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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-24

Fine Service-The service at the
Baptist church Sunday evening was
greatly enjoyed by the large audience
present. The. singing OF Mrs. Tubbs
was particularly appreciated and the
work of Mr.. Wins1ow thoroughly en-
joyed. u The other features were
equally we'll enjoyed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-24

Will Open Club Room-It is un-
derstood a 'club. room" will be
opened in this city in few days by
that genial boniface, Col. B. o.
Wyman Of Underwood. 1t is said it
will be a, swell place and be popular
with the gentlemen.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-24

Mad Dog-Mandan Pioneer: A re-
port from Oliver county tells of the
loss Of several head of stock by being
bitten by. a mad dog. C. F. Mas
singham and, Chas. Wihitmer are the
biggest, lossers. Settlers have an
nounced their intention of shooting
all loose dogs on sight. ~. J. !,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-24

Gives the Fiqures-C. A. Rust of I'm
derwood, has been spending little
time in seeing the sights of Bismarck
and attending to business. When
asked as to the future prospects OF
Underwood and vicinity and especial
ly if prices of land were not pretty
high, replied to the former, by saying
very bright, and as to the prices Of
land, by saying that last spring he and
john Renter bought a section of land
for SIT per acre and intended putting
the entire piece in fax but an m
avoidable delay caused them to seed
only $50 acres The cost for the $50
acres in crop was: for land, first pay
fnent, se16. breaking $40, seeding,
harvesting. threshing, etc, per acre,
s6.27, interest on deferred payments,
s1I0, or 4 total of s1,s93. The crop
brought 50, 400 in cash or q profit of
over $500, 81 nearly SIS per acre after
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1906-12-24

Remembered the Tribune This
afternoon Father Clemens kindly re-
membered the Tribune force with a
box Of fine cigars, and one and all of
the force. wish the good father a
Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Year. The kindness is highly ap-
preciated. H., .>g-
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-12-28
Proposed Oregon Tax Law
CONTINUED irom last week,
tAmentlnlnry clnupo }


Section IL. That section | Of nm net
entitled IAN net TO fix the place of M.
sersing national bank stock aud private
hanks, lean and trust oompanies, mp.
proved February "a, 1908, being found
upon page 9S6 Of the General Lawsoi
Oregon, 1908, be and the same hereby
II amended 10 read NJ follows;
Shares of stock oi national banks
shall he assessed 10 the individual share.
holders nj the place where the bank IL
located, Shares Of stock of other
banks, and interest In banking capital,
building and loan associations, and
trust companies, shall bc assessed "a
such hanks, building and loan asuocia.
tions, or trust companies, or 10 their
owners or stockholders, m by law pro.
vided, nj the place where such banks,
building and loan associations, or trust
companies are located.
tsnying elnusel
Section i2. That this act shall mol
be construed TO Gpply to the assessment
OF property made upon the basis d
ownership on the first day Of March
1907, ut the hour Of O'Clock u. IN.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-12-28

Ito be continued next weekly
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1906-12-28
tTerm Property Having situs in Thi
State" dehned.)

Section Z. The term property hav-
ing a situs in this state shall include
all property, real and personal, of the
corporations included in this act,
owned, leased, used, operated, or occu-
pied by them, and also such proportion
Of the rolling stock, cars, and other
personal property OF like or different
kind, as is used partly within and part
ly without the state, us herein provided
10 be determined.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-24
Nus ben @eri9teu.
&riminalgeridt.

