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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-05-11
Inquire of
d. McELROY
REAL ESTATE AGENT
Elko, Nevada, Box Cd.
Fortunate Missourians,

"When WINS n druggist. at Livonia,
Mo- writes I. j.. Dryer, now Of Grays.
Vile, Mo-, three OF my customers we're
permanently cured OF consumption by
DIR. Kings New Discovery, and arc well
and strong today. One WIS trying to
sci! lis property aud move to Arizona,
but after using Now Discovery u short
tune the found il unnecessary to do 80. !
regard DIR. Kings New Discovery as the
most wonderful medicine in existence"
Surcat cough and cold cure, throat and
lung healer. Guaranteed by Elko Drug
Co. SOC. and 81. Trial bottle free.
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FROM TUESDAYS DNILN
Salmagundi.

Regent q. i. Smiih and wife arrived
from Reno on the dolnycd train %!catcf-
day afternoon and left Tor Salt Lake
last night.
Ono ~ II bunch ~ stccrs weighed Iaat
work by tho DangbcfE l.. IL T.. Go. tipped
tho balance nj lTC0 pounds. 81 tho PRO.
vailing price oi beet he brought go.
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY
Salmnnnndi.

DIR. G.. !. Hood returned from hia
Michigan trip lnst night.
Tho commissioners arc attending :n
county affairs ,odny. \ full bonrd il
prc1cnt.
Attorney Henderson will leave for
Salt Lake tonight. IIc expects Ia DO
gone tho remainder Of tho wcoS.
Mr.. Fortune arrived from Denver Inst
night and left tIia noon for Columbia ia
inspect tho pt"pcrdca ~ tho Denver
Consolidated Gold Mining md Milling
Company.
Sherman Bryan aud Daniel Cnscy
Wv" Wn9hor comfy mnchcrs, had u
Hav"g" tight Friday, in which Casey WIS
fatally stabbed by Bryan. Tho wore
u" witncsHPs Il tho light and each nnr
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-05-11
FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi


Prot. y. f.. Wilson, Grand Chancellor
% knights Of Pytbias. will arrive tOmor-
row to visit Elko Lodge, No. IL. officially
at It's regular meeting tomorrow night.
Every Knight should be oD deck.
Frnton Norman, the young mar
Sheriff Clark brought back from Ogden,
! plead gully To petit larceny to-day and
Judge Bruce lined him $lSD or ninety
days in The county j iii. Norman took
the latter.
Thomas Diamond. an OIL time sport Of
Virginia City. dropped dead in Oakl1nd
a few days ago. lie WIS a resident Of
the tonstocE from the carly sixties up
To a few years ago. lie left Il widow,
two SONS ana one daughter.
Two yuuug ialies OF Wnncmurca
have been made severely Ill 10y drinking
soda water. Boys. just remind your
girls of tins when they val IA glass
Of soda water. II may save your pin
money Tor other thing.
Richard Tohiu, 81 graduate of tine Ne.
vada Uuivcr sity, lis making Il name for
himself as a singer lis us'onlshcd the
musical people Of Boston the o.btr night
at Il fcc!ta! given ay the :: Students II the
New England Conservatory 81 Music.
y. long w"sthouad freight train pulled
through at noon. sc 7ernl cars O! which
contained surgical, electrical and other
supplies for San Fraucis "a. One of tie
ears bore the uOti - tina; tnc train carried
the largest printing press in the world
for the San Francisco Examiner.
The apple tree in front Of the Baker;
saloon il Il beauty. 1t is loaded down
with blossoms and presents Il striugc,
though beautiful. contrast tn the dusty
! streets and barren hills. II it escapes
the frost and each blossom produces AN
apple. II will bear enough apples to feed
the town.
Daniel Casey. Who was stabbed 10y
Sherman }r! yam, died from his wounds
and "a charge 81 murder has been placed
against Bryan. The autopsy showed
..m,... =, ,
u,ynr C,s,r ,,..iL :. na ~
perfect specimen NJ physical mauiood.
y,or, r, .
fl. do-y ,,d l,,,bo- m,-.'n, o.,",r.h
,n,ni NJ Nr IIrn,.s .,,.. n. y'as,
vos t,,roo, or, - g., ro.,aa. 49,,
Mr.. N,,ls has hc.r h,nvr au, - om
,I,y,,,,, FAC a., or,n,, ho a., d.,
mon ara first ri,.s worLn,an u,.;-
s,cri,vo limos and All ,orL on,rma,a, :,
,hem viii Inc wall iona C;,o mom
,nur 49,, ~
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FOR SALE! FOR L

