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Beware of
FAKE MEDICAL CON-
PANIfS"

Drs. Shores in their many years OF
practice in Salt Lake City. have
never resorted to abuse of any hon
est physician-but on the contrary
Drs. Shores have always welcomed
HONEST competition-but when
TRAMP DOCTORS and TIMER
ANT TAKERS. hiding under the
cloak of a Fake Medical Co."
seek to trap the unwary, Drs.
Shores feel it a duty to call atten-
ton to such frauds. EVERY DOC
TOR ENTITLED TO PRACTICE
MEDICINE IN UTAH HAS HIS
NAME AND CREDENTIALS ON
RECORD IN THE COUNTY RE-
CORDER'S OFFICE. If you in
tend to consult a doctor. FIRST
EXAMINE THE RECORDS AND
SEE THAT HIS NAME Is THERE.
IT is an old-time trick to advertise
a Fake Medical Co." and parade
one doctor as possessing great
skill (who is either a nonresident
of the state or is dead and buried,
and then palm off some unscrupu-
lOus quack on the sick when they
come to consult the doctor adyer-
tised. DID YOU EVER HEAR OF
A GENUINE. REPUTABLE PLY
SICIAN DOING BUSINESS WITH
THE SICK AS A FAKE COM
PANY?" The COMPANY" fur
nishes the cloak under which ANY
QUACK can practice.
WHEN TAKERS ADVERTISE
TO CURE ANY SINGLE IN
COMPLICATED AILMENT'' FOR
A FEW DOLLARS-ITS A BAIT
TO DRAW YOU TO THEIR OF
FICES-AND THEN FIND YOU
HAVE SEVERAL AILMENTS
AND THE BILL WILL BE $50 TO
slOO-AND IF YOU REFUSE TO
PAY IT THREATEN YOU WITH
EXPOSURE. THEY EVEN Of
FER TO SELL YOUR NAME AND
TROUBLES TO OTHER FAX
FRS. BE CAREFUL WHOM YOU
PAY YOUR MONEY TO-BE-
WARE OF ANY FAKE DOC
TOR" WHO HIDES UNDER THE
CLOAK OF A FAKE MEDICAL
INSTITUTE"
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ANOTHER EXAMPLE OF
DR.. SHORES SKILL

READ THE HONEST TESTI-
MONY OF THIS GENTLEMAN.
THEN GO AND ASK HIM ABOUT
HIS EXPERIENCE.
Mr. Scott says: 81 have suffered
from a complication of Catarrhal
diseases for five or six years. NV
stomach distressed me, my appetite
was poor, my eyesight affected, had
eaTache, and my head ached CON
STANTLY in spite of all could do.
and my nights rest was always
broken. ] nave treated with the
most eminent Doctors in the United
States. without relief. | was under
the care of the most noted special
lists in Denver for seven months,
and got absolutely no relief. al
though I spent lots of money on
treatment. Two months ago 1 came
10 DTs. Shores & Shores and began
their treatment. IN ONE WEEK
I FELT BETTER. and have stead
ily improved since, and today my
stomach Is all right, / sleep better
than for years, my terrible head
aches are almost entirely a thing of
the past, and / can honestly say
that Drs. Shores have done me
more good in two months than all
the doctors and medicines 1 have
used in six years. and I want to
tell everybody who suffers all about
my case"
(Signed) "PERLEY X. SCOTT.
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BARRED IRON SERVICE.

Oklahoma City Okla, Dee. 1E.-Upon
receipt of telegrams from Washington
advising that negro applicant at the
United States naval recruiting station
here was a member of the Twenty fifth
regiment, United States Infantry, dis
charged for participation in the
Brownsville, Tex, riots, Lieutenant
Cole today refused to accept the ne
gro's application for enlistment i'm the
United States navy. The negro. whose
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KING Of NORWAY
VISITS KAISER
German Monarch Kisses His
Fellow Ruler on Both Cheeks
on Meeting.
DlNED AT P0TSDAM PALACE
FLATTERiNe SPEECHES ON ALL
SIDES.

