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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-03
SUPT. SABINE
ENTERS A DENIAL
Says the Statements Made by
The Aged Hebrew Are Wholly
Without Foundation.
ASSAILANT TO BE ARRESTED.
County Attorney Christensen Says lie
VIII Have TO Face Charge Of
Assault and Battery.

County Attorney Christensen stated
anew this afternoon that the warrant
that had been issued for the arrest OF
Robert Hanger, an employe Of the in
Urinary on complaint Of Israel Liber-
man, an aged Hebrew inmate. would
be served and that Hanger would have
to answer for his alleged assault and
mistreatment. Readers of the News"
Will recall the plants made by Liber-
man. who has n general grievance
against the management Of the poor
house. His side OF the story has been
given TO the public. and TO the county
attorneys office, which says he has
cause for the position he has taken.
1t seems that the county commissioners
hold an entirely opposite view and
say that Llberman is a chronic kick
err The News" has no interest in
the affair beyond publishing the facts
In the case.
When Mr. Sabine was seen In relation
10 the matter this afternoon, he en-
tered a general and specific denial OF
all the charges made by Liberman, de-
Claring that there was not particle OF
truth in any Utterance against his con-
duct OF the institution. Mr.. Sabine
further said that he had never at any
time mistreated any inmate OF the In
Urinary or overworked a single person
since he had taken charge of the place.
The matters that Liberman complains
Of are now under investigation by
the board, and in "A statement already
made 10 that body say Chairman VIII
son and Superintendent Sabine, Liber-
man declared that he had no fault to
find with or complaint to make re-
gardiug Mr. Sabine.
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FUTILE BROS. lS3 Main street.

FUTILE BROS. i53 Main street
Spectators and Builders Attention
SSg rds, NE Cor. sth So. and 9th y
SITS. owned by fasteners can be sold
for 1900. II at once. Fine building site.
aix3 rds. on NE Cor. Of 18th r. and
ith So SITS, one Of the most magnificent
and slightly locations IN the city. with eu-
ture growth assured Immediately Think
how many fine building sites could be
made by putting courts through. II can
away, for quick sale, $40.
No. 72o South sth u St, a 6-room
home, sth H. near LIST so. 81. double
frontage. cost present owner $i70o-going
away, for quicq sale. H2o
No. 100 South sth r. St. a S-room
pressed brick modern house and fine
barn with 2isxio rds lot lawn, trees,
flowers, etc, cost owner over si,1t0, IL
nearly new, still, as he intends moving
away, Is willing 10 sacrifice $500 making
price 1880, for quick sale.
No 3Gis. A fine ~, acres with broom
mod. house large barn, chicken nuns.
trees. fine water etc, located south %
WAndamere (Calders Park an ideal.
suburban home on which living can be
made. besides the future growth Of city
will make the purchase q good one. Price
only sh5oD terms II wanted
Il don't pay 10 rent. We have the mos,
carefully selected list OF properties IN
| this city as we'll as the largest Cal
and talk over your wants We can help
FUTILE BROS. iSs Main Street
Salt LAKE 10000 popuia ton l9,s
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cornstalks and Chinese lilies, the par
lor In jack o-lanterns and cornstalks
and the dining room IN black and yei-
low paper, with pumpkins and chrysan-
themums all about. on the table was q
centerpece formed with a pumpkin
shell filled with grapes and apples me
time was pleasantly spent WIN
games.
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JUDGE DIEHL's COURT,


