soon realized.
To spnus The highest for rs wonderful
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you need medicine you should have
The best
Svamp-Root Us not recommended for
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Sold uy druggists .u dfly-ceut and
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including many of The thousands Of
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18
7 oday $ Ogden News

hls little Is months old baby boy. The
Utah statute provides mat every par
ent OF any child under the age Of six
years. or any person 10 whom any
such child has been conhded. Tor nur-
ture or education, who deserts such
child IN any place whatever with m-
tent wholly To abandon Il, IS punish
able by Imprisonment in the state pri-
son not exceeding i've years or M The
county iap not exceeding six months
According 20 the information furnished
the officers. Colyin has for q long time
neglected his wife and child, failing
20 care Tor them. and that he has
now deserted them and gone to Park
CITY IN company with other women. 4
warrant has been placed I'm the hands
OF Sheriff Sebring for the arrest Of the
young man.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18

when he Was seized with apopleXy. He
was quickly carried to his bedroom
end a physician was summoned but
before he arrived the old gentleman
had brcdthed his last Mr. Bohn has
been q resident Of ogden but a few
years. having come here from Winona.
MINI, where he had resided for many
years and was well known and highly
respected. His remains will be taken
there Tor burial lie was born IN Ger
many Dec. 6. 1885, but came 20 Amer
lea when about % years OF age He Is
survived by an aged wife. who IS in
ioor health. also several sons AMI
daughters In ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18

but on the contrary. considerable
consolidation and reduction ~ forcs
as the larger works are completed. TIL
e indicated by the annual expenditures
For the fiscal year ending June 30, 1908,
there Hcre "a little over half a million
dollars for 1905, one and one half mil
Aons for 1905 three and three quarters
millions. and for the year ending June
50 1908, Vory nearly eight millions.
DE greater part ~ this amount bcpg
expended durnc the months Of MAY
and June when The expenditures
reached over a million dollars each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18
TIL, SMILE

that won't come on, appears on ba.
by's face after one bottle OF Whites
Cream Nermfuge. the great worm
medicine. Why not keep that smile
on baby's face. II you keep this med
icine on hand, you will never see any
thing else out smiles on his face. Mrs.
s.. Blackwell. Okla, writes:
MY baby was pecvlsh and fretfuL
Would not eat aud feared he would
die ! used bottle OF Whites
Cream Vermifuge and he has not had
sick day since. Sold BY z. c. NJ /,
Drug Dept, ll2-lli Main ST. B
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

Mrs Amos Sebring who Is seriously
iU at her home on Lincoln avenue, is
improved slightly today
city Councilman Powers has gone to
California on a two weeks trip,
Prof Nichols has decided to give his
concerts Saturday evenings on Wash
ington avenue, beginning at Z o'clock
instead OF Sundays.
Miss Dora SNOW. who has been visit
lng "a the east for several weeks. has
returned home.
Angus Lochhe5d. who has been labor
lnr 10 the Scottish mission, Is expected
home about Aug. O.
Peter Erusrom. who was burned out
I'm the ogden dre has built him new
blacksmith shop near the corner OF
Washington avenue ana Twenty
ond street. and opened up for business
again.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18
UTAH COUNTY TAX LEVY.
Same a. Last Year. Mills-ATes
OF Henry stockman.


Special Correspondence,
Provo. July lS.-SherIn Harmon has
returned from stockmoor on the re-
servation with Henry Stockmen. one OF
the trustees Of the Western Homeseek-
ers' association, under which organi-
zation the town has been started, W.
a. Gustin OF this city has charged
Stockman with obtaining money under
false pretenses In connection with land
transactions. and the case will come up
before Justice Noon for preliminary eX-
animation. Mr. Stockman, who came
20 Utah from Chicago about a year ago,
claims 10 be 16 years OF age. although
lie does not look that old he is In fee
hle health aud takes his arrest very
hard. lie says that he knows Of Moth
ing illegal IN connection with the stock
moor land deals. and that n anything
Of the kind has taken place u has been
through the acts Of some Of the men
associated with him, and from what he
SAYS things have not been running
smoothly with the officers Of the organi-
cation. The local officers claim they
have z strong case although II is prob
able MIR. Stockman may not be the
responsible party. Mr. Stockman says
that conditions In the new town are
prosperous, and that salt Lake parties
viii open a new store there next week.
COUNTY TAX LEVY.
The following county tax levy has
been made by the county commission
ers for 1906. General fund, : mills;
county and school fund. mills. The
levy is the same as last year.
WEDDING BELLS.
Marriage licenses have been Issued "a
the following couples
George L. Fail. Salt Lake and Daisy
Davis. Spanish Fork.
Louis Blumsnthal and Vienna Bill
llngs both Of Provo
DIVORCE GRANTED.
Divorces we're granted yesterday to
the following couples:
Irene 5. Allen Of Provo from s. VIII
lette Allen. on the ground OF desertiou
Defendant Is now IN Colorado
Martha r. Kirkwood OF Provo from
Richard A. Kirkwood on the ground
OF deser,ion. Plaintiff was given th'
custody Of three minor children and 81
a month alimony. The parties wer-
married In this city Sept 10, 1899
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Armand Vacher ana Elise Vacher II
this city, natives OF France, were ad-
mittei TO citizenship yesterday by
Judge Booth.
The preliminary examination OF Geo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18
FRY-FARR NUPTIALs.

Winslow Farr. the Wen known seed
merchant son Of Hon Loren FAIR. and
Miss Clara Fly, a very popular and
charming young lady were granted a
marriage license by the county clerk
and were married today iu the salt
Lake temple. They win make their
home ON Canyon road.
A license to wed was also granted
10 Milford A. Wallace. s.. Of Garland,
and Miss Maggie BurE, 80, Of Burden,
Klg
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18
SUMMONED WITHOUT WARNING
Conrad Bohn Called Hence While In
Apparent Good Health.

Without a moments warning Conrad
Bohn was called to the Great Beyond
about noon yesterday, at the home o.
his son. G.. l.. Bohn, 2Oi Twenty-thrd
street. Though fun Of years he hal
been enjoying comparatively good
health. He was sitting in the parlor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18
LAST DATES LAST DATES
Excursions East

Via oregon Short line-U Union Pacific
Juls 18Th goth. and 2lst:
on hI or Kansas City and re-
turn ........................si9.O %
Chicago and return. 81 80
50. Louis ana return............. 80 90
80 Paul or Minneapolis and re-
turn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS. %
These rates apply from Salt Lake
city Proporiionately low rates from
other stations 10 Eastern points
Limit October 3lst, 1906.
city Ticket office. 20l Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-07-18
TEMPLE NOTICES.

The Salt Lake temple will clos FRI
day evening. June % and reopen. tues.
day, Aug Z, 1905.
JOSEPH F. SNTTr.
p. ii'r
Logan. Utah, July e-The Logan
temple viii close on Friday, july %,
1906. and reopen on MONDAY. September
3, 1906. WA. EDDGE.
President
The 81. George temple WIN close IT,
doors on Friday. June p. ond Till Mt
reopen again until Tuesday. Aug p.
100. DAVID n. CANNON.
President
The Manu temple win be closed July
20 and open for ordnance work, SeY:.
{. 1906
JOHN D. 7. McALLIsTER,
President