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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01

DICKINSON. \. D.. Nov i--H@
ports received here to-day shor "a
the prairie fire which swept N
section. sunday. vas the Nerss I
IS Kind Ca = years The firt sara
81 north - saltwater and hafns<
nfrln even rnllea vide.
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openIno win ss.ns.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Nor -
Further reports concerning ~
practices IN opening up the Wais9
Lake Indian reservation IN Nesei
have convinced Secretary Hiiehee
that u would be unNise 70 invNif
date the opening
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01
CAR SHORTAGE IS
GROWING

The lumber and shlngiener A
Seattle report that the car sharags
instead 81 improving. il EseAls
growing more serious II il sszsst
that the railroad companies % "a
supply 20 per cent Of the cars 80
essay. and have not for tie -
four months
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01

OLYMPIA. Wash. Nov. IL
Washington there are i..sf preclrs9
- which the Feuersi election AID
place next Tuesday. secosdinF . q
latest reports gathered from he =
flee % the secretary Of state.
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nanarart. an..Lx

DENTON. Nj. Nov. - gere.sy
Bonaparte spoke here last nsghs 4
The interest % William IA. Iacssu.
the republican usminee fs ca
grcsH 90 the first district q NsT,
land 4 vigorous attack upan ~
trusts was the feature.
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DON'T rafa 10 agE g'H fsefs i.asis
very sssiiy rirartd. 80 saeh Easf
uaHrnr MAtruv.
9ia.aeF5i hiaasa Huit1ias ~
We Ta9a $ sEfss 81 l0ufoFs8 isaa ffaIa
shifh uH e5n fsH ans thing Fua Nsat 10
@''"'t wit a6s a ntaaf.n.
Tumwatef Etafiar. University rar Hoe
~ gEAH an ~ fEH MaNHif
80 - hsii e., usg's sisafs5 en4
, I,9f = wis'sses siss fam ~
eHAei .l.... y A ,j,A
r1NT TTNT TxTIRTs2
- pei asfe - noe alder iaa1 ~ ths
- ~ hsIf sefs trsc,s 81 fiysfs5a. -
cash ard . go moath
spuas - cash ana % every thfss
q u N1cHora. . ualae uis n
cnoIcr WARM rRoNr os LAKE
Three ehaite afrs uaeH. ttfH each
balance fiIsf efa@ ppiand aH nssfiy
level ali partly CLEARED. ftus faaaiirU.
rice impfeFad Fisfre. close - school
church and usiE hnfa
ROBERT MAfTuN.
fis5aasH AiaEsa Building 80 %
fHHIUAfEu LANDS
IN southwestern Idaho. in the beautiful
Snake liver sailsf. rlih pstrsiual aafsf
ss se' III H. - = 5s,sss IA ,asr 49,;
. good ditch snd the finest climate on
safih VIII taeate you o. 90 Or nsHfa acres
free Ths Acme fnVustmsnf Company.
~ ut pianssl hulldirE tf
NE CHANCE % A LfFE M
no can heN fou ~ acres uf a 80
lana. nearly Oh cleared sHar walk from
Ger, nulE g mtnues' ride 20 tha citf.
You car have five yeafH o. raF ths nfin-
cipai ~ paving sir months interest in
sdysnre ana ReepinE me taxes paid.
Title perfect
CHARLES b. AnAMa
go colmnn HidE
Faf saie@f havs acroage and lnal8s
property Ter sale. and some houses FOR
rent tsA aist Ave. Phone. East tfM.
= -
leo ooo ACRES o. valley land ssla a,
Pacific CITY the last % days Eastern
people buy hillfnpa. cd. timers here buy
cholea valley land 81 Pacific city. rsht
or Tacoma fntnrufham. only few niinutaa
ride See Mf Griffin. he win surprise
y0u iu prices and terms Water NOW IN
aua rirsd 70 all land free. ptV. 4 me
laat Eass o. today II
81 30 ron 8 AcpEH on ZINE LAND.
q NTMUFHW RIDE FROM HTaNf EW
4QtfkHE Ali sLAHHEn AND EASY
70 CLEAR TERMS
WfNHIuP nRoa
soQ Colman BIDS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01

