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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

c. -, ,.., .,,,io, al To-
Chleago' DEC h'-o""uS oaD'es AZ ,A'
eipO.. ".ia q lalr deni..'.. " se'ii'.,e''Yh
hVusss caused steau! vpe"'hs "a uhe TO
al nAeat iila' net ,V..d1' HaeNa.or in'V'
eats were sellers OF tue be.ehhoeI opuuh
ana uadlng on The wnoie was inod.,ate-
~ active May WHEAT Vpened shade
iJwer to shade hlgher al isS 10 's's'
aud scld at i9A.
minneapolis, Duluth ana chicago re-
ported receipts OF o4s cars
Commission houses were good buyers
of May corn ana prices were steauy'
Iradhg WAS In very small volume, May
opened unchanged AT wa ana sofa az
AN 49,,
prices showed very little change from
me close Of yesterday, May opened a
shade to Is lower at Sots to ooisusta ana
sold az 3ss,.
,;na y, ,ba ne ~ M, rnas ana large
amount OF realizing by local holders. jan
uary pork opened 10 to ID cents lower az
l5.Sal6.OJ Lard was down ~ at s'o'ia
Ribs were lai2 lower at Si2la.
Vsr9 pure ssuol lsool Az ugHbpinpIl
houses caused weakness n me market
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PERSONALS.

Frank Knox has returnse from n
Nevada business tri?
John r. Meokin Is lcoturlng IN tic
"Fraternal orders" at Buffalo ~ Y
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas II. Thomas
who are in Los Angeles, are enjoying
the novel experience Of picking roses
and wearing furs to keep comfortable.
Rev william r. Lloyd. who has
been supplying the pulpit Of the Cen
trail Christian church for the past few
months. leaves shortly for his home
In Kentucky.
The Salt Lake musical colony loses
q promising young musician today In
the departure for Oakland Of Mias
Alice Davis, ono of Mr.. Wcihr's pu-
pills Miss Davis played In both the
Baptist and fliff Methodist chufchese
yesterday. giving evidence Of remark
able proficiency on tho violin. Her
many friends regret her departure.
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LATE LOCALS.

Rank Clearlngs--Today's local bank
clearlnga Amounted TO s1,4b2,62s,Sp as
against sl.06S,ilT,S3 for the same day
last year.
u. l.. Jones Dcad--R. H. Jones, an
old time mining man, aged %, died at
bingham yesterday. of consumption
aud was buried there this morning
Christian rnl0n Eicclon--Tho eN-
ecutiVe board Of the Young Peoples
Christian union held its annual eiec-
ton last evening, In the First Bap-
list church where the following Of
ncers were chosen President Harry
Jacobs ~ the First Baptist church;
vice president. Mrp. c. Il. Maraks OF
the First Presbyterian church, lreGs-
urcr. Mr.. scott OF the First Methodist
church, secretary Mr Davidson OF the
First congregational church.
Candidates Nnmcl--The CONNER
cial club committee appointed recent
" b. the management % nominate
candidates for the vacancies about To
occur on the board OF governors, have
offered the following names; Samuel
Newhouae. K. H. Miller NJ. H. Walk
az, jay II Johnson, Charles :. Burton.
to serve for three years; TO serve for
one yea,, Lester D. Freed. II "a not
considered likely that any opposition
ticket will be nominated with the
above names on the already nominal
ed list.
Applications Madc--Judge lie Grand
Young. legal advisor fer the street
Railway and Light company. yester-
IL . IN
The right to- construct line from
their quarry IN Emigration canyon to
the city. Right Of way has been se-
cured from the government 10 con-
struct the same over it's ground Ray
Van Colt and Samuel Russell yester-
day filed their application with the
county commissioners for the right 70
lay water mains along the roads In
Precinct No, 2. Action In both cases
was deferred on motion of Commits
sioner Mookey
Pioneer Stake Ilbrn.y--1'o create n
library for the Pioneer stake Is the
object OF w0tk now being carried on
by stake Relief society officers. The
rlan was hroached at the stake Re-
lief society conference held saturday
last. and To- start the movement Annie
Wells Cannon, president of the society,
gave 10 volumes of historical works
as nucleus. Among the speakers
preceding the movement towards
founding stake library were Mrs.
Emmeline b. Wells and Mrs. Ida Du-
senbury at the morning session, and
Junius r. Wells, Sylvester a. Cannon,
and President McIachlan at the after.
noon session.
Department Called Out--The fire
department were called out three
times during the night The fret call
came from Third North and sixth
West CT 7:3j D. IN. The chief and
hose from No. responded. The Sec
Ond call came from 39-4l west Second
South at 2;25 4, m. The chief. with
all the apparatus from No. and the
hose from No. 4 responded. Both cases
proved TO be false and the department
had only returned and again settled
down as they expected for the day
when at S:3I a. M another alarm
caine IN from the residence OF Fred
G. Loofbourow, % Twelfth East. The
prompt arrival of the fire fighters
presented heavy loss. The house with
its contents Is valued at $500. with
$4,000 Insurance, Tho fire wAs start.
ed from a defective Hue and did $500
worth OF dumagc before placed Under
control.
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NEBRAsKA LAND FRAUDS.

