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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
STAKE CONFERENCES.
Appointments from October 10, 1907,
To March -, 1908.

Utah. Beaver ana Blaokfoot-satur-
day end Sunday. oct. H. and u, ana
Jan. II and A.
Emery Juab. san Luis and Was1teh
Saturday and Sunday, Oct. - and 70
and Jan. IS aGl 10.
Weber aud Liberty oct 20
and Jan. 10.
summit Cassia. Alpine, cache and
Woodruff saturday ana sunday, Oct.
26 and o. and Jan. % and 26.
Pioneer sunday. oct q, and Jan. 2G
Willard South Saupete. Wayne, Bling
ham and Benson Saturday and sun
day, Nov. 2 anl 3, and Feb. / and 2.
San Juan. SuoUn flake. Bannock. Tay-
Tor and Teton--Satuulay and sunday
nov. s. and 10. and Feb. and 9.
Jordan. St Johns Uiutah. Alberta
ana Star Nallcy-Saturd0y and SUM
day, Nov 16 ana 17, and Feb Is and l6.
Nebo. Panguitch. BiChorn. Marlcops
and Granito-Saturday and sunday
Nov. % and "a, and Feb. % and q.
Oneida, ST. Joseph. Bear Lake. Kanab
and OXeldcr-Saturday and Sunday,
Nov. 80 and Dec. D, and Feb. 20 and
March 4.
North sanpete ST. George. Juarez.
Sewer and Tooele-Saturday and sun
day. Dec. Z and 5, and March and s.
Union Parowau. Morgan and Fire.
mont-Saturday and Sunday Dec. "A
and l5 and March "a and Is.
salt Lake-Sunday, Dec Is, and
March 10.
Hyrum Pocatello. Malad and Davis
Saturday and Sunday. Dec. q and %,
and March 81 and D.
Ensign-Sunday. Dec. o. and March
90. JOSEPH +. SMITH,
JOHN r.. WINDER,
ANTHON II. LUND,
Presidency.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
LOVE IoRN YOUTH SUICIDES.
Remains Of Alvin Monrad Of salt Lake
Found i'm RominghOuse.

osren. oct. 9.-The accompanying
Nd, % a man identified as Alvin
uonrad of salt Lake, was found last
srsning In a roominghouse at the
resr IN Electric alley by the police.
suicide is the sole theory upon
which the police have been working
and t Is very evident that the man
10 Respondent over a love affair and
ended his own existence. as various
thlrrs found In the room bear silent
testimony 20 such a deed. The man
bsf been dead at least five days.
esss containing two solutions or
srvchnia and a bottle containing the
smo poison were found on stand al
ihe side Of his bed.
II was learned that he had become
Infatuated with one of the denizens Of
ibe auev twice his age and wanted TO
marry her After the body was re-
moved a letter was discovered ad-
dressed To him by Nellie Reardon. the
roman whom he wanted 10 marry.
mis- letter revealed his name as AL
rn M0nrod. In the letter she said
hat she did not wish 10 marry him.
she Is as, he was %. on this letter
M indorsed in his own handwriting.
Il love her with all my heart and
sui God forgive me for this deed.
10 evidently referred 20 his intend
n suicide. He signed the name Of
Alvin MonrOd. and below appended
an address. Mrs. A. SwensOn. 500
south Third East street. salt Lake.
This is probably the address Of rel
sffre and the salt Lake police were
.ccordingly notified.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09

made in the Fourth district court.
In the case OF Elizabeth Fletcher vs..
Elizabeth Phillips, ct al, order au-
thorizing plaintiff to issue alias SUM
mons
state VS.. Isaac Smith, plea Of not
guilty 10 charge Of fornication: case
continued for the term.
State vs. Joseph Rawlings; demur-
rer to complaint argued; case dismiss
SEQ without prejudice
state vs. James Hogan, charged
with burElarizing Atty. Anderson's
house is now being heard.
ADDITIONAL JURORS.
The following additional Jurors
were subpoeuaed 10 be in attendance
or the Fourth district court today:
J. II. McEwan, Thomas Pollard, Jr.
Walter n. Taylor. Ephraim Jacob
son, W. *. FaTer. Philip Speckart.
William r. Ereaubrack. Prove; J. r.
clyde. Lincoln; Joseph w Noble,
William w Barnett. Sprngville.
INSPECTING RESERVE.
w. l. Pack supervisor OF the Uinta
forest reserve, is making a tour Of
the northwestern portion OF the re-
serve.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
r,krown Youth Cut to Pieces
Under Freight Train
West OF Ogden.
1--we LORN YOUTH SUICIDES.
IA, ,,onrrd of salt Lake Takes Poi
.op in observation-disclosures
Court--Ncws Briefs.