y nice hvc-room residence.
Completely furnished, bath
and two large pantrics.
Close i'll. Very cheap.
a good Ranch of 1000 acres.
Horses, cattle and all farm
ing implements, complete.
Best bargain on my list.
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Tho commissioners Of Washoc county
have instructed the sheriff not to issue
any moro sIioOn licenses for Wade.
worth after July LIST. Tins action was
taken nj tho reltcst Of ajor
Spriggn. superintendent Of the Pyramid
reservation. Tho guyornmcn, claims
TIM, Wadswor,h whistcy iiuds ia way to
tho reservation. hence The action ~ tho
commissioners.
After the work in tho lodge.room last
night, the MHsons went 10 the dining.
room OF tho Commcrcia Hotel whore u
hig spread awaited them. They soon
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-05-11

the song alone and had just finished the
words Hello, Central, Give Me Heaven
When the engine struck US aud che
WIS killed.
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pIcuie court VIII deliver the commence
mcnt address.
The delay in the trains yesterday WAS
caused lay the wreck OF a freight train
III the snuw sheds near Cisco. \ car
Jumped the track and plunged into she
side Of the shed. Other cars piled on
top 81 it com plctely blocking the
track.
Failing ;o complete their work yester.
day, the commissioners met this nora
ing md cleaned up the work before
them. Tie registration books opeE this
y'ar ON June lst and the board appoint
ed registry agents Tor the different
precincts.
Frank t.. Cr.ificii. leader of the ilol,
Rollers, II sn.ra!lcd religious orgnnIza-
tiuI, WIS shot and INSTANTLY killed at
Seattle Yesterday 10y George Mitchell,
who SAYS hc wine: "ut the STAN which
his family suffered through tie wron.-
inr Of his two sisters by Crcilield.
The attention Of every boiy is called
/" the notice 40 Water Consumers"
elsewhere. Ply attention Il it and
provide a supply of water before it is
turned oil.
James X. Crawford, a miner and pros.
pcc'nr, died at the county hospital Mt !
~"'clOCN this mOrning from a complica.
ton Of diseases. lie leaves "A brother,
Bert Crawford, and "a half sister living
in Reno and . SISTER at Salt Lake. Ills
r"uiaIns are Mt the undertaking rarlors
waiting instructions ia regard t" the
funeral.
The Las Vegas ~ Ton"pah railroad is
now completed u miles this eide uf In.
dian creek, and OH May l0th. il is nL-
1crstoud, another station will hc csiab-
li-hcd 30 miles nearer hrre, or - mile
ont Of Las Vegas. The aorS Is unw nc.
Of the line into camp vii! hc Il matter Of
only ii short timc.-liull:rog Miner.
Some Of the PARTIES Interested in the
Tich find near town are away up III &
over their prospects. jack Cook says
he ha- good prospects 81 soon beng the
richest man III the State. but with all
thus he is ready I" ;acklc ANY job Of
nous" moving hat comes hIs way,
proviiIug he gets ms price. Oilers Of
the interested i~hrtles ar" not quite 80
@luguinc as Jack, but all are building
fairy ,.u-tI los :. the mir.
S.,,,., v,,I.,., Lad. 49,. ...I
= =, rr,,;lo Iu, t,- .,rtr.,-,
oy,. ,.u ,..,
Lo ,,, ..,r..,I. .,l
st-,,c fla, L.-, r,o,Lor. - c,Irr,t,u
su'h S'"I' III 'h' irrigation "'striG'7 "i
N"'"H'' maj VIII he opened Tor settle
''o"''
Mr.. HAYS delivery horse ran AWAY
again this forenoon and did consri.rnhL
damage ~ tl.c WAGON and harness. OTTO
Nelson. the Iriyrr. VIE thrown from IN.
wagon and had an arm badly spraIncd.
beside. being considerable bruised. II
will bo several weeks hrforr h. "a nhI. 10
work.
'""' "'-"' VIZ" ''"''" N"''ih"' INC
!ou's man "c'"S'I 81 e'"'i'nE money
Norman WAS taken before judge Bruce
this murniug and the rirsr WIS continued
unit! touIOrruH. Norman eny- he is "A
Iy.rrtrr from rhn T. - uursLIp p,psn.
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FOR RENT.

residence, five rooms,
partly furnished.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-30
SUICIDE AT GARFIELD.
lred Iolf n Grants,llle Man, Hangs
Himself TO a Tree.