grtbur &emler unb 6arrp 9aiier,
bic F1 ipegen @inbru9s unb @robbisb.
ffabls au berantporten batten, !puroen
bes aleinoisbfabls i9ulbis bsfunosn
unb nit 81 unb Soften uno su Is
Sabrsn In Der Snoiana RsformanfnIt
beftraft. Bsibe ffsben I'm Utter bon IL
Sabrsn. 9as gtrserrs9t tpurbe ibns1
auf l Sabr e~nt3oeen.
9i. Wirtbe 8arnarb Sslgabois unb
9ermann Summers. bic Fd segen Dos
Niaoliongsieb bsraanssn battsn. tpu..
ben nit $40 unb Soften ab9eurtbsilt.
Der Ja0 oes @bns. WiQis, Der beg
tbdiliden Nngrifs lauf tleins MdS9en
bsi4ulbiet puroe, murbe bon benz &i9s
ter bss 2riminal9eriats unter Be-
ratbung ge3ogen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-24

BoonbilIe, %. MpriI. g.
1t. De Bruler 9e9tsanpalt bon
@bansbiae. NOR bisier Sage als @er-
treler Der s. 6oolsp 3oblsngeielf9 aft
bon gDanbiQs bier unb traf Elm
ueberetnfommen nit ben 3oblenqrds
bern Sobn 2sab, Morian @obinion
uno Commodore @entrp, bic por
ungefdbr 3usi MOnatsn bet elmer
Staub @rplOfon in Der Woolsp
Wine In etelton Sopnftip berlsbt
tuorben tuaren. Sober tpuroe nit einem
8etras bon $3.50 absefunbsn. Sbos.
Us. 2inoisp mar Der Nntpalt ber 2lds
ger.
Btncennes, %. Npril. Die
Wui9elffdsrei i'm 8abaib.6Iub idsint
Elm gang sintrd9lidss 8si9dft su isin.
8iele 2eute, bic auf anbere Weiie fribsr
gutsu 2obn b~ersisnten, babsn ibre Be-
i8ditigung a~ufseseben, UNI Wuf9el-
fif3er au tueroen. 6ier nno ba miro
In ben Wuiasln cine perle gefunoeu,
beren Wertb bie iOnfi9en unbsquem=
li9teiten Der Nrbeit beoeuteno iiber=
wiegt. go fanb fiirsli9 Der Slide,
Sad Smith cine perle i'm @eui9t bon
SIS @rainss. bic ct fit 1856 b~srfaufte.
Ratirli9 III nidt Sober 70 9ltidlid,
bod ergiebt Der grtrag Der Wufdsln
auf phsnem Nartte 9enug, UNI Der
Jif9ern ausreiaenoen @erbient 3u
fdern. Der 8orratb BON Wui&eln
i'm 5luhe i4eint unerI40pH:d 81 Iein.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-24
9aaf=9epeide.

@ouberneur 6anlp erhieli eeftern
bon @Oupernsur paroee bon @alifor'
MEN ais Nnimort auf elm bortbin ee,
ianotss 8elsgramm folgenbs Sspsi9s;
.@ielen Sant fur Sbre aiitise Spm.
pathis : Sepsf&e. Der gr6Bts She'll
San 5raneiscO's lit absebrannt unb
Sauienos fnb boQRdnbig bsrnrmt
Sieielben peroen bisl ShIfs ssbraudsn.
bis tie TN etanOe fns, fa islbi au
belfen."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-24

@ G b n.