NfNANG WV W NV -
To The star Main teh6 Ind
itss The Star win call and cot
iect the bin. and will send Is
you the answers 60 Youf al when
addressed Care The star
RATES FOR CLASSIFIED
Advertise MENrs, STU a.
TON WANTED, HgLp
WANTED AND AL OTHER
ADS. ONE CENT a WORD.
Seven words or fractscua 81
words - the line, cash IN ad-
vance. when charged to ac-
count actual number Of lines aa
Get will be counted. Minimum
bin fer an al 20 eenta Hat
lard Want Al Agency L ~
Mullen. SCI ballard Az OPP
city Hall
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01

VIRTUE
g. lnn - tlahtssnih avenue. between
Mercer aHd fIaH
q lpa lie Eighteenth ayvHus. nsaf Proc
ffef
% a0a tat Thirteenth avsHus. near lie.
pufiiaH
ieq saaH fsf tHis 80 HsfsfHfh avenue.
rtaf ffaIHIaf backward
g. sla faF three lafa IirFfnfh avenue
rarffraaf
fiUu fias fltfHEs and iHf EHiad Wet.
iaka haHlsfHfH aafiiiHn. over - tihH
takH t'niaa
a. a1 80 asfss HHnnisiis Irrigated iant
nfaf HaftH Yakima Itin b. 81 eaUti
tfUf tuf
fttaa - aetes Hunat sfs Irrigated land
fauffh HfeHua# HaaF darkran.
NtHTfF
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BRIEFS BY WIRE


William Rsyaoids 10 pssd.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nog YIN.
lam Reynolds, well known a. 1
musical composer. died Tuesday ia
Ter "a short illness His latest epsra
sNloietie." viii Be produced tits -
son By Henry savage
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01

you 40 pat have 50 rs convinced tsti
you should invest en- she stock ~ tha 49,
ish Amsfirah Petroleum Asphalt g ,
Yru can lHHNiHes Ffureslf D. alfHHif -
vtstfFaHnF u T. fha htft and aafrat st4sh
stsr unlimited 80 ~ The price i rain.
~ net dtiaE. but inVeHtiEsfa at ansa as
rpler tlegA ssalis Wan
SOL eash ara = % - ttu sase tetfat
riil bHf FHH a boone 90 Green Lake dsth'
fiaffna u three fuli inia. each ~ fest
dssp. comfortable. almost new tr1 ~
exceptional chance g. own fuuH aaa
home IN eroHtHE nsinhhofhaad Lex
PHOENIX INVESTMENT REALTY
EpMFANY
g aulllten nock Il
80 lEsHa close b Msdr8na pafE gaf,
hiEh and siahaf, = cash viii handle o.
GEORGE r MEACttAM A co.
Esw York Bids tt
: room T81aiarn hauso on Madisln' lot ias
ilo. iiH9 80 cash. balance 90 per month.
MuRBoeK noHLKE q roHuEsr.
20 Empire uida
ron BALE room furnished fiat new.
clean paved district Wontuu iiill Rent
Oh ~. ground floor beautiful hufue
Price 20 F'fnishiHss cost fieoa owner
sEg HAYWOOD" ono Bailey nuidlns
ai.a
NeW t-roaIH Holiofn house close 70 earl
Dot iotiso ftIa0 $50 cash.
MURDOCH. HoHLKE = TouHEsT.
~ Empire nidg.
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w LAM NAN ryEurrf IEfEs-

uuf IAsp MEAN rYEuErr lEfHtts
tltUAN
We tHHffai snme ~ Nhr beet Hrfea a.
aianE the hnle lire Gone g. tha afftss
snd sst fatl particulars
81 AgHHH ali trFsii EHHa HHitI e. en-
TEN AtWNa. naHif Improved. HHHss
tarn afNhafd HlH
Tls AeHHH rafilf improved e. 80
riNE ACHES CLOSE ta eat all level
r+aal Haii fIaa
% AtNEH. ait cleared ana Is fiHNsFi
fEHH Eaas tafnH
uunEltr MAtruf,
aia 80 81 Aiasaa huiiatna q ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01

EEHE AtNM
h.faHfn uasalsHH gIafass Hn aussu AuHs
iHse Oh taf HHe Hfsaf lHfaIiff So aaHh
iHI o. HaanfH lille RI = HnaF
Tiff HtHHE REALTY tn.
Ell fn#HfHH HHH ll.H arH MaHiaaH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01

