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Arizona republican., 1907-09-18
THE FUNERAL OF MRS. HAY


DEN-A large number of residents Of
Phoenix went to Tempe yesterday at
ternoon 10 attend the funeral of Mrs.
Sarah ID. Hayden, which took place at
four O'Clock.
LICENSED TO WED-A marriage
license was issued yesterday 10 Paul
X. Mickey and Seapi NJ. Howard.
Both are Indians of the Hopi tribe ana
have been students of the Phoenix In
dian school,
w. c. T. U. MEETING-The regu-
lar meeting of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will be held in the
parlors of the First NJ f. church. cor
ner of Monroe street and Second av-
enue. this wednesday, afternoon.
SUIT FOR DIvORCE-Suit for di-
vorce was filed in the district court
yesterday by Anna Greenley against
James T. Greenley on the ground OF
abandonment and failure to support.
Tne parties were married in Los An
geles five years ago.
A BUSINESS TRIP TO COAST
George p. Good. the mining engineer
who has been here for the past few
days in the interest of a large mining
. concern. lelt lot the COAST lstSt HlSill
on business. He may return shortly.
and from here will leave for Canada to
examine a million dollar property. He
expects To return here in October.
A DRAMATIC SCHOOL-Joseph H.
Wheelock has lately returned from
Colorado. where he has been spending
the summer. Ii is said that Mr..
Wheelock may open a school for in
struction in the dramatic art in the
course of the fall. Until compelled by
illness to give up temporarily his dra-
matte career. Mr. Wheelock was one
of the most promising Of the younger
actors of the New York stage.
AN AUTOMOBILE TRIP-W. W.
Jones. real estate man of Kansas
City. is on his way to the coast in an
automobile and he is coming by the
somewhat roundabout way Of Fl Paso
and Phoenix. Ii is not a pleasure tour
but one of business. and he. expects
to return to the town on the Kaw
within three months from the time of
starting. He is accompanied only by
a chauffer. Mr.. Jones intended TO
leave Kansas City last Friday and ev-
erything was ready for the beginning
VI liit AItH Il Slifdh Oh
erstition asserted itself and he put off
the start until early the following
morning. The machine in which he is
coming has been tested by long tours
through Oklahoma and the Indian
Territory
CONSUL is GRATEFUL. - Senior
Agustin Pima. Mexican consul at Phoe
fix, who had large part Of the work
and responsibility Of the recent most
creditable celebration of Mexican In
dependence. desires to express for
himself and his associates their appre-
citation Of the Kindness Of all who as
sisted in the festivities. He partic-
ularly mentions the local territorial.
county and town officials and all the
Americans who in any way contribute
ed to the success of the celebration,
thereby showing a friendly feeling to-
ward the sister republic and her peo-
pie.
a NEW PIICINEcS HnMHcPN Ii
Arizona republican., 1907-09-18

stale in one day. 1t cannot. The in
gradients prevent that.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-18
A NEW BUSINESS coNcERN-H

BuchholtZ of Los Angeles arrived in
the city yesterday and will have
charge of new wholesale fruit and
produce company which has rented the
building next to the owl Drug store
on First Avenue. The name Of the
Arizona republican., 1907-09-18

Frof. Fountain Music stores Nos. l
and 2. Special price for violin. man.
dolin and guitar lessons for the sum-
mer.
Arizona republican., 1907-09-18

CRAvENS SCHOOL OF MUSIC.
2iO West jefferson Street
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-12-13

H|
! ST..
II 81
Christmas Goods
Poured out of the Santa
Claus Sack into the
Big Stores Basement
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-12-13

Promptness and Care
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-12-13
taken in the delivery and package of all

leading feature during the Holiday rush,
and rest assured we will spare no pains to
both promptly and carefully pack and de-
liver all Holiday merchandise.
List of Goods
Suitable For Christmas Gifts to be found on
OUR MAIN FLOOR.
Toilet Goods Department.
Fine Soaps, boxed,
Folding Panel Mirrors,
Hand Mirrors, short and long,
Hair Brushes,
Clothes Brushes,
Nail Brushes,
Toilet Sets, bone
Toilet Sets, silver,
Toilet Sets, celluloid,
Manicure Sets,
Shaving Sets; Toilet Aprons,
Fancy Perfume Hearts,
Talcum Puffs,
Celluloid Soap Boxes,
Baby Toilet Sets,
Shaving Mirrors,
Perfumes-all makes and odors.
Fancy Goods Department.
Brass Ink Stands single
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-12-13

ToyIand
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-08

New York, June 5.-A bomb loaded with explosives of great power was discovered in the desk of Police Jus tice Kennall this morning. It was so planted that it would have explod- ed when the telephone was unlocked.
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-08
HIS AILMEN T.

