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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

world outside. possesses large store of
gaming hDure tragedies which have not
per.olaicd 90 eNieUor ciwuEauor.
A Knockout For Racing.
The Amis law passed by ths lost ses.
sion OF she ArkEnas legislature was
the knockout blow. Sow the great oak.
lawn racing park hult by Dan Stuart
lud his associates st a cost OF $500 900
lud undoubtedly one of fhe complctosf
racing plants boz tho United States lies
Idir having Bad three winter meets A.
Be- DaimcI hy the proEtmhling coutln-
gent n Tho hot SPRINGS population
thlt the coming winter VII witness au
arngeCisbia falns on boo che number cf
visitors hecauFe. nT they hold. those
who came for thc races ana the gamer
ths people who spend the money. win
NOT come" This element Therefore.
predicts hard shedding Tor Hot frrlnra
hotels boarding houses and other inat-
tutious dependent upon the Wlnior Yis-
tos N should Do remarked that the
winter time ls the season st This rr.
sort running from about the beginning
OF me year 10 the middle ~ April three
months of throngs probably 400 900 peo-
rIr visiting the springs during that pc-
u1l
rhoHr who fought ihe gambling ana
horse racing declare that They have no
i,sr as 10 the eject o. the aAugsln-
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present there Are nearly fry hot
springs iu use. am flowing from "a space
less tlau haIf mile Ions other noun
iains very Ike this one rise abruptly
10 west and north. but they produce mo-
hot sprlurs. They give forth cold water
in abundance ot varying mineral quaIl-
Ties which the citizens exploit and H.II
to the utmost limit Certain of these
cold springs, according 90 competent
physicians. are highly beneficial u
treatment ~ human ailments
hathhousc row is the central point
of Interest t0 tine tourist Iu Tot Syringe
Twenty three big hathhouse ertablHh-
mcnis. privately Owned hnt opera ,cd
under United States regulations aH 20
charges ana the uFe of l1e hot waters,
supply the city with ItT chief asset
ho baths Mosi of These houses are on
BathhouFe row. which ia the eastern
side of Central avenue. Ihe rest ~ me
lighthouses are connected wIfh hotels
elsewhere located. thC hot water being
plroi thfhrr underground Some ~ the
springs pour water al l35 degrees H..
which must boz cooled down to The prop
er bathing temperature Tho combined
low from tine hot springs aggregat tee
$50 900 gallons daily
Across the street from Hlthhouse
row are business houses hotels. phyfi-
cianF oMccH post card and souvenir
ahops, ana what nel hege nourisAes
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Morse 10 hc had medo any cndeaypr
10 pay Che amounts due. replied rH.
he was promptly sentenced 90 five
days imprisonment in the county iail
f0r contempt OF court. The amount
uot Cummings is delinquent Is
S34L95.
Brooks w. Hoffman was also acc
Cusel of failure 90 pay alimOuy, tie
WAS not in court. and had told the
complaining witness. Mrs Ivy v. Hoi-
Imam. that DE didn't care If They dir
send him To- Jail 10 HOLMAN docs
not pay $50 alm7ny and S25 attor-
ncy's fees hy Nov. 25, he will be in
contempt of an order made yesterday
hy judge Morse
eel states courts. while under exam-
nation Yesterday made "a statement tn
tho ottorueys regarding the color that
had been given his testimony in the
press reports lie declared that ne
wished go go on record as saying that
while De pointed out Co Supt Share
and Nailr Bird the location Of coal
deposits. he did not suggest IN any
way o. them the use Of DUMMIES y
making entry. Tho attorneys stated
that this would not be necessary. be~
cause they had put no such c1ustrus~
tlOu on his testimony.
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DAVIS SHOE co.

