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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-01-31
Insane to Fort Supply

6uthrie, Okla, Jan 2l.-Nord was
received here from Washington today
That the senate had passed the bill
confirming the act of the last Okla
houla legislature in removing the in
sane asylum from Norman. where the
patients are kept under contract with
the Oklahoma S|anitarium company, TO
Fort Supply. The bill passed the
house during the long session, and all
ti.at II necessary Ia make ii operative
uuw j. the signature Of the president.
This marks the close OF one of tine
longest drawn-Out fights in oklahoma.
fiyr year x an act passed congress
ii stating tac abandoned tori aud
gouml, 81 Fort supply to Oklahoma
for an insane asylum. Tne legislature
accepted the gil 10y a r%Solution pre-
>rHtcd hy Representative Edgar Jones
A bJl Wa passed that authorized the
removal Whenever a "a should b.
huiit To Fort supply The railroad
WaS sut built. and the last Legislature
passed another bill appropriating 49,
90 ro force the removal II is twelve
mil ; overland from Woodward TO the
fort.
The sanitsrium company contested
the removal ia tbs courts on the
ground that oklahoma could locate 10
public buildings before statehood An
injunction was secured from Judge
Ilamcr. Attorney General simmons
appealed to the Oklahoma supreme
court, but no decision has been handed
down
Delegate Mcclure introduced n bill
in congress lcgaliling the removal.
Should The president approve il, il is
expected that tie fight viii be at an
end
The Fort supply military reservation
comprises l,T6O acres, 100 of which
are covered by timber, There are 100
buildings on the reservation, of which
about forty are i'm a good state of pre-
seryation The commandant's house,
containg twelve rooms, the officers
row. ON which are nine cottages of
sixteen rooms each, twenty-five six
room cottages, an entertainment hall,
35x5o, and a hospital, 3ON5O, are
ready for occupancy Eagle (Wichita)
We congratulate Beaver City on
having a commercial club that pays
500 membership lee and 80 cents per
month dues, but we Will 20 them a
few better. Our club pays $500
per membership and 500 per quarter
dues and the most of our business
and professional men belong to it,
Guy mon Democrat.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-01-31
Tools Arrive for Santa Fe.

Tools tor ~ construction OF the new
Santa Fe. En-iewood and Dies NIoine,
have begun t. arrive and report say
the actr I work will begin soon. 81
far there are six Cars OF Scrapers, plowr
ami an ping eau page unl"aded a,
Cooker. h.. J Albright had a Telegram
10 take care cf them which has been
done. The ~ mas been no direct infor-
nation rs t. their use or when but we
get the word from a reliable source
that tipy are to b. used on the Santa
Fe live { rough Hooker, and that tho
work IS begin 9on The report is
lat the officers of Me road are await
ing tho arrival Of II. A Ensign with II
large pIncture proof Automobile when
the wprk will Toe pushed rapidly all the
way abnIG the line.
The woodward end Of the road is be-
ing pu he'd as rapidly as possible, say
nh the pape y down that way, and it is
r'asonahl- a suppose Uhat this gap
through Be- yer county will be COM
pleteG shout 3he same time.
News also comes from Englewood
that II q con- pany is also collecting
tools t ,ere WI ich sIles it look a. tho
the w TX would begun Ill along the line
as ne aame time.
Reports LrorI the west end OF the
county indicate that the w,Nrl of grad
ing has reached this side of 'e county
line, aIsi the Cosmos Pioneer il ;'uthor-
ity for the statement that Joe SIN Ia, OF
Postle, mas a contract for grading ~
this line.
d. hose hits OF news from different
places look toyou fae the Santa re was
going u build across i;eaver county?
They look that way u rs and We conf
IDENTITY x0ect 10 ~ grading right
through heo before ic first of March.
-Adva1ce, 1llooker. }
Right alon this lin 3. We might add
that thea'e II things d ,i 2 over east Of
Beaver too VIM. A. er ,cy has been
made special contractor 70 this COM
nany to let & aiding con ara ets. Ii APP
pears that Tin promote = ,are getting
everything in READINGS, all along the
line and will break in . us,some day
Kansas syclone.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-01-31
They Can't Fool The People.