Berlin. Dec. liking Haakon, Queen
Maud and Crown Prince Olaf of Nor
way arrived at POtsdam this morning
from England, and were received at the
station by Emperor william, the en-
press, the crown prince and crown
princess, the other sons of the emper-
or, Princess Victoria and a large NUM-
Der of military and naval officers and
courtiers. AS the special train drew
up at the platform the emperor ad-
Vanced and warmly welcomed King
Haakon. kissing him on both cheeks.
The emperor then kissed the hand Of
Queen Maud and both the emperor and
empress kissed Prin e Olaf.
The program for the entertainment
OF the royal visitors consists of a dinner
at the new palace at Potsdam tonight
and tomorrow a lunch at the NOrWe-
gian legation. and a gala performance
at the opera. after which the visitors
will leave for Norway.
The imperial and royal parties viii
attend church service at Potsdam to-
gether Sunday morning.
Toasts at Dinner.
During dinner at the new palace in
Potsdam tonight Emperor William
proposed the health OF the visiting
eachment TO King Haakon's country,
and mentioned the gifts made by him
self and the German people when
Aalesund was destroyed by fire in 1904
as indicative Of what Germany thought
Of Norway.
In reply. the Norwegian king thanked
the German emperor for his many evil
dences of friendship. He referred 10
Emperor Williams many visits to the
coast of Norway, and closed with the
assurance given in the name of the en-
tire Norwegian people, of the sincere
joy felt at the good understanding ex-
listing between Germany and Norway
He then proposed the health of the en-
peror and members of the imperial
family.
This afternoon King Haakon called
upon the crown prince and Prince
EikeI. handing to each the chain OF
the Order of the StOlaf.
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San Francisco Mining Stocks.
BOTH VESSELS SAFE.

Duluth, Mimi, Dec. 15.-The steamer
7danistique is safe at Port Huron, On
She made that port this evening after
a terrific battle with seas which were
running mountain high since last night.
This morning she reached Shelton in
1the lee of the Isle Royale, and lay to
Until the wind abated- A dispatch from
Ashland. Wis, states that the steamer
ireland has been sighted at ancho.
eight miles northeast IF Sand island.
and that she is apparentiY safe.
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MONUMENT FOR KEY.

Baltimore. Nd, Dec. 15.--For a n1onu-
ment here TO Francis Scott Key. COM
poser of THE Star Spangled Banner
So, 600 has been offered by Charles L..
Marburg. provided the city will furnish
a suitable site. Mr.. MsrburS formerly
was in business here.
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SITE SELECTED.
lspecial 10 The Herald. }

washington. Dec 15.-Assistant Secre-
tary of the Treasury Edwards has made
Lander. WYE. selecting a site 80 feet
square at the corner of Lincoln and
Third streets. the property of o. F. Starr.
for $500 The house today passed the
Mondell bill granting Robert La Fon-
taine of Cheyenne an increase of pension
TO So monthly
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The L. a. to the b. of r. T. will give
a card party Tuesday evening in the
Eagles hall. Second South and West
Temple. Hand-decorated china prizes
Admission % cents.
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need the counsel and and of eXper-
fenced and kindly physicians, are
cordially invited 30 consult TINS Ge,
partlnent anI b. advised FRF'h VI
CHARGE. We cure more hleii 'iid li,
All The "Faxe Medical Institutes
OF the city combined
So sure is the cure under DIS
SHORES MODERN METHODS IN
all private diseases that YOU may az
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small weekly or monthly INSTALL
ments. as the cure progresses, or you
NAV PAY WHEN CURED No mat
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failed to cure you, consult these
Master Specialists. free OF charSt'
and learn how you can yet be cured
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REDUCED RATES
For Christmas Holidays,

Y ia Oregon Short Line. Tickets on sale
Dec. 20. 81, %, "a % and 81, and Jan. I,
1907. final limit Jan. !, 1907. See agents
for further particulars.
CITY TICKET OFFICE. pol Main s..
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"THE LAGOON ROAD"

Salt Lake and Ogden Railway Co.
Simon Bamberger. Pres. & Gen1 Mgr.
Time Table In Effect Sept. I, 1905.
LEAVE SALT LAKE-5:50 and 900 a. m.
1:3e, 4:33 and $50 p. m.
LEAVE LAYTON FOR SALT LAKE
7:c0 and 10;15 a m, pa $50 and 7:iS
m
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Columbia Records last twice as long
as others. Try them.
COLUMBIA PHONOGRAPH CO.
81 South Main.
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Eve Department.

hrs. shores Eye Department is in
charge of Specialist of q years
training in the treatment of all dis
cases of the Eye. Astigmatism, Far
and Short sight-Cross Eyes. Gran
ulated Lids, and all other diseases
of the eye skilfully treated and
At very reasonable rates.
GLASSES FITTED TO ANY EYES
and Satisfaction guaranteed from
$500 up. Consultation and Examina-
lion Free at DTs. Shores Offices.
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name is withheld by the officer. first
claimed to have served in another re-
giBent of the army.
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Gold Moulded Cylinder Records. III.
best made, 25c each, at Colcmbis Phon
ograph Co,
327 South Main.
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There is no getting near MOUNT
Quality Pickles. You must get the gen.
uine MOUNTS to get the real things
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WEAK NJ EN-.