'N ut" NI' aNfNNs
GARFIELD. Utah. June 3O.-A case Of
apparent suicide which is one Of the
strans'st an record, was discovered
shortly after Z o'clock this morning by
some Persons who were passing the cop.
rsr plant They found suspended from
The limb Of a tree the dead body u a
man who was known here as Fred Tolf.
I he dead mans feet were So near the
tIu'll they almost touched ID. and
no" ne could get himself into that pos
,on ls mystery. The man died from
slaugulation.
Tor, II that be his name. came here
=, noon yesterday. and started 10 work.
Inffe was nothing about his actions To
ods''n any remarks or cause any mar
ucl'ar notice lie appeared to'he quiet
.Il contented with his lot. Tie stated
.."l ne mad been al work as a miner
ol hlhgham for several months. He
was d man about 81 years Of age.
great deal Of surprise was created
WIN his lfeless t1dy was cut down
,H morning, Word was sent TO the
.-si'e ~ NE peace and the latter sent
,so.l 10 The county authorities. The
.ls,''' says /; IL clearly case ~ sui
WI Do held.
Inc man has relatives AT Evansville.
~ "a hfoiher named Anderson is now
"a. -lt way TO get the remains and take
men 70 that place. How IL Is thai the
s ~. man went by the name ~ Tolf
uue MS brothers name Is Anderson.
t.lN DO. or has no, been. explained
e u Il understood that HIS father
'to lives at GrantsvlHe.
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ooo Of the bonds OF salt Lake county,
more than half Of its bonded indebted
ness. The society has been contn-
ually IN business since the year ls49,
ana IN It's experience covering this
long period Of years II never has met
With such outrageous treatment as Il
has received IN this transaction at the
hands Of your county commissioners.
II is a sad commentary ON such mod
en' methods, distinguished from our
old-fashioned ways, II bidders, are
compelled, I'm order that they may have
fair treatment. to have a representative
present at the opening Of bids, upon
guard, 70 protect their interests as
against the plausible arguments OF in
terested bond dealers.
Had a representative OF this So
olety been present ~ the sale and II
was sought 10 DO What your commits
sionors have done IN this instance In
the awarding Of these bonds, n need be
we shall have asked that the courts
counsel with your commissioners and
Instruct them as 10 their plain duty.
our syinpathies are with your tax
payers in that they should lose this
N,3l5 additional premium which rightly
belongs 20 them; and We deem Il pro-
per to add also our hearty commenda-
ton OF your fellow townsmen and off,
GERS. who, alive TO to- error which your
commissioners were about 10 make in
this award, as we have been informed,
sought by opposition to prevent Il for
the best interests ~ your community.
We shall do nothing further"
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FOUR DEATHS FROM
HEAT IN NEW YORK

New York June ro-F1ur deaths
BOO Manhattan Island resulting Uum
heat were reported before Iuln t.-
cav Ail thc Victims were iH'arfr
The early morning promise ~ .hn
hottest day of tl. year thus f.r rgs
ueu 0r thc way to fuIf1mrrt T.f.r.
midday The mercury Vas mounting
STEADILY and th.rr MAS iri,.-. -ur.r-
inc. particularly iH the more crowded
section NJ the cts Ihc mDr.ur. iu
the government Thermometer 90 the
Weather bureau was creeping upward
at the rate ~ three degree. au huur
Qua ihe officials there predicted that
Che 90 degree mark would o.. Passed
during the afternoon
Reports az Hrusr1ti'rs due tl The
extreme weather conditions beCau io
reach ihc police carly and hospital
ambu.auces were Kept busy responding
90 appeals for ala Ay1ng tha SUE
frrrrs were foIr persons whose minds
bod given wtY as result of the fine
tense heat one of those attemnfsf Oh
rni his ne by shooting hut he Was
restrained ard taken to q hospital
seeking temporary relief from thc
oppressive heat thousands a. persons
rormcd ihc public tathhousoe As
carly as o'clock the crowds -er.
OBJ dense 81 several East side battle
houses that large details - police were
sent out o. maintain order
Thousands unable 20 sleep in thrh
homes spent the night IN the parks
and on the sand al the nearby shore
resorts The police estimate that
nearly 5000 spent the night out OF
doors al coney Island alonb
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HOUSE INDUCES
IN HIGH links,