known 90 thousands. lie was always
afahle and ohligng
he WAS connected with Il. o. VI. J.
as travelling salesman for many years
and has "a host of aouuuu'1uces
friends every ono 0f them. and these
friends are going To- give him a rous-
ing bnnodt About "a year ago Mr. GLIB
son mot with an accident that par-
alyzei his Left side. For many months
De was helpless and nov. though ha
is able 10 work his LETT arm is su.l
par3lysed. He is one OF the most
popular members Of the Elks' lodge
Of this city and members Of the order
win take an active part in the pro-
gram. The Juvenile. band Hugh Dou-
gall. Horace Ensign and othor local
celebrities will take part On the en-
tertainmont All who know Jimmy
arc anxious for his complete recovery
and they are going 20 show 10y deeds
their high regard for him.
If the bcnent is not "a huge success.
and ~ the house is not filled too lt7
capacity 81 win not be the fault of Mr.
GihsOn'a friends.
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"ciuhs tne forts or more gambling
houses no. ro swell tho conhscauon uf
mo acrHly slot machines the eIim.ut-
Dion NJ horse racing on me splendid
OakIauu track at tho edge of the city
ana tho consequent capitulauou oi iHr
numerous pool rooms. 40 picture M Hot
springs social conditions aH heretofore
existing would be- complete without pr-
mary mention of me gambling For o
rcore ~ yoarH bot Sp.uFr wns one of
the widest opcu sporting towns 0n
me map. m va7 the mecca of Tine card
sharp. thc race track tout and inc faro
and roulette adept ~ was the Amcr-
can Monte Carlo. Many a susceptible
youth. mot no mention the no less suH-
Cepthle person OF the other sex. woe
GtrundCd Boz this magic city ~ the
Ozarks" with bad mountain walking an
around, after tacking one Of the hunko
propositions ln the Hot springs gaming
houses Hot springs. being southwest
~ the center of Arkansas ana therefore
far removed nom ths more active
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Mr. and AIrs charles Cottrell au-
uounce the engagement of their
daughter Alice 60 Lewis James Bowers
Che wedding to take place tho early
part of December.
THE dancing party given by the Soc
rh1moro class of the university last
uient was n distinct success The de-
U0Iati0us were ion Che school ana class
o1Iors. the red and white and blue uud
white being seen iu haps, pcnuauts ana
other "details. and ln every thius tne
college idea prevailed. sofas piled Win
college cushions. and other devices
informing tho haSl into the srm-
haucg Of cosy 'irat or SORORITY
room. Tho party was chaperoned by
members Of tho faculty and about 100
were present
A now dancing club has been formed
with the membership limited Go go. The
initial dance 10 take place ON Nov. -.
Tho ratronCssCs are Mrs. Lewis a.
Evans. Mrs. Elhridge Thomas, Mrs
Wallace Bransford. Mrs. Roscoe NJ
Iraeden. MrH Fred g.. Dern.
Mr.. and Mrs Morton Cheosemau
leave today Tor European trip.
Mrs. Karl Scheid was guest OF honor
yesterday at an Informal card party
her hostess being Mrs. u. Moore Lind
sav ana "a number of intimate friends
being present
Some pretty and unique details mark
CD the tea at which Mrs. W. NJ. Nc
Cre1 was hostess yesterday when hen
Sewing club was entertained in honor
ID. aaHa ..Hr q III
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w. EcENT publication OF the re-
- port Of DR.. Herman Schlundt
professor Of physical chemis-
try I'm the University OF Ais
souri,, confirming and emphasizing the
earlier report OF Or A. p. Boltwood Of
Yale university 10 the eject that The
walters OF Hot Springs, Ark, show ra-
dioactivity 20 "a marked degree. serves
90 cali wider public attention TO this
unique watering place. The remark
able but mysterious curative properties
o. There hot waters have been known
tn white men for more than $50 years,
since the springs we're discovered by
the celebrated explorer De soto ia 1851
but until he recent discovery OF radi-
um 900 the waters and IN the tufa de-
rosits which they make GO the base OF
iIot Springs mountain the scientific
world knew nothing definitely as to the
o.. rel az the wonderful cures Of VARIOUS
human ailments effected nt Hot Springs.
Sow o. is believed that the newly dis
covered element rndium, supplies ,he
magic curative power
Aside from this highly interesting sci-
entidc anaNc'7 and deduction. the Ar
kansas hot springs are OF unique inter
est There ls mo- place iu the world poa-
sensing 40 large "a lsl OF unusual fea-
lures typographical, pcoloEical ciimat-
49, roo.aI and otherwise. aU the cliy OF
HOT snrlngs which has grown up chief
iy wthm'the past thirty years around
me famous thcrual rpringf which since
1882 have been owned absolutely and ir-
reyocshly hv the United states govern
mont and operated under the authority
nj tho Inferior department This faot
~ federal ownership mniung Hot
Springs "a national asnltarium in itsff
is enough Go rct the Ar'>anaus Watering
place in n class hy Itself for mo- other
Healing fprinss are owned hy Uncle
Sam.
Tho Tot Springs reservation Of on
acres nas thn frsf national park crcnt-
rd hy our governments sefenty-hto
yoars aFo the nnthoHues 90 Washing
tom became convinced lhat those hot
rnr'nes which had been known 10 thc
Indiana from time inmcmorial and had
fallen info mo hands OF white squat
ters." should OF right belong 90 fne
American people aa q whole. Accord
nriy nn acf of congress set apart thia
lntla reservation dedicated 90 me peo-
nlc Of the United States 40 fc forever
free from fald uf elian1tion. the tract
lslua deaignato,i aa "a national santa
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

