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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-11-27

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-11-27

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-11-27

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-11-27

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-11-27

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-11-27

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-11-27
MEM WEELT LANDS IN
TIE elEkDIlA WEST

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-11-27
THE COUNTRY HAS
NO SUPERIOR

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-24
AN IMPORTANT RULING.
In Favor of Defendant Case OF Selling
Liquor 10 Indians.

In tie United States district court,
Judge John A. Marshall today sus-
mine1 the demurrer OF defendant In
the case Of the United States versus
George Boss. Boss was indicted by the
grand jury for selling liquor 10 In
dians ON the Ulntah reservation. the
action being brought under the ACT Of
Jan. %, 1881 The complaint was de.
INJURED 10 on the ground that on sept.
%. 1906 lands were allotted 10 the IN
dams OF that vicinity In severalty. that
the land became part OF the public do
main. and that the law under which the
Indictment was brought was no longer
applicable The demurrer further set
up that the Indians thereafter became
subject 10 the state laws. civil and
criminal. and that they became citizens
OF the United States. IL was contended
by defendant Boss that prosecution on
the part OF the United states was un-
warranted In the premises.
The ruling Of Judge Marshall takes
such cases from the supervision OF the
general government and places them
under local Jurisdiction. How SUGGEST
ful the state viii be In handling the
vexed question remains 10 be seen. A
federal law recently established makes
Indians wards OF the government for a
considerable period after reservations
have been thrown open. but the law
was enacted after the opening OF the
Uintah reservation, and is therefore not
applicable there.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-24
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Hampton entertains this after
noon I'm honor OF Miss Brown. whose
marriage takes place in the near III.
tyre.
Tomorrow Miss Mary Louise Ander-
son gives bridge party at her home,
Mrs W. L. Fife will be hostess at a
bridge party tomorrow.
Mrs. Leslie l.. Savage is here from
Goldfeld on visit 10 her parents,
Judge and Mrs Goodwin.
Miss Helen Boxrud leaves tomorrow
for Wellesley.
Mrs. Lou McCune win entertain the
Sewing club on Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Spencer 90 to og.
den with The Old Bedstead" company
tonight. MIR. Spencer to act as stage
manager for the performance.
Principal Martin entertained al his
house Saturday. the city school SUPER
visors, principals and their wives, With
a peach social
Mrs r. G.. Williams and Mrs. s. @
Smith will entertain tomorrow Ia honor
OF Miss Louise Wisoomb whose mar
rage 10 Mr. Arthur Skidmore takes
place in the near future.
Miss Alice Cannon was guest OF honor
at delightful evening party given by
her cousin, Miss Louise Cannon, the
rooms being decorated In sunhowers
ana asters and a supper served, al
which the place cards were hand
painted in sunfowers. About II guests
enjoyed the pleasant affair.
Mrs. Grimsdell and the Misses Grims.
den viii entertain on Thursday FOR
Miss Wisoomb.
The Daughters OF the Revolution
have commenced their years work
with an initial meeting this month.
Miss Ethel ". Lane has returned
from a trip 10 Montana.
Mrs. 4. p. Red and Mis- Edith Me-
CURE are at home at $50 p street
Miss Jean spencer viii entertain her
club tomorrow night.
Miss Leila Trent has returned 10 San
Francisco.
Miss Ruth Beesley entertains tomor-
row for Miss Jennie Earl Of 81. An
thony, Ida.
Mrs. G. c. Goodwin entertained infor-
mally today In celebration OF the birth
day Of her daughter, Mrs. Leslie Ia
Savage.
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DIED AT RIPE OLD AGE.
Mrs. Sarah Ungcr Passes Away in Her
Eighty.fourth Year.