Omaha, Dec. 10.-In the trial today Of
Richards ana Comstork. the wealthy
Nebraska cattlemen. ana their alleged
accomplices charged with land frauds.
the principal testimony was that OF n
number of declaratory statements Of
old soldiers before $. NJ. Mann were
changed after being signed and swo,n
to. One witness denied having made
declaratOry statement nj all. All the
witnesses declared that they had no In
tentlon OF really taking up the land tn
question as homes.
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T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, Dec. t1---Money on cnll,
strong, Ga 10: ruling rate. So; clos
ing bid. 0,a offered at y. Time loans,
easy; 90 and 90 days, per cent;
siS months, az
Close: Prime mercantile paper, go
Cia per cent.
Sterling exchange, firm with actual
business In bankers bills at I.s3. 9O0
l'S3,O5 for demand aud al i.7D.islo
l.I925 for 90 day bills; posted rates.
l.soq i.sol md i.s5@i.s51. com.
nercial bills. I.5S3f.
Bar silver, 6Sk,
Mexican dollars, 52M.
government ana railroad bonds.
steady.
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FORESTER STILL OUT.
Fuel Company's Gcoloplst Not Yct
Placed Under Bonds.

The Office OF the United states mar
shal for Utah, would very much like
10 know whore Robert FORESTER has
present located, Both men are wanted
on Indictments returned by the grand
jury in connection with the coal cases.
Mr. Forester Is one az the foremost
biologists of the lntermountaln coun-
try, and his friends are looking for him
to surrender himself to the officials, ana
go under bonds with most of the other
officials He Is Scotchman, and has
many friends In salt Lake. among
whom the belief Is general that he Is
somew here out in the field, and Will be-
in a few days. Mr. Moore ~ thought
to be IN Colorado.
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nounced that on Dec. n Premier
Clemenceau will ask parliament to sup
press the pensions OF the clergy, TO
llquidate the public property Of Cath
ollcF and to distribute the Presbytcrles,
senlnafles. etc. II IL also positively
stated that the government has decided
90 expel from France Monslgnor
Moniaanlni, secretary OF the papal
nuneio here at Paris who has repre-.
scented the vatican here since the recall
OF The phpHl nuhclo.
war Minister picluhrt has ordered
the recruiting Officers TO require ec-
fieAiaHilr ~n'de~ts ~ 'eehint their oer-
tlncates tomorrow, Those who fail to
90 ~ W Dee " Dih te ordered 70 join
the eolors Jan I The order affects
$500 students.
NUNCfo SECRETARY EXPELLED.
Parts, Der. II. @-MonsiHnor Montag-
mini, secretary 81 the napal nuncla-
iurn here since the recall of the nun
clio. was arrested this afternoon, upon
GA order okpelling MIN from France
ana will be conducted TO the frontier
tonight
The residence of Mgr. Montagnini
wnH reorched tg the hollec,
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NOTICE.