Busy indeed are the clerks Of
our financiers. They are
studying the money problems
for you, for us. II is these
busy bodies that have ar
rested a panic,
Nothing to worry about
now. Everything financial
is becoming normal. If you
cannot think our way, come
in, we can help you. Re
lieve your feet and you re-
lieve the brain. Money
back Shoes made on Davis"
nature lasts, fitted properly
by experienced salespeople,
helps some. We have it
here Come here and we
will convince you.
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WILL ILLUMINATE u.

The students OF tho university have
arranged 60 illuminate the big "C'
ou the hillside above the campus. in
rcd this evening In case the Utah boys
are victorious in the football game
with Boulder this afternoon. The sis-
mai Will boz made with red torches.
with which tho big letter win boz cove
cred should victory perch on tho "U"
team banner II Boulder wins. the
letter win remain dark.
time by which the prison was supplied
with municipal water at a rental of
500 a year. TIE city wanted tho state
To- pay az a meter rate. a satisfactory
agreement viii doubtless follow yester-
DAVIS deliberations.
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bling law "Thc people We want tbe
substantial people who come down 20
spend o. que week or month and VINO
Dob many Instances have been kept away
heretofore because OF t1C presence or
the r0Wdier element they VIII be- here
thig winter lu biz herds watch for
emu $50 say the rcformers
Bot Hot Springs has a considerable
number 0f visitors both ion health and
for pleasure GAO 100 seasons OF the year
win two exceptions all the hotels are
open The year around one of the exc
ceptions is house acc0uuodauuE %
thousand guests The other acrlmmo-
dates COO Two other houses which
never close have capacities for 600
guests while There aro hundreds Of
smaller hotels and boarding houses
considerably more than 400 actually
listed by recent city census.
Water Of All Kinds.
Most ~ the people Welt Hot Springs.
Of course. 'fOr The water" nf "a promi-
ueut local physician Expresses o. And
there are IAN SORTS OF water. hot ana
cold. Originally there were scfenty-two
hot springs flowing from tho western
base of Reservation or Hot Springs
mountain. Some OF the fpri1ef have
been eliminated by combining Two OF
more, while several arr Lost in the little
creek that nows through the valley AZ
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is the fuH program Tor the occasion.
soprano solo ,........ Miss Edna Evans
Recitation ..-......-...t Miss Vida Fox
Douualto solo t...1ula Dean knappeu
Violin solo .......... Miss Chloe sharp
Recitation ...t......... Don carlos Wood
Quintet. Geo. ID Pypor. II. c. Whit
noy Il. s Ensign. j ID Spencer
and Geo. rs Piper
Baritone solo ........ Nj Hugh Dougall
Remarks .......... Bishop T. a. Cl8wson
Responses. Elders J. Elmer Evans,
Orron L. SChettler.
Program at s.i5.
Thirteenth Nard--A farewell enter
tainmeut. On honor % Elder David r.
Thomas who goes 20 an a mission in
the Netherlands shortly, win be held in
the Thirteenth ward Westinghouse
Thursday evening, Nov. a. An excel
lent program has been arranged in
which the following wen known artists
win take part Mrs Kate Romney
Stewart. MT John Piercey, MT r. y.
Platt. Jr. Mrs. Lizzie r Edward. MI
John Robinson. Nr Albert J. Scare.
Don Carlos Wood, pupils OF Prof Kent
Miss Ruth Wilson Master charlie
Shepherd Mr John Robinson, Mrs.
Mr. Hebsr j. Chant Prot. willard
Weihc. accompanied by Prof. j. J. Nc
Clouan. Mr.. Georse ID. Pyper and Mrs.
Matte Read Evans
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STABBED WITH A HATPIN.