". uno 4atie 6aninn, lO4O Dt9b
StraBe, Ndo9sn.- CHARLES uno Cleo
6uofon, 313 Norb WifOuri StraBe.
Wdoden.-gImer unb Stella S5orps,
1913 STD G6sfislo Noenue, 2nabe.
-Diaiam unb 5annp Ralsp, 1859
Silber Apenue. Wdo6sn. - Wiaiam
uno Rate pisres, 1907 NOro Senate
Mpsnus, 9nabe. - SoTepb unb Nora
@anoner, 1869 Wsff Mcgarip StraBs.
Wdo9sn.-2ouis uno Winnie @ueoel,
391 OF Worris StruBs, Wdo4en. =
Woies unb 2aura Mofst, 552 Roro
Sbsffslo Absnus. 3miGinss. anabe
unb W6o9sn. - @barles uno 2is3ie
Wagnsr, 207 &i9lanS StraBs, Wdo.
Aen. = patrid unb 3oIe O'@onnea.
|2611 proipset strabs. 2nabe. - See
uno &utb 3hompIOn, ILL Wc@lain
Strabe, Mdb9en.- WilIon uno 6rau
Pimiton, Staot.S ofpital, Wdb9sn. :
Sobn uuo Wurp @bsslin, 1914 Wsf
29. Strabe, 2nabe. - @barles uno
WabIe Smith, $500 Worb capital
Mpsnue, Rnabs. - 5reo unb gleanor
Sohnfon, 1902 NOrb alabama StraBs.
Mdo6sn.-Noolpb uno 5rancss pluds.
baum. $40 Japette StraBs, Wdo&en.
-Sobn uno gtbel 2pnd, 923 @alifors
nia Strabs, MdO9en.
Getraut.
Anbretp GouqlaB-glara Srouie.
Sobannie gof--Molie 2odhart, gon=
n%ersbile, Sno.
Samuel Wbite-Garab Worea.
9sOrge 6owaro-Magsis Seib. i.
Sobn Murpbp-Wona S6uls.
Samss But9er-2atbrian Stemart.
RaIpb @oble-2ueile BOmuian. Spsn'
Ger, Sno.
@barlss Oltgsr-Nnna Obsrefsa.
angelo Haeeone-Siletta pifam.
Squire WuRauer-AQura @oprao.
O eforben.
Struggling 9Oung. Door Of 9Ope.-
gotuaro Watsrni, 35, 7l3 @oncoro
Strabs. = Sarab CHS, 70, Gil Bot.
terion straBs. -Nnn gli3abetb Woob,
70, 902 Oh Is. Strait. = :. Saps.
rs, 624 Norb alabama Strabe. =
Otto 6afelman, SO. HOG Noro Nla.
bama Strabe. -9a3sl palmsr, 2, 7l2
Norb Sbeffielo Apsnue.- @ut6 Meu.
fer, 5, 1876 Noro arienal apenue. =
Sobn Brill. Sc. 708 Worb Sherman
9ribe. = @uiispps Yalas,r. 80. 6l2
@beRnut ~StraBe.-Wngoalena 3ebes.
berger. 81, 514 Sho WertbianS trabe.
Sept StotIsr, SO, 2126 Rorb Rural
6trabe. = Warp 2impart. 2. 900
Ret4am Strabe. - gpa Sobnion, 40,
40. 227 NOrb 'Slinois GtraBe. =
5rebSie giiHoro Spap. 4, $40 Wsf
Worris S~trabs.-Sifer Stella 9opt.,
81. ct. 8incents 0oipital
G9i0ing. so, $50 @aben StraBe. -
@barlss Deslsp Bridges. 81. $50 Noro
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-24
LIS. co.
8aihinstcn Bel Der Meribian Strabe.

enrpSide o n, 25 Sabre
aft, sci Norb Sanate ape. tpuroe
gefern bon benz idbtifden 6tspitol
mad Dem @efdngnib i%ibsrfhbrt. Older.
ion bate Rd Dor 2 Wo1en on cine,
S4ldasrei betbeiIigt, nobel sr bsrf9ie=
oene MeferI@nitte srbaltsn bate unt
ing 6ospital gebraGt tpsrbe1 mubte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-24

6. j. Boots, Der nit mebrsrer ars
eeren A,beitern fur bic @entral.$ ele.
pbon SO. nit hem guffs0en bon pfo.
ifen an Der Wabifrn Npe. unb Belt.
giienbabn bsI&dFtist mar, b~erunelAdte
aeHern oabur&. bab ibm elm pfOffsn
gesei bas Betn rollte; Elm Br,i9 bsfsI.
ben mar bic 5olgs. Or. 1oub BON
Oisteniarium lisb ibn our6 bic fdOti.
f&e ambulans tn feline Wobnuns $50.
SO Norb @sf Strnbe fGaHen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-24
@egsa oas 8aGipisl am Soantag

