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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-21
DAY ON CHANGE
FAIRLY ACTIVE.
Values Normal and Interest in
Stocks Gradually Re.
covering.
WHAT THE FIGURES SHOW.
Weeks Business Very Small In Com
parison With Same Period OF
Year Ago.

Interest In stock transactions is grad
ually recovering Its usually healthy
tone. Business today was well up TO
the everage In point Of volume but bus
mess for the week shows a heavy de-
crease from the figures of the same pc
Rod OF year ago This Is due largely
to the very small sales of Wednesday
and the comparatively little business
OF Thursday.
About 300 Wabash changed hands at
90 to 95 and about 1000 May Day We're
sold at 277s and 2s, Three hundred
DAILY Judge brought 1925 to 1875, and
1900 New York found q purchaser at
81.
Al the general meeting Of the sX-
change members held last evening res
olutions of sympathy were drafted,
and ordered forwarded TO San Francis
co. and a relief fund for the sufferers
started. The meeting was not a large
one. but a goodly sur. was subscribed,
and this will be added To during the DAY
by those who did not have an opport l.
nifty through absence Of doing so hast
evening.
ToDAY's QUOTATIONS..
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SPANISH FORK.
VETERAN TEACHERS HoNoRED
Banquet and Entertainment rendered
DR.. Brlmliall aud Prof. Rccs.

Special Correspondence
Spanish Fork. Utah Co., April lS-Upon
many occasions the people OF this place
have made public demonstrations of their
loyalty 10 the cause OF education, but
none nor all ot these In extent and en-
thusiasm can compare with the magnii H.
cent display rendered by them at the city
pavilion last evening,
1t Is generally known that DR.. g. II.
Brlmbali president Of the b. Y. L.,
Provo, and Prof. Rees. now supervisor of
schools In the Jordan district OF Salt
Lake county, took decided part In or
ganlzing and In directing the educational
forces In Utah county and In Spanish
Fork In particular for several years.
IL was In recognition OF their earnest
efforts, their intense interest and the eX-
cellent results of their labors so manifest
even today that the school teachers of to-
day, the school trustees OF several de-
cades, the multitude Of graduates, togeth-
er with the leading citizens OF the place,
came together on invitation OF the teach
ers trustees and high school students,
and partook OF banquet worthy OF the
cause.
After partaking Of a splendid sup
per, prepared by the Y. L. NJ /. a. Of
ficers OF The Second ward, the unvailing
OF two large pictures OF the gentlemen
named took place amid intense rejoicing
by all. The scene can never he forgotten
nor can 1t be described. 1t was announce
ed by Prof. ID. I. Lewis. amid acclama-
ton, that the pictures were to be hung
IN conspicuous places in the high school
as examples and as Incentives TO the
youth Of this place. The works OF art
were executed by the Berlin studio OF
Salt Lake city, and are considered iirst
class. Many eulogistic speeches, songs
and musical selections were given incluu-
ing responsive remarks by the two pro-
fessors, and stirring talk by County
Supt. Eggertson. DR.. Brmhall and Prof.
Rees were most deeply affected. The peo-
pie Of Spanish Fork feel proud In thus
acknowledging the noble work of these
schoolroom veterans. and with the thank
fu hearts OF all join In saying TO Prof.
j. Preston Greer the able supervisor OF
this school district. to the teachers. and
the willing assistants and to the school
trustees, gentlemen and ladies, you have
done a worthy act, In worthy cause In
a worthy way
After tine banquet was over dancing fol-
lowed at the Pack pavilion and the occa-
sion terminated as it begun most pleas
autly.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO,

Chicago, April l.--Cattle-Recelpts 200;
market steady BeeVes, 60)li6.l5; cows
and heifers, l.1fl6,l0, stoc6ers and feed
ers, 2S0Gl.S0.
Hogs-R Receipts. 1000; market strong;
estimated Monday, 3a01. Mixed and
butchers g.i5NG.i5; good heavy, 6,60G
6i1la; rough heavy, 6,3Og6, a.; lights, 6i5a
6,15, 5.9ln6.50, bulk OF sales, 6,6ja6 12R.
Sleeps Receipts. 1900, market steady.
Sheep, 3.2jq6.30; lambs, i.igai.00.
KANSAS CITY
Kansas city April 2l.-Cattle-Recelpts,
100 market unchanged.
Hogs-Recelpts, $500: market cents
higher. Heavy 6.i5ad. 52ls; packing 64O4
652la; pigs and lights, 5 4On6, a.
Sheep-Recelpts, $500; market steady.
Muttons, 4OQ6.Oo; lambs, j.Ocae.S
OMAHA
Omaha April 2i.-Cattle- Receipts. 100:
market unchanged
Hogs-Receipls, 1000; market steady.
Heavy 6,i0MG.f5; mixed, 6. i0d6. l2is
lights, 6.35n6, Is; pigs. Q. 50iIG %.
sheep Receipts, 700; market steady.
Yearlings, 5,5a625; wethers, 5.jO9s. 20;
lambs, 6,25a6,J
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PRICES Of STOCKS
OPENED HIGHER.
This Strength Not Long Main.
tanned Owing to Realization
Movement.
LOSSES PARTLY REVERSED.
While Bank statement Was Uncx-
pcctedly Strong Closing Was
Irregular.