In the criminal division OF the city
t this morning Boyd Francisco,
colored boy, pleaded guilty to charge
OF carrying concealed weapon. He
was fined $40, and not having tho
money, was led to jail He inquired
OF the officer how long he must be Inn
prisoned and when told that 1t would
be 10 days, he calculated rather pite-
ously, 'Hully gee"
Charles Miller was assessed $40 for
having been drunk. He had a terrible
black eye. and upon asking the cause
OF the disagreement, Judge Diehl was
Informed that II came from q rail'
rather than from fight.
George b. Mcclellan, BARTENDER
and William Jensen, blacksmith,
were arraigned on charges Of assault
and battery upon the person OF H. IL.
Frederjckson, a barber. They pleaded
not guilty and the prosecution asked
for a postponement of the case untIl
Monday Both defendants strongly
protested against delay, but the case
went over. Assistant city Atty. y. DE-
DAILY said that q more serious cnarse,
namely, attempted robbery, shouia
have deem nied dRhlnet tho ~
but the evidence would he more or less
of a clrcumstantial character. hence
the less SC .lous complaint. Bonds were
fixed In the sum Of s25 each.
Julius Frankel was found guilty or
battery, the victim being Mrs. Rose
star. a nelghbor ard he was fined s2o.
Frankel Is tailor and the husband OK
the complaining witness is a shoemak-
err. Both families reside In the same
house. 54s east Fourth street ana IL
seems there have been FREQUENT quar-
rels over trivial matters. Finally MRS.
Star had Frankel arrested for striking
her with a piece Of lead pipe Defend
ants attorney gave notice OF an app
peal 10 the district court wnen the
penalty was imposed today.
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7-room modern brick. new and besuti-
ful. 35xi3; feet. east side. first class loca.
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5-room modern brick, sx5 rods. north
east .......,..... ......................'ss WV
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4-room brick. bath, electric light, etc;
CANNON Il CANNON,
IS East South Temple Street
clarence NJ. Cannon. Quayle Cannon
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sihxl6s feet 10 alley on side, state 81
bet. North Temple and LIST North....x'vo.
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5000.

Don't bet on the election you may lose.
place your money on this home, a mar
block from the city and county Buildlns'
6-room pressed brick. all modern balh.
pantry, clothes closets. ETC.. and your b.t
will be paid as soon as YOU place u smais
amount OF money on H.
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FOR SALE.

BROOM COTTAGE, HALL. PANTRY,
closet, small barn. wAEnnOusf etc, guou
moving well, "a By 10 rods, ~ East IN
south, sac Bell GVo-k.
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WEST SIDE,

WEST SIDE.
Northwest, easy walking distance from
0. s. l. Depot. groom bun pressed brick
cottage, porcelain bath tub, electric
lights, pantry. closets. large porch, etc.
only $3.50. small payment down. balance
monthly payments.
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For anything In the REAL ESTATE
LINE SEE
RANCk REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT
CO., Suite 232 ID. b. walker Building.
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sxlo rods. 9Th West bet ord and 81
NORTH ........... t..,...t..i,,t .,,',f'sN
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FOUR ROOM PRESSED BRICK.
LOT s3xlisla FEET TO r. OF W..
s. E.: 1880.
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.
CANNON x CANNON,

Is East South Temple street, a..
10 RODS, Puglsey Ave, near snu
West and 4th North..............'..' 'siSo
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GOOD pAsruREAGE.

GOOD PASTURE FOR HORSES. APP
ply 10 VIM. n. Anderson, Ai and $40 West
Fifth South Street.
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zIoNs SAVINGS BANK

Paws 4 per cent on deposits. Joseph +.
smith, Prest o. G. Beebe, Cashier.
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HOMER q ROBERTSON.
REAL ESTATE. LoANS INSURANCE