FTna NIT addft.au H The aaiH taAs
.ttra property tH seattle nhafa HHH EaH
sai iufa aIailH fuf AlaH. nn raaF isfma
~ n uAHHGH a CO. ioGi taaNH.aa Mss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-01

zee aastrsn tfsam cottage - aasie
q ~ 80 sssls. hatsars fis - Hesfh.
gttmuocK. uoigLRn . ronHEar.
- NnFife wee
fIsfr = a So aae iIge ff.1Il- IIl19i1gTs
hepss 81 . 4 iafas - o re See sash
taianus easr
Muupock. Hotit.gr a runHEsr4
- Enrafr mfe
MAJ Asn f.hUUN cUFfA6F-s
f.AHuE tHfH So dNsu. - psf HsHufh
uaars . nisfff uEfs iitiie hufuH arf nna
.,sss. e s9ss .,, He 49,, a. ,., q
Trn TlfAN FHlH ~ HEA1TtE TO-DAY
HEE Us
uotNEa = LAWRENCE.
no Hensfa Ht Maze iele Ia -
HsfNIEa nFAcH N0fL
nf1NNn THAN GOLD
a 80 Eaif fsffHs fFar ffofn nHs e. saffh
anr So ahsFaas MaiaieF ueaeh properly
feuhifa aaa itsAiea and me f,sfsans hst.
inE nae ai1 a.ahs frfr hrNe lfeflfa en
ftsif Investments
LAKE runNT TRACTS
iioMF uAHnEN TRACTS
HFfNWAHn TWAr~rH
fftfr ACRE TRACTS
f.AHaE HfafffT.Y LOTS
uEafStsaH InTa
- uiauT ~ TUE LAKE
lfirna ffrsn - up. nn rasV terms SO
Gown arH O. meath NHiHiFr fHHHHH T.
a hrrr fhs Washington o. ca ffHt fauehns
fass WaHhiaatan Dc fninufr sefftsa5 e.
|tlrsrta Schools churches Telephones ea-
Der rlrrr Watsf grand flsws hiah ard
braif11 haatIuF tafhirH nahiuN Az
Ideal ff.AeN Tu LIVE
Cheapest rfapsftY un she market tostaV
~ huins ard Investment TAKE Gers an
y ashiusten = see NJ Weed a. affies.
Rainier NHfeh 0f
a. y HTtHrEVANr owner
81 Boston Nfnfh n rs
tue CANAL To LAKE WAHfHNGfaN
uin make the shafe isndr as KaiuahIa as
he iltr flats There afe Eiill a few Wafar
ffurt tracts 81 HafHier Beach eeinna from
4n up. uu easy terms. All riparian fiahfa
nn1 state rights secured Take WaHhlnE
Ton o. cats Her Mr. Weed a. ufffHf HAT
'rier Reach er e * sturteyant ~ ffosfun
nik nfaH
lots DOB MAYNARD Lake Washington ads
'aItion far ssie cheap Lots eofim Fuf
sale ~ owner + q urcnorf. 10 Huaa
n.ace Phone uufth e. n.a
CALHOUN DENNY a EwfNa. ING.
miM Alaska nuildiuE.
Real Estate. t~-ns ana Insurance TT
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-TnRAfsf sssss ssws. esas8. a1sA
yas ung fiKw 81 PIE 80 gitf, snU ~
better then aafsftissd so hsHHF - ANGEL
ln tiiimanH uffirsa 10 Times tlesh TO-DAY
II
w ny n4,NPP]6kI9}, a.. r. .iioHea
aT 10 aefa uarts 81 ~ paf aye az
Ferns / pst month Aisa ewa J miller
u Wstsf ffegt gn ishe Washington vii
teu IN small NAtts. safun pHrHH aEa
lsfms As fsaf banker Who Hshs Gefs
iana around Hsatgis and sells fhsafaf
,hRn apYQnA Yiaq bee q. - hiltWah'a
ssIslmfh III fiMAa block today we haVs
s0lA r. ~ 600 paNua 1t
haYs suma aaed tahe Nashinnfah
watrfffunt ietH pnd VIII efN them cheap,
~ short time auif. ~ I em Hains eat
Newton rasn 3 Times tuiidinH q
OWNER REnun MONEY and eui n
his "a acres rect Kent Hf bargain ~
tatru atfhlH nest few IafH. OH fHh| teNH
land. 3 affaH fH cultivation. Stream aasH
tna iarHe fafu| several aulhHiiHlmslt
ufthata fina iaeatiun. ginss 81 ash1aa
end nsiHhhafa q liait cash =
H8mEttT MAiNhf.
ala SO aEt Aiatha huiidina 81 y
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wATEH euuN4 FAmm uaf eia
r.sfsf HaHf - 49, aarHf - sisH HiHffa.
RI affes = asss ftaH taffees isHa 81
Hnrr 49, aflata8 EFFsa RESERVES
lafsa HaHs Is hrnfIHE Ell ssH#s r
asFiaM fFaflH $50 Htfr ffreAa sAfHasH gee
FtEsa fgaafn hHHea tsfxH hAHH4 tiHH
aass sta Haanfu9 aatef sHHs#
hfasas MaHeeal HafhsaiIliHas F#faA Hs#
taIeefH la hs.sa 81 stHls. aH tsaHH ~
fhkkras HHa#Ha eaaFIs MHs# fHAe
Flss hzHa# HHsfIfaiafs eos ts -
aaHafaas q a1sHftHH Neeff thiHs go
81 HEHH #aHH
HaHHHf nALrHN.
SO - 81 hissaa ftlffiHa p
FHtft. hF.A RANCH
serea eli Hleafes esd ffH - 8 hsaS
far faaE ffaaa assf ftasaH AssHea aaA
hafHl thfsa eHHt 49, heaHss sfsssasaseFHta
slaas aass 81
So assss e fas ne seat gtfas aaEs -
Sch tsasHaa a4sH
ilisasFf szzzk7H
utnfzAN maigiNF a Funn aaT
"a Hasriff nsfF
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aoolETY NOTICES.