Die am SOnntng Ibeno In gnqliib
Opsrnhaus a~bgebaltenen %1nterbaItung,
bsrsn grtraa ftr bic NOtblsibsnben In
san GraneiseO bsftimmt 1T unb Dos
am Nadmittag befelben Sages i'm
WaibingtOn Bart fatigebabte BaiebaQ.
Spiel profsiionslsr gpislsr babsn un=
ter einsm She'll Der bisfgen @sifli9=
teit einige @ntrifung beroOr9erufen;
osrsn Spibe R9 aessn bic fdotiI9en
@retutius geamten ti9tet.
Die alssmeins Anf9t TIP, oaB burd
Die Mrt unb Wsiis. uie bas 8afsball.
Spiel a%rran9irt uurbs, oas 8eisB iiber
bic S%silisbaltuns bes Sonntass uni.
ganssn pOrosn 1T unb bab bic 8eb6r.
ben ibr erft In poriger Wo9e ~sssebenes
8sriprs9en. bas Spiel ON Sonntas
ni4t gu aeffatten, ni9t sebaIten baben.
pafOrsn bsri9isbensr Ssnumina=
iionsn bielten @onferen3sn ab uno BITE
indianapolis @briRian Winiifsr's vi.
location CAB ibrer Snoignation our9
folaenbe Reiolution Nusbrud.
,8eI4loRer, oab bic @sifli9en Der
@brihliaen Rirde bierbur& ibre MiB'
~biaigusg iibsr ben 8eriu4 Der 8e=
Eddftsfibrer Der galipieler ausipre.
den. unter einsm 8ormanb bas @eieb
au umasbeu. burd ben He gu Der tbats
iddliGen uebertretun9~ oes @sfebes
nod bic Ssudslsi fhsen. Wir er-
iuaen ben Wapor, cine oerartige Glrce
Der umsebung gu u%erbinoern.
@egen bic rnterbaltung In gti9liib
Opsrn bauie wiro bauptid9lid bes=
balb ginpanb erboben, neil our9 bies
ielbe @smeinbe.W itglisosr bonn 8eiu9
Der berf9ieosnen 2iraen a~bgebalten
uurben.
@siGdftsfhbrer Wattins Der Ball
ipielsr bat nod fur a4t ueltere Gonn.
tage Spiels fsfseisbt. Die Sage Rno:
indianapolis nit columbus am 20.
Mai unb 8. Suit. nit 2ouisbils am
l. Stunt, nit Wilpautes ON 20. Up ril
uno 5. Ausuf. nit 9anias Gitp am
II. Stunt, nit ct. paul am 10. Stunt
unb nit Winneapolts am IL. NuQuf.
Die gsRriasn episle reiultirtsn ME
fol9t:
u mertcan.M ociatio n.
indianapolis, %. Mpril.
Snoianapolts3 OO1121O0O0- 8
W~inneapolis.1 0301000302 -10
gattsrien - Softer. @romlep unb
Weaber; Gorb, 3bomas, SeffOns,
Wstienberg uno S6annon, umfre unb
6astea.
SoIebo, %. NpriI.
Solebo 100. O232O2O0*- 9.
Santos @itp.. 000302010- 6.
Batterisn = 3infella unb 2anb;
Durham uno SuQiban.
2ouisbine. %. Mpril.
QouisbiGe 49,. 101000022- 6
ST. pauI -. O10000022- 5
Batterien = StsGer, Mc@orb nno
StOner; Buchanan unb Drill.
columbus. 90. MpriI.
Columbus. 30010100*- 5
Wilpaufee -. O0000001O- 1
Batterien - Berger unb Rpan;
goobmin uno BepiIe.
g ational. | 9 a.
cincinnati, %. NpriI.
Cincinnati -. 001004OOO o. 5
81. Qouis. =. 301100002- u
Batterien = Operaa unb pbeIps;
/ m.Q..rsA ,,eh Ecfmn8
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-24