4 meeting Of he members Sa q % &c Ss ~
s si'- Room 40 z I nasesRItpy q sas L9 NJ
orlal b ~ pitsh on welnssIIa'ssIo a. u,
s1'G 81 E pneSs@Scr s s a q sever even Y,
lees for ssl corpGTaI'gl0 H TbeiSer or pot hs
following req ALI. Pfq z ia, w. a. block
PAR 81 ,ys a. plat a. , sais Cs e;
survey che ne northwest cor ,,h rlnely.f.vr,
sutn 81 running thence ne ,sraes east ts sa
for o. W balf Glisl teei ll.9lSseHisy.tcur T@e
a .lt o Qua thence south ln Us;st ,cii ""
dol h r9ns o4,s, rect theng,T
s poas' 10 he place q sdS ..,n
V Mated Dcrcmher, .Il,toS II LrNp,n
,..,acns n the Ca,rrxySnS,
ANNo 5Uffr TAYLSSk5s
JOHN Trussee
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CIRCULAR LETTER ISSUED.
win Reference to the F'orty-thlrd An
niaI WooIgrowers' Convention.

President Warren Of the National
Woolgrowers' association has just is.
sued the following circular letter rola-
tive to the forty-thlrd annual cpnven-
tion which meets IN this city Jan. II
next.
To members OF the National WOOL
growers association, and all others en-
gaged In the sheep and wool and
breeding industry Of the United States
Under the constitution and h~-laws ~
this organization, II become " duty
TO Officially notify you that VI accord
ance with the action OF the executive
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LIVESTOCK.
KANSAS cry.

Kansas City, Dec ii.--cattle--Recepts
20UJ0. market steady to shade lower. Ma.
live steers. i0lmiJ0, native cows and
heiters 2.p5G5.l5: stockers and feeders,
g.25q2.JO, bulls. e,l5at3.S calves, 2.1n
$50. western steers, 5.iVqo.o; western
COWS, 2.aJfii.o0
Hogs Receipts, 1900; market cents
lowe Bulk OF sales, 6.2Ji6.3Oi heavy, w,
a9.3...i packers, 8.&G6.D; pigs and
lights 5.eDliG.a
Sheep Receipts C,0c1 market strong.
Muttons, 4a0G5 Is; lambs, 6,0nI,50i range
wethers i501i6.SO; fed ewes, i.OJni.S1.
CHICAGO.
Chicago Dec. il.-Cattle- Receipts, ~
go; market steady, Beeves ilOglH
cows and heifers, d0fi5, ~; stockers and
feeders, 1904 80; Texans 27Sa4,6O:
westorners g.aod6.o0; calves, 5.Iaa7,5O,
Hogs Receipts, $500. market cents
lower, Mixed and butchers, 6WWs3l; good
heavy. 6 20di6,S5; rough heavy. o,Sn6,W;
lights 5.s5as5O: pigs, j.iDuGl5; bulk, els
sheep-Recelpts 1900, market steady.
shoep.2, sa5.I5, lambs, i.5OaI5S'
OMAHA
Omaha, Dec. Receipts, g..
Coz market steady TO lower Native
steers, s.75G6 80; cows and heiters, 2.'6u
AS; western steers, 32j@j,2j: Texas
steers, 20; COWS and heifers, 2.ou
40, Gamers, 1,i5Gi9 az. SUCKERS and feed
ers, 2.CQ1ii 6e. calves, 3.VNt6,VO; bulls ana
stays, 2.c0aii.0O
lower Heavy, 6.0q6.gJ; mixed, 6,l0us.l5i
lights, .. lsdI6. Is: plgs, j.&u6Wi bulk or
sheep-Receipts 1900; market steady
10 weaker. Yoarllngs >, j0m6 Is: wethers.
5gSa5, Is, ewes l.Joi5.S0i lambs, G.T5dI.oo
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MYRTLE REEDS BOOKS.