Glare Smith. % colored woman. is
locked up in the city jail on the
charge OF robbery. The complaint
against her was made just before LAST
midnight by "a young man named Ar
thur LOWS. The latter declares the wo-
man picked DIS pockets on State bs,
tween Second and Third South streets.
ana took from him Sll Lewis seized
tho woman and She put up q vicious
uEht stahbnE Lewis with a. hatpin.
ohiCer Gillespie placed the woman un-
der arrest
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THANKS

Tho old folks committee thanks Mr.
Florence OF the Elite moving picture
thcater most sincerely FOR his goncrosi-
ty On furnishing four free separate one
tertainmcnts for the old folks. widows
and orphans of this city which We're
mt1h appreciated and wish him sue
cess In his effort 20 furnish an enjoy
able entertainment
COMMITTEE
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WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Eighteenth Ward-Members Of tho
Salt Lake Opera company Miss Eme
Dean kuappeu, and several other art
fists. win participate in the missionary
farewell entertainment TO be rendered
Elders j. Elmer Evans and Orson T.
Schettler in the Eighteenth ward chape!
next Wednesday evening. The young
gentlemen viii leave next week on
mission 10 the Netherlands. Following
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

Hot Springs be- city ~ approximate
ly 10000 people. hlVuF amosI doubled
in reputation since the last census
Two important things hove happened
boz me Arkarfos fra .inre tht cenfls
was taken Two aG1 half Years ago
very considerable portion NJ the city
was burned no thc ground like the
great.ChicnGo fire. ID wac e. blessing in
lho end That district already is re-
huit WITH modern mrlciurcn giving
i1e town e much lrttrr appearance
thln % had before Tho other bic thing
that has altered tho aspect of hol
'punrf ~ tho kno lout blow dealt TO
gambling within the present year n
was "a hve years nghi to win this hat-
be- ON the part Of tho reform element
lcd bF the RoF W. r. Amin. "a Baptist
preacher of hghtins qualities
The people of hot Springs are now
wondering What van BE- The efeei upon
ihe toWn fol thc coming winter season
oi u,o CLOSING oil ihe seven 1Heli
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