pantins guaranteed tttss,s
tsssans Nateahsa ksHrie. tth
Al f9Ha trasHHs ever IA
aaa rsrnInE Glasses THURSDAY
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

E1a@ezzzaz-sz.--ss.a i :. +
Utaa NENa fNN SUIT r ~
tuHtaaIHF AhsafHfr Fufe ssfasaHtHat w
INa5fas5 liam nsHaifriH HffNaAH Attsaa+a
ttssfts stfff hinta rrsuitiHa ffHia fheaala
tisfs - Hshaf Uauaga stnHnaah tfauHtes SO
ufY disease successfully HeaHHa p st-a
INFORMATION islaf people ffxs e ehafae
a sHh Ave- So near taskaah
rnka gAakHea street car tslsphees
stei ~ =.
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an ths mah. o. flies "a faaf heass
~ftk M screens hosss fsfaHahk "a az
tssnsh.a nAnaah ua Wssiafa 49,
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CALHOUN. uEENY a EWfNu. IasG.
ni ~ Alaska building
Real Estate Loans snd Insurance IT
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20 acres fine land some cleared ana
On cultivation partly finished house. harm.
chicken house. Young orchard. place well
fenced, k acres HlaHhud, ready O. burn
near Port Orchard -
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$50
lot nxiga, near siat and Denny WAY
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--y7fSs7s1 a. once. ] Or s-foam eofiaEs.
must - cheap terms. give loratlon.
Address y. 9. bcE ic11. I'll
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tot G0xi1o. overlooking Lake waahington
Rainier Heights
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-08
LAFAYETTE SCHOOLS EXHIBIT
Teachers and Pupils Display Work
for Benefit of Parents
and Others.