stock today opened generally a
fraction higher which exceeded x IN
ST. Paul, Norfolk & Western, Reading,
Northwestern aud Colorado Fuel. Inter-
national Pump and u. s. Realty gained
A point There was a recovery In United
Railways Investments Of points. and in
the preferred Of AZ Union Pacific fell u
and Amalgamated copper, after rising a
small fraction. fell 10 below last night,
The market did not retain It's opening
strength long in the face OF a general
clined 6.
The bank statement showed unexpected
strength, but induced selling to realize,
Losses were partially recovered, but the
closing was Irregular,
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RICH STRIKE ON BIG FOUR.
g. a. Highly. lessee of Property, Secs
Riches In Store.

5. A. Highly, lessee Of the Big -Four
mine, arrived yesterday from state Line
with a ear OF his ore for the Taylor N
Brunton samping works. Mr.. Highly
recently made valuable find, practic-
ally on the surface, and is anSlously
awaiting the result Of the tests. The
ore ~ divided into two lots, the first of
which he expects to run from $500 TO
5000 In gold, and about 1000 ounces OF
silver The second class he believes
WIZ run about 500 In gold and silver.
MI Highly says the vein grows strong
or Us It deepens, and he is confident
that he has property which will com
pare favorably with anything IN the
state.
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burden or so much spare cash. ana ht.,
nerself down to the "jungles,7 whert
she proceeded TO entertain the den,
zehs OF that district with few choico
stunts which became SO "stranun,,.'
that the police decided TO take nsr,
and the Judge gave Laura ms, a.
hours In which to get back 10 sop
Francisco, whittier she promised ia o.
PoCATELLo IN THEATRICAL
CIRCUIT
Mr. Frederick e. shutter. ga,oro,
manager of the firm of Pelton &. smns'
ger. was in Pocatelo Monday OF ri
week, and while here gave out the in'
formation that the Auditorium her..
had peen taken under their parental
care ana mat 1t would be Included in
lnelr intermountain theatrical circuit
OF - theaters In Colorado, Utah. wv,
omihg, Montana. Idaho. Nebraska an,
South Dakota, The house here wlli va ia
under the local management NJ ~,
Roy Emmlek, and one Of the A.,
moves OF the new management win h..
TO give the Auditorium a much neodsd
cleaning up. after which II will be 70.
decorated w 'e'
Anent the destruction OF San Frau.
cisco, IL IL or passing interest To- thosa
VINO nave leaning toward teIepatbv
to mention that the little eight-year.oiI
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Igo IIvlng
here, related to her parents early ,ns'
terday morning, before any news n,
the catastrophe had been received hera
a dream which she had had during ,bo
night, In which she saw the great civ
In which her grandmother and aunts
resided destroyed. The strange mart ~,
1t Is that the grandmother and annts
are living In San Francisco. ''
PoCATELLO PARTICLES
Arthur b. Soy has been appointed q
forest ranger, and Will be on The Poo
tello reserve. under Supervisor Wren.
sted
The American Falls Canal & povo,
company Is moving its offices from,
American Falls to Pocatello todav
This Is the company conducting ~
Corey land project across the SNAKE
river.
Mr.. Bert Williams and wife. nea
Ethel Kimball, late of Salt Lake. aro
rejoicing over the advent of an Q sbt.
pound girl. born at 10 o'clock last eve.
ming.
A son was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Reddish. also at midnight last
night.
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NEWS OF THE STATE
LEHI.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS CLOSE APR. 81
Peoples Coop Elect Onicers--irbor
Day IN Lrhl---Experimcn Farm.

