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Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-12-20
GOOD MEN ONLY
TO WEAR STARS
CONSTABLES ADOPT RULES
FOR APPOINTING DEPUTIES
Number of Men Serving Without Pay
to Be Restricted, and Those
Desiring the Honor Must
Give Bonds

BY an agreement between Len Cleve-
land and j. H. De La Monte, con-
stables-elect, a regular revolution is to
occur in the system of appointing COM
plimentary deputies to serve without
pay throughout their respective admin
istrationS.
This action will be taken because of
the recent incidents of unsavory nature
in which deputies have figured. 1t is
an attempt on the part of both con-
stables to clean sup the records of the
offices, to put only such men in Office
that will prove credit to their trust.
Yesterday De Ia Monte and Cleve-
land agreed upon u system as follows:
When an apple 1T appears at the
office of either of the constables he will
receive a card. That card mt t be filled
out by the applicant, no must state
his reasons for wanting to wear star
and have the power of an ofticer, and
both constables state that only a ques-
ton of actual business necessity will
serve as a reasonable ground for tie
petition.
Must Have Good Reasons
In other words, a man will not be
deputized unless he can convince the
officers that he must be an officer in
order to hold his position in some other
work, such as working on the Owl cars
or being compelled to pass through
questionable neighborhoods at Ii. e
hour of night while in pun uit of his
business, either going to or coming
from it,.
With the filing of the application
must be a recommendatio from five
property owners. Then both officers
will consider the application, and if he
is accepted the man must put up a
$1,000 bond to insure his god behavior.
In that manner a ms n ill have to e
a pretty responsible parsonage before
he can wear a star. Every star will be
numbered. and it is Irop sed to limit
possible.
Yesterday Constable Cleveland an
nounced that Deputy Sheriff Frank
Cochran would serve as his chic
deputy.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-12-20
ONLY A CENT APART ON WAGES
Strike on Five Big systems Is a
Possibility

NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-The differ
enee OF / cent an hour between em-
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-12-20

FOUR MORE
XMAS SHOPPING
DAYS. KE
THE BROADWAY
YOUR HEAD
QUARTERS.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-12-20

Besides the unsurpassed cuisine, best
service, delicious music and brilliant
after-theater gatherings at
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-12-20

Everything you want you win find in
the classified page. One cent a word
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1906-12-20
Initial Handkerchief 81 Box

Three in box. all linen handker-
chiefs for men. with y in, borders,
hemsttched; all initials. S10O a
box, aisle ..
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ton, near ten miles from Los
Angeles; VII Merrick is ii some
kiud Of wood manufacturing
business at Long Beach. where
also John Gressner and wife re-
sided these two latter men are
from Dry Lake. @. B. Kendall
of Dry Lake owns property and.
reside at Long Beach. He spends.
his summers looking after his ex-
tensive farming interests in and
near Dry Lake township and
spends his winters with his wife
in California. for which point he
expects to leave this. week. Thus
it can be seen some Of our best
citizens are prospecting 81
A few days ago, Mr.. w Bailor
and Miss Burleigh were made
welcome and entertained by Miss
Lola Graham.
Will Bailor is now at Minot
seeking for the position Of break
man on &. N. line. Il
Mr.. Shaw, one Of the bosses Of
the railroad tank at Penn, has re-
turned from Cando, where he went
to assist in the survey and plot
ting of the new water plant at
that place.
A Christian Endeavor society
has been organized in Penn
Offers: President, DR.. Rogers;
secretary, Clara Reading; treasur.
or, Emma Mitchell !; orgauist, Lola
Graham. This is most worthy
organization having for its object
the development and culture Of
virtues and pure characters in
harmony with Him who was the
way, the truth and the life, and all
who seek the betterment Of the
individual and society cannot but
give sympathy and aid to the
movement.
The new hot water plant Of the
6. n. BY Co.. at Penn, is now
ready for practical work. It is
first class in every respect. The
curbed well is l2x24 feet, curbed
with pine timber, 68 feet deep and
carries Is feet of water, which
seems inexhaustable. The foun-
dalton Of the tank ia cemented
blocks placed deep in the ground,
which are capped with durable
stone. The frame consists Of eight
pine timbers, I2xl2, we'll braced
and secured by wire nails. These
eight timbers, which support the
tank or reservoir, and each 30
feet tall; the tank is l6 feet high
and 81 feet in diameter; the entire
structure from the surface to the
ground to the top is 81 feet. The
entire plant-the we'll, structures,
engine, piping, finish, etc, are Of
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men eRoB0BoBe2o oneRonae
Penn NOTES ! !!
By 8. s. RAY,