RIAL ES 1SOAk%Ct
FOUR ROOM PRESSED BRICK.
LOT ssxlisla FEET TO r. OF W.,
s. E.: $500.
FTvE-RooM MODERN BRICK;
HOT AIR FURNACE LOT s3xszls
FEET; N. e.: EASY TERMS. s275o.
FIvE-RooM MODERN FRAME,
CONNECTED WITH SEWER; LOT
s3xi2s; f. s.; EASY TERMS; 5000.
NINE-RooM BRICK BATH, HOT
AND COLD WATER, TOILET,
CHICKEN RUNS. BUGGY SHEDS,
BARN; LOT 7lX10 FEET: SELLING
FOR LESS THAN COST; 8. e.; s37oo.
sIX-RooM MODERN BRICK:
LOT 0Xie5 FEET; SOUTH MAIN
ST; $500
sIX-ROoM MODERN BRICK. LOT
HhXiG5 FEET; n. E.; $500
FTyE-RooM MODERN BRICK,
FURNISHED; LOT islsXil5 FEET.
~ E.: $500.
sIX-ROoM MODERN on FIFTH
ST; ROOMS EXTRA LARGE LOT
S7Xii5 FEET; LAWNS, FRUIT AND
SHADE TREES; $3.50.
FTVE-RooM BRICK. CONNECTED
WITH SEWER: LOT 6sXis5 FEET;
WE ARE SELLING YOU THE LOT
AND GIVING YOU THE HOUSE;
EAST FIRST SOUTH STREET; 1900
A NEW MODERN 7.ROoM RED
PRESSED BRICK, FULL TWO
STORIES: FURNACE; TWO MAN
TELLS; MANTEL AND CRATE IN
FRONT ROOM UPSTAIRS; FUR
MACE. ETC; A BARGAIN; 5000.
sIX-RooM PRESSED BRICK, ALI.
MODERN EXCEPT FURNACE; LOT
5aisXl32 FACING SOUTH ON
FOURTH ST. LOOK AT 1T.
4iAXleS FEET ON f. NEAR
SECOND; SEWER AND SIDEWALK
TAXES PAID; THIS Is THE
CHEAPEST PHYSICIANS BUILD
ING LOT ON THE MARKET;
$500.
50Xiio TO r. OF w; S. E.; $50.
-FOUR LOTS IN PERKINS FIRST
ADDITION; slo0o
s2lsXls5 FEET, EAST SECOND
SOUTH ST.: $3.50.
s2hXlsS FEET. BRIGHAM. NEAR
9Th EAST; SUBJECT TO PAVING
TAX $3.50,
HOMER & ROBERTSON,
DEsERET NATIONAL BANK BLDG
MAIN AND FIRST SOUTH SITS.
BOTH PHONES 44lo
LOTS CORNER sRD AND d SITS
4 lots corner 4th and ID Sts. Enquire q
west South Temple. Real Bargain price
tnade
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kOK SALE TtHI tslaVe ~, >,,,
LhT Us SHOW YOU AN ELEGANT
modern home, almost new on H.. South
Temple Street. close In, hardwood hovfs'
every modern convenience, now S'@V'
may be more after election.
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BROOM MODERN RESIDENCE, FINE
barn, large shade trees, lawn, etc., lOox
100 IT,. not close In. but a fine location,
$780, Nc0 cash. SIS per month, per cent
interest. A beautiful place for home
HUBBARD lNVT. Co.. Is w. 2nd 30.
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IRON FENCE WORKS.

wM, y, ARMSTRONG. MAcHINIsr,
Iron Fence Works. Rear Of ~ wess
North Temple.
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FIvE-RooM MODERN BRICK;
HOT AIR FURNACE; LOT 33xs2's
FEET; N. e.: EASY TERMS. $3.50.
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You can save your tuition by making
one suit at Keister's. 1898 w. LIST ~
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
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TEAMS WANTED

C. s. Martin Coal Co. yard.
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CONSULTATION AN lp,,, e. divorces. Psvd
collections. dam humanity attended 1 " T.
With dispatch. Call Of Nv wf'pis %. i. wa'A"
Wallace 4 Co, TOP noo'
Building.
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MOVING. PACKING. SHIPPING.