&c.. u. Remmetter 224 Worb
ptne etr.-Dunfles unb bellies gapi-
toll @itp Bier fets BEL mir ~ taben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-24

2oeaIsB etterberi6t.
TbeiImeile ben5Ift unb brpbeno bsuts
0aGt mnS R ittmo9; fteisenoe Eemperatur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-24

@bieaso, "a. Gpril.
Stir Snbiana: S1Sn beute Na9t uno
am @ittwo9; wabri6etnIi6 'aesen i'm
nSrSIi&en IbsiIe Rittwo& Na6mittas ooer
ant Mbenb /; fteisenbe E~emperatnr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-24
@etterberfht.

Sur 3. stunosn snsens = MIR morssns, a5. april
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-24

On b~ertanfen I: Banfer's 2ift. bic Ab6ffen i&hrIi4e
- nnfofeu fhr $1,000. alter bon 20, fnr rs Sabre.
$40. Darum anbereu 10 uues4euere Rrdmie b~ssabIeni
8. 9. ebero, asent. $50 Rsiuten gIappssL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-24

(steneasin6 Gin ~eelernte- Hut9er in6t Be-
f1dftigung ireenb utl4er aft In einem
5lsii1erIabeu. Nan IaHe Dfferten in Der Office
bieies HIaites.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-24

q perfanftu-Gin mopu5ans BON Z Simmern nit
a orcbtrn stan, on elmer perbeHerten Stra5e
Ro9sufraoen 1910 Snaram Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-24

~ erlonQt-Gin beuti&es Mdb&en In flsiner Sonsis
lie. Ransufraaen 236 seft Nibisou Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-24
Snpalioenitible nno 8rm9b6noer.

Rrndbdnber. @ir pahen uno sarantiren Sruf.
- bdnoer. Snpalioen- Stible 5n p%erfauien poer
5u perinietben.
8reiette=Eusb Co., 13s Sib Sainpis StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-24

W erInnot-Giue Heibiee Srau mittIeren Glters fur
ansemetne 3ausarbe:f. Gutter sobH uuo
idbas eeinratb ffr bic rintiae psrion.
2o2s Roto AIabomo Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-24
@efcbdfts: &alember.
Sapeten.

SSapeten. Sd bdnse unb ~Iiefere 5eyeten.
~ 5eIepbpn, Nain 4ss.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-24
Mr3neien.

0eioen sic an Gatarrb gSerm 10, S6gern sic
- niht bic 81 5a=Na &emebp Go. ju tpniultiren.
9bones: @su s52Y; Slt, Main 555s, uoer man aorei
fire 11s OF @ifisan StraBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-04-24
TtermometerHanb.

D. e. BIbtbs
Seetions.D Director.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04
INFORMATION,

,--,.,,,, ,n,nIcmcnts have not been improved
10 SbI,a f,i. over spgn years
90 - 40, r,.n now employed On the Panama
,ni nhou4 1909 are Americans
nurIng the last year nfty-h German 'rauo
,rIS1s snent 81, 40 cno in strikes
7, &, asserted by the British Medical Journhl
~, ~ - n,an's nccles are longer than thoF used
TO he. ~.
,,,o, .,eclmcns OF cotton fabrics are often
c,,,n1 IN Peruvian tombs dating back TO tho
thno Of tho 1nces
-, ,.ccnt trip to san Francisco tho steam
bIn Eoroa brought cargo In whlch was SS'''
Sn worth of opium
Tho G,runn Government pronted last year
lo ,s On, 90 by lts postul telegraph and tHie-
Dhonc systems
,rno arst cherries were brought into Europ"
-, n rtrrnsunt on the Black sen. by Lucul-
i',o about The year 20 H. G.
\yiro drawing invented by Rudolph nG, %t %,
,-,,,,,l,srp in the carly part OF the hit"Spth
,n,uTy Wire Was hrst made In England IN
1853 49,, ,,a,
,r,r q violin by Pctrus Guorncrius, dated l'y'.
r.5o' ,.ag recently glNon M n recent rho ~
f,ndou. while ono by Ncholns Lupot u'oush'
l2i0. -, ,,,
n,orwuy mnkcs a good thing out OF hcr win,
tar climate She exports about ,op.Vp tohs W ol
hcst lake leo yearly 10 tho other h""pe'H'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04