ol0HOBR@H0u0 0B0E0e noH0aeH
MANI EEED PRINCIPLES LIFE BELOW
Man Need principles life below;
Keep your spirit pure as anow,
And let its yifs %ish fq agsn giss
I Hold Christ. Righteousness clear in view; ~ 4,
Spurn error's ereeds for those most true, E;S
And, in their light, divine renew &.
- Il And bless the raeef III
Let truth thy being ever sway, Mn
And make 1t unto men convey Isl IS Z,
Wisdom, supreme. in bright array III
As saintly worth
And in reverence and holy prayer.
Under Fathers sweet bless d care, IS III
Its saving might with zea! declare .
throughout the earth
Obey knowledge's trumpet command;
Drive ignorance from out the land,
And, like a master. great and grand,
Lead on the host!
BE humble, meek, but wise to do
Auduti les given unto you. ta2e
Threading pure love all actions through,
Like Holy Ghostl
Danish all hate, envy and war;
Teach blessings, rare, of pence and law,
M" While in the clayl
Then when; at last, earth's work is GER, ,5$Et
And sands of life can run M moro,
You'll live With saints 2! and God adore
A few evenings ago, numerous
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle
Wilkinson; on the G. G. Bos.
worth place, assembled at their
home and all had most enjoy.
able exchange of amenities spring.
ing from kindred minds. Music
songs and games enlivened the
hours, and, after partaking Of q
dainty spread, all went to their
respective abodes. refreshed and
cheered by their pleasant social
intercourse.
Miss Mary Mitchell. having
proved up on her homestead loca.
ted near Island Lake, N. D., il
passing the winter with he,
brother. A. j. Mitchell, and
sisters on the Agate Hill farm.
c. E. Frech. DR.. Rogers and
G, 81. Mass went to Devils Lake
ON business last Tuesday and re-
turned next day.
Mrs. C. E. Schultz Of Leeds
made a pleasant visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Dingman,
the fore part of last week.
For a few days last week, Grand
ma Gessner enjoyed the Country
life with her daughter, Mrs.
Stienke. /,
A number Of our Ramsey Co.
citizens have bought property in
and are residents of California.
! G. Sanders, formally clerk Of
the court of our county, has pur-
chased ten acres of valuable land
and is residing on the same at Com.
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EnfeFOcesa Devils Lake. Rerih Dakesa. se ND, sps.

the best material. workmanship
and practical in operation is equal
to the best plants on the fills
entire railway system an honor to
that COMPANY and 8 credit II Penn.
A the home Of The bride, on
Wednesday, Dec. 81 81 1896, Ernest
Kline son Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Kline,
was married to. Miss Anna sZeich,
the charming daughter Of one Of
our prosperous and worthy farmers.
These young people are we'll
known and highly apprec iated by
our entire community
One Is sentiment, trust and thought & 3S
One L. harmony fully wrought; d 53s
Onei in wisdom, from Heaven brought,
May they possess aa years on roll,
Under fathers all wise control.
Loves holy Joy to bless the soul
ss " Always s5s
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE
Wanted A girl for housework )
Two in family. Inquire at this
office. b Sas g 5s4$ n
Wanted "A girl to work for
her board while going to school.
Mrs. w. III. Reid. $s
Ny i1sA
LOST.