Washington, June 3o-The almost
ties and political differences Of the
present session Of Congress were to-
tally forgotten or laid aside In the
house today and the sweet singers
among The members Joined IN the
SONGS mat are sung about every hearth.
stone IN the land where the English
language Is spoken
Gathered about Mr. Watson " In
diana, who has a fine baritone voice.
Mr.. TaWuey OF Minnesota who has a
high tenor, Olmstcd of Pennsylvania
and Others whose musical qualities are
wei known. with the house and gals
leries io Join in the Choruses. the his.
tOric chamber rang with melody during
the long and tiresome waits today &C.
casoned by the delay IN agreeing to
conference reports
\ new element IN the musical life
Of the closing days of the house waS
developed by Mr. Fulkerson Of Mis-.
souri, who showed himself a whistler Of
DO mean ability his trills and runs be.
ing suggestive OF the vaudeville stage.
Julia Ward H0we's Battle Hymn OF
the Republic was sung as solo and
chorus. My ola Kentucky Home."
MY Maryland" Dixie" NY .un.
try IT'S O. rhee'-nere an Flyca with
spirit
"Give us n song, Mr. Speaker" called
q dozen voices during q lapse iu The
singing Every eye was focused on
Uncle Joe, who b'ushcd Ike a baby. he
suggested AS a substitute that Mr. VIII
hams ~ Mississippi. Mr. clark Of Mis-
souri, and Mr.. Watson. with anybody
else who wanted 10 volunteer TO do N.
singing
Then Mr Henry Of Texas. by unsnl-
NOUS consent moved thai 20 minutes
he permitted Tor debate, five to Mr.
John Wesley Gaines OF Tennessee. Who
shall discuss the "Crime Of 49," ana
fye to Nj Charles b. lands Of lnd-
ana who shall discuss the question
"AU Kinds of Work for All Kinds or
Men" This created the greatest
amount of mcuiment.
a. time Destroyer The house listen
"a 90 o. posimor,cm ON q passage ~
the Jamestown exposition auprnnrIn-
lion participated 900 by Mr. Payne n
Ncw York. the floor leader % the iAa-
iorfr. and Messrs. Magma q and Jones
~ Virginia The latter said that Mr.
Payne On his speech Of yesterday had
made q misstatenout when be said thar
Che Virginia delegation had pledged
t1 .use'vos not 10 ask for any other ap-
l1prsuor after the appropria lion he'd
been passed Tor the purpose Of making
H1. display IN Hampton Roads
Mr Payne. who has been a persistent
opponent of national shows nd sta.e
fairs as De calls these cxpositionR
seemed to enjoy the Quiet chadlng
which Sir Maynard and Mr Jones give
lm 'n being On TIE minority
Everybody Works But Fairbanks"
was reltgstci 90 ne limbo ~ the songs
that we're. and Everybody Works Rut
Cannon" was sung IN tho house today
hv sonf n he sweet singers from the
southland. the chorus running;
Every body works bur Cannon
BE dts around an day,
TlikIng 90 his Office
Tn DIS fascinating way
lies SUPPOSED 20 e our speaker,
Bat Kinds really makes things 20.
Everybody works IN Congress,
But good Old Uncle Joe
Asher G. Kinds Is the parliamentary
adviser at the speakers desk
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KANSAS DEMOCRATIC CAMPAIGN.

Fort Scott, Kan. June 30.-Kansls
Democrats opened their state campaign
here today with an immense ralh % be
followed by a banquet In IN evening
Al the banquet cN-United States Sem
ator William a. Harris, late ~ chi
cago. the gubernatorlal candidate. win
make the keynote speech.
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TURKISH RESERVES MUTrHY.

