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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-01
TROUT FAMILY HELD
PLEASANT REUNION

Cambridge City. Nov 50. (Spl)-
Rev. ". D. Trout attended the reunion
of his brothers and sisters at the home
OF their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David
Trout. near Whiteland. Ind. They
gathered together for the purpose Of
celebrating the f1fty-first wedding an
niversary of their parents. and to en-
JOY good old Thanksgiving dinner at
home.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-01
Was Refused Divorce.

Owing to the fact that Prosecutor
Jessup insisted that the evidence sub
mitted was not sufficient, Judge
Henry G. Fox yesterday declined to
grant divorce to Walter Bresher in
his suit against his wife. Bresher
alleged that his wife was guilty of
abandonment and infidelity.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-01
HELLO GIRLS STRIKE
AND LOSE THEIR JOBS

Logansport, Ind. Nov 50, (Spl)-
The girls employed in the exchange
of the. Home Telephone Company
started a strike yesterday because
they We're not granted half-holiday
and eight walked out Their places
We're filled by trained substitutes and
the force of forty operators is again
complete.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-01
Child Swallowed StapIe.

Centerville, Nov. so, (Spl.)-The
little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Earle
Dynes, near here, swallowed a fence
staple. sharp at both ends, which
had been accidentally dropped, and is
in serious condition.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-01
Get Indianapolis Pastor.

Fountain City, Ind. Nov. 50, lSpl)
The Bethel congregation has been
successful in engaging the services OF
the Rev Mr.. Sheriff of Infb oaapolis
as pastor.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-01
A Quiet Session.

The business of the Board of Public
Works was decidedly on the quiet
yesterday morning at their regular
session and only a number Of small
assessment rolls We're examined.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-01
Trains Were Detoured.

Owing to freight wreck at Green
field, trains on the Indianapolis divi-
son of the Pennsylvania We're badly
demoralized yesterday and had to be
detoured by way of New Castle and
Lynn.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-01
Old Printer Visits Here.

G. w. Harper. editor of the Robin
son, H., Argus. and a veteran journal
ist who learned printing in the Pal
ladium Office back in the fifties. is WIS.,
iting in Richmond and Centerville.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-01
THE WEATHER PROPHET.

fNDIANA-Rain in south, rain or
snow in north portion Saturday,
colder; Sunday fair, much colder;
fresh west to northwest Winds
OHiO-Rain in south. rain or snow
in north portion Saturday, colder;
Sunday much colder and fair except
snow in north east portion; fresh
west to northwest winds.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-01
LEE DE FOREST, WIRELESS EXPERT.

a
n Of De
by
He is
electrical fromh
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Continued on Page Five.)
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-10
REAL. FsTATE ExcHANGE

~->~~~~~~~~~~~S~~~~~
Continued.
TWO GOOD HOUSES NEARLY CLEAR, FOR
choice wild land. A good deal. Hanford Rem
tai Agency, BIO Bank Of Commerce.
GOOD STOCK FARM IN SOUTHERN MINNIE
sofa for sale or exchange for modern house
in city. Address 1856. Journal.
a40 ACRES. WILD, NEAR ASHLAND, WIS,
for improved or unimproved property in eighth
ward. Address 1923, journal.
WANT -AUToMoBILE OR CASH FOR EIGHTH
ward house. renting $32 month; equity 81, 900.
( j. II. Appleby, COZ Guaranty.
IMPROVED LAND IN CENTRAL MINNEsoTA
p to trade for frst-class gasolene launch! Adj
dress 0O6 Journal
10 LoTs-SEDAN, MIMI, FOR SALE OR Elk
change for restaurant. Address Box SO,
Sedan, MINI.
EXCHANGE FOR LIVERY, $50 ACRES PRAI-
RE land near Pierre, s. D. Box 263, Luverne,
MINI. 81
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