An exhibit of the work of the pupils
and teachers of the Lafayette school
last night attracted several hundred par
ents and others. In addition to the work
with which the walls and the upper corri-
dor were covered, there was a specially
arranged programme in which different
classes took part.
The opening number on the programme
was music furnished by the small pupils
Of the first and second grades The little
people were applauded to the echo by
their appreciatiVe listeners. Following this
same reading by Miss Annie Adams, pu-
pills Of the first grade, in which the chill
dren did some excellent dramatization in
their story work as well as the ordinary
good reading from the books. a class
in third grade geography, conducted by
Miss Mabel Daley was another fine fea-
ture of the programme. Later an exhibit
ton drill was given under the direction
of Miss Margaret MacVichie and Miss
The sewing and manual training work
was on exhibition in the office of the
principal and some fine samples of work
We're shown. One especial exhibit, made
by the girls of the eighth grade, was a
handsome hemstitched table cloth with
twelve napkins, every piece or the set be
ing marked with an embroidered initial.
Pillow slips marked in the same manner
hung on the walls and nearly every arti-
Gle of a girls wardrobe could be found
in some place. all of them beautifully
finished and daintily marked. In addition
TO these there were little stockings dsrned
so carefully that one found with diff
Guilty the place where the hole had been.
Equally good was the work of the boys
although the articles made were of much
less practical value TO either the boys
who made them or the household in which
they will find place Match safes. pic
ture frames, coat-hangers and other small
trifles formed the bulk of the exhibit. but
there were a few sleeve boards and larger
pieces which will be of real value
The drawing. clay moulding and hand
work of the lower grades were all good,
and the work Of the upper grades as
shown in the written papers was COM
mendable. The exhibit will remain open
! today and this evening. and a programme
consisting of eighth grade reading and
fourth grade ARITHMETIC will be given.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-08
BURGLAR KILLS
BUSINESS MAN
Charles /. Spier of Long Island
Made an Attempt to Save
His Property.

New York, May 7.-Charles l. Spier, a
prominent business man of Staten Island,
and said to be a confidential agent or h
II. Rogers, vice president Of the Standard
Oil company was shot and killed in a
duel with a burglar in his home in New
Brighton, Staten Island early today.
After his house was robbed by burglars
several months ago. Mr.. Spier prepared to
defend it against them when they paid
another visit.
This morning Mr.. and Mrs. Spier were
awakened by the noise Of a burglar, who
WAS taking up the silverware on the
dining room table. Aiming himself with
a revolver. Mr.. Spier ran down stairs and
shot at the intruder. His first shot
missed the man, who drew his own
weapon and fired rapidly at Mr.. Spier
until the weapon was empty. After the
first shot Mr.. 'Spier's revolver missed
fire but two of the burglars shots pen
etrated his heart and Mr.. Spier's body
was found by his wife on the floor of his
dining room.
The burglar escaped, leaving behind
the booty he had collected.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-08

District Freight and Passenger
Agent of Salt Lake Route
Is Transferred.
CHANGES WITH BURTNER
DONE AT HIS OWN REQUEST ON
ACCOUNT OF HEALTH.

At his own request and because of
his health, ]. L. Moore, district freight
and passenger agent of the Salt Lake
Route here, has been transferred 10
Riverside and will be succeeded here
by j. H. BURNER of Riverside, who ex-
changes placs with him. Mr. Moore
has been with the road practically from
its beginning and has made a great
many friends here and along the road
for himself and his department His
departure will be regretted sincerely by
every one who has had occasion to meet
him either personally or in his official
caQacity. Mr.. BURNER is in the city
and Will assume his new duties as soon
as he can be initiated.
e. W. Gillett, general freight and
passenger agent of the line. arrived
from the south yesterday and will be
here several days. He reports traffic
on the road in good shape and growing
at comfortable rate. A good share
of the orange business, which is on now
is going east over the San Pedro and
westbound traffic is getting to sizeabIe
portions. Local business, which has de-
velOped with the camps in a surprising
way, promises to be unusually large
when the new BullfrOg extension is
completed this summer.
b Mr.. Gillett said last night that the
rOadbed was still a little rough in spots
where the waShOutS hit the track but
that a large force is at work balIasting
and lining up the rough places and the
whole line will be in splendid condition
within week or SO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-08
SEPARATION IS
MADE PERMANENT
French Electors Show Majority
Against Union of Church
and State.

Paris, May S-The results of the cleo
ton were chiefly important in confirm
ing the policy which the government
has thus far pursued. particularly on
the question OF separation of church and
state. The groups of the left, support
ing the government. are strongly in
creased, while the opposition groups are
uniformly decreased, the combative ma
uonalists being almost eXterminated. The
government groups are so much increased
that they, are no longer dependent upon
the socialists.
Out of sol constituencies the govern
ment has carried 262 and the opposition
169. In 155 districts there will be rebal-
lettings. The results in colonial districts
have not yet been reported. The semi
official Temps this evening sums up the
situation as follows:
THE clear meaning of the election is
that the country does not want to re-
turn to the old regime of church and
state The electors have declared them
selves In favor of a firm, dignified for
eign policy; orderly respect for the law
law at home, and a liberal application
Of the separation law.
A number of affrays occurred In va
rious parts OF the country between gen
darmes and disorderly people. Several
people were injured, Including a
gendarme, who was dangerously hurt.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-05-08
LOCAL BRIEFS