Taken Up Came to nv place
about Nov. %, one yearling bull,
black and white. Owner, please
cal, prove property, pay charges
and take animal away. 4. j.
5Shelver, South Minnewaukan
township, three or four miles
southeast Of Devils Lake. S
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Strayed + from my farm section
20 Del roat township / dark red
5mulley heifer coming 3 years DID,
4 light red heifsr with horns)
coming 2 years old, with some
white down on sides. Anyone
taking same up please notify the
ndersigned. George Dingman,
Penn, N. ID III a 3ilss
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T aiken up. One dark red heifer
about q years old, with horns
dropping down in the front; has
been running with my cattls for
about two months; taken up 10
days ago. s. s. Davis, 8 miles
north Of Webster.
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FOR SALE

For Sale a number Of Coolie
pups. Their grandfather won
first prize at the w orld's Fair in
Chicago. Address John Spies
mon, Devils Lake, n p.
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Lost a three nths-old span
.ials pup female. Find Ter return tc
DR. Jones and receive reward.
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For Sale A five-room house on
East Fourth street. Enquire Of
w. j. Bell, jacobson block
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ut this summons. postage paid directed TO tho
gdefend nnt, st Webster. North Dakota, ana
!srchseryice thereof shall BIO sntficent.
$ssa9ssSa John r. Henry,
y, 5s,s Ci ty Justice of the Pea0s.
ATTORNEYS for AssiRnee 81 Mortgages, vs.
Devils Lake, North Dako a Fs ~ & s58
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For Sale Second hand heat
ing stove, nearly new. G. A.
Dodge. .s
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Strayed. Two black yearling
colts and one bay 8 year old colt
with slight gall on the shoulder.
Strayed three weeks ago from
section IL, Norway township.
Thomas w. Rug er, Devils Lake,
N. ID. s,'.
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Taken UpA small spotted,
red bull calf; has both ears
notched;; had a rope around
neck when taken up IA $50 a
small, spotted red heifer calf.
wv. E. Goozee, Section 8, FRESH
water township.
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For Sale Cheap "a gasoline
engine at Marble Works Devils
Lake, N. ID. 81

Residence for Sale. Seven room
house, small barn, garden, fine
trees, sewer and water in street.
Good neigh orhood. Price $1,000.
Apply to III. G. Mic daugh.
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Farms For Rem Il wo section
farms renter furnish everything.
Coed buildings. Apply to Peter
Sore nsen, Devils Lake, N. ID.
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For Sale A few choice quart
er section farms in Ramsey
and Cavalier counties; $40 TO
$25 an acre. See Joe Zunich,
Devils Lake. s5
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Strayed. A dark brown HaYa-
sbletor1ian mare colt, 2 years DID,
had on halter; from my place in
Morris township. III
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FOR RENT:

For Rent "A small, warm house
for $12 per month Address Mrs.
I. A Pierce. Devils 7 Lake, N. ID.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-22
WOULD BOOM
JUNCTION CITY.
Real Estate Mems Association
70 Advertise 0gden--0ppose
Street Railway Franchise.
pusINEss IN DISTRICT COURT.
wedding Of Miss Drucilla Coy and Ora
Foy--Furniture War--Dr'
Green's Lecture.

OGDEN March 22.-The Ogden Real
vs,ats Mems association held Its regu-
Ia, seni.m monthly meeting yesterday at
.-.noor at the Weber club. One matter
,rh,ch called forth considerable discus-
.,on was the application of the local
street car company presented to the
.,,, council for the granting OF a 90
,oar franchise. A majority Of the menu
hers of the association oppose the
Granting OF the franchise without the
n,aclng Of further restrictions on the
sams believing that the city should re-
ceIye IN consideration of the granting
~ such A franchise certain dividends or
nav from the corporation. That the In
,erests of the city as understood by the
members is properly looked after n
committee composed OF Messrs. Wedell,
prummltt, Kennedy. Robinson and Me-
Guire was appointed TO consult with
the city council on the proposition
The members felt that the newspa-
rera we're not giving Ogden as much
pusb a they should, and decided to ex-
,end 10 the representatives, of the press
an invitation to attend the next meet
ING 10 be held Wednesday. April I, so
that the newspaper men can get an
,ssa OF what the association has In
yie.y. and to boost Ogden to the front
through the columns OF the newspa-
pers. ooo ooo
circulars descriptive OF Ogden and Its
advantages, which will be circulated
In the east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-22
Manager. e. A. larkin.
t66 2sth st. Telephone iss-k

Advertisement for tho Daily.
Saturday and SENT Weekly News
accepted ON the same terms 40 ct
the Salt Lake office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-22
DISTRICT COURT BUSINESS.
McKannon Brothers Lose Suit-Mrs.
Belnap Wants New Trial.