THE nEDMAN VAN .v STORAGE CO.
only arm IN the city owhing and .on'
trolling its own teams, wArenc uSes. va w.
Large three-horse vans. two large wa ,,,r
houses, expert furniture packers; enn n Ig
your goods 10 any part OF tne na IN
the New York Furniture Warehou"u,
mems association. Have correspondent ~
az the principal cities II you want y 'os,
goods shipped from any point east OF VS. Wa
see US as our connection with other is. ID,
money and trouble. Office nS-iisn,
South West Temple Street Both 'phohe'
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Board MeetIng--The meeting Of the
board OF public works will be held
next Monday night instead OF Tues
day night, the regular date Of meet
ing. The change was made for TINS
time on account OF Tuesday being
alsctiOn day.
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FTvE-RooM MODERN FRAME.
CONNECTED WITH SEWER; LOT
33xl2s; f. s.; EASY TERMS; 5000.
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ST. JOE MINING CoMPANY.-The
annual meeting Of the stockholders Of the
saint Joe Mining Company, for the cleo
ton OF officers and the transaction OF
such other business as may come before
them. will be held at the office OF the
company. CT Commercial Block, Salt Lake
city, on Monday, November 18th, 1905, al
.. m. The books for the transfer OF
stock will be closed Tuesday. Nov. 9Th,
AVN W. s. BURTON. Secretary.
Dated Salt Lake City. Utah, Oct. 18th,
1906.
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yohn Montgomery Dcad--John
Montgomery. an old timer OF TINS
state, died yesterday. at Biackfoot,
Idaho. where he has been living Tor
some years. He came to Utah IN 1871
and ran the Central hotel at corinne,
located at Blackfoot in 1879. Mont
gomery was 81 years old.
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Edward NJ. Ashton.
Edward Il. jenkins.
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A HOME FOR TWO BRl0HT BOYS,
age Sand years. In Mormon family. WIZ
pay reasonable board. Address llys care VI
Dessert News.
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HORSES TO WINTER. GOOD sIA-
Phone a92 Bell, Bountiful Exchange
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: STORE &c s5a repaired. Care q s ny &. n
real estate Arms. Ind. pH'"
Race. ----------
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= - =
WANTED.

Al TO lo-RooM HOUSE, STATE I.o-
cation and price wanteo. Address i-s-
care Of DeSeret News.
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Merchants association OF Salt Lake
city Is endeavoring to materially add
TO the wealth, welfare and population
OK this city by It's untiring efforts In
calling the attention OF prospective in
vestors and desirable homeseekers TO
the resources OF Salt Lake City and
Utah;
Whereas. This work Is undertaken
without hope of personal gain or re-
ward, excepting the sharing IN the
common prosperity their efforts VIII
eventually bring about;
Whereas, This move being both pa
triotlc and philanthroplc, also on sim
liar lines for which our association has
been organized
Whereas. The Manufacturers & Mer-
chants association aided the retail
merchants at large In its efforts TO
thwart the passage OF the parcel post
bill; be It, therefore,
Resolved, That we, the Butchers and
Grocers' association OF Salt Lake City
extend the Manufacturers and Mer-
chants association our hearty Coop
Grafton, and that we fully indorse the
nigh aims and purpose It strives to at
tam, pledging our support whenever
deemed necessary, and be II further.
Resolved, That copy OF these reso-
lutions be forwarded to the board of
directors OF the Manufacturers & Mer-
chants association and the same be
spread upon our minutes.
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on Life Insurance from the Policy
holders Viewpoint He holds policy
In two companies which are being in
vestigated and hoped the investigation
VIII be probed 10 the bottom and the
guilty punished. He believed the pub
lie should be satisfied and held that
the investigation when completed and
the results made known and the policy
holders Informed OF the existing condi-
tons, the insurance business Will be on
a sounder and better basis than before.
This is the age OF graft" he said. 1T
is practised more or less In every busi-
ness ] have noticed It even at home
here, and you meet 1t on every hand
every day In politics, but fortunately
the sentiment Of the country Is against
It," Mr., Moyle condemned giving money
which belonged to the widow and or
phan TO political parties to be used for
political purposes, and said men who
would do that should be held up 10
that scorn and condemnation that will
forever obliterate the possibility o.
them again practising such dishonesty
and treachery.'
DR. w, X. Calderwood spoke on THE
Examiners Position Toward the Com
pany the Agent and the Applicant"
and Prof. Coop favored the association
with several plano selections. GeorgH
D. Piper sang two solos, and there was
ensemble singing by Messrs. Spencer,
Piper, Ensign and Whitney. Resolu-
tons of sympathy for the family OF J
N. Deisher on account OF the latter's
death We're adopted,
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OF SPECIAL INTEREST
TO EVERY HOUSEKEEPER