countries. Ore company alone can send away
ZOO tons day.
In tho navigation of 1916 the three
lacks at the Sault Ste. Marie passed
ago OF oIshty-sevcn vessels day The record
has never been approached by any other ship
on,h in the world
Tho largest Industry in Japan Is textile.
There being nomc 1887 factories of various sizes
engaged in this trade. the majority being cen
tered In and around Ostka. These are mostly
worked by steam power.
Tho Japanese Jinriklshas wcre established In
Shanghai public vehicles less thnn two
years ago. and their Introduction In various
other parts OF China Is being pushed with
characteristic japanese energy.
Tho North German Lloyd steamship KcIser
wilhelm II. discharged at plymouth recently
Mexican dollars and S3i bars OF virgin silver.
1t was a record consignment OF silver.
Leo Cohn. merchant OF spondau, Germany.
advertised the sale OF n stock OF goods at less
thun half cost buyer proved that moro
than half the price had been charged for
an article he had bought and the merchant
wnS fined S5.
was a society OF the missionaries children.
II could meet only once year at tho an
nual meeting Mt the mission fEatlons. Now
japan has rs Christian Endenvor societies
Tho total stock OF money In gold. silver md
uncovered paper In the whole world amounts
in round figures, TO $1,000, 100000. In tho
United States tho total stock OF money
amounts TO about 5000 .o00e00.,
Tho coneo crop OF Sumatro has become al
most equal 10 that Of Javo- The Inter island
Is smaller but much more populous and IL has
Il long stnrt In coffee before the plantations
In Sumatrn began OF cut any nguro in the
worlds supply
The letters in the aphobcts Of tho different
nntione vary In number Tho Sandwich
Islanders have II. the Burmese Is. italian 20,
Bengnlla q, German, Dutch and English %
each. Arabic IS. Persian 80. Armenian 80 and
Russia III.
Near tho town OF Afica. the coast or
Northern chile, there arc still TO be seen tho
huge boilers OF an American man -of-wnr, the
Wntcrcc. This vessel swept TWO miles
inland on tho crest OF tho titnd wave accom-
pnnying the greet earthquake Of lSGS and
stranded thcCc.
About tho time the Galapagos islands were
discovered a young turtle was born there. He
died tho other day in the Geological gardens.
London He Mt least 35O years old When
he was feeling well ne would eat much
gr0ss as an average COW.
The worlds smallest Inhabited Island is that
on which Eddystone lighthouse in the Eng
lish channel. stands. for AT low water II IN
only 80 feet In diameter. At high wntcr the
base OF the lighthouse. which has diameter
OF only little over 3 feet. Is completely
covered by water.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-03-04
What Is Your NameP

