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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-06
GOOD POSITION OPEN.
Chief for Department of Chemistry
Is Wanted

A chief for the laboratory of physio-
logical chemistry is wanted at Washing
ton and the civil service commission an
nounces an examination to be held Dec
e. The position pays $3.50 year. The
applicant must have a Phi. d. degree. The
following points for the test are an
notnced: Theoretical and analytical
chemistry, 30 points; physiology, chemis-
try and pharmacy, 40 points; animal ply
siology, materia medica and therapeutics,
annlicant must be % years of age or older
and must submit his application to the
limited States civil service commission at
Washington.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-06
THREATENED MAID TO WED.
Marie Evans of Huntsville 10 wen
GEORGE Thurston.

A marriage license was lSsn 119-, HIaria
dav 70 George ThurstOn and MISS M If
S'xans Of huntsville. The Maria -; H. y,
these two young people co artio d S,5o was
70 1r tnt some time ago for threaten mn.
i sne gu Tburston were paying attentions IONS
t ~ the eu Young woman and when the l{, la, rae
became known 10 the former ~ sba did
eneu ~ MI him at once. Ortley was ar
n Teste lda and is at present under bonds to
keen the peace.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-06
Danger in Asking Advice.

When you have a cough or cold dC
rot ask some one what Is good for IL
A : there is danger in taking some un.
known preparation. Foley's Honey an(
Tar cures coughs, colds, and prevent!
pneumonia. The genuine is ir a yellow
package. Refuse substitutes. F. j. HI
Drug Co the never substitutOrs.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-06
WAYNE STILL MISSING.
State Commissioners Adjourn Til
Tardy County Responds.

The state board of canvassers has COM
pleted the work of canvassing the vote Of
kane, Washington. Iron AMI Emery cOun-
ties. from the recent election. These
counties with Wayne county, failed to
send complete returns to the office Of
the secretary Of state, on the vote for the
unexpired term of associate justice in
the supreme court. The vote from Wayne
county remains TO be received, and the
board has adjourned until the full re-
INNS are in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-06
MACCABEES ENTERTAIN.
Hold a Chinese Night and Present
Literary and Musical Program.

"A Night I'm Chinatown was the
name of the entertainment given by the
Utonian tent No. r. K. o. T. NJ. last
night at the lodge hall.
The place was decorated with Chinese
emblens of many varieties, and Chinese
refreshments were served. The enter
tainment consisted of a mandolin solo
by G.. A. Zangot, a recitation by Miss NJ.
Frazier, Chinese monologue by Dr. Il.
L. Giesy, a piano solo by Miss d. Nor
ley, song by Miss Corine Harris, and a
Chinese impersonation by Josh Davis.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-06

Only So round trip. Tickets on sale
Dec. Is. Good returning to Dec %.
List your name early. Salt Lake Route,
169 s. Main st. Phones 1886.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-06
RECEIPTS SHOW INCREASE.
Salt Lake Postoffice Earned S21,
S27.79 During November.

Uncle Sans earnings in the local post
office were larger last month than they
were for November of last year. An in
crease of 1S.3 per cent is reported by Post
master A. l.. Thomas. Figures furnished
by Postmaster Thomas show that stamps
sold during last month amounted to $751;
4f2 30: cards. $500 and stamped envelopes,
$f794S9. The months total was s21.S27. %.
The increase over November, 1905, is S.,
37e 70
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-06
Notice to Our Customers.

We are pleased to announce mat Fo-
lev's Honey and Tar for coughs. colds
and lung troubles is not affected by the
National Pure Food and DRUG Jaw as II
contains 10 opiates or othe- harmtui
drugs, AMI we recommend it as safe
remedy for children ana adults. f. j.
Hill Drug Co., the never suostitutors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-06
Teachers Are Released.