49,
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~ everything 'rc' "hS n'' ~
ire'snt rates hhes ana imprisonment
etc. % matter oil the passenger iare
= 70 pr disposed OF ny the
Tor ioliiical reasons lheSe p'il'ic'aI'
imagine tiiat ny doll!9 mere "ha'
should DC lelt Tor the lesi'ia'ure' th'
people VIII slahl ana eau theih pieSs'u
ana elect them ." oinees ih'se P"'-
iticians are W"rNlhB' h"' l" h'aN' d
constitution a. rrai s'a''s"ne" "ou''
DO, "a !" 40 some spectacular 'nihs
win "hlch 10 q =" 'no peoP'' ""o''
ihfy a''lh 700 lHioran' 10 Sec '"'"uh"
ihr TRICK
These men can no more MAX" IA"
"hich VIII pave no u'l'a'S 90 N""i'
ihe changing c"'ni'r'lS OF 'r'"' WIZ
not MAKE iu"Pera'I'' or uhJu''' '""''
have the m'mpe oil ieRisIatures
Every new law ~ an 'Ai"flil'lA 'I ~
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-01-31

The Hooker Republican is certainly
a little short on material with which
TO attack Us when lac says we are ali
Odd Timers" and then accuses our
delegates of favoring us because OF
that fact, Now any body knows this
is all musb. The people who went
to Guthrie for Hooker know better
and they know that practically every
delegate in the convention was for a
three equal divisions of Beaver county
because they could at a glance sec
that il was the only practical plan,
Guymon was favored because she was
located right and for no other reason
under the sun James and Tracy went
there To represent the whole people ol
Beaver county not Hooker or Guymon.
Democrat.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-01-31
FREE To SUBSCRIBERS
Beautiful Framed Picture.
Picture.

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To every M sending 81 for "A wears
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The pictures are genuine works Of
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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1907-01-31
Resolutions of Respect /.
+ eaver Camp 773S N A.
Jan. PATH tgpI


Whereas; 1t has pleased the Master
"a call home. Mrs. Elizabeth Gardner,
mother of.Ncighbors Emmett Gardner.
Oscar Gardbier and Edward ). Gardner,
members of this Camp.
Now therefore: We rs NeiCltbors OF
Beaver Camp No. 1873 Modern Wood
MAJ of America, do extend To our he
reaved Vcighbors Emmett. Oscar and
Edward Gardner. our SYM athy IL
their hour If sorrow and bereavement
and bid tlsm prepare now 10 NEE.
their helrvH mother in the bivoua,
around tie camp fire. where there vii.
be no taps or funeral dirges. but on
eternal day.
by Committee
II. -. MEEsg
ALBNRT NELLBoRN
J.. :. MUNsELL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23
SUES ASSAILANTS
FOR BIG DAMAGES
lack Leaf Now Wants $1,000
From Bingham Sa-
l0onmen.
FOR HIS CUTS AND BRUISES.
lie Seeks Civil Rccompcnsc for d
Heating Administered With Sling
Shot and Icc-Picb

Claiming th1t be was set upon and
violently mhsmauly and maliciously
assaulted. that be- was struck in Che
face with % sius-shot. that he was
cut On the arm with an ice-pick and
bruised and beaten until Doe became
unconscious. Jack Leaf is suing his
assailants John si.dar Alex sindai
and Roy CondIs for damages of $1,000
claiming Co have suffered that much at
their hands. The attention of "a physi-
clan was needed after bis set-to iu the
saloon at Bingham ON The -3th of iasi
september when the encounter ls SAID
20 have taken place. Be was $50 badly
hurt. he declares that lf viii Doe som
time before Dee viii boz able to work
because he viii De sicS, sore ANA lame.
The suit IS the outcome of O. saloon
braUl in which several persons were
concerned and this is tho second SUIT
of the kind 1lCi against che same de-
PENDANTS within "a Few days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23
SUSPECTS ARRESTED
Two Men ln Jail az Ogden Accused Of
Highway Robbery.
Especial TO the News)

Especial to the -NsW-.1
ogden. oct 28-F = Daley and h.
r. sanford are "a jan here having
been arrested last evening ON suspi~
cion Of having held up Fred Garth The
last named Us ca macniuist employed
"a the s. T.. SHOPS and was robbed
as he was returning home from work
about s O'Clock. Pie was walking on
Wall avenue. near The pickle factors.
when two men, wearing masks stspp-
ga from the shade OF tree and COM
mluded him to throw up his hands.
Notwithstanding the fact that Garth
.ohbers felled him to the ground by
striking him with the butt of rgvoiy-
cr
The footpads took uom.the prose
trate man gold watch and So u
money and LEFT him lying unconscious
AS soon as he came 90. Garth FASTENED
Co Depot Master sam Fowler and re-
ported the natter and several officers
were at once SET upon the traIL They
had good description of the men and
30 Has not long before Daley and SAN
ford were m the tolls. THE police
think they have The right parties. Dali
ey has bad record. Re got out of
lau only short time ago
The police this morning found trunk
cached az tho rear of tha Hellp hotel
Do was evidently stolen 'rom the bag-
rausacked The thief however. was
probably not o. duck hunter 8s he lelt
behind gum boots and other articles
usually carried hy "a nIWIod
The case ui fho japanese American
Industrial corporation against s.. Has
eide and "a number of other japanese
was dismissed This morning u the disc
b.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23
rNruRTrs WoRTH sl5.ooo-