Hodfda, Turkish Arabia. June 30
Another uutny has broken out among
The Turkish army reserve serving II
Yemen province. Sixteen battalion
demanded that hey be re9atriated arc
the commandments Marshal Feis
Pash8. ordered the forts 90 open mr.,
on the mutinerrs who SURRENDERED
after a few OF them hsd been killed.
The rebel Arab forces are 0dvancini
on Amrang ana an important engage
meut is reported io have been fought
both sides sustaining heavy losses
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NEW HAMPSHIRE LAUNCHED
GOV. McIanc's Daughter Hazel Chris.
tened the New Bautlcship

Camden. 81. j., June s5--The battlaShlg
New Esupsh.re vas launched a. ths
yards of ile Nt~ i9sA 81 p9llosins
g'M p"h5 i..e l'-"l. M's5 - ,1e = > 9c
ii...,..... ,....,r1s5 10 h,t,'ssSie'
NJ. v.r.r s..-t...i q Cambriige n
~. uI Miss Margaret Thayer II Con.
cord. n. 20. were maids ~ hoaor. Gov
Mciars and 0.s stif snQ other disin.
rl..eoa ,'s as R.'..ss. q ne ialnching
H, .''" li' .H. ,,,'s,. ~. 49, ~ 70, w
...,.'f' '
Ts. ..rsuer were Injured WhUs al
work .f.....- aW7r iHe props which he'd
fIr EE vessel The umbers Eave way
fIiI"I. Warning ana tfc men Hcr
.u.'.l f.I.. ...t y. ,S..,,t l!t ~ W.
....,'. ~ ,t. t,,.. ,,-,.,,, - 80. 49,.
....r ..l.r.f, bru..s5 sh'.f fbe hssi
'-f I.r, e.. mrbs'rs rord.tion a. ssrSus
rHr other r0fhmou rir only slightly in.
IIt.
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PRESIDENT PROCEEDS TO
CAPITOL TO SIGN BILLS.

Washington. June 20 President
Roosevelt went 90 the CAPITOL this
morning In order "a sign bills that may
be raised during the last hours ~
Congress. II Is thought that final sl-
journment may occur between IL and
! o'clock this afternoon.
President Roosevelt arrived 40 the
Capitol at 1855 ana after shaking
hands with q number ~ senator's anil
representatives. began Immediately 10
sign hills
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EVERY SALOON CLOSED.
Asst. Atty.-Gen. Trickctt ~ kansas
Winning His Fight.

Kansas city June 90 Every saloon
IN Kansas city Kan. was tightly clos
ed today and on tho club houses ~ the
Elhs and Eagles uo liquor was sold.
Asst Atty. Gen Tickets threat to
destroy the buildings used as Joints
had proven effective. During the night
the bar fixtures and stocks OF LIQUORS
were removed from many places 90
the Missouri side 4 dozen saloons 81
The suburbs Of Armouriale. Argentine
and Eosedale etill remain open. hut
they may eventually be- closed These
latter were operated boz Missouri
brewing company now On the hands
~ a receiver and Asst Affv.qcn.
Trickett wished to feel his ground be-
fore proceeding against them. The
fixtures from one saloon owned by this
company had been destroyed by the
sheriff. however. Notwithstanding
threats ~ the owner to secure a re-
straluiug order from the federal court.
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AOReeMENT ON OMNIBUS
PUBLIC BUILDING BILL

Hhington June n.--Scnator Scott re-.
rec complete agreement on the omni.
- public building hill today soon after
~, ,naie convened. tie said the senate
ss,nat provision Tor q 10000 building lp
t',.fnlnston Tor IN department ~ state
,t and commcrce and labor Mr. Scott
r,Ali,ssed his mobilization over the fact
,, himself, he said he would have the
,,,-e,l.,n.l capital made the admiration and
.uutf 81 the world and he would have
80 available foot Of ground secured
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NEARLY FIFTY MILLIONS
Phenomenal Increase In Bank
Clcarings for First Half Of Tis-
cal Year Ending Today.