I-pon recommendation OF the committee
on teachers and school work. Miss Mary
Neeks and Miss Mary Wilcken were re-
leased from their contracts as teachers,
10 take effect Jon. 1. 1907. Miss Florence
Robbins and Miss Mildred OFT were also
released from their contracts. effective at
the close of the first semester, Feb. i, lsV'
Miss Elizabeth Mcmillan, principal OF
the Twelfth school, was released from her
contract. the release to be effective Jan
II, 1907. and Miss Sylvia Cohn was appoint
ed as her successor
The following were appointed teachers
at the salaries indicated: Claire Steven
son $40 per month and Katherine Hopp.
at $50 30 per month. An increase of 80 per
month was granted to Miss Anna Erick-
son.
A resolution granting pupils in the man
nal training department to secure arti-
Giles made by them upon payment TO the
clerk of an amount equal to the cost OF
the goods, which shall be fixed by the
supervisor of manual training, was ADOPT
ed.
Adjournment was taken to next Satur-
dav at u O'Clock noon, when election bills
will be passed upon, and when the re-
turns of the election will be canvassed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-06
STREET CAR MEN ENTERTAIN.

The Employees club of the Utah Light
G. Railway company will give the third
of a series of entertainments in their
club rooms on Tuesday evening, Dec.
II. at o'clock. The program will in
CIude boxing, wrestling, instrumental
and vocal music The main event OF
the evening will be a six-round boxing
exhibition between Kid Bernstein and
a well known local man. Only employees
of the Utah Light & Railway company
are invited to attend.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-06
COMING TO CONVENTION.
Teachers From Over State Will At
tend in LARGE Numbers.

The delegation Of teachers from Utah
county, outside of Provo, have wired for
accommodations for $50. also for head
quarters. Logan City alone also asked
for accommodations for fifty teachers.
At this ratio the number attending the
State Teachers convention Jan. l. 2. ;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-06
Public Speaker Interrupted.

Public speakers are frequently inter
rupted by people coughing. This would
rot happen if Foley's Honey and Tar
were taken, as it cures coughs and colds
and prevents pneumonia and consump-
ton. The genuine contains no Opiates
and is in yellow package. F. ]. Hill
Drug Co. ''the never substitutors."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-06
Grain Case Postponed.

l. In the district court yesterday oy
= consent M of counsel, the case of J.
: D. skeen against William Crals,
! president of the city council ""'
; continued for the term. .L
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-06

and . will be in excess of that anttci-
anu anted n is now an assured fact thai
the original list of speakers VIII fror De ali all
hand for the occasion. NoLu LIN The
vi , sllr promises to be the largest OF
its kind ever held in the state
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-06
The Beauty,

Value. reliability of furs must be seen
TO be appreciated. Mehesy, the Furrier,
Knutsford building.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-06
Sensible Xmas Gifts
RHYoLITE EXCURSION.

Sec our line of splendid values i'm furs.
ehesy, the Furrier. Knutsford Bldg.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-06
Take Advantage

OF our sale on furs Of all grades and
come early. Mehesy, the Furrier,
Il mt sford hotel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-06
Stunning Conceptions

In high-grade furs for Xmas. Mehesy
the Furrier, Knutsford building.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-06
TO PRESENT PRETTY. PLAY.
Improvement League of Eleventh
Ward in Comedy.

Tonight at the Eleventh ward meet
ing house the Mutual Improvement as
sociations of that ward will present w.
S. Gilbert's NEUROLOGICAL comedy, "Pyg-
malion and GaIatea," under the direc-
ton of Anne Spencer Milne.
The comedy is to be presented Friday
night also. Between the acts a Grecian
drill will be given by members of the
associations. The performance will
commence at S:15 o'clock The cast is
as follows:
Pygmalion, an Athenian sculptor.
.....---.. ........... .AlVlh peterson
I.eucippe. a soldier. ..E. J. Milne
ChrysOs. an art patron. .....J. G. Kelson
Agesimos. Chrysos' slave. T. A. Hooper
Mimos, PygmaliOn's slave.
..........-. .......-...H. w. cushing
Galatea, an animated statue. .Irma Felt
Cynisca, Pygmalion's wife. ......
- '..... Sarah Coulam
Daphne, ChTySOs' wife,. ........
$500. ......-.... Annie Livingston
Myrine. PygmaliOn's sister. Violet Mott
The drill team: Josie Norris, Emma
Nordvall. Nellie Coulam, Beda Nord-
vail, Kitty Bowring, leila GALLAGHER,
Mabel Donkin, Ivy Ensign and Ivy
knight.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-06
oaden Invitation Accepted.