WHOLESALE PRICES TO THE CONSUMER
Special prices by the tub. We are getting
more butter from the farms Of the northwest
than any other wholesale or retail house In the
city and can sell you fresh, sweet, palatable
butter at prices surprisingly low; in fact, save
you the middleman's profit Of Sc to &c per -
Dairy butter for cooking .............. 14U16o
Fresh made dairy butter ............... 11c
Fresh extra choice creamery butter 80. 19c
g '. 81 sss
In tie teas and coirees We can't be beat.
Choice pure, fresh rooster Rio coffee,
same as are sold regularly for zoe. we
Fancy family blend coffee, worth any.
,, where ,, 22s: we we, sell at H. ...;.:i 1sc
Extra Choice tea siftings, makes as good
Extra aug Fancy as 49 &c. tel snss h hereteay
Rsssssassss sss up right sy .ss
Extra 1V Choice ice u ue Rea japan tea 5Sc
Extra choice English Breakfast tea.... Pc
Fancy hand bs eslhise s sPs1fot FL ST. lie
Both phones: I: c. assoc; \. W: Main 1909 II:
FOR sALE-LooK Ar THESE CLosErouT
prices; catch on II interested Union grain grail,
lace cur atns, soc each; bed pillows, 69c pair;
chairs. 70; TO- $50 and 81 EACH center tables
ss and 81 erss essae
mattresses. choice, 81; cornmodes, sl,5o. s.
and book she shelf as2S eupsSaaId S.
S.; sx12 wool art square. some worn. $3.50;
combination desk and bookcase. $3.50: SO
1885, Six
orators, Sc, 81 and S.; one me $50 Administer rug
s moase oS
1st S. Both phones. -..
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Farm Lands.

s2o-ACRE FARM, wADENA COUNTY, $4,000.
240-acre farm. Polk county, $1,000
56O-acre farm, Ramsey Co., N. D.. $1,000.
il large farms, Walsh & Ramsey Co., n. D.,
S22 to SIS per acre.
1S5-acre farm, Beltrami county, $1,000.
16J acres, Aitkin Co.. $4,000; take hdse.
26O acres, Meeker Co., $40, 500; trade part
of equity for Minneapolis residence:
$40 acres, Hennepin Co., $4,000; take Mime
apolis income property as part payment
so acres, Ransom Co., n. D., $4,000; take
shoes, grocery, gen. mdse., racket store.
16U acres, Brown Co., s. D., $4,000; take
equity for gen mdse.
80 acres, Murray Co., $4,000; trade for
IS, 900 gen. mdse., or Mpls residence
s2O acres, Ocheyaden, Ia, $2O,SOo; trade
equity for hardware or drugs.
100 acres Aitkin Co, So, 400; Mpls. real estate.
16U acres Red Lake Co., $4,000; take Mpls.
residence property and pay cash. difference
400 acres. Red Lake Co., $4,000; take mdse.,
clothing, hdwe.. OF Mpls income property.
246 acres, Pierce Co., Wis, $4,000; Will trade
for Minneapolis residence property.
$40 acres. Nicolet Co., 100; take Npls.
residence for equity.
Mann 4 Chapman,
732 Boston Block.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

WIILiAMsoN 4 MERCHANT, PATENT Law.
1ers and solicitors: main efice. p25.o3s 0aaf-
snty building. Minneapolis. MINI; Sc hcaiu
building, Washingtop, D. G.
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AGO ACRES, RED LAKE CO., SIS PER ACRE.
$40 acres, Kannabec Co., $15 per acre.
400 acres 1tasca Co., we'll tlmbered, SIS
per acre.
100 acres, Price Co., Wis, one mile from
station, SIS per acre.
100 acres. Sargent Co.. N. D.. ono mile
from Forman, $13 per acre. to trade for clear
land in North Dakota or Saskatchewan terri
tory. .z.t. e. .-s. -.
Equity in half section in Traverse Co., ono
mile from station. =,
Equity in half section in Big Stone Co., six
miles from station.
Address 14T4, Journal +. 4 '.-
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S3,25 PER ACRE.

Buys one Of the finest ranch propositions in
North Dakota containing 11,52O acres being
every alternate section in the township. This
ranch is nicely improved, good house, barn,
cattle sheds and corrals: five miles water
front; several thousand acres fenced; 1000
acres fine rich soil to cultivate: the rest is
rough and rolling and covered with grass; this
is positively the cheapest land In the state.
8 Don answer unless you mean business.
B. f. Yeates.
OPS Phoenix.
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M1NNEToNKA PROPERTY