The clesrings ~ the salt Lake
banks Tor the nrs, half q 1905.
ending today show a phenom.
email increase over the amount for
the Ike period oflso5 The gain
IL the enormous sum Of 1854.
Ssi0i. the figures for the present
half year ending June 50. total.
Ing il5Isi7tls.s1 while the FIRST
six months Of 1905 recorded sss.
os2lSi.ss The showing made
strongly indicates the splendid
condition - business IN these
parts and Is matter Of con-
graduation TO the people Of this
city.
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BULLET REMOVED FROM BRAIN

Angeles. June aa-Mrs. Linit Begs
I,h months ar0 following whieh h. kili.
4, himself near Eastiake park. rather
80, .uhmt 70 capture had bullet r..
.i,', Ton her brain a the county hos
80. nosy The ease Il rather an un.
n one and called for a Keen BIZ OF
.,ssrl Three ounces % matter were
,nosee and the bullet was successfully
49, Ihe woman Il resting ssSlly
A'' eonpset recovery 10 expected.
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UTAH P0STMAsTERS NAMED
Especial to the News. ",

iSIt'idl NN NHf NfWN.
Washington ID. e.. June 3o-Postmas-
ters appointed: Utsh-Dragon. Uin,ah
county Thomas j. Barr vice 4. p. Lee.
resigned. Huntsville. Wayne county
Ebcnezer u. McDougall vice Hcnry
Buru.l. removed
ldlho-C0peland Kootenai county
Alice Chisholm vice e.. $. Cole. resign
"a.
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Az ACTIVE WOMAN.

Mrs Ongmau was known as an ac-
tive and intelligent woman, one who
went into the bakery and restaurant
business not out 81 choice but out Of
necessity 20 make money Her friends
here were much interested today I'm
leaning Of her proposed exploration Of
unknown lands In Alaska. They say
that q Is entirely Characteristic Of the
woman and that Il will not be surpris-
ing II she makes a complete success
~ her undertaking, as she is strong
capable and daring. The outcome Of
her Journey win be watched with no
little interest here
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plan Of Mrs. Ella 0ngman to
Penetrate the Wilds Of
Alaska Alone.
SAILED FOR NOME THIS WEEK.
lived in This City for Several
Years and Conducted lions
Bakery on First South.
tuer Arduous Undertaking Il SIM
py ~ Call of the Wild Which
She Must Answer.

The news comes to Salt Lake that a
.a,,sn who made her home here ior
many Years. and who was at one line
,rs propristress Of lions Bakery ON
r., south street. between East and
wet Temple streets, is to undertake q
,,r1,us Journey into the frozen re-
s,oos of the far north that indeed, she
- from San Francisco for Nome
this week.
The woman in question is Mrs. Ella
o,gnsn. who has set her heart upon
tho exploration OF the heart Of Alaska.
Neg Yssk special to the Deserei
News says: Mrs. Ongman, who speaks
rsouimaux like a native, has made
many Journeys into the icy North. on
XII trip however. she hopes with the
"a M single Es1uimsuX guide, 10
,,rstrate by sledge 10 the EsquimalN
,r.ts nj Tsmshion. which is located 30
,-iss or more above Point Barrow. ~
ss8se Journey will be made { Jm
though she will devote some time
during her trip to anthropclogieal ana
Theological study. Mrs Ongman de-
Chrss her exploration is really her re-
sponse to the "call of the wild
IN LUTHERAN CHURCH FIGHT.
During her resId &c here MIS- Ong-
man was an active member of the Swe-
dish Lutheran church and her husband
was one OF It's trustees. II was while
The latter was serving IN that position
that the storm and custer proceedings
were raised against the Rev. Mr..
KranZ. the head Of the flock. Scan
dnayan residents Of Salt Lake partic.
usrly recall the bitter fight that was
Naged, the Ongmans and their friends
upon one side of the controversy, and
he pastor and his friends upon the
cher The trouble soon took on the
form OF a scandal and superior officers
Of the Lutheran faith were sent here
from the east to settle the difficulty,
oNGMANs MOVE AWAY,
Then the trouble broke out I'm the
home ~ the Ongmans themselves and
NE husband enlisted among the ear
llsst volunteers who went TO the Philip
lncs. Since that time very little is
known to them locally and Mrs. Ong-
man is now spoken Of as widow
though there is no Information as 10
whether the husband was slain, or Whe-
Their b is just a case Of divorce.
~ AfTryt, WOMAN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-30

,,.,-,snts would not buy advertising
snsee unless they were able TO make
I, worth ones while TO read wha'
they have TO say.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-30

To make difficulties OF trines Is the
common tendency. Want adyerts.
ing enables one to make triiies OF |
difficulties.