DO YOU wish to read something cheer
fukl and sweet? We have all ofMYR-
TILE REEDS books, including hcr
Love Letters OF musician. These
books are beautifully bound. and are
In keeping with all our stock Of ne
ton. essays, and historical books
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
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.HAlsULI READY TO
MASSACRE ALL CHRISTIANS

New York. bee. ia Times special
ms lNftfmed The Ne flsh cfnciqls THAI
after confefilrg with the mountain tflbes
no was prepared 10 rafch upon Tangler
nj TIE head rf bow armed M0ors and
drive into the sea ard massacre every
Christian IN that place
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Cough yourself into a III Of spasms and
you will only try a bottle az Bailar1's
Horehound syrup your cough will be "A
thing or the past II Is positive cure for
Coughs, Influenza, Bronchitis and all pul.
monary diseases. one bottle viii convince
By H. g. M, ! Drug Dent il9 and nj
South Main Street u
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NOTICE TO Our CUSTOMERS.

We are pleased TO announce that FOL
lung troubles II not affected by the Ma
tional Pure Food and Drug law as II con
talns no opiatps or cthce harmful drugs,
and we recommend II IA q safe remedy
for children and ADULTS. For sale by +. ].
Hin Drug Go,
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WILL INTEREST MANY.

Every person should know that good
health Is Impossible II the Kidneys are de-
ranged. Foley's Kidney Cure will cure
kidney and bladder disease In every FORM,
and will build up and strengthen these
organs 90 they will perform their fune
lions properly No danger u Bl1ght's dis
ease or diabetes Il Foley's Kidney cure
Drug co.
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CHURCH TRIAL NEARING END.
Eddie Hearing Expected to Ge Con-
Guided by TOMORROW.

The church trial Of Rev James Il
Eddie, which has been progressing Tor
nearly a week at St. Marks Episcopal
church viii be concluded tomorrow. II
Is now thought. Bishop spaldng, when
asked II there were any new develop
ments to give OUT, said this afternoon
that the trial was stlll dragging along
but that he hoped final decision
would be arrived at IN the very near
future
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FREIGHT CARS TELL
HOW WEST GROWS
-----------------------------------
Salt Lake Yards Handle Record
Breaking Number in
November.
FORTY THOUSAND OF THEM.
This Number Represents an Increase
OF Over One Hundred Per Cent
In Traffic Ia Two Years.

Every straw hoisted into the wind
at Salt Lake, shows that the gale Is
blowing towards prosperity and much
greater west,
The statistics are just In for Novem-
her at the Oregon short Line Offices,
and the showing Is that over twice as
much freight passed through the Ore
gon short Line yards IN this city for
that month"; as passed through tho
same yards two years ago, and nearly
third more than passed through last
year during the same period.
The figures as obtained this morning
at the general freight Offices arei for
1904, 1880 cars. for 1905, 2T.733 cars,
and for 1906. 1000 cars The latest
month is the heaviest on record. and y
indicates merely one feature OF the up
ward trend Ia western business. The
only thing that prevents the business
from being much heavier Is that the
supply OF new freight cars has been
unable TO keep up to the unprecedented
demand. The tremendously heavy
movement In cars through Salt Lake
may serve to illustrate In some slight
way the demand that Is creating the
present cry for more cars everywhere
from the Kansas corn belt to the Titan
coal miDes.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
AS to the nature OF the freight han
died here. the great bulk of II Is such
m would 20 to building up the country.
There Is California produce of course
hurrying east for the winter market,
and little ~ this profits Utah, But In
addition there ara vast quantities of
lumber for the mines and smelters, and
the new homes that are sprlnging up
all over the west, coal for the local
markets, ore for the smclters. coke for
western consumption, and the general
assortment Of merchandise from thn
east for western distribution
INCREASE PERMANENT,
General Supt. r. Buckingham, when
asked this murnlng TO what he attrib-
uted the great increase In Salt Lake
freight tfufllc this year, said that II
was to no other cause than general
healthy growth In the west, and thai
he expected the increase would be
permanent growth for many years yet
witch Is just now only In its early
stages
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JAPANESE GOODS
AT AUCTION