Day III lrhi--ENperimcnt Farm
Special Correspondence.
Iehi Utah Co, April ia stock
holders meeting Of the Peoples Coop
institution was held In the Bank build
ing Tuesday afternoon, at which the
following officers and directors were
elected for the ensuing year: T. II.
Cutler president; VIM. Clark, Vice
president; Henry Lewis, Geo. Webb
and A. r. Anderson. directors. with
$. l. Goodwin treasurer. and James
+. Fyffe, secretary. The report of
the president showed the institution to
be I'm most prosperous condition, with
a substantial increase over the previous
years business. The directors met and
declared a two per cent quarterly div
idend payable May !, A cash and
package carrier system will be installed
in the co-Op. Immediately, with seven
stations IN the main store, and a pneu-
matte tube our to the lumber yard.
ARBoR DAY IN LEHI.
Arhor day was spent by the citizens
in planting trees, cleaning UP yards and
in many other ways improving the
beauty OF the town, The schools cele-
brated the day with appropriate exer-
cises, Each department planted and
named a tree Reports given showed
that the public school pupils planted
ana helped plant on Arbor dav' . 9GI
trees. /, SOC shrubs and vines. 712 flower
beds. and cleaned up s65 wards and
walks. This ia certainly n record for
Lehi. the city council has had all the
can boast of having the hest unpaved
streets and sidewalks in the state.
'NhooLo 'i'ooh AZ NIL :"
The public schools will close for the
season April u, ana on the 2eth GER
tifcates win he awarded 10 the graded
students. on Nav the high schools
of the county meet at Pavson for clos
ing exercises. An athletic meet win
be held there the same day. and I.ehi
High school students are confident they
viii carry off many honors OF the meet.
Lehi will have between 81 and 40 eighth
grade graduates. this being about the
highest number to graduate I'm any one
year from Lehi'
GSIADIlSnR0 lttltl0CHI fnlatlOnS WIN
most OF the Commercial clubs OF the
state. At the clubs meeting Friday
night, the matter of getting free tele-
phone service with Provo from the
north and south end of the county, was
taken UP. and James NJ. Kirkham and
@. n. Child were appointed commit
tee 10 work with other committees OF
the county In regard to this matter,
Lehi having taken the initiative.
,,n,, -
AMf NOV INV lhE SobAh bhEl'
Prof G.. O. Townsend OF the depart-
ment of agriculture has been I'm Lehi
the past few DAYS. superintending the
planting OF single germ mother beets
and next week specially imported seed
will be planted TO experiment I'm in
creasing the tonnage and sacharate
matter of the beet This will he an
important wear In the experiment with
the single germ seed as II will be the
second generation. or the growing az
single germ seed from mother beets
raised from single germ seed Elk
periments are also being made this year
with beets TO resist ,ne alkali which
will be closely watched.
CENTRAL EArEhiMENI FARM.
Y
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York April A.-Clearlng house
bank statement for the week shows that
the banks hold Sl63G6,725 over the legal
reserve requirements This Is an increase
Of Sll.59t22i over last week. The state
mcnt follows.
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BANK CLEiRINGS.

New York. April 2O--The following tn
Bile, compiled by Bradstreet shows the
bank clearngs at the principal cities for
the week ended April 10, with the per-
centago OF increase ~, decrease as com
pared with the corresponding week last
year; Inc Dec,
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REGULAR CALL SALES.

Ajax---400 at 30&
DAILY Judge--100 at 1890; 100 at
12.25; 100 at 12,27M
Little Bell-400 at T75. 100 at $50.
May DAY.. 600 at 2s 1000 at ~
New York.. 500 at 81.
Wabash--100 at 95; 100 at 90; 100
at 90.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel 400 at Loo. buyer so;
800 at LOS Il; 500 at LOG; 200 at 1.06 !;
500 ut 1863.
Columbus Consolidated 300 at
6.70j 800 at els
Lower Mammoth--1O0 at 42k.
May Day-50O at 2S.
Ohio Copper at 90.
Victor Consoldated--ls,00 900 at 81;
1000 at 3A.
REHABILITATION.
Shares. Value.
Regular call 80. 5000 : S,9St25
Open board $50. 22,TO0 6,95S.00
Today's totals. 217OO s 15,942.25
Weeks totals. 93i.0l5 197i07.50
Same week last
year ...,,..,1S9,06t 3Ti0T.bt
---$-~---
A. s. CAMPBELL.
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MANUFACTURERS
AND MERCHANTS
Get Acquainted Excursion Via D.
r. G. to Mant. April 26th.