81, 700 - LONG LAKE BARGAIN; SEVEN
acres, all fenced, good six-room house, fine
cellar, good barn; hne chicken coop and other
plum trees strawberries, raspberriss, eurrants,
all In bearing; surrounded by 100 Of the hand
soonest shade trees you ever saw; only three
minutes walk to the city of Long Lake and
the station; fast growing city; large cnlnery
just being built and many other new enter
prises going UP; sure money maker black,
level land clay subsoil, crop and everything
goes. Paul Beuhler. 456 Temple Court.
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O.. o o o % % o GO
$1,000 PER ACRE ......
VIII, purchase q 24-acre tract, of land
lying near the st. Paul line in Minneapo-
:, lis; adjoining lots are selling for $500 to
$500 per lot. one Of the finest I'M
plated tracts between these two great
cities; water and sewer running through
the property; one fare to either city; you
can double your money in this within a
, year, Campbell & Lamberton, 107
, a q. O O O O O O O O O O d 20
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE

WANTED REAL ESTATE
wANTED-BUsINEss BLOCK, NICoLLET Av
4 or ,other good central location $4,000 to
$4,000; a cash purchaser at once for the right
+ piece. The E.4A.: Conrad Co., 513 Phoenix.
WISH 70 BUY "A, HOUSE on EASY TERMS;
can pay from $500 to $500 down and good
i monthly paynentsi would like a house at least
partly modern. Address 1908. Journal. 2
WANT 10 Toa4o ACRES FOR GARDEN PUR.
poses Must. be close to streetcar line, any
Address ITO, Journal. s 4 4.
WANTED-To BUY REAL ESTATE AT DIFF
ferent points at Lake Minnetonka. improved
and unimproyed. What have YOU for sale?
Address 2005, Journal.
WANTED-HOUSE AND LOT IN GOOD LOOA-
ton, for spot cash; must be bargain, price
about 81 COO; state particulars in first letter.
Address 1844, Journal.
MODERN SEVEN OR E1aHT-RooM HOUSE,
from 500 to 500 down and $50 to $50 per
month; state location and condition. Address
: 1851, Journal.
WANTED--A0REs NEAR CITY, ALSO IN
city near car line; owners please list.
Brown Bros, 1925 Guaranty Bldg.
WE HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR 8 70 BROOM
houses. Danforth & Hash, POT NY. Life bldg.
WANTED-FRoM s 70 20 ACRES ON OUT.
skirts Of city at once 2021 18th av 8.
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MINNEToNKA PROPERTY