So-ealled Weakness i'm men is
merely q symptom of chronic in
fiammation in the prostate gland,
brought on by early dissipation OF
by the improper trea tnent of some
contracted disease A complete and
radical cure is. therefore. a ques-
ton Of restoring the prostate gland
to its ormal state, and this we &c
complish promptly and completely
without the use of internal remedies.
Our treatment is a local ore entire
ly. 1t is original and scientific. and
has been proved absolutely effective
by thousands of tests. We are con-
WINGED that by no other methods
can full and permanent restoration
of strength and yigOr be accom-
plished.
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Fancy Vests

OF the best materials and makes in
irresistible patterns. An iGeal Xmas
gift.
BROWN. TERRY e. WOODRUFF CO
$50 Main st.
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The Right Frame

For the pictures we sell is our study
and the price. too.
Held Engraving Co, 81 Main
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SPECIAL DEPARTMENT FOR MEN


of
Will
he PRIVATE
victim othe
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d. r. hurley. g. P. A.
D. S. SPENCER. A. O. r. A
City Ticket Office. 201 Main Street
Telephone go.
Note The train numbers shown abOve
are Oregon Short Line train numbers ard
do not apply to the Southern Pacific west
of Ogden or the Union Pacific east
thereof
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is CONSULT DRS. SHORES, FREE THIS MONTH.

don't feel you HAVE TO TAKE TREATMENT to
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169 S. Main St Phones 1885
] IT. BURTNER. District Passenger Agt.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
SAYS DEPOsITORs MUST ACT.
Counsel for Knickerbocker Depositors Com
mittee Explains Situation.

"A great many inquiries have been received by
the members of the Parsons committee OF depos-
itors OF the Knickerbocker Trust Company, SAID
Herbert l.. Satteree counsel for that committee,
last night about the assets OF the knickerbocker
Trust Company
The committee desires to say that the receivers
have not been able give out figures, because
they have yet completed advertising for claims,
nor has the appraisement of the assets yet been
completed. Few people, unless they have served on
an auditing committee of a bank trust company,
can realize the labor time involved in making
such an appraisal. OF course, until the inventory
shall have been made and time for proof of claims
shall have expired neither the court the re-
celvers have any knowledge which they at lib
erty disclose.
1t can be generally stated that if the depositors
will together before next Saturday. and enable
the company resume in the near future its con-
dition will be about follows The total assets
will have the value of about s53.l65 0oo made up of:
Cash 100000 demand loans $1,000 900; time loans.
$4,000 600; bills receivable ss50OO; bonds and
cages s3,l500o0; investments SS0o0Oc0 real estate
s. l65 600; total. s53.l65.0O0
1t is up the depositors to act and to act
quickly If they desire to have the company open
its DOORS
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
G. p. TO ISSUE $23 900, 900.
Shareholders Rights-No Purchase
of american Lines.

Montreal. Dec. 3O.-The shareholders of the ca
madam Pacific Railway. at special general meet
ing to-day, authorized the directors TO issue tne
balance of the authorized ordinary capital stock or
the conpanv to the amount of s2S.32O,000 at such
time as was deemed advisable and in such sums
as the directors might consider necessary. The
s2S 800 COO is part the $4Ooo00 new stock that
authorized in March 1906, which brought the
capital up to sl50NpoO0p During 1906 s2o0co,OW was
nut out but this amount included about s9,eoOooO
already In the treasury of the company The last
instalment on this block of stock was paid IN
January of the present year.
At a subsequent NEE ing of the board OF dlrec-
tors it decided issue s23336.NO of the Stock
which will he offered to shareholders basis of
20 per cent of their respective holdings.
Sir Thomas Shaughnessy said that the money was
to be used for improvements and additions to the
companys properties
He also denied rumors that the Canadian racine
was trying to acquire the Boston & Maine or other
American roads.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
METZ'S FINAL REPORT OUT
Figures for 1906 Shoe Decrease I'M
amount of T'Qres.