o-s.r oct. "A westbound
..siseru Pacific freight train yester-
~, morning struck a young man
.s.ot z years OF age. killing him in
...,,iv at a point near Lemay siding
.s,ot SO miles west OF ogden. It Is
-,,umed the young man was either
.rslpg along the track OF tried 10
ven M moving train and was caught
gnssfh the wheels Both his legs
w. cpt off and both his arms were
Won he was only about IA years
y sre and was apparently a foreign
But there was absolutely nothing
ne boy or i'm his clothing to give
M rlue as to his identity. The crew
srgod the remnants of a shattered
,.1sieal instrument, but what IL was
..-, could not tell The terribly
..sngied body OF the unfortunate
,an,b was brought to ogden and Will
y, hurled here under the direction of
M. Boyelder officials. as the acci-
s.rt occurred in that county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
DISTRICT COURT.
Ns,,yiuns Handed Down by Judge
unweIl IN Own Cases.

Neottuus hhnutu DpNn ~ bhhEt
Howell In Civil Cases.
ogden oct. s.--In the district court
Yesterday Judge Howell handed down
he following decisions:
IN the case OF Sarah Williams Chris
Jensen IS Susannah williams, a suit I'm
which the plaintiff sought to set aside
a deed TO certain real estate belong
ing 10 their father. for the reason that
her inbor and efforts had secured the
pronerty 10 the fathers estate and the
deceased had decided the same to the
defendant regardless OF the plaintiffs
equity the court ruled the issues in
favor OF the defendant The plaintiff
had built up and by her labor had CON
ributed the funds 10 buy property. but
the court ruled that the deed from
the father TO the defendant carried the
title
In the suit Of the Utah and oregon
Lumber company against James and
Annie Varney 20 foreclose under a me-
chanics lien. the court found the is
sues 10 favor OF the plaintiff.
IN the case OF Dan Pugh against the
Oregon snort Line. I'm which the plain
M recently secured a verdict for $3.50
ud costs for the killing OF A horse. the
iatendaurs motion for a new trial was
ienied The testimony In this case
shows that the horse dropped In be-
tween the ties i'm a bridge that was noI
properly protected and that In order
10 remove II the railroad men took
an az and chopped its legs of and roll
ed the BODY over into the river.
GOOD ROADS MOVEMENT.
Joseph S Peery and l. /. Reynolds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
PENNINGTON.
RICE REUNION.
Interesting Gathering Of Old American
Family-Many Representatives.