Continued.
FOR RENr-N1cE COUNTRY PLACE NEAR
Wayzata. Lake Minnetonka: screened house,
tools. etc. ADDRESS 26as. Journal.
ron RENT--ToUR ROOM COTTAGE, NEW
and neat. furnished or unfurnished. Mime;
i 103 Phoenix building. Hedwall.
FOR RENT-s1x-RooM FURNISHED COT.
sSss nicely located near the LAKE, plenty
Lewis sfusses. &T Eace m MINI 0'Ass' Apps
BOARD AND ROOMS OFFERED AT QUIET
farm house at Minnetonka. upper lake; close
7 to shore; plenty Of boats, good accommoda-
uons. ADDRESS 100, Journal -.
sIx ROOM, FURNISHED, SHORE COTTAGE,
& Brentwood, st. Louis road, Manitou station
Owner at cottage Sunday. $3.50. Anna
Whelem, 2s13 Fremont s.
FOR RENT-EIGHT-RooM PLAsTERED COT
fs at and cs Ss ps.z sd Phosi %
Minneapolis. Main $500 j.
FOB sALE-40.ACRE FRUIT FARM, 500
feet lake front, 20 miles from city; eight
house D0e csli T. fs 8. ss5s Oo''n0oSs ana ICE
SACRIFICE sALE-lsh ACRES ON LAKE
AIinnetonka; excellent land for quick sale,
$160 per acre, well worth $3.50. Shepard, Bank
Of Commerce building.
and board. ut Miss Berry's white house. oppo-
site old depot. Wayaata rates 81 up to So.
according to rOofn
MINNEToNKA-I WILL SELL NY FUR
nished lake cottage at less than cost to build;
fine shore lot; lower lakei easy terms. Ad-
dress 1857. journal.
NOTICE 70 OAMPERs-MINNEToNK Is TOO
Kenwoed ear See T. B. Rose On premises sae Of
Lumber Exchange. a .ss
FOR RENT--EIaHT. ROOM COTTAGE ON Low
er Lake Minnetonka; near Great Northern sta
ton: also fine frontage for sale. Call 1884
Lumber Exchange, .t +.
FURNISHED COTTAGES WITH WET SINKS,
bath rooms. ETC. for rent at cottaEewood.
Apply 1 ~, J! " Sawyer at cottages or address at
MINNEToNKA--I WILL SELL M FUR
nished lake cottage at less than cost to build;
fine shore lot: lower lake; easy terms Tel.
South 900 !. = ...-
FIvE,AooM COTTAGE, ToNKA BAY; LARGE
screened porch, good condition; price for sea-
son, $110. G. @. Shepard, Bank Of Commerce.
! building. u ,-...s .i.. -
MINNEToNKA--w1LL TAKE A FEW PEOPLE
| at Sc week; private place near Excelsios
make ); arrangements by mail. Address 1876
FOR RENT--BAss COTTAGE, coTTAGEwooD
| either six or eight rooms. desirable and in
prime condition 3. H. Bass, Guaranty bldg
wANTED-THREE OR FOUR FURNIsHED
l @ pfah snss
I WISH 70 SELL MY FINE FURNISHED cor
tage in the lower lake at once. 81, 900; make
offer; reasonable terms. Phone South 55o-J
! FOUR-RoOM FURNISHED COTTAGE Al
| Mound, Lake Minneton on Baptist assembly
| grounds. See Is. Abernethy. Sd st y.
FOR RENT-FURNIBHED FIVE-RooMED COT
tage at Cottagewood; convenient to hotel. 3
. P Pitcher 416 Sd av N. Phone 3226.
WOODLAND POINT WAS THE NAME SELECT
ed for our Minnetonka property. American
Suburb Co., 342-44-46 Security Bank.
FOR RENT-oNE Two.RooM FURNIsHEl
cottage, near Spring Park. Call at 401 Wash
ington av 8. +. 6. phone e214.
FOR 'RENT-ONE TW0-ROoM FURNISHED
nenr Spring Park. Call at 401 Washington
av S. T.. G.. phone 9214.
sEvEN-RooM COTTAGE Ar LAKE MINNIE
i tonka. Inquire Of Excelsior Casino
THAT $50 LAUNCH, en-. r. ENGINE, Is a.
shadesg Engine Co.. 31b Sd st s..
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CANADA LANDS.

200, 600 acres in Paradise Valley, northern
Alberta 1 have just returned from inspect
ing our lands In Manitoba 9ba,s enfg Of
good land all the way west, our lands in
Paradise Valley are 50 fine that we do n nc
think they can be equaled on the face Of ne
earth. open prairie, gently, rolling, green
as velvet, no stone, potholes, topsoll deep
black clay sGso sGSd Of Taf et eS
splendid horses, smiling, cheerful settlers;
nil Americans and Canadians of the best
class hear of sqeR q e ooundy
bushels to the acre. Wheat SO bushels. Don't
buy land In Canada until you see Paradise
Write at once for maps, ETC. excursion June
IL; low rates. Union Trust Co., Land Lar De- e
partment,. w. T: Stevens, manager, 22o Endi-
80 DOWN BUYS FARM FROM Us-PAY
the balance any time you like; $40 at time
will suit us; no set time for your other pay
ments but to suit your own convenience; buy
as many acres you like. from one acre up
to 1000 acres, just suit yourself; you select
your land from our many thousand acres;
ten acres in Minnesota provides ,,s home and M
independent? You can start now, and get q
farm, even though a small one Our plan Is
nGh4 ne ts 1T Mr rsser sow
that son? little help right here now -. may S;s
lead him to fortune. Write for the whole
story, free for the asking. Willow Rivel
Land Co., S12-S14 Phoenix building, Mime
apolis, MINI.
O O O O 0 0 o o
a LAND SNAPS. {
1Oo. 900 acres Canada $3.50 to SIS.
10000 acres, western North Dakota,
$3.50 to $50.
1850 acres. eastern Colorado. So 20.
Q 5000 acres. Stutsman county, N. D.,
$7.75.
o $500 acres. Polk county, Mimi. $500.
0 $40 acres, Mclean county, N D., ST. so.
o 500 acres, improved, Polk county, MIMI,
o Easy terms See us for bargains in land.
o Laird & Rogers,
o 317 Bank Of Commerce Bldg,
Minneapolis. MINI.
o o O o o o o
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OWN A FARM.
The Easy WAY.