AIRS Sarah unger, reliet Of the late
Albert Unssr died suddenly az noon. IN
ibis city, yesterday. at the ripe cid age
81 81 years. Deceased was enc daughter
q Evan and Mary Richards Morgan. ana
VAS q nauye OF Swansea. south wakes.
GREAT Britain She embraced the gospel
90 her carry youth, and was among tho
ilst Of tho Welsh people - lleDufy her
ser with the Church Of Jesus Christ OF
l.attef-dGy Saints. She came % this COun-
~ with her husband and family about
the year $50 settiing IN spanish FORK.
Her husband 0.ed couple u years after
their arrival, and FOR ears past deceased
resided ia the Fifteenth ward, where Fhe
WAS well and fayorAbly known. She was
the mother Of six childreu. 81 gldidchil'
dren and 20 grestgrandc hildfen Three
children. son and two daughters, sur
viye her, and they are Albert lnger
Mrs L1ddle GrOesbsck and Mrs. Bertha
Hodges. They were al present when the
end came Mrs Unger is also survived
by one brother ana i've sisters, three
OF whom reside IN Wales. a brother and
two sisters ara old residents OF Salt Lake,
aud their names are John Morgan ~ he
TWenty-hrst ward, Mrs. Margaret james,
and Mrs. Catherine Thomas
Tho deceased was a very excellent wo
man and devoted adherent 70 the faith
she had espOused Ia her native country.
The funeral takes place tomorrow tues
day. IN the Fifteenth ward Westinghouse,
corner First South and Eighth West
streets. at o'clock. and friends are In
vlted 10 attend Friends may view the
remains at the late residence. i5i Jeremy
street from u 10 10 on day OF funeral
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STEAMBOATS, ON
MISSOURI RIVER
After a Lapse Of More Than a
Decade Traffic ON Great
Waterway Resumed.
STEAMER L0RA STARTS ANEW.
Her Arrival at Kansas City From st
Louis Greeted With Great
Demonstrations of Joy.

Kansas city. Sept. 2i.--With the
blowing Of whistles. the changing OF
bells and the glad acclaim OF thousands
OF persons who had gathered at the
river shore, the renewal OF steamboat
trafiie on the Missouri river after a
lapse Of more than decade. was
celebrated today, when the steamer
Lora. laden with freight from ST.
Louis. locked At the wharf in this city.
Every local craft Of any pretension
went several miles down the river 10
act as an escort for the Lora, and the
appearance OF the feet with the
freighter IN the lead, was the signal
for one Of the most genuine outbursts
OF enthusiasm ever occasloned hy any
event IN the commercial life OF this
city. The successful trip OF the Lora.
under the most unfavorable circum-
stances, the river being exceedingly
low and its channel UNEMPLOYED Tor
several years, proved conclusively that
the Missouri IS a navigable stream.
The movement TO lnaugurate boat
line on the Missouri river originated
in this city four months ago and grew
out OF the freight OF Kansas City mer-
chants for reduced freight rates All
Of the commercial and civic bodies OF
this city have aided In the develop
ment OF the plan and the towns be-
tween here and St Louis have given
their hearty cooperation. Many Of
these towns have no railroad facilities
and the new boat line will afford them
their only means Of transportation.
Regular traffic viii be instituted on the
river between here and st. Louis just
as soon as suitable boats can be OBJ
tanned.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Thcatcr--The far famed comedian.
Willie Collier, IN Augustus Thomas
comedy. "On The Quiet" opens what
will be a brilliant engagement az the
theater tonight The usual matinee
will be given Wednesday.
The Stewart opera company viii be
the conference attraction az the the
alter. II VIII open Monday next, oct 4,
and run tn Saturday, the eth, present.
ing an attractive repertoire. consisting
Of The Two Roses Dorothy" and
"Bsbette."
Orphcum--This weeks bill al the
orpheum has for It's headlinef what is
asserted 10 be- the best condensed musl-
cal comedy IN vaudeville today This
will be IN the HANDS Of Miss May Boley
and a company OF 10. and includes some
singing, good dancing and the latest
novelties.
Grand-'A Royal slave" play
written by the author Of The Holy
city viii run up IN wednesday with
the usual midweek matinee.
Iyric-The Offering of the Lyric
stock company this week Is up 70 tne
usual high standard. and the preseuil-
ton ~ "A Milllanaire's Wife" took
well with the large audience which
greeted the first Performance. Mss
Pitt has plenty az opportunities TO dis
play her fne talents and she makes the
most OF them. Mr. Fugler's work Is
decidedly good. and Mr. Balfour's por-
trayal ~ the young millionaire was an
excellent piece OF acting. The comedy
work q J. +. Mcdonald as the poor.
unfortunate actor. Kept The audience in
good humor throughout the performs
ance. Miss Roberts az the adventures
carried on her share Of the honors, and
Il Is only fair 10 say that there were
honors enough for al. The company
Is away above the average. Is well bal
anced, and each and every member =
entitled 20 praise. This weeks Offering
r. a good one. and viii hold the boards
until and Including Friday evening.
There VIII be a matinee On Wednesday.
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DEATH OF R. W. PITTMAE.
Former Salt Laker Dies Suddenly In
Seattle.