Interesting Gathering Of Old American
Family-Many Representatives.
Special Correspondence.
Pennington, Davis Co, oct. S-Rice
family reunion was held al the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. David /. Rice I'm
Pennington. Friday. Oct 4. Represen-
tatives were present from Utah. Idaho.
Nevada, Wyoming and Canada. Letters
and messages OF regret were received
from New York, Massac husetts, Neva-
da and other places from those not able
to be present Rev. Edwin b. Rice NJ
A., OF New York. sent a genealogical
recotd O. the joseph Rice branch.
which was gratefully received and dis
tributed. Thomas Rice Of Massachu-
sets sent a photo OF a rclic-a box
which he now has in his possession.
which was brought over By Edmond
Rice In 1888.
Representative from the King
branch were also present
II was decided that the family meet
every year, the next meeting TO bo held
in Pennington also. on the same date.
a program consisting of historical
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Last night Miss Lucia Bowring
and Edward =. Smith were married,
| the ceremony being performed at the
home Of the bride with Father Ryan
officiating The rooms were dccorat-
ed with astcrs and autumn leaves ana
the relatives and near friends were
present The bride wore "a gown Of
white MULE for the ceremony and
gcinR-away gown of navy blue cloth
for the trip 20 Boise. where they will
make their home.
Tomorrow morning On the temple
Miss Helen Bourne and Mr.. Alfred
Fleming win be married. and after
ward a wedding breakfast viii be-
given for them at the home Of the
brides aunt. Mrs. II. A. Dinwoodey.
only the immediate relatives 10 be
present The reception which was to
have been given at the brides home
is postponed upon account of the re-
cent bereavement IN their family.
Miss Marge Miller gave a luncheon
M the Country club today in honor of
Miss Lillian Fitch Of Calumet. Mich
At the meeting Of the Afternoon
Bridge club yesterday with Mrs. sam
Porter. prizes We're won by Mrs. FL
bridge Thomas and Mrs Lewis Evans.
At the Grand theater yesterday
many box parties were given for the
benefit of the Canyon Crest farm, the
largest being that Of Mrs Clesson S.
Kinney Aftcrward Mrs. Kinney en-
tertained her guests az luncheon az
the Y N. G.. A. rooms inc taole be-
ing bright with golden coreopsus and
the following enjoying the affair;
Mrs. John c. Cutler. Mrs Le9dyarrd NJ
Bailey. Mrs. Hugh Park, Mrs. c. II.
Mcmahon. Mrs. c. " Parmalec, Mrs.
r.. H. Little. Mrs. A. II. BoNrud, Mrs.
John Cowan, Mrs N. A. Breeder,
Mrs. Byron Cumming. Mrs. O.. B.
Rlakeley. Mrs D. r. Marshall Mrs.
Howard stowe, Mrs. IT. " sloan
PER. Mrs W. l. Rice, Mrs. G., s.
Adams. Miss Emmoi'ne Nells ana
800
Mr. ma Mrs. Guy Thatcher are
here from Logan visiting with fela-
Mr.. and Mrs d. d. Mccoy have rc-
turned from Evanston, where they
were guests of fhaIr daughter, Mrs
LANSING Fl1tc.
Mrs. -. g.. Edwards is back from
California.
AIRS. Robert b. Murray was guest
of bonor af "a e4rI partv this after
noon given b,. AIrs Taurton and Mrs.
Martin. pravi0us 10 hon departure f1r
Ncw York ON Friday Mrs W. 49,
Riyorr vim entertain at bridge COB her
honor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
MOST MEN WHO TRAVEL

Take out accident Insurance. II you are
one of those men 10 rs your dutN 20
nrotect vour family I'm every way. Get
"a safety deposit box for your papers
and other valuables and leave the key
with YOUR wife. then II anything hap
mems she win know what she owns
The cost Is less than a cent day.
Salt Lake Security & Trust Company.
32-S4 Main Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
SPANISH FORK.
Pavilion Changes iiands--Misslonary
Farewell Soclul--Nital Statistics.
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondent.
Spanish Fork. Utah Co, Oct Picks
pavilion has recently changed hands.
10 being now under the control of the
Central Amusement company
Tonight Elder John g.. Robertson
was given picnic social prior Goo his
leaving to the southern states, on Ca
mission lie leaves ON The Nth
I'm September there We're 10 births
and two deaths. one Infant and a child
seven years old.
The Honey Bees Of the stewart g.
Dart Honey company are Co give their
annual dance on oct 2. proceeds 20 go
TO the Relief society.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
DR. PRICES
WHEAT FLAKE CELERY
FOOD

Is prepared under the personal
supervision of DIR. V. c. Price,
whose name as a manufacturer
of pure food products is nation
al. No breakfast food can COM
pare with it, as it contains all
the elements found in the body.
10 cents a package. q
For sale by all Grocers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
PARKER, IDAHO.
Death Of Nm mfant-RalnN Weather
flinders Harvesting.

special Correspondence.
Parker. Fremont CO., Ida. Sept 3n-
Up to the last three or -Four days the
weather has been ideal for ram worN.
but cold. rainy weather has COME Zoo
altogether too soon Tor tho second crop
OF hay and grain threshing. Most pc1-
pie here are now stacking their erain
instead OF thrcshing from the field. Js
they have commonly done When
thrcshing from the field, little caro- is
taken On handling the grain and much
is wasted.
A coal famine seems certain here tho
coming winter, as the local mine is not
preparing. SO far. TO furnish coal TO-
teams as they come. From reports
there is an abundance OF coal I'M sight
but there Is no scttl0o system OF haud-
ling.
Died. sept 25. Cloud samuel infant
son OF Joseph b. and Lydia a. Hous-
lev. aged 9 months and days.
Visitors returning from Canada and
Oregon say There Is no place like
home"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
BAKER CITY. ORE.