Investigated hy the Interstate commerce
commission while In session in this
city.
The evidence adducod at that hearing
caused sensation boo commercial cir
Giles iu this state. and 20 is believed that
tte federal officers working here are
trying to obtain more evidence against
the L. =. company looking 20 vigor-
Gus prosecution of the case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-16

the Hot Springs diamond" which
grows nowhere else in the world. Near
the city Is mountain OF crystal "pia-
monds" weighing a hundred pounds
and more are hauled into town by the
wagon load Local lapidaries cat the
stones 20 real diamond shape and sheen
so that the expert is required ID detect
them. Mounted in rings or studs. these
diamonds may De purchased at au
average price OF s. per karat For S.
one may buy a real headlight or
magnificent sunbursf Uncle Sam has
not taken possession Of the diamond
mountain. Anybody can mine diamonds
there.
Central avenue. where the "dia
monds" flourish ON one eide and the
hos water baths oa the other. Is The
only thor0ughflre running between
west mountain and Hot springs noun
tain The valley is 60 narrow that the
buildings ON che western side of the
avenue .n manv instances are built
shtrg up against fhe mountain side
some az tua hotels use Che mountain
rs O. cheap ari safe fire escape from tine
third 1UI fourth floor windows. the
lower Stories at flr house being set iu
rut lu ono mountain.
Moderate Charges For Baths.
The highest price permitted to be-
charged for course OF twenty hot
baths is S. From This maximum Che
prices scale down 10 s. The govern
mrrt maintains free hathhouse Tor
mo mdlsent ana also "a hlthhouse n
The splendid army ana navy hosptTI
nsrrhel up on a datteusi Bite in the
.|HH o. the mountain.
Walks OF drives over the mountains
serve to help pags away .he time and
10 give exercise and thc cNhilaration of
delightful Views of scenery. The gof.
eminent has BUILT eleven miles of splon-
did mountain drFewnys Every year
these roads are being Improved and exc
tended The reservation fupermtend-
eut Martin A EIsele has charge m ali
me gov Hwmeut property ana if Uncle
SANS executive boss 90 hot springs
Recently one ~ me bathhouae muu-
arerH refused to discharge az the de-
mand of the superintendent "a negro
hath attendant who has been convict
ed of drumming Cor "a physician n
violation OF the law The United states
M America immediately shut on me
hot water supply from this particular
hathhouso, thus putting o. out of hunl
moss until such time as DO may decide
to comply with thc regulations und "he
good" ROBERrus Iowa
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DIVORCE MILLS
WEEKLY GRINDING
wife Seeks Separation, Man Goes
To Jail, Threats to
Another.
ealST FAD VARIATIONS.
~o Two Thugs We're Matched BcfOre
judge Morse Neutrality-suspicious.
Decree 60 stand.

Four divorce proceedings came bo.
fore Judge Morse Yesterday aftor-
,oon. one wife and one husband app
rlying for legal separation. while a
riodincation Of decree was asked
for i'm one case. and Ia the fourth n
man was sent TO Jail for failure Co
nav nIimouy TO his former wife, as
ibe court had ordered.
Elizabeth Hendry told how that for
81 number OF months her husband.
John A. Hendry had failed TO pro-
,ide the necessaries Of life for herr
self and children Corroborative evil
dencc was introduced. and the plain
Tins prayer for divorce. permanent ALI
nony, the homestead and the custody
Of the children was granted. The
Tcndrvs were married at ogden, teh.
.. 1883.
Netto Woods was granted a divorce
from James 4. Woods. upon the ground
col nou-support. Mrs. Adeline Stew
arc mother OF the plaintiff. testified in
her daughters behalf. The defend
ant is railroad man.
WIFE DESERTED HIM.
According TO the evidence Of Fred
Carpenter. substantiated hy oscar
Rollins. his wife Sarah Carpenter,
deserted him Aug 2l. 1905. They
were MARI q in Blaine county ld1..
ip 1898. 8 divorce was granted %
Carpenter.
july last sarah Parsons was he
Vorccd from Il. a. Parsons, ana ca
oct 81 she was married 90 "a Mr..
Jones. The cX-husbaud yesterday asit-
ed Judge Morse Co modify that por-
ton of the decree wherein the moth
en- was permitted 20 have custody OF
N.H.r
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KrRMER MAKES STATEMENT.