The Natural Food company of Mag
ara Falls, y. Y. extends a cordial IN
vitation to the ladies' of salt Lake city
10 visit their headquarters which have
been established at the store Of the
Walker Bros Dry Goods CO.
We want you 20 meet our Representa-
tive. who is not "A sdlesiady and there
fore not soliciting orders; but f. rather
an instructor VINO desires an opportuu-
lty OF meeting you 20 show you the many
practical dishes which may be made
with Shredded Wheat products She
VAS facilities for serving many Of tn &c
dishes daily so that you may at once
appreciate how delicious and nutritious
they are and ASCERTAIN Just how they
are prepared,
Shredded Wheat Is as much a win
ter as a summer food because II de-
velops natural body warmth, can be
served IN a variety Of ways, is ever APP
petl2lng, and very quickly and easily
prepared either as q breakfast dish or
for lunch or dinner.
We want the gentlemen. too, TO come
H. aud be served, Make it a point to
enjoy lunch with US when down town.
Goods at your own price. !. Y. L.
Furniture Co. Removal sale.
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SEEKS GOVERNORS AID.
American Food journal Wants Hey.
burn-McCumbcr Bill Defeated.

A communication has been received
by Cow Cutler from the American
Food Journal Of Chicago urging him
to use his influence towards the de-
feat of the Hepburn McCumber pure
food bill now pending before Congress,
The letter states In part
III YOU are OF the opinion that the
states should be paramount IN this
work and that the people Of each STATE
should have the right TO say what. for
themselves, shall be regarded as adul-
terated and misbranded, your assist
ance II solicited TO the extent of using
your Influence with your representa-
tives In both branches of Congress
against the Hepburn McCumber pure
food bill, or any similar pure food BILL
and In favor OF bill which prohibits
Interstate commerce In articles which
may be adullerated or misbranded ac-
cordlng TO the laws and standards Of
the respective states"
The governor has not decided as yet
what action he viii take in the matter.
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Mrs. u. G, Jaokilng was hostess at a
large dancing party on Monday night
given In honor OF Misses Wlnnilre
Brice and Dora Bradley. The rooms
were prettily decorated in palms, ferns
ana flowers, and assisting In entertain
Ing were Mrs. George brice ana Mrs.
downing About 80 young people en-
joyed the affair.
Mrs. Frank Lowe was hostess at a
pretty luncheon yesterday.
The card party given by Miss Cos
griff last night at the Kenyon IN honor
of her sister. Miss Elizabeth Cosgriff,
was delightful affair, and about 20
guests were present to enjoy IT,
Mrs. A. G. Ewing and Mrs. w. c. AL
exander have issued invitations for "A
bridge party to take place next Mon
day afternoon at the Kenyon in honor
of Miss Cosgriff,
Mrs. j. II. Baer and Miss Baer left
yesterday for California TO make an
extended stag.
Mrs. Charles Wilkes, who with her
little daughter has been spending the
holidays with relatives here. will leave
on Friday for Tonopah.
The Woman's club met yesterday
with Mrs. II. V. Pease, and Mrs. j. NJ,
Bowman gave a paper on THE Fores-
try of Utah, and Nature study"
Mrs. Harry Windsor and her father
Col, Copp, have gone 10 California for
a short stay.
The Orpheum Is a popular resort for
society people. box-parties being ar.
ranged there for nearly every evening
The Society of Daughters of Mormon
Battalion Will be held AT the home o.
Mrs. Gertrude Felt Kimball ~ Fourth
street. on Friday, Jan l2, and the pro-
gram viii be a piano selection by Mrs,
Gertrude Felt Klmball; Lesson on His
tory Of the Battalion conducted by
Mrs. Hattie Jones Pickett and vocal
solo by Miss Emily Larson. Julia Bur
ton Jones, Melissa c. swan and Lydia
w Morrison are the committee on
program.
Mr., and Mrs. James w. Cahoon of
Murray announce the engagement Of
their daughter Lerona A., to Mr.. Ma
than X. Liidle OF Salt Lake, The
wedding to take place Jan. Il.
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Stephen Hays and John $. PhIpps OF
Pittsburg Pa.
Commercial National Bank-Dlrectors
j. e. Cosgrif. John j DAILY, o. j, Sails
bury, j, Il. Cosgriff, W =. Noble, 4. #.
Holden and Moylan G. Fox.
Utah National Bank--Dlrectors An
thon IL. Lund, e, W. Nibley, John
Henry Smith, Thomas Il. cutler. Geo.
q. Smith. Frank Y Taylor, q. +. Miller.
George Sutherland, j. W. w. Ftzger-
aid, Joseph Nelson and W. H. Smart
the latter of Heher city Utah
Mess~s. Nibley Of this city, and j. w
W. + ! erald of Draper succeed James
Chapman and Col. Joseph Ge0ghegan,
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BANKS HOLD MEETINGS.
James Chapman and Joseph Gcogiiegan
Retire From Utah National.