An invitation was received from the Os-
den board of education to attend the ses-
sions of the state teachers convention
which will be held there next month, ana
discuss affairs of mutual interest with the
Ogden board of education The invita-
ton was accepted and as many or the
members of the board as can do so VIII go
to Ogden at thai time
THE committee on buildings and grounds
recommended that a kindergarten be
opened in the Emerson school district
that a room be rented for the purpose
and that the superintendent Of puilolngs
he authorized to put the building In con-
{lition at an estimated cost of $50 Inc
recommendation was referred to COM
mittee.
The same committee recommended tilds
the equipment necessary for the proposed
kindergarten be purchased at cost not
to exceed 900 This was also referred.
A further recommendation that the KIN
dergarten formerly in the Union school
he moved to the Washington school. and
that the superintendent of buildings be
aufhorized to make the necessary changes
at a cost Of about $50, was referred.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-06

Auditorium Roller Rink for nice
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LOTS OF BABIES
URGES THOMAS
Advocates Buying Additional
Ground North of Wa
satch School.
BUT FUNDS ARE LACKING
SEVERAL TEACHERS ARE RE-
LEASED FROM CONTRACTS.

The question Of finances was brought
IA the attention OF the board of educa-
ton last evening by report from the
committee on buildings and grounds, rec
ommending that a proposition TO buy
niece of ground 4x1o rods at the north
If the Wasatch school for $500 be accept
ed. - .ha
Msthonihah Thomas. member OF tne
hoard from the ward in which the scnooi
is situated, advocated the purchase OF the
ground -, :. 20 ,,a
haven't the money! asked another MEM
Der of the board.
eve can dodge that rock, Mr.. Tnomas
reniIed 1--WE have enough lawyers on
the board to get around that We nave
done IL before. We can make part pay
ment and ge the rest some way or
other"
w ]. Newman interrupted TO say tnat
the owl er of the property had ollered ~ II
to the board a year or two ago TOT sS,-oo'
if the board would remove two buildings
'sThere are lots Of babies IN tnat sec
tion'' said Thomas, land they are grow
ing fast. We need the land.
Judge Fl. p. Henderson admitted thet
the land is needed, but he wanted 10 know
where the money was coming from: As
that question could not be satisfactorily
answered the mstter of the purchase Was
laid on the table indefinitely.
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sSpba y. EOlton, OeHentl. 3otar,
@runoei9entum. Qseilt tiiF BenfiOusans
iprihe, 40l Noparrp CTR q. Gel, 439.
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niht 10 baufta DOT mie bier. % 0ers
aebt bier bel unS feum cine Mpbe.
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brinat, ite iino nabeSu tppild Flr un'
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lit. unb bas lit es aud nidt. Die
RoutrDQe. mel1e Staat nnb 9lreftDs
RUM uber oerarti9e unternebn1nrgen
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beftrnft neroeIt, mie berbreheriibe
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lid MAIDEN. 0at Elm unternebmeu
beifpielsmeiie nur Elm Rapitaf BON
$100, 900. 10 ltno bic Nftiundre AUDI
fit niht ttebr perantmDrtlih ols fir
oieie Sutntrte. Daa unternebmerl
tam unter Der 2ettuna Der nprt ihner
einaefebten DirettDreu shutoen gun.
Betraae BON WiQiunen MAIDEN, ite
ftno uun bleiben fife nihts toeiter pers
anttuDrtIib als fir Die bunb srttnus
ienb Dollars. Dabei lit es pDfitiu,
oaB oas 8ertrauer oes 8ublifums
nidt ourh baS 8runotapital getuprts
men tuirb, ipnberr burh ben Geids
tura urb BAG Nnleben ber Ieitnebs
tler. nDr alent ber 9irettnren.
War dnbere bies, man made Die
4eute nit ibrem aattser BermDgea
baftbar flr ben Shaoen. Del, ite omrh
ibre Wadldiiiateit anrihten, unb Die
Snhe miro nit einen1 SGlnae iih
dnoern. Die 6erren 9irettDren per.
ben fib baum niht blus Elm 8adet
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ionberst audi aatbleben mas brlr 1T.
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9eieboebung nor bieiem naaertannteu
@eihdftsprinaip" 6alt, barar uagt
fie nidt su ritteln. nno aerabe BARN
ffedt bic Wursel bes uebelg.
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Seft nrer go anhren