The many friends Of Russell ". Pitt
man. former manager Of the western
Newspaper Union. were indesoribably
shocked Saturday night TO receive word
that he had died suddenly In Seattle,
Wash II Is only a few weeks since the
Deseret News printed a notice that H..
PitlmAn had resigned his position here
to accept a responsible place IN tbs Ever
EFT Pulp q Paper Mills at Everett Wash
lils associates met him az a farewell
banquet az the Commercial club, and be
left salt Lake full Of enthusiasm over his
prospects In Die new field. Adyices state
that he was Siezed only few days ago
with an internal trouble which proved
fatal.
Nj Pitiman was only IS years OF sge
and be leaves wife and four children
Mrs. Pittman and children are now visit
inc at Mt Pleasant, la. Mr. P1ttman was
member II the Commercial club while
in salt Lake and had wide circle Of
acquaintance by all OF whom he was
held IN the highest esteem. The condo.
ltnces OF all viii be extended 10 his sor-
rowing widow and family.
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS MONDAY SEPTEMBER 81 1906

general debility, 81 the residence Of her
Melee. Mrs Eva Fieming Mars. 20 south
Second Past street, at the age " Is. Toe
in,erment will occur NJ M,. olyei
The deceased came TO Salt Lake from
England with her husband. + J. Daft,
who died Is years ago. She built The Daft
block on Main street owned the Realty
building on West Temple street. Ia add
tlon 10 other local real estate. aud was
heavy stakeholder IN The Independent
Telephone company, Desires being Inter
ested IN mining Mrs. Daft leaves a
brother at Williameport, Pa. but her only
relatives In this part o. the country ais
Alex. stration and Mfs Mafks She was
woman " much hus.neaa ohluly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-24
ToMORRow'S ORGAN RECITAL

At THREE o'clock tomorrow Tues
daO VIII occur the regular free organ
recital at the tabernacle. The change
in time OF recital is made necessary by
organist McClellan's having TO leave
on an early evening train with the salt
Lake Opera company which appears IN
Provo that evening.
The following program will be played
by Mr.. Mcclellan.
Concert overture. Faulkes
tal Vision .,".,.,.....,, Rheinberger
tbl pastorale ................ Lemare
(cl Old melody ...........u..........
Introduction to act III. and Bridal
chorus" from 'Lohengrin" Wagner
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WITNESSES BEING CALLED
Inquiry Being Made Into Charges
Against President Smith.

County Attorney Christensen today
notified the witnesses named by c.
Mostyn Owen. In his affidavit OF In
formation against President Joseph F.
Smith, 10 appear at his Office at 4
o'clock and tell what they know II the
case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-24
AFTERNOON ON EXCHANGE.

Stray Dog. 900 at c.
Silver Pick. 100 at 70.
carisa, 1000 at So 1900 at SAT-; 1905
at IS 80. 5000 at IS.
Daily, 800 at 2O?t; 1900 at 200.
Lower Mammoth. 80 Cat 20. 300 az
7e; leo at ~; 1000 al Il g 80; 100 at Is s
60; 1000 al IS 90; 200 az rs s55.
Nevada Hills. 600 al 2s2it: 200 al
2s1s b 90.
Uncle sam Con-. 1000 at a.; 800 a;
ga.
colorado. 900 at 90: 20 Cat 50.
Little Chief. 1000 a; 1874 60; 1000
az 1917.