Valuable timber and open farming lands at
low price: 4Oacre tracts and up; near rail
road schools, all churches, country filling up
rapidly, will advance in value. Our
auction sale last week Of these lands was
great success. We are selling them
cheap at private sale. Come in and select
a piece before they are all gone; only 25c
an acre down, roc an acre in 30 days, then
loo an acre per month. We are going to sell
at auction again, but don't wait Buy now
before the price advances. Get picture cat
ner Land Co.. 5O7 Bank of Commerce build
ing Minpea DoliS.
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wANTED-REAI, ESTATE

WANTED-REAL ESTATE
I WANT TO BUY STRICTLY MODERN SIX
or eight-room house in eighth ward. What
have you to offer7 ID .se- e. -: q.
81. Bryant, .-. !. =
...r 63S Boston Block.
+ AM IN THE CITY THIS WEEK TO BUY A
home; want new, fully modern house, and
will pay around So, 800; must be cheaper than
can build, and can pay $1,000 OF more
cash. Address 1902, Journal. s.@E--v.s
wANTED-DuPLEx INSIDE $4,000 PAYING
10 per cent; house 81, 500, near Lake and
Cedar; lot inside 37th, east or west Of Nicol-
let; house $1,000. eighth ward. John RI APP
. pleby, COZ Guaranty. ~. n s s.
WANTED-To BUY SEVEN Or EIGHT.RoOM.
house, partly MODERN not over $4,000; must be
within walking distance business center; state
price and terms In first letter. Address 1888,
Journal. IS
THE BEST BUILDING LOT THAT $500 70
$500 cash will buy, eighth or & thirteenth
ward; must have city water; give description
Mrs. Chas. j. .Knseth, 713 4th av N, city.
We HAVE CUSTOMERS FOR GOOD EIGHT,
nine and tenroom houses. Fifeld & Fifeld,
71T.T21 Andrus building.
WILL BUY A OR 7-RooM HOUSE, IF ALL
improved. Give location and terms. Address
1645, Journal. S
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MINNESOTA LAND AT Sl60 PER ACRE.
40 acres In l6-10 and II, Lake county.

MINNESOTA LAND AT Sl.bo PER ACRE.
LAO acres in 56-10 and H. Lake county.
120 acres in SOIL, Lake county.
1900 acres in 6O-13, st. Louis county.
422 acres in 63-13 and H. st. Louis county.
$40 acres In 66-15 aud 49, st. Louis county.
1870 acres in 67-1S, St. Louis county.
1856 acres in 64-17, st. Louis county.
l2O acres in 66-10, st. Louis county.
so acres in 6S-1S, st. Louis county.
Timber and one:half Of minerals are re:
served. Terms cash. We have other tracts OF
40 to 1000 acres, at $175 to 1925 per acre.
Write for plats and information These lands
are an absolutely safe investment and the
prices are taking them very fast. Guaranty
farm Land Co., 416 Lyceum, Duluth, Mimi
EooK-A SNAP FOR SOMEBODY, 1870 ACRE
farm in Kandiyohi county. one mile from good
railroad town: with good buildings, best kind
Of water, entire farm fenced In, beautiful
grove, so acres seeded with wheat and oats,
80 acres good meadow and balance pasture and
wild timber. The buildings are valued at over
$1,000; wild timber this farm enough for
fuel for a long time; this farm has to be sold
at once; cheap for cash or time with part
down; owned by aged widow, who wants to
move to town. This farm can be bought direct
from owner foc $40 per acre. Address Aug.
W. Lindberg. Grace vile, Big Stone county.
Mimi.
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WALL PAPER. WALL PAPER.

Upposlte N. e. ILlle. &c Utn ~:
JAN FRANCIsCo OFFICIAL MEMORIAL
Souvenir of the earthquake and fire; beau
tiful book of 40 pages, containing brief
history Of San Francisco and "a illustrations
showing the terrible destruction wrought by
the greatest fire Of the age; also magnificent
panorama of San Francisco before and after
the disaster goes with each copy; mailed to
any address in the United States, CANADA
and Mexico upon receipt Of the regular price,
so cents. Send orders to The Radial Co.,
615 Mason building, Los Angeles, Cal.
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SEWING MACHINES; SPLENDID BARGAINS.
Call at once. High arm Singers, Domestic,
White New Home, Wheeler Wilson. So, SO,
SIS; repair all makes. Dalseide, 025 Nicol1et
Nv, Domestic Office. .
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CAN SELL YOUR FARM. SEND DEsCRIP
ton. Shepard. Bank OF Commerce building.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-06-10
NEWS OF THE COURTS.