Preston S. Free says injuries be re-
ceIved Boz boarding "a car last December
are worth $4,000 and be- asks Judgment
for that amount iu complaint filed
Yesterday boo the Third district court
against the Utah Light a. Railway
company Free alleges that as he was
attempting 20 board "a car which he
had siaualod Tor stop, tho mot0rman
gave him insufficient time in which to
get firm footing and that the car
the ground ana inflicted serious inc
turtles to his body.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23
All Run Down

Wanting in vitality, vigor.
vim, that is a condition
that no one can safely me-
glect, for IL is the most
common predisposing cause
Of disease. The blood is az
fault; it needs purifying or
enriching and the best medi-
cine to take is
Hood sSarsaparilla
the great Alternative and
tonic builds up the whole
system.
For testimonials Of remarkable etres
send for Book on That Tired Feeling.
No. 3. G. I Hood Co, Lowell. Mass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23
TYPEWRITER ATTACHMENT
Eugene =. Hills' Invention Is TO be Put
On the Market.

Eugene r. Hills. son of Lewis s. Hills.
Of this city has perfected am Invention
of typewriter attachment that is said
10 possess unusual merits and 10 be of
material assistance 10 typlsts in work
with typeWrlters operating under what
% termed the 'shif key" system. The
invention is foot attachment which
operates the "shin key OF the type
writer whenever capital letters or figures
are required in the manuscript THE orr
binary operation Us t0 compress Che shift
Kew with the little hnger 0f either hand
requiring time and extra effort The
model of Mn Hills Invention has been
in successful use iu the surveyor-genor-
als 0fnce in this city Cor sIK months or
more with marked success
company has been formed t0 manu-
Iacture tms device locally and It's arti-
Giles OF Incorporation were filed yeater-
day I'm the county clerks office THE cap
.tal stock is $4,000 ln shharos ~ $40
each. The following are the officers 0I
the llils Manufacturing company: Lewis
=. llils. president; Eugcuc ~ BINS. vice
president Edgar s. Hills. secretary and
treasurer. The principal place of busi-
ness viii be- iu this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23
A. C. RIDGEwAY HERE.

General Manacor A. O. Ridgeway OF
the y. a. r. e. Is IN this city today
Immediately upon reaching the local
yards DE began bis Inspection and UP
until noon was too busy to talk The
Rio Graudc officials. slthout exception,
are always glad fa explain that every
thing planned hg Gould for Salt Lake
and the west o. going Co Dee carried
through Co completion as rapidly as
men aud money can do DO. Mt Ridge
way win be here % day or SO,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23
LOCKWOOD ACCIDENTALLY
SHOOTS AND KILLS HIMSELF

Boise. Ida. Oct Or. T.. Lockwood.
well known Idaho newspaper man, acc
cidontally shot and killed himself today
at Reggin. He had planned to leave to-
day for Boise 10 assume the position
% managing editor OF Idaho Sclmitar
"a weekly paper beiug started by cN-
senator Dubois For years lockwood
VAS editor of Weisar Signal he was
making present of six shooter 90 "a
friend. and In showing him how TO
operate &c shot himself through the
heart
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23
LATE LOCALS.


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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23
USED DOMESTIC WEAPONS.

Charles Kropf declares that HE
bride, Anna, is not fvleudly nor af-
fectionate but that she has at AN times
since their marriage attacked him with
knives, pokers and other weapons with
the intention o. innictiug bodily in,
jurios upon hirs. She ala not however,
DO him any great bodily harm. but ne
thinks he rs entitled to- a divorce and
asks the court for that relief iu COM
plant filed yesterday. They were mar
ried Aug. A. 1905.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23
CHURCH NEWS

The Ensign stake Relief society
meeting VIM tc held Boo the twelfth
ward chapel Friday oct 2'. at 2
p. 10.
THE high priests quorum of tho
salt Lake stake win meet in tho
seventeenth ward assembly ban. az
l0 90. m. sunday. oct "a 1901
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23
- - ~ HEAND FROM
VERDICT FOR MRS. WARNER.


New York. oct 23-Shortly after
midnight this morning the jury Boz the
case OF Mrs Ellen Kenyon Warner
who sued Dr. g. Packer and Dr. Sid
ney d Wugus Con the supreme court
az New City, Rockland county. Tor
$4,000 damages because they ad-
Judged her insane and caused her
commitment 90 the Middletowu in-
sane asylum. rendered q verdict Tor
the plaintiff
Mrs Warner. who Is n well known
author and educator, is awarded
verdict d $4,000 The jury found
that she was sane ana rational on
july 10. 1905 when she was examined
hy tho two alienists and that they
were NEGLIGENT in making their eXamin-
alton.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23
AIDING A SUICIDE.
Is Person Who Docs il Guilty Of Man
slaughter?