Have YOU ever thought of tho meaning
Of your name? DO you know It's origin
Celtic. Tcutonic, Latin?
Some names speak for themselves as to
origin while others nrc wholldk
origin and meaning. some are merely non
suggestive, while others are wholly mis-
leading 4 cursory glance at any list of
English surnames Is sufficient proof Of
this Considering the surprising changes
TINT many names have undergone the al
most universal lack OF knowledge con-
cerning their origin is not to be won
dcred at What is There In Peter
Snooks" to suggest TO the uninitIatcd that
oriuInally II was Peter at the Seven
Oaks?" Though Thomas Whitehorse"
suggests the American Indian custom in
names. originally IT was Thomas at the
White Horse or Thomas at the sign of
tho White Horse tn taVcrn). This was
th, source of many Of the animal" sur
nnmcs. In mcdlacvcl times our genial
nm Nye would have been Bill atten eye"
u q "at the island" Niles, Nash and
Noakcs had similar origin How can
Sucksmlth ShuXsmith and Sixsmith be
expected 10 know that n remote ancestor
OF theirs made sickles. honco was called
SkelysmIth? Sndney Is corruption of
ST, Donys, Sinclair Of st. Clair. Seymour
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JURY CALLS 1T FORGERY
S3,Ooo,ooo Will Contest Ends With q
Remarkable Recommendation.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 3.-After one
OF the most remarkable contests ever
wngcd on this coast u jury sitting In
Judge Kcrrigans department Of the Su-
pcrior court today declared the so-Callcd
codlcll to the Will OF the late Samuel
Davis to be a forgery.
For lightweight days the jury patient
ly listened to the presentation OF testt-
mony and the argument OF counsel, and
then after four hours elaboration,
reashed Its verdict. which was unani-
nous.
AS remarkable as the trial was the rec
ommcndation OF the jury following the
announcement of Its verdict, that the
contestants be generous In victory and
provide for certain blood relatives of the
deceased capitalist.
The Davis estate is estimated 10 be
worth from one TO three millions,
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FRENCH DEBATE WILL
RESULT IN A DUEL
Session of Deputies Suspended
Because of Violent Abuses;
Challenge Passed.

PARIS. March 3-In the Chamber OF
Deputies today War Minister Euenne
said:
our strongholds are in good condition.
The rumors OF defective supplies are un-
founded. All the necessary measures
have been taken. The decree establish
Ing the Council Of National Defense is
now in the hands OF the Premier and the
Supreme Commander has already been
chosen. He is an officer of ability and
possesses the full confidence or the
army
French Duel in Sight.
In the course OF the discussion of a
resolution requiring the War Minister To
allow officers TO bring actions In tho civil
courts, the debate became most violent.
NJ Auffray Nationalist, and Nj, Jauros,
Socialist, exchanged abuses and the sit
ting was suspended.
Later NJ. Jauros sent his seconds To
meet the seconds OF NJ. Aufrray and make
arrangements FOR a duel.
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Will Visit Irrigation Projects.

C. A. Hammond. superintendent OF drll
work for the Federal reclamation service,
viii leave Salt Lake Saturday to Inspect
the operations OF his department in vari-
ous irrigation projects, His itinerary Will
extend over several weeks and viii in
clude the work being done in Arizona
and California on the Colorado at Yuma.
Cal. the Salt river project In Arizona.
thn Pathfinder and Shoshone dams I'm
Wyoming and the Huntly dam on the
y.unUstoue I'm Montana
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TRYING TO GUST GR0CERS
Ohio Wholesalers UP Aainst Fed
eral Antitrust Laws.

COLUMBUS. o. March 3.-Attorncy- Cen
ornl Ellis today Nlcd In the Circuit court here
a pctltIon TO Dust the Ohio Wholesale Grcccrs
association from its charter on tho ground that
IL has operated in restraint or trade contrary
10 the provisions OF the antitrust Law.
Tho petition Is based upon the complaints
made TO tho Attorney General that the com
pnny nNCd the prices nt which sugar and cof-
ice should be sold 20 the retail dealers OF Ohio.
The company was given hearing and claimed
ihnt The operations complained OF had ceased
in is15 but fnicd to satisfy the Attorney
GL;nnrrnl nnnm this point
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Pi,,,ords and Pool at Y M. c. A

Tho Y NJ e 4. announces that billiard and
rooI tnbIas will be placed in room set aside
Trr thr purpose shortly for tho bcncnt Of tho
maml,ars They have already been ordered
ord ,yiu be OF the finest material and make
ShI Icmand for such games has resulted in
mis- uoy, which win undoubtedly be hailed
with delight by the numerous experts with tho
enc who arc members OF the organization.
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