An immense stock OF art goods from
san Frlinclsco, will be sold daily com.
mehcing at p. IN. and y. M. at CO
80. Main Strset.
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WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Fifteenth Ward--A farewell enter
tainment on behalf OF Elder $. Edward
Hancock who win shortly leave on n
mission 60 New Zealand will be given
In the Fifteenth ward assembly hail.
Thursday evening, December 49, a.
S O'clock The following program viii
be rendered.
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s,o,e Of t-tah. County q sal. o LsAs sworn
D. c. Bcebe being n's and says TINT
according 10 law deposssss above nam
he IL cashier OK t "a foregoing re-
ed bank; that the above ave- W. and eorre,,,
mort contains a iulh s,,,tlnn 81 the sag
Statement OF the co nu,si,vss on the Nl
hank at the close % pus"
dav Of December, l",,,,ppE cashier
subscribcd and sworn 70 oe'0'' "
to,h dny Of December. lNV, ,rRsEN
l." Moin' Notary Public
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\ yscful Gift Suggestion,
\ set OF beautiful furs from Me-
hesy's Knutsford
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WOOL.
sT. LotlIs.

ST. Louis. Dee. ll--Wool, steady. Ter
rltory and western mediums, 23a2T; fne
mediums. 1921. ilne. l4MiI
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,..ah- ofdee ID tho seer''a'7

e,.,o q, Utah, office II tho se''
state s,.reisry Of star. y
IL sSts, = ~ tpTsh. DO hereby esT''i cSorrst.
re sta aSso W y iii. true aSe Isarcl
me io q, .hn Statement y INC ap ,,gee lhis
copy on ~" now 6n flo N my u''
, ,Sgh Vdaf Of December, lss rrNGEY
(seaD secretary OF s'"'
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Report Made to the secrearv 4, -,
81 the state OF Utah. Of M cs EYE
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Report Made to the Secretary OF state
OF the State ot Utah, VI the Condi-
ton Of the
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Rich Etrs
In all styles OF consequence Nob,.,
the Furrier. Knutsford.
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TAYLOR.--At llOe West Second South
street, this city Dec 70, 1906 OF pneu.
monia Mary Taylor, aged q years. Ma.
tive ~ Scotland Deceased leaves five
sons ana two daughters.
Funeral services Wednesday at y. m.
from the family residence Friends are
invited to attend. Intermont In city Gene
terry.
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EVENTFUL DAY IN
FRENCH HISTORY

('5uo esud uiolj ponunaoo)
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State Of Utah County ~ Salt lake.
Byron Gruo being frst duly sworn
according TO law dcposes and says that
he IL cashier " the above named bank
that the above and foregoing report con-
talns a full true and correct statement
" tho condition ~ tho said bank az the
olos7 n bpfiness on tho Ord day " DO
ccmbor 1906
BYRON GROO Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn ~ before me this
10th day ~ December 1919.
(soeO " NJ. MlCHELsEN,
Notary Public,
state Of Utah ofnoe Of tho Secretary OF
state,
7 c. s Tinrey. Secretary OF state. OF
tho state N Utah. DO hereby certify that
tho fererolre l. hui true ard corrrc,
ccuv - the statement n the above nanich
company, now on NE IN nv office this
i1fh day OF Decemhar inne
(seaD c. s. TfNGEY.
Secretary OF State
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State Of Utah. ofaee Of the secretary q

Report Made 10 the seeretary, s rscS.
OF the State OF Utah, Of M V''"'
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UNION DENTALCO
2ls South Main.
HONEST WORK.
HONEST PRICES.

Painless Extraction Of Teeth or No Pay
All Work Positively Guaranteed. Phones
Bell. il26-x: Ind. ii2s
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DIED.