idDn tunrbe Mrs, 8inslom's Suu.
thtta : Sgrup Bpm Miui0nen bot,
WIttern beim 4abnen Der Rinber
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ourb oas Sbreiea zines 4iuoes ees
it1rt, oaB i'm 8abnen 1T unb 0Dr
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BinsiOWs Snnthina Sprup" bulen.
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rune DerShafen. 8erlaBt euh boz
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barber. gs BELT Oiarrbus, reau,
lfert ben Wagen unb bic Rierea,
beieitigt Biab Selis, erweiGt ben
8oumen, nerbinberf gntaunbuna
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fit sabnenos aiahsr lit auaenebm
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poi e.aslp oet beften meiblinen
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bel alien 0rua9titen in Der sGnseu
8elt 81 baben. BEeis IS Gents per
6laIGle. Sauft niftB aa6eses, als
W'rs. Winslnms SuDthina SnruD.
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9as Bentid,tatit In 2lmerita.

Sn Der ant %. uno q. SUM- in
Bittsbura itattaebabten 7. Staats.
a0nuenttDn bes DeutlhsNmeritani.
fhen @entralbuaoea BON Benniplf
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beren Bfliht eS fein iplI, Sammluns
aen fir bic beutfhe Seftion Der @es
Shidts . Ausfteuurta Der Sames.
tDwu grpofitiun i'm Sabre 1907 au
MAIDEN.
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uno Sfissen uno Rartea fiir Die Iuss
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fir bieie beutide Nbteiluna Der @es
fhintes feblt eS mabrtib
ntdt. ue6erou finbet maj, Wahr.
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bentffen Ginuanoerer in bleSem
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ruertes 8eitreben, oieielben gele9ent'
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Weiie pDr Nugen All flgren. User
nidts aus iid r1aht, aus benz maht
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be8 inouitrienen 4ebeus Der Bereis
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lid bier uns bietet, ust belt Nn0l9'
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HAMBURG. AMEklKA.
-3Dppelf6rauben GgpreBs
NTH Ypfs9 autpfe 9ienff.
Son Wem gnrf bio pipmnntb, 9oher
nan G~berbnnrg nod 6arnbura.
New York mach EeapsI uad seaua.

8te ne,seu HteFensH an1Sfer .lln1erita-.
ustb ..Rdtferts 2ltiBtFfe Sietnria-'.
q. 800 Reg 3onnen. ~, 900 8ruttos
GDnnen, reIp. %. 900 Nee Sonnen,
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BET ben lururtbfen ginridtungea
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10 Carte emit 4tseu5er &apele),
Bauoaier-Muf5ng, EurnhaIle. elef-
friime 8dber. 8Ghere nro 8In=
men : Snoen, L., 2. unb 3. 8niIte
unh 3tuiimenoed &C &c,
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IN geIbhperfeiptanna.