Controller Metz yesterday issued the final an
nual report of his department fer the year ended
December 81, 1906 This Is the first time that such
a report has been published within the year
mediately succeeding the year which the report
reviews AT first glance it might report
that is full year late is a good way behind
the times. but the Controller point to the
fact that heretofore the annual report usually
has been about two years late.
The Controller explains that of the main
purposes of the report is to bring the meaning
and significance of the city's accounts. in their
full scope and compleXty, within the comprehen-
sion of intelligent reader. At the outset OF
the report there is concise table of the entire
income and outgo of the city during the year
1906. classified under such general and broad dis
tinctions to make clear the main from
which the city derives It's receipts and the prin-
cipal causes of expenditure. This table also shows
the corresponding figures for the year 1905, aligned
in such manner to make comparison of the
one year. with the other a very simple matter,
the following illustration taken therefrom will
show:
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
BAY STATE GAS GOES UP ON CURB.
Election of Lawson and New Plans Cause
Advance, It Is Said

The most active stock on the curb market
yesterday was Bay State Gas, l25O00 shares of
which. il is reported, changed hands at from
] TO 1-16, an advance of Is 10 7-16 over Sat
urdays prices. Before the litigation over the
various issues OF the stock. of which there is
elS4 10000 outstanding. caused it to be
stricken from the New York Stock Exchanges s
Mt il sold as high $50 a share.
After il was dropped from the big board it
became a plaything for the curb. selling as low
as - cents share. The prices yesterday were
equivalent to 81 10 81 43a4 share.
New life has been given the stock by re-
cent court decisions affirming the equality OF all
stock now outstanding and the announcement
Of the company that il will issue new certif-
Gates. The election of Thomas ". Lawson as
president and his advertising Of the company
and it's plans have also caused a bullish senti-
ment in the stock. according TO well informed
interests.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
WABASH DECLARES BOND PAYMENT.
President Delano Denies Reports Of His Re-
tirement and Other Changes.

The directors of the Wabash Railroad Company
have declared a payment o: per cent on the
debenture A bonds and of l per cent the de-
benture BIS for the six months ending to-day The
interest is payable Thursday. F. A. Delano.
president of the road. said that reports of his re-
tiremcnt and OF Who'll, sale changes to b made
in the general Offices of the company were Untrue
Speaking Of traffic the Wabash Inns Mr..
Dclano said that it satisfactory IN view of the
general railroad conditions. and that the grain
movement was larger than at this time las year.
He expressed himself hopeful regarding te fut-
Gre but intimated that 1t would take Att time
before business and financial conditions wer fully
adjusted
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
EVIDENCE OF WRECK COMES ASHORE

Atlantic City. Dec. 3G.-Two yawlboats and a
couple of cabin doors have drifted ashore al
ForBed River twenty miles up the coast, and ii
is believed that thcy came from the schocne;s
reported in collision, one damaged and one SUM-
al sea off this coast Sunday by steamer
arriving in New York.
There arc no names marx on the boats 10
indicate 70 what vessel they belonged. The life
savers are keeping a sharp lockout in the hope
Ct picking UT something that may give a clew
10 the names Of the vessels one Of the boats
had apparently been torn from its davis. but
fbe other had seemingly been lowered. The only
name On this boat is 'R. A Morgan, Con" :" the
builder of the boat
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
CHANGES IN APPRAISERS STORES.
Marion De Vries Makes Various Appoint
ments and Transfers