Missionary Social in Honor of Elder
Asa Baglcy.
Baker city. oregon. Sept 27.-Thc
Latter-dav Saints of Baker city gave
"a social party in honor Of Elder Asa
Bagley who left here last Thursday
for a mission to the Southern states.
Bagley brothers furnished music and
general good time was had A well
filled purse was handed Elder Bagley
as a token of esteem TO help pay his
fare.
The social club is giving a series OF
home parties
Patriarch James England Of Union
stake has been here for q few days
The general health is good. The
weather very hne for the season Of the
year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
FOUND.

A place to get reliable
School Shoes at right
prices.
Children's Shoe and
Stocking store, go S. Main
Street, one-quarter block
north of Schramm's drug
store, where the cars stop.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09

sketches. poems, ctc. was given. inter-
sporsod with vocal and instrumental
music About so werc seated at the
banquet. and fraternal spirit OF love
and good VIII prevailed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09
ATTENTION.

Beware Of rapk imitation. Butter
Nut Bread. Look for our blue label on
IL.
SUPERIOR BAKING c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09

Arthur De- extensively engaged I'm the
sheep business, The couple left this
afternoon for "a short trip Co California.
and after returning Will make this city
their home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09

A complete line OF hardware. sport
Ing goods. tents, at State ST. Hardware.
252 So. State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09

A delicious luncheon with prompt
service at all hours az the Royal cafe
A good place TO eat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09

At noon today Judge n ID. Lewis per-
formed the ceremony that united in
marriage Mrs sadie Thomas Benedict
ana Edward j. Arthur Tho bride Is
well known in thiH city, and ion some
years has been "a prominent member
on the tabernacle choir. she o. "a SIS
tor of Mrf Lzllc Thomas Edward SIR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-09

MI ana Mrs Walter Price entertain
ed number of friends mostly meme
men OF tho Adclphia peace society
an their residence. ou Tuesday evening
Addressea. recitatong music ana sing
ug were features of the program. and
refreshments were served ny the gem
ial hOstess
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-22
new WAGE SCALE
FOR MILL LABOR
BEGINNING FIRST or YEAR EN-.
TlRELY NEW WAGE SCALE
WILL BE IN EFFECT.

Beginning with the first Of the
year the saw mill men of Georgia
will institute an entirely new wage
scale for unskilled labor at the mills.
Tor some time the lumber manufac-
turers have been seeking to attain a
uniformity in the prices paid for the
various kinds OF labor. and white
there has been no concerted action
or agreemente the need for such q
reform has become generally undeg-
stood and the leading saw min men
win by January slst, put the new
scale into effect. In coming to this
decision the lumber men are only
meeting conditions which now exist
IN their southern sections.
II is also believed that the majority
Of the mills will diminish the number
Of hours now required to working
day Al the present time the EN-
ployes work from sun to sun butt
under the new order Of things theif
will in all probability be required
70 put In but ten hours, possibly less.
A number OF the mills have already
adopted the ten-hour day and report
that they are entirely satisfied with
the results. -.
The Encouragement Of Of
wages now paid unshlled Tabor will
in a number OF instances result in
reductions In others. however.
there viii be increases. and it is ex-
pected that the Increased wages for
certain classes of labor will offset the
decrease in others.
The sawmill men declare that ow-
ing to the lack Of uniformity in th&
scale of wages paid the number
hours required of their emDloy&
more or less confusion has result
and they hope that the new asran
ments will work alike to the adv
tage Of the employe and the N
er,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-22
MAY ABANDON
FLORIDA TRAINS
AGAIN RUMoRED THAT sPSeAL
SERVICE WILL NOT RE
iNAUcURATED. "

It is again being .umored that the
winter tourist trains viii not be Oh.
Grated this year The Atlanta Jour
nal A. yesterday contained the fol-
!. lowf on the subject.
According to rumors-in railroad
circles the annual ygiaa xinaes
tourist trains will noS b
this year by the yariotS
that have previously operaS
The winter tourist trains ban
established each year for th>
SIX or seven. years, operartinSX r.
orally from Sanuary 7 to April S.
There are number Of roads inter
ested in the operation of Che trains
which, are run out Of Chicago and
New York.
Among the local roads thaif have
been interested are the C&tral,
southern railway, fhe seaboard Air
Eine, the Nashville, Chattanooga andA
Ii. Louis. the Central Of Gsorgiaa
SSther lines.
a meeting Of the repress9tafil :
Of the westeyB lines was held in
lanta some sJne ago 10 consider
Inauguration Of the train
Chicago No decision was ~
"A the meeting and at 81 bt |
Gathering Of the officials at 70, |
November Is. it is said that Il Mas |
decided not to operate the tfainss
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-11-22