Fare $3.50 round trip. Everybody in
yited Held's military baud in attend
ance. Good speakers to Boost Utah and
Her Industries
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WOOL.
ST LOUIS

ST Louis, April 9l,--Wool, steady. Ter
rltory and western mediums, 22N21: nne
mediums, 2ld2j; iine l6d2l.
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F. r Snow \ Co, Stock Brokers
% Commercial Block. Both Phones 1914
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POCATELLO, IDAHO.
NURSE BRUTALLY ASSAULTED.
Assailant Escapes--Femalc CRATER
At LANCER.
SpecIal Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Pocatello, Ida, April ia most
brutal assault of which Mrs. j. NJ.
Rourke, a nurse, was the victim. was
committed here about 1890 last even
Ing. Mrs. Rourke had been attending
patient on the east side Of town and
was on her way home, when just as she
reached the crossing at the corner of
Hayden and Garfield avenues, man
suddenly sprang In front of her ana
without q word struck the lady
heavy blow In the mouth and then
seized hold OF her and continued beat
ing her about the head and face
Her screams brought a number OF
people to the scene. but not in time to
apprehend her brutal assailant, who,
the moment he saw others coming made
his escape in the darkness. Officers
were summoned, but up to the present
time no clue as to the identity OF the
brute has been discovered, Pocatello
has enjoyed quite a long season of I'm
munity from footpads and burglars,
but with the opening OF spring, they are
beginning to drift through the coun-
try, and the police are on the alert TO
keep them moving when they are seen
In town.
FEMALE CRATER.
a smooth female CRATER, giving her
name as Laura Raymond. has been
Of Grating In the city during the week.
Her stunt was to represent herself
az solicitor for the San Francisco
Examiner and Denver Post, and in this
role she was fairly successful In IN
ducing number Of Pocatello's citi-
zens to separate themselves from their
coin.
The game might have been played
To much greater extent had not the
aesthetic Laura given way beneath the
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CANNON BROS, BROKERS

- =, So. Temple. Tel 80 Ind, eio-k
Bell.
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E, M. West q Co, Stock Broker,

d. + Walker Block. Tel iOss-x:
res. 36t0-x.
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A. s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. 2l6 d. L. Walker Block.
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J. oBERNDoRFER.
stoch Broker.
Tel. Bell 1872 l6l g. Main NJ
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-05
Source of lnspiraticn.

In accepting the craftsmanship of the
love feast, Congressman CLANCY spoke
briefly. but to the point
SIT is a source of congratulation,"
said he, that the entire body polite
has caught the mighty inspiration and
sings the universal song of prosperity
It is within the recollection of us all
that this was not always So We can
yet stand prosperity and responsible
ity. The work of the Republican par
ty. great and proud as it has been,
is mostly yet to be. The glory of
America is the standard of all the
tongues and kindreds of the earth
A square deal is the motto of our
domestic life. The past has taught its
lesson; the present has it's duty and
the future its hope"
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-05
Tribute to Roosevelt,

John L. Grif1ths, consul general at
Liverpool, was in fine humor for a
speech Mr.. Grifiths said he was glad
to meet his old political friends again
ut is good" he continued "to be here
and to fight over with you many of
those memorable campaigns when we
stood side by side for our American
principles. Nothing is more crafty
IL. to me in England than the high
esteem in which our country is held.
It is equally gratifying to know that
next to King Edward the most popu-
lar man in English minds is Theodore
Roosevelt They believe in him there
exactly as we believe in him here.
To me this has been an inspiration,
for when ! have mentioned him in the
public halls where | have spoken the
response that his name evoked makes
me feel for the moment as if | were
back in Indiana. | want to say that
1000 miles away from Indiana nothing
will give me greater pleasure than to
know that our distinguished vice pres
ident has been chosen the standard
bearer next campaign"
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-05
ADJUSTMENTS
Vaudeville at the New Phillips.