The National Bank Of the Republic,
the Commercial National. and the
Utah National held their annual meet
ings, late yesterday afternoon. when
these officers and directors were chosen;
National Bank OF the Republic Pres
ident. Frank b. Knox; vice president,
James a. Murray Of Butte Mont. CASH
Ter, W. F. Adams directors, the fore
going, with j. G. Lynch, Thomas
Kearns, G, 5. Holmes. :, Il. Miner
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WANTED FOR FORGERY.
Gov. Cutler Issues Rcqulsl,ion for Re-
turn OF W. NJ. Perrill.

Gov. Cutler yesterday issued requisi-
ton papers upon Gov Pardee OF Call
W. NJ. PerrIll, who was arrested at
Los Angeles recently and is wanted
In Provo upon the charge of forgery.
The complaint charges that on Oct. %,
1905, PERIL forged the name Of VIII
loughby Adams to check for $685.,
drawn on the Market National bank of
Cincinnati and cashed the same at the
State Bank OF Provo. County Attorney
Anderson OF Utah county secured the
requisition papers yesterday, and
Sheriff Harmon left with them last
night to bring the man back for trial,
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"Be fore we can sympathlze with others.
we must have suffered ourselves" No one
can realize the suffering attendant upon
an attack of the grip, unless he has had
the actual experience, There If proNobh
no disease that causes so much physical
and mental agony. or which SO success
fully defies medical aid All danger from
the grip. however, may be av ded by the
prompt use Of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
ody Among the tens Of thousa ds who
have used this remedy, not one case has
ever been reported that has resulted In
pceumona OF that has not recovered, For
sale by all druggists.
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CHARMING RECITAL.
That Given by Madame Swcnson's Pu-
pills Much Enjoyed.

The Y. NJ. C. A. auditorium was
crowded last evening. on the occasion
Of the vocal recital given By Mrs. Hen
~ Kirkman, Miss Grace Derge aud
Miss Ella Lovenstein, advanced pupils
Of Nine. Swenson. a special feature
Of the evening was Schubert's sererade
BY Miss I,ovenstein, with violin obli-
cato by Arthur Petersen, and Miss
Hope Mcintyre played the piano ac-
compartments. The efforts Of the sing
ers were gratifying, and much enjoyed
by the audience The program was
well selected, and Nine. Swenson was
compllmented for the good work OF the
eveplng,