E75sTUNSFs OF F'E'TVs 80
rcvS'.f.seA Said count hereby invite
oaaiod bids for The personal property
in the present court house. which will
not be required for the new building,
consisting of four iron safes. the mr.
niture in the superior court room.
and desks tables and chairs in var
ious offices Bids must be address
sed to the chairm9r or clerk of the
board and marked SO as 10 indicate
What they are. and should be filed
by November path. Bids received for
any part OF the property. al arti-
cles purchased must be removed by
November 80. 40. Townsend.
Clerk Of the Board.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-03
BILL ID PROHIBIT
 GAMBLING IN CITIES
Councilman 0'Neill Says That He Will Introduce Such
 a MeaSureT

PHOENIX. ARIZ.. Jan. 2.-'To car out my pledges to the voters of Maricopa county. as soon as can get ecognition on the floor of the coun- cil, I will introduce a bill to prohibit gambling in all forms in Arizona"
 Eugene Brady O'Neiil. democratic member-elect to the council for Mari copa county, made that statement this afternoon. Continuing further, he said:
 'I will introduce another bill. which will ask that the license for saloons outside of cities be net less than s4o0 per year. By this law l hope to close the deadfalls in the small mining camps.
 "Ir every speech I made in the last campaign l promised the people that I would go into the legislature to stop gambling, if possible. and to prohibit the saloon business.
 This territory needs a law that will close the saloons at midnight and keep them shut, back door and front on Sunday This is one reform that l I believe the members of the legisla- ture will support with little opposi- ton
 O,Neill has the open support of a number of members in both houses in ! the campaign he will wage against gam5li and the saloon business.
Bisbee daily review., 1907-01-03

sizes and got ready for business only to find had no white thread. l went out into the back yard where remem- bered that some was lodged on the bard wire fence; then the hole in the button was too small for the needle, and I left that one off. Now trou- ble accommodated. I remembered indistinctly as l slid off of horse rack the evening before, after whit ting up two by four and settling the labor, tariff, colonization and other i'm portant questions with Bob French and some other local logicians, that a gentle rip D. D. had seemed to ac- company the happy encore which my masterly argument had received, and sure enough on investigation. there was a deadly rent in the more plethor- ic regions of that garment I deftly half soled those trousers on the inside. however, with piece of old hat, and depended on my long tail coat to hide my poor tGilorship from the eyes of an unfriendly world. Then there were three suspender buttons off. two be- hind and one in front. That was easy, slid the strap of my pants through the rear extremtties of those suspend CTS. substituted horse shoe nail for the absent button in front and pro ceeded
 I next looked after my trilbys. I
 had turned my hosiery so often. it took me twenty minutes to make up
 my mind which side looked the worst then left them as they were. Next
 found that my shoe strings repre- scented absolute chaos. They had got
 into a hard knot. and in a moment of
 impatience had rent them asunder.
 The preacher says that everything is
 for the best. If this Is true, why is 1t
 that while a bow knot will turn into
 hard knot, hard knot never turns into a bow knot? Anyway l straight ened them out and tied those yam pro tectors on. Then my pard had bot tie of this liquid backing with a dsub-
 CT that looks Nike a miniature cannon swab and 1 went after those shoes. There were numerous cracks and
 holes in them exposing my golden brown cocks, but that was easy. I blacked shoes and socks alike. and when got through. that was the beet looking end of me.
 Now I was arrayed some what bet ter than Solomon in all his glory. As I strode forth, the boys smiled and ask.
 "Meecal. where did you sit 'mf Where
 was the fire. etc" I knew was the swell article. kept feeling more and moro important. imagined what a
 military strut 1 was getting on, and
 how rde like to have Mary Jane see me now, and was just arranging to go
 down to Carsons and have my pic ture taken. when an old lady and her daughter passed me-
 noticed the young lady was look ! ing at me with bulging blue eyes and an | admiration involving emotion and yerging onto idolatry. when just as she got past. she blurted out, sort oi explosive like, 70. Ma. did you sef ! that funny old Rube that just went | by7''
 Right there my hat got so s-nall Il dropped clear over my ears. took tht most obscure route to my room. did not wait to remove those togs l tort them off, I crawIed into my sky blue | ducking, with the buttons that nevei depart" pulled on my digging shoes and sauntered forth in q new sphere and if any old Hazard ever suggest: l dressing up. to me again, he will do st at his peril.
 MESCAL.