SOLDIERS WILL DANCE.-The en-
listed men of Fort Douglas will give
dance at the post hall at $3.50 p. m. Wed
neSday.
SPECIAL MEETING.-G.' r. Maxwell
day, in Odd Fellows hail. to take up
preparations for the encampment.
CAPITAL STOCK INCREASED.-Th
White River Dam & Canal company filed
with the secretary Of state yesterday an
amendment to its articles of incorpora-
ton increasing its capital stock $4,000,
to $4,000.
LOSE ONLY SON.-Friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs N L. Swartwood are extending their
sympathy to the bereaved parents be-
cause of the death Of the latters' only
son, Earl, who had been i'll for two
months. The funeral will be held from
the family residence, rs L street, tomor-
row afternoon at 3 o'clock.
WILL NOT HOLD INQUEST-It was
decided yesterday by Justice Dana T.
over the remains of Joseph Condie, who
was killed Sunday afternoon in the Rio
Grande Western roundhouse. The case
was investigated and death was found to
have been accidental.
WORK TO BEGIN.-J. w. Percival.
who was recently awarded the contract
for 1906 water main extensions will
commence work tomorrow on Dunbar
avenue. 5. Birch, who has the contract
for the cement sidewalk extensions has
arrived from Fargo, n. D., and is at the
Wilson. He will commence work shortly.
CHARGED WITH LARCENY.-''Bus-
ter Brown, woman q years OF age.
an inmate of AZ Commercial street was
ARRESTED yesterday afternoon by Detec-
tives Chase and Burt for stealing $50 from
All Lee, a Chinaman. The robbery oc-
CURED early yesterday morning in the
womauts apartments.
NEW FOREST REsERVE.-Officia1 no.
tice was received yesterday by the local
federal land office of the proclamation
of President Roosevelt creating the Yer
non forest reserve This reserve is To-
Gated in the southern portion of town
ships and 10. ranges 4, 5, 6 and west,
and embraces 1900 acres. The new re-
serve lies north OF the West Tintic val
ley and south of Rush valley.
ARRESTED FOR BATTERY-Thor-
valid Jensen, a painter living at 1862
Eighth East street, was arrested last
night by Police officer Taylor on the
charge Of assault and battery. war
rant. was sworn to by Albert Faircloth
16 years of age. He alleges that Jen-
sen accused him of throwing stones at
him. and then struck him several times
in the face.
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Fortunate Missourians.

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One was trying to sell his property end
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ADJUSTMENTS

With a competent local cast and cho-
rus, the popular old StephensOn-COllier
opera, Dorothy was given in the Or
pheum last night before a large audi
up to the requirements of their roles,
and the chorus work was far above the
ordinary. As Dorothy Bantam Mrs. Liz
zie Thomas Edward was decidedly pleas
ing. Mrs Edward both sang and acted
exceedingly well. Mrs. Sarah Wood. as
Lydia Hawthorne, made one of the hits
OF the evening The other principals,
all Of whom seemed to give the audi
ence much pleasure were Mrs Ella
Ridges, as Phyllis; Miss Anna Erickson,
as Priscilla; Sam d. Winter, as Wilder;
NJ j. Thomas, as Sherwood; j. T. Paul
ton, as Bantam; Frank Parsons, as Tup-
pit; John Reynolds, as Eurcher, and
Richard Newton, as Tom Grass.
Ethel Tucker. in Across the Desert ."
away at the Grand last night Every
seat in the house was occupied. and
there were standees everywhere. 1t was
estimated by the management that 800
people were turned away. The play is
a meIOdrama that is full of interest.
There is comedy in il and tragedy in
about the proportions of real life. The
play opens with night scene on the
Arizona desert. Then follows some ex-
citement at Lone Gulch, a theft of mon
ey, a thrilling rescue in the mountains,
and a peaceful scene near San Diego.
when all ends well, and, therefore, all
is well.
Across the Desert will be seen again
tonight, tomorrow night and al a matt
nee tomorrow. Hereafter Monday and
the Grand. A single ticket will admit
on those evenings a man and a wo-
man.
Klein, the author of THE Music Mas
| ter" will open tonight at the Salt Lake
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