Waior 5nmm. Goitor urto Mana
aer oes @pnititutionaliit, @minenee,
&p., taufte nDr bier Snbren, als er
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s0eilte mid in aehn 2aaen nuo felne
Wieoertebr." ShneqItes Wittel fir
8ranos uno Shnittmunoen. 25c.
Blu baben bel &oolpb DreiB un6 s.
Ra(teper ~ Suhn.
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.. s. @elib, 3aHaarSt, 5O28 Sft.
6pnitDn'S traBe. Grbeit earnntiert.
Bodies @ebiB $500.
The Adair County news., 1906-11-28
A GRADED SCHOOL.
Would Not Be A Disadvantage to
Institutions Of Learning Now
located Here.
The QUESTION TO BE AGITATED.

The question of a Graded school in
Columbia should receive honest and
thorough consideration at the hands of
all the citizens who believe in estab-
fishing institutions that are to the
best interest of the town and communi-
ty. There is no reason why a Graded
School should be disadvantage to the
two colleges in this place, from the
fact that the number of students that
such an institution would bring to the
town, would be an advantage to the
other two schools, rather than a dis
advantage to them. 1t is believed that
an extension of the city limits would
follow the adoption of the Graded
School System, which would increase
the population, and make the tax rate
for maintaining the school compar-
atively light on all, and conservative
opinion in the matter is that such a
school would be great benefit, rather
than an incumbrance on the people.
Fair minded men are always ready to
consider important questions fairly and
impartially, when upon such questions
rest the material and educational
growth af our town, and should this
proposition come before the citizens to
be voted upon in the future, don't let
the matter of very small taxation pref
udice you against voting for thing
that is for the best interest of your
children and others who are less for
tunate than yours. A Graded School
would prepare the younger students in
many branches, to enter college and
take up the higher studies, without the
usual preparation that they have to go
through in the Elementary departments
of those institutions, and taking this
into consideration, it would be a great
advantage to children, in preparation
for college. The two common school
sites in Columbia could be sold for
sufficient sum of money to help far
along toward putting up a building for
a Graded school, and then the money
that would be available from other
sources would go long ways toward
maintaining the school-hence the tax
could not be other than very light, when
the good that would come from such an
institution is considered. Let's talk it
up! and see what can be done. F. Mel.
The Adair County news., 1906-11-28

Popular Columbia Couple Will
Be Married Thursday
November 10th.

Next Thursday eveningat 7:3O o'clock
Miss May Pickett and Mr.. George E.,
Wilson will be united in marriage
the Rev. A. R. Kasey to o fiji C ia e.
The ceremony will be witnessed only
by relatives and few invited friends.
Miss Pickett, the bride to be, is the
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Junius
Pickett, of Greensburg street, and is
indeed most deserving and popular
young lady. For several years Miss
Pickett has been connected with the
Columbia Spectator and by close ap-
plication and strict attention to the
business has made an invaluable en-
ploye, popular alike with pa irons and
employer.
Mr.. Wilson is a native of Cane Val
ley, but for number of years has been
on the Spectator force and has advanc-
ed until he is now foreman and gener-
al manager of the office work. George
is an honorable and Industrious gentle
man, who has made many friends in
this community.
The News joins the many friends of
this popular couple in extending con-
gratulations.
The Adair County news., 1906-11-28
WILL LEAVE COLUMBIA.
Rev. c. R. Payne Sells Business In
tereStS Here to Allen Walker.

Rev. C. R. Payne sold his one third
interest in the livery business of Allen
Walker & Co., to Mr.. Walker. and his
interest in the livery building and lot,
near the square, to the same party for
about So, 700. Mr.. Payne is a ne-third
partner in the Columbia Planning Mill
Co., and leaves that business in charge
of Mr.. T. ]. Goodman, Jr.
We learn that Mr.. Walker sold an in
terest in the last named livery barn and
lot to Messrs. PAUL and Jones.
Rev. Payne has accepted a pastoral
charge in West Virginia and left yes
terday for that point; accompanied by
his estimabIe family. He has been in
this community for three or four years
and is known to be wide-awake hust-
ling business man and has been an i'm
portant factor in the towns growth.