Ogden March 22.--McKannon Broth
ers Music company OF Denver lost Its
suit against George G. Patch, the jury
last evening. after being out for two
hours returned into court with the ver-
Act mo cause of action" and the
costs of the suit will be charged up to
the plaintiff. The jury evidently believ-
ed the testimony of the defendant that
when he signed the note for the piano
no mention of interest was made In the
note.
In the case OF Sarah Belnap against
James G, Widdison ct al, which was de-
cded against the plaintiff, motion
for a new trial has been filed by Mrs.
Benap, who alleges misconduct OF jury,
lnsuffioiency OF evidence to warrant tho
verdict rendered.
Samuel Fletcher ct NJ have filed
demurrer to the complaint of the Ore
gon Short Line, which Is seeking to
condemn certain land along the line of
the Short Line cut-off.
POPULAR YOUNG PEOPLE WED.
Miss Coy Ia now Mrs F'oy. but that
change was not made without diff
cultles Shortly after noon yesterday.
Miss Drucilla Coy, a blushing young
maiden OF 20 summers OF Plain City, APP
pesred at the county clerks office. on
tie arm OF Ora Foy of Statewide.
County Clerk Mattson was requested by
the young gentleman TO issue a mar
rage license, which he proceeded to do,
but when the young man gave his age
as 20 the genial county clerk stopped
and Informed them that the consent or
the young mans parents must be had
before he could grant the license. The
young lady appeared to be the spokes-
man and explained that the minister
was TO perform the ceremony at l
o'clock, and that they were to have a
wedding supper at p. m, but their
pleadlngs were useless. They had to
drive out to Statewide, distance OF
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T oday 5 Ogden News

secretary Of agriculture. during which
the matter OF the prohibitve quarantine
against Utah and Nevada sheep COINS
into Idaho for the summer range was
discussed.
The sheepmen affected are now pre-
pairing to drive their sheep into Idaho
and to the summer range near Soda
Springs. It is a ten days drive from
Tecoma to the Idaho line. The authori-
~ OF the secretary Of agriculture Is re-
garded as final. and II resistance Is Of
fered an appeal will be taken to tht
courts.
There is going TO be hard fight
waged by the Utah and Nevada sheep
men against the prohibitive quarantin.
that has been imposed by Gov. Frank
Goodlng of Idaho. over 100000 head Of
sheep are represented on the southern
side Of the line which must have sum-
mer range In Idaho. 1t is the purpose
or the fiockmasters to drive these sheep
over the summer trail to Soda Springs
and the Idaho people have not yet an
nounced what resistance they will Of
fer,
Tonight 80 flockmasters met In the
offices OF Maglnnis & Corn and decided
to institute suit against G.. u. Noble,
state sheep inspector OF Idaho, II any
resistance is offered to the entry Of
Utah and Nevada sheep. In view OF
the fact that the department OF agdcul-
ture has decided that quarantine regu-
lations which are prohibitive cannot be
enforced unless a diseased condition ex-
lists, Utah and Nevada sheepmen pro-
pose 10 fight the effort to exclude then.
from the public ranges In Idaho.
While he was In Washington, DR..
Rowe secured the acceptance OF his res
ignation as federal sheep inspector.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The police are Of the opinion that the
store of Butch Moulding, which was
burglarlzed Tuesday night was en-
tered by boy. Judging from the foot
prints found In the mud outside the
broken window, but they have no clue
as TO his identity.
David w. Tribe and son William ID.
Tribe have returned from a trip
through California and Arizona, which
they greatly enjoyed. They visited
with relatives in Arizona.
Miss Olga Wehrend gives her song
recital tonight at the Congregational
church.
A meeting OF the Ogden Humane
society VIII be held tonight at the
Presbyterian church to complete the
organization and transact other busi-
ness Of Importance The public is in
vited to attend.
Oscar McKinnon will serve five days
on the rock pile for stealing hat.
Joseph Bauscher has sufficiently re-
covered from his recent illness to be
able to go out again.
The Young Peoples society of the
Presbyterian church VIII give concert
at the church auditorium tomorrow
night.
Miss Laura Frankenfeld and a cap
able company will be seen tomorrow
night at the Grand Opera House In
Her Double Life" and the following
two nights Florence Roberts, who al
ways plays to crowded house In Og-
den, will be seen In her latest Droduc-
ton, THE Strength OF the Weak"
The benefit ball arranged for tomor-
row night at the Third ward hall In
honor Of Roy Farr who departs soon
on a mission, promises to be a very
pleasurable affair.
Mrs. VIM. n. Purdie presented her
husband with a fine baby girl yester-
day.
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DIR. GREEN PLEASED LARGE
AUDIENCES.
CANNOT EXCLUDE UTAH SHEEP.
II Free From Disease, Idaho Public
Domain IL Open to All Muttons.