The case of Sisam against the Unit
ed States smelling company viii prob
ably be concluded in tho United
States court Monday adjournment have
ing been taken yesterday until that
time. Al adjournment the defense
was introducing testimony and 10 IS
believed they win conclude soon af-
Ter the session is resumed.
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sHARP oAsE AGAIN.
May he Seeking Additional Evidence
Against L. =. Coal Company.

From the names OF several witnesses
appearing before the Federal grand ju-
nv IL would appear that that body u
inquiring more deeply into the case Of
D. j. sharp, a former coal dealer Of
this city. who. It is claimed. was dis
eliminated against by the Union Pacific
Coal company endire iu tho disco u-
ton OF the frm. This case was first
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JIMMY GIBSON BENEFIT
Friends of veteran DoOrkccpcr TO Raj
N Round In Time OF Need.

Are YOU going % boost for the hene-
ft 60 be given to Jimmy Gibson at
the Salt Lake Thcoter on the evening
of NOV. %? OF course you are. Every
body who knows Jimmy" and that
means every person who has passed
through the main entrance Of the salt
Lake Thelter during the past dozen
years, will take an interest I'm the beue-
ft Jimmy" was doOrkecpcr az the
theater for many years ana his robust
f1p1lre and happy countenance were
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SMOKE CASE NEARs END.

fore Master IN Chancery S. Ii. Lewis
iu the circuit court room OF the Unit
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Mrs Eva w. Cummings complained
that alimony had not been paid by
divorced o short time ago. CUMMINGS
was in court, and when asked by JuGge
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Won't Dchatc With socialist.

New York. Dee go Gaylord
Wiltshire. "the millionaire socialist
who has tried for months Go arJuz.
a debate with Chancellor james q
DAY of Syracuse university. buoVu
as "thg defender of the trusts" 900.
uuuuce~ thJt Day has finally Uud
definitely refused to meet him ou
the platform Wiltshire Offered fu
pas pat uurHils fur bi. rim, it us
would debate with him tbr question
should fbr nation own th, fru,r-'
Chancellor pas ua.rd hls refusal uu
tbe ground chat his university vplk
uow mII, occupies bts time. and that
hr doubtrt tHy profit uf such s di-.
,ussiou. because Boz. believes -ugiu.
Hm l- su ytsue a dortriuv Ntietie,
shs s % utuksr. editor sud capital
tst ss ~sII 1s t socialist. has ta.uN
attempted tu SEVERAL traa tp s..
snss fal dyuafes Wtth dlstiuza shed
msu ouge nffeliu8 William q HrsH
$40 unH be- he NvU'1 m.rf him .a N
discussion nI fhr sHblysf r. ..tI.
ru
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CONSPIRACY AGAINST CUPID.


New York, Dec. Despite the
hard times ard the financial panic.
Cupid Is now working overtime In
New York. The coming holiday seas
on promises 10 be an unusually live
Is one, from matrimonial stand
point. possibly due to the fact that
the legal conspiracy against Cupid.
engineered through the state legis-
lature. will become effective on the
first OF the year. After that date.
those whose hearts are pierced by
the little gods arrows cannot secure
relief by hasty trip to little
church around corner. They VIII
have TO take a trip to the city
clerks office. and that dignity, after
unwinding many yards OF red tape,
may or may not grant license, as
he sees fit. Now a license is not
necessary to secure the tying OF the
knot In New York state In short,
New York state is going out of the
Gretna Green business after January
, list.
Licenses Will be issued by city and
town clerks, on blanks provided by
the state board of health. Applicants
| for licenses will be required to swear
| that they are OF legal age and make
affidavit to their right TO marry be-
| fore he clerk will condescend to con
slider them in the light of matrimon-
| ial aspirants. Minors will have 10
have the written consent OF parents
, or guardians, or there will be moth
| ing doing Clergymen or others VINO
marry people who are not equipped
with the necessary document VIII be
fined and possibly sent to Jail