Marion De Vries, recently named as president
of the Board of United States General Apprais-
ers. has appointed o. D. Madge chief clerk of
the board. Mr.. Madge has been acting chief
clerk for time. James W. Taylor has been
transferred from the reappraisement division to
the files division, while d. a. butcher now in
charge of the files division. has been sent to the
reappraisement division Hereafter the stem
ographic division will be a distinct branch of
the office and will be in charge of Charles w
Ray.
Louis Groedel will occupy the place in the
samples division formerly held by Mr.. Madge
Other transfers follows: G. w. Magee TO
be chief of the tea division, and Edward Schenck
to take charge of the time books
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
Involuntary petition filed against Status Lampro.
with claims follows: Kinzler Co, s20s; Pascual
q Co, S2l7; the Williams ~ Flash Company sSlI
It was alleged that Lampro is otherwise known as
rp sdXl Of , uoIg nnSiess also under the
porting Company and transferred assets wnile in
Involuntary petition against Benjamin w. Jacob
son; drygoods. Third avenue and 1lSth street. oy
S$4l s NJ Goldman &C Go S5 10 rhnr r Rollins s$s
lam H L: Edwards was appointed receiver, with a
petition, showing debts OF $7255S With assets Of
phe PSa m S tdT the
deivered s255 on notes Alice IBS B. Kauser R2S
Gsorse o the t9
F9p0iT iTnns E 4d f9nd G9mpRny "a sl6 snreta
s3oooo Julian Cheeny Of Boston S5ooo Rssts
.unliquidated claims, $4,000 deposited in bank
Involuntary petition against Pincus Sack. No >
Bond street, with creditors follows: c. Robinson
& Sons. s465; Mindlin & Rosenman, s9s4 Ludw IS
Involuntary petition against Davis zaiden, Jew
ef esms No s fS fo5ws Sixth by ss6 G6e9rs tor
krauss COMPANY, sS9 y. Feldman. s55. Transfer
Iny.oIqntary petition against Parker & Greenberg
follows; sokey Bunbefs $6l2 Louis fsa'IGs Kin s
$50, Phil Friedberg Sis; Preferences of si.ooo
Of Of $1,000 s. Coke was appointed receiver with bond
Involuntary petition against kamon Golup and
Morris Norris Dorf trading as Goup 6. Dorf No. Ij5
ly and that Dorf is the surviving partner IN,
creditors are as follows: A. Cohn & Brother s5ia.
Hyman Reswick $l31. and Max kellert s2I4 Pref
erenCeS were alleged
Schedules Of the builders Heating Company, in
voluntary bankrupts. SHOWED debts of s36 224 with
assets of about $4,000. OF the total Indebtedness
s2O66S was secured by mortgage. The assets CON
sist o: notes sl6694; stock in trade. 50 2S2: cash
sos machinery 1851: due account soi37O; un-
iiqudated claims, s. 900
Schedules Of George ". Lyons. involuntary bank
rupt. showed debts Of s2s.1s1 and of s5lio
OF the latter $4,000 consisted of machinery $500
stock In trade and $40 personal property. OF tie
liabilities sl9.6l3 unsecured.
Schedules Of August ]. Kitz showed debts Of
sf3 790 and assets of So S25 The latter consis,a1
Of stock in trade, $4,000; accounts due s3S25 OF
the indebtedness s3SSs6 is unsecured and 80 SIT
secured and Sl66 due on wages
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
Pennsylvania RAILROAD
Bulletin.


The Oft
hotel
the o the time.
the of
of satisfy
who val comic randcr
erainsa
build and
electrically lighted The dining all the
of bohs andd
cabin
platform a deck
There are attendants
venience make the hotel popular available
the of to
details
Special Us between New
Clicaeo) to
(aftcnoon St Iouis andth o.
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
NO PRESENT BOND SALE, SAYS METZ.
Toward End of January, Perhaps-Market
to Dictate Size of Issue

Controller Metz said yesterday that he did not
expect to advertise another sale of long term bonds
before the middle of January.
1t is thoroughly well known that the city is go
ing to keep selling bonds for its permanent i'm
provements, said the Controller. 1T is not true
reported that contemplate selling S50OO0U0
in one issue the first week in January
1T may be the latter part of January or the
first or second week in February before we sell
the next instalment. If the bond market is good
at that time we shall offer large issue carrying
Az per cent interest. If the market Is slow the
issue will be comparatively small one. We shall
be governed almost wholly by the condition OF the
money market the latter part of January"
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
COURT SEES CoLLUsI0N IN SUIT.
Justice Kelly Dismisses Complaint in Divorce
Action

Justice Kelly, in Kings County en- the ground
that there coliusion in divorce suit brought
before him and that a decree would take two
small children from the innocent party their moth
and give them to the guilty party their father
dismissed the complaint yesterday an expressed
a rather decided opinion of such actions
The action was brought by Mrs. Stella Lynn Dol
berg against Melvin H. Doberg. OF the Hotel
Orleans West S0th street. Manhattan and the
mother is said TO be contemplating career on the
stage Justice Kelly said: The whole thing is
wrong. : cannot conceive of an innocent plaintiff,
acting in good faith, consenting TO any such ar
rangement; but IN any l will not consent TO
it,
New-York tribune., 1906-12-31
MIDsHIPMEN's PAPERS BURNED

Washington. Dec. 0.-A fire at Annapolis on
the 22d inst will prove serious for the whole class
senior midshipmen who are just rounding ont
their second year Of service expecting TO
receive their commissions ensigns. The fire
was in the quarters of one of the examining
officers and destroyed the fna examination papers
of the mdshpmen before they could be marked
Consequently. the young men must be re-exam-
ined. and they are scattered all over the world
on warships this will take some time.