While the vaudeville patrons OF
Richmond are enjoying the fine bill
that is being put on at this house at
the present time, Manager Murray Is
planning for next week s entertain
ment and for many weeks to come,
as far as that is concerned. Tins
week has proven one of the best IN
the history of the house and the man
agement feels well repaid for the ex-
ira expense that was necessary to
bring to the city the liquid air dem
constructions, one of the best features
that has ever been seen at the New
Phillips. Thousands have seen and
enioyed this weeks bill and two OF
the best nights, Friday and Saturday,
with the usual large Saturday NATL
nee, remains to be handled.
For next week Manager Murray
has secured a bill of pleasing variety,
announcement of which will be made
in Saturdays paper. There will be
but one break in the program and
that will be on Friday night when
Harry Hastings burlesque company
will be allowed to hold the boards.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-05

cess, with an overwhelming majority
of Republican members in the congress
of the United States, with the state
ADMINISTRATION under orr control. thar
there goes with it great responsible.
ty; that the people of the country are
looking to US TO make good the pledges
of the Republican party and give them
clean, honest administration and keep
in mind that whatever may happen.
good administration is not only host
for the peopie. but is also the hes;
politics, j. in the coming cam1qicn
we can go TO the peonle and point 10
our record Of duty well performed. all
pledges honestly kept 1t IS the best
campaign argument that can be made
and our success for the future will not
be in danger.
Eve should also keep in mind that
to succeed we must have good orsani-
cation, and good organization is that
kind that always stands for the sue
cess of the party that looks to the
election of our state and national tick
ct. to the election of our congressional
and county ticket, and we should be
extremely careful that in giving our
loyal support to our particular favor
ties we do nothing that will endanger
the election of a member of congress
in one of the close districts, or that
will endanger the election of our state
and county tickets"
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-05
Watson EXPRESSES "EeeIinns."

Representative Jim" Watson made
one of his characteristic addresses
brief and full of healthful hun1or and
sound logic The Sixth district ora
tor proceeded to express his feel
ings," and the crowd applauded them
He arraigned the Democratic party in
a way that seemed to suit his hearers
Mr.. Watson took a fling at civil SER
vice. 81 am not here" said he, "'to
cast slurs on the civil service sys-
tenn, but l hope it will not go to seed
in the United States. 1 believe the
time has come when we ought to lock
well to our organization and take care
of the boys in the wards and town
ships. That is my kind of Republi-
canism. Let us not go from this meet
ing filled with pessimism, but let us
go forth with rosy hopes. If the Re-
publican house needs cleaning we can
do 1t without any outside assistance.
Thank God, we have the man that
can do It,"
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-05
Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
that Contain Mercury.

as mercury will surely destroy the
sepse of smell and completely de-
range the whole system when enter
ing it through the mucous surfaces.
Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from reputa-
BILE physicians, as the damage they
will do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio,
contains no mercury, and is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure, be sure you get the genuine.
It is taken internally and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by F. ]. Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists. Price, 75c per
bottle.
Take Halyl's family pills for con-
stipation.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-05
CONFUSION,
Fits, then
Epilepsy.

DR.. Miles Restorative Nerv-
inc has been SO successful in
curing these brain-wrecking
diseases that there is every
reason to believe that even the
most hopeless cases can be
benefited, if not fully restored.
We will be pleased to refer
any one thus afflicted to many
who now enjoy the blessing OF
health, after years of hopeless
suffering.
IT have a son that had brain fever
the worst type, and he was pronounced
for him. without relief. After about
fifteen years he became so BID that we
sent him to Longcl.n hospital for the
there nearly three years. but he con-
tinued to grow worse, so We brought
him home July 60 IL 1902; in an aw6ui
entirely. He hardly knew cne of the
family; could not even figd his bed:
was a total wreck. He ha1 from to
b., Mes d asvi Me AND MAI be the TO ff
hottie vas used. we cold Sc q change
for thc be-: :. We have given ii. to
him ever s...~e. AID he y he'd DIT
two very light spells since 'zf hIC'a@t.
1903, and then he was not F.eI ctgPr
--"-"s. We pronounce him Cd. IS r.
IAN work and go anywtC~s IL a:l% %
wishes to ask any Goeetto1- an efcliuE
This. they are at IL cry 81
Y. Il. EUNNELI.. e. "a
Or. titles NervIts as ~ %oJf
druggist. who VI ! g. 1r. -H gtS~t the
first bottle viii benz : falls. ne
Will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co.. LI-.4,art, Ind
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Better Than Spanking.

Spanking does not cure children OF
bed wetting. There is constitution
al cause for this trouble. Mrs. M.
Summers, Box w. Notre Dame, Ind,
will send free to any mother her
successful home treatment, with full
instructions. Send no money, but
write to her today if your children
trouble you in this way. Don't blame
the child, the chances are it can t
help it. This treatment also cures
adults and aged people troubled with
urine difficulties by day or night.