The case of Ferdinand Cheavmi vs.
the American Smelling & Refining COM
pany was dismissed by Judge Lewis
Yesterday on motion of the plaintiff
The suit was for damages caused to
land and crops by smelter smoke, and
was settled out of court.
Judge Armstrong yesterday dis
charged J. +. Powell from the county
iaiI on a writ of habeas corpus Powell
was committed by Justice of the Peace
f NJ. Bishop in March for failure TO
support his family and for habitual
drunkenness and was given ninety days
He applied for writ of habeaS cor
pus on the ground that his sentence had
expired and that the sheriff refused to
release him. 1t developed that Justice
Bishop had ordered his recommiument
without a trial. and Judge Armstrong
held that he was entitled to his release
under the law
The supreme court yesterday dis
missed the appeal i'm the case of the
HOnprine Mining & Milling company
and the Honerine Tunnel Milling COM
many. appellants. vs. the Tallerday
Steel Pipe & Tank company and the
Utah Mining Machinery < Supply COM
panv. respondents. from the Third dis
trict court. Appellants sought to have
the supreme court set aside an order OF
Judge Richie in the district court
u11ashfng service of the complaint The
supreme court held that an order
ousshing service was not judgment
and that it could not be appealed from
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: The plan of not closely grouping the
proposed cottages for the boys is also an
excellent one. as it brings into the plan
more Of the home condition, rather than
that of the institutional order. I feel quite
sure that TO better choice could be made
for the successful carrying out of the
ChildTen's work in Utah today than that
being planned by Judge Brown and others
at Canyon Crest ranch. and while not a
resident of Salt Lake City. I shall. with
a good deal Of interest, watch the results
OF this work
In Colorado We too. are diScOve- ing that
our most valuable assets are the boys and
girls, and we are providing for their bet
teTmeDt in every possible way 1t Is my
conviction that those having the above
movement under thei- care are acting
wisely and 1t stands in hand that the en-
tire community take a special interest in
this all-impOrtant movement, and just as
this IS done the movement viii have a
grand success. resulting in giving to Utah
a multitude of boys who IN the future VIII
help to carry on the great work Of max
ing their state one of the best in the
Union
as to the success of this movement, and I
shall be disappointed if it prove less than
Judge Brown and his friends are so con-
fiGently claiming it shall prove to be.
But. like all similar movements 1t must
lie backed up by public sympathy and
support which doubtless will not fail, in
as worthy q cause as this
WILLIAM NJ REASONER-
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]. ". HANN IS IN TROUBLE
Former Salt Lake Broker Wanted by
San Francisco Police on
EmbeZZlement Charge.

Jim Hamm, ten years ago one Of the
best known brokers in salt Lake. is ap-
parentIy in trouble in San Francisco ac-
cording to the Bulletin of that city, which
says
J. W. Hamm. a broker who before the
recent fire conducted q brokerage eStab-
GShment at { Montgomery street, IS
wanted by the police on a charge of en-
bezZIement. A complaint was sworn to be
fore Police Judge Mogan by Mrs J. w
Fish Of - Third avenue, Oakland tins
morning. and based on her affidavit a
warrant was issued. which is now III the
hands of Captain of Detectives Burnett.
According to the statement made by
the Oakland woman when she swOre to
the complaint this morning, she Intrusted
S120 with Hamm for marginal investment
on New York stock, on the 2d OF April
last. She heard no more of her money
and has tried she AYERS. many times
since, to get line on what became OF IT.
All her efforts have proved unaNalllng'
and she was compelled to resort TO the
courts TO get an accounting.
i w Hamm. the accused man. was
the senior partner Of the firm Of Hamm q
Co. and before the recent holocaust con-
Quoted an extensive business at : Mont
gomerv street. Since then the offices
have not been reopened, and their numer-
OuS clients have either retired from the
field of operation or are tranSactlng their
business with other brokerage flTmS-