KINGSBuRY,-At $50, Dec II. 1906. OF
pneumonia, Joseph Corridor son Of Roy
and Lottie =. L0vesy Kiugsbury, and
grandson OF H. :. and Clara NJ. I.ov.
fey and the late Joseph T. kingshury;
born March ~, l90i
Funefnl from parents residence, ~
Flowers court, between First and second
scuth ard Eighth and Ninth East. Thurs
day, at p. m Friends Invited
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UTAH COMMERCIAL AND
SAVINGS BANK

Located at Salt Lake City, In the County
OF salt Lake, State OF Utah, at the
close OF business on the Ord day or
December 1906;
tnl-ItG
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you'll and II excellent IN cases of In.
digestion, Dyspepsia, Poor Appetite,
Heartburn, Costlvcress, I3illiousncss.
ChlliS, Colds, Female Ills or Malaria.
Try Il today, also ask your druggist for
free copy Of our 1907 Almanac.
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GoBERTs-A thc Greek camp on
Fourth YYest this City, Dec. NJ 1906. Of
pneumonia, Evan, son of Mike and
Hannah Cohorts. aecd years
Funeral services today (Tuesday) AT
3. N. from the Catholic church.
KURNAN.--1n Salt lake CITY. Dec. 9.
le1t James kurnan. ugtd IL years
Funeral services an So Mary's Cathc.
dral at 9 a. m Wednesday. Dec Y Re-
qulem mass will be- celebrated Friends in.
vlted. Intermont IN calvary cemetery.
CAfVETTI--fa this city Dec 10. 1905
Giuseppe Calvc,t aged 20 years.
Funeral WAS held at O'Durnen & Co.'S
funeral chapel go south West 1pmple
at 10 .. m. today Interment IN Calvary
cemetery.
JONES In Bingham Canyon, Dec. q, 1876
n. /. Jones. aged % years
TIE funeral VIII be held az CANYON hail
bingham, Wednesday. Dec IL Friends are
Invited.
LEW Sat Bingham Junction. Dec. 10.
ig6, OF convulsons. Walter L.. son of
waiter ] and Georgia Barnes LOWS
born Oct 10. 1905
Funeral services Thursday. at 10 o'clock
noon from the residence OF ex-Sherin
Thomas p, Lewis. l2i south Fourth West
street. this city. Friends are invited TO
X. Il. Evans, florist. 30 8. Main st.
~. II
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NbkHl ps'--ln thus city, Dec. 10, 1906,
Providence Ncrrins, aged Is years. Ma
tive Of Englond, and late Of Lava,
Idaho.
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II. T.. Evans, FLORIST. 30 s. Main st.
Floral Designs Speciality. Phone ssl.
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zI0N'S SAVINGS &
TRUST COMPANY,

Located at Salt Lake city, n ne y,a, N
OF Salt Lake, state Of U@s q,
close OF business on the $40 O@
December, 1906; .z
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The next Time

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HOSTETTERS'
STOMACH BITTERS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-04
Bacon Takes Hand.

Mr. Bacon said he wanted to know
whether II the President has the right
to suggest an amendment at this stage
Of the proceeding, it would be necessary
to refer back to the White House any
possible notifications Of the provision 70
ascertain whether ills acceptable.
"The amendment Is nothing more nor
less than suggestion." said Mr.. Long.
Mr.. Bacon demanded to know the
source OF the amendment.
"A suggestion from whom? From the
President Z" ho asked.
"From myself" answered Mr.. Long ,
"Ah,," replied Mr.. Bacon with evident
disappointment.
Recurring to the merits Of the contro-
yersy, Mr.. Bacon referred TO the news
paper account OF the conference. anu
said tho fact that Mr.. Long had ntro-
duced In the Senate tho amendment us
the papers had said he would, had COM
pletely O,rrobornted the accounts.
"This,'' he said "shows that the
amendment originated IN the White
House conference and not With tho SEN
ntor from Kansas. with those who have
no right to propose amendments Tho
Senator from Kansas knows that without
tho aid of tho Democratic members OF
the committee on interstate commerce,
the bill could never have been reported
out OF the committee and that without
tho aid of Democratic Senators It would
be Impossible to pass the pending bill.
Therefore. 7 want to publicly complain OF
the course taken" Y
At b,b5 n. M,athe Senate adjourned