New York. oct 23--Whethor a per-
son who aids OF abets DOB the commits
sion OF suicide is guilty of man
slaughter the punishment Tor which b.
90 years imprisonment on OF less
degree OF felony on BIS guilty. OF no
crime nj AN. win be decided by "a jury
chosen yesterday in general sessions
20 try the case of the state against
James Waden who is alleged TO have
entered into suicide pact with his
wife. The copule. 10 be- alleged, not
being able 20 live iu "a state OF con-
mcal bliss decided Co die together
Asphyxlatlon by coal gas was tried
but failed Wadcu then secured a
revolver and with it hI- wife shot and
killed herself HIS attempt was ale
together unsuccessful as the pistol
missed fire
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23
INJUNCTION ISSUED.
old Controversy Comes Up in District
Court Again.

Court Again.
ON the petition of Matilda f.. Fair
bouru and Geo w. Flirbourn an inc
junction was issued this afternoon, die
rected TO Ellen Williams and others
iu which &c is ordered that they desist
and refrain from iu amy manner inter-
fering with fences upon land owned by
the plaintiffs This is the nrst step
taken by them 90 compel the eight de-
PENDANTS named in % suit filed today
I'm the district court 20 prevent them
from trcspassing on plaintiffs proper
tv 10 is charged I'm the complaint
that the defendants cut the wires which
are part Of the fences enclosing
plaintiffs property which &C is alleged
were cut and torn down bv the defend
ants. who are said to have made paths
through ara enclosed and cultivated
agII Tho controversy is am old one
and has been before the court several
Zines boo different phases.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23

basing their assertions ON VIC grguine
io have word TODAY NOM oakland that
~ strike brcaklrs have Quit WORK 4n9
from Portland that eight have ""iNe'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23
DIR. Z O oowANs

Announces thlt he has opened an office
Ht 1ol-10 Security and trust Building,
aud win hereafter engage On the prac-
HOurs Co q.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23

McDonald's factory is spotIes-
sly clean; the most improved
machinery; in every depart.
ment the best specialists that
money can employ; the purest
chocolate, rich cream, fresh
eggs and fruit are used IN
making Dutch Chocolates.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23
DEFENSE OF THE FAITH
and THE SAINTS!

This the title book 30 that win issue the rr
the Desoret News the Of Ei
b. H. Roberts of the First Council OF the It collection
and dscourscs I'm defense faith and the o
by Cts title covering nearly c,
character years latter
day Saints and their faith
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23

partial list of the articles make up tn, table
''7 0"
mOhmoHSm'
po ,pL E C,y ' Ti, , F, H., sa'tp s ,,1 i
hECENl LllEh uhE ON MUhMUNSM.
.,.. ~, -,, ant, 49,, to-.. ,..,,s,. r-..,,-,,
prophet" ana Harry Leon Wilson'S book h Lions Of the Lord.
, no,r- nrrruor or mir ,,on,,ou ,-o,,-
bhlEF uEFENSE OF INT MINIMUM FEUFLE.
aror a., tho roy,.tor fAt,,,,, to,r,,l h.,r 81. .u..
critic Of the Journals editorial
Which THE SFcTS HAVE 0pP0cE0 W0RWONlcM MIST
letter to A Hocomb
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23
DIED

n. =. Evans. Florist, so s. r.ni, q
Floral Designs a Speciality. 'phor sss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23
IrsLr ID ERANCE

philadelphia. oct ga balloon
carrying u French flag which passed
over Mount Holly 200 miles northeast
of here today. has been reported near
HightstoWn. n. D.. movius iu the DIE
rcction OF Long Beach. n. j. NOT iaf
from Asbury Park where Che German
balloon pommeron landed The hal-
loon is the LIsle d. France. and d Is
the only one that has not landed
ONE TO BE HEARD FROM
ST. Louis. oct. 23-At o'clock this
afternoon with only one balloon. Llsle
de France. To be- heard Groin, the Ger
man contestant pommeru. which land-
ga at Aehburv Park. g. D.. at @ a. W.
after covering $50 miles. hao lead of
30 miles over its nearest competitor
the German balloon Dusseldorf, which
landed at Dover. Del after "a flight
Of 1g0 miles. air lime from ST. Louis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-23

Local ShoWcr~-'fhe weather cone
inu.s 40 about the same temperature
with maximum at 90 degrees and no
precipitation. However. "a low area
b. WurEiul down from Tho north and
one from the southwest, $50 chat local
showers lrc promised for tonight and
tomorrow. Tho amount OF rain over
.H. country is Increasing.