Ogden, March 22.-secretary Wilson
of the United States department OF
agriculture. states that sheep free from
disease cannot be excluded from graz
ing In Idaho or any other section Of
the public domain, despite the procla-
nation OF any governor. This Is the
good news brought to the sheepmen OF
this state by Rudolph Kucher and DR..
III. NJ. Rowe the latter formerly federal
sheep inspector for this region, who re.
turned from Washington yesterday
morning after a conference with the
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FIGHT ON METAL coUcHEs


Ogden's two largest furniture stores.
which conduct their business In adjoln-
ing buildings on Washington avenue
the Boyle Furniture company and the
Ogden Furniture & Carpet company
have been conducting lively price cut
ting war during the past few days. A
couple OF days ago one OF the. stores
placed on sale a large number of droT.
side steel touches which usually sell
at $500, When the neighbors saw the
couches In the show window marked
down 80 low they decided to cut the
price to 81. and thus the war started
until last evening the stores were adj
Vertising the couches for sale at 1915,
and the public are taking advantage OF
this unprecedented opportunity and the
two stores are still thTatening to cut
the price.
DR. GREEN PLEASED LARGE
AUDIENCES.
DR.. Thomas T.. Green, a most able
and pleasing lecturer entertained two
large and appreciatiye audiences yes
terday at the Ogden tabernacle The
subject OF the afternoon lecture was
THE Gospel of Discomfort" and In
the evening he delivered what is con-
sidered his masterpiece, THE Key to
the Twentieth Century" which thrills
his hearers with a spirit of true Amer
icanism. DR.. Green has great COM
mand of the English language. and Is
an eloquent orator. The lectures were
given under the auspices OF the We
Der stake academy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-22

circuIator, John J. MeGreoor.
22i5 Wash. Ave. Ind. Tel. Isl.
Office With Lambert Paper Co
Payments for the Daily. Saturday
and SEMI Weekly News should be
made TO the circulator. Delivery
made by carrier on the same terms
as In Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-22
FUNERAL OF JOHN C. GRAHAM.

Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence.
Provo, March 22.--Many relatives
and friends from this city and else
where In the county and state attend
ed the funeral services over the re-
mains of John c, Graham, held in the
stake Tabernacle yesterday. The
speakers stand was draped In white
and tastefully decorated with plants
and cut and potted flowers. Those seat
ed on the stand were President Joseph
F.. Smith, Patriarch John Smith, Presi-
dent Seymour b. Young, Elders D. NJ.
McAllister and Phil Margetts. Presi-
dent David John and Counselor Joseph
b. Keller OF the stake presidency. The
presidency of the Thirty-fourth quo
rum OF Seventy, of which the deceased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-22

six miles. get the groom's father, Fred
Foy. former county commissioner, and
return to the clerks office with him
before the license was issued. When
they had secured the document they
went to the Josephite elders parsonage,
where they were happily welded and
the supper was given on schedule
time. The contracting parties are
among the most popular and highly es-
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1906-06-22

Returns by next mail. Terms Cash with
samples. Mines examined and reported upon.
Annual assessment work attended to
L~OItDSBURG, n. NJ.