Askum-Doesn't Lazenby work for your firm any more?
 Styles-No ever since he was married last week he's been too ln- disposed to work.
 Askum-What' he got?
 Styles-A rich father-in-law.- Phil adelphia Press.
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-08

lis the pretty girl at the desk over theer In the corner? By George, she's d beauty It's too bad that young. innocent girl like that has to be out in the world earning her own living
 "That's Miss Laurens. replied the assistant city editor. "She runs our Advice to Mothers department.
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-08
HIS TRAITOR LEGS.

{" Rastus. you look as if you had been run through cider mill. Whats the matter with your faee!'
 "Ovahconfidence. suh,
 "Overconidence?'
 "Yes. suh, ovahconiidence in my laigs, though I could call man a liar an get away-an' 1 didn't get away, suh. "-Chicago Tribune.
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-08
NNNNNNHNNNNN N%,N$SNNNSNNW' IT IS TO LAUGH
5~@@a@~@S@@%&@@@%&S%@@s@
THAT SMALL BROTHER.

Nr. Kurios-So Miss Martin is your eldest sister? Who comes after her.
 Small Brother-Nobody now. but pa says the first feller comes after her can have her. Exchange.
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-08
nLse heen fooled again. v

Fooled again. repeated his master. What do you mean?h
 Well. sah, ' continued the darkey. in the same tone. "It am this way : I krowed from the first, from de way you acted bout dat dem john, dat you had yo' suspishuns ob me. and dat sho' made me feel pretty blue. l got distressed an didn't care. Why, sah, fo' mos two weeks now Ise been trying to comimt suicide outer dat hott lp v
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-08
PATHETIC CASE.

X prominent lawyer of Bradford, x. H.. suspected his colored servant of tampering with certain brand of fine whiskey in his wine cellar. The employer decided to adopt measures to varify his suspicious. says Harper's s holding his private stock to become empty. and then, instead of rehillng it. placed the remainder in bottles and labled each one 'poison.
 One evening on returning home un expectedly, he found his servant with one of the bottles. Seizing the bottle from the darkey's hand, he exclaim- ed in a tone of horror:
 "Great heaven, Sam. Do you know what you have been doing; This bottle is marked poison.
 The negro took the bottle and sur veyed it closely. Then he sniffed at it. A melancholy smile passed over his dusky countenanee and he re- piled:
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-08
ANOTHER BREED.

ANUIH II EtN bhF.ED.
 "Now about air ships. 7 "Well?" twill they allude to them as aerial greyhounds? .u ''Why, certainly not. They will be skyterriers, if anything. '-Wash- ington Herald.
 ''Papa, how many stars are there?' "You will know that when you are older, my son. and then Suddenly interested) and then you can tell me. Transatlantic Tales.
 SH-SH. DON'T TELL ANYBODY. ''Who." asked the new reporter,
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-08
LESE MAJESTE.

Ann-You don't tell me that that gem of cook left Mrs. Dust.
 Flo-Yes: you see Mrs. Dust refused to change grocers when the cook ana the delivery boy fell out.-Puck.
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-08
WILL. . VI. ESTION.

Little Willie's sister was being baptized. Everything went well until Willie happened to catch a glimpse of the water in the font, when he began peering about seriously, and finally exclaimed in piping voice, audible to the whole congregation. Where's the soap. "-Lippincott's Manazina
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-08

San Francisco. June 5.-It has been decided by judge and attorneys to push the Schmitz trial through as speedily as possible. With this object in view the court will hold evening sessions in addition to the day.
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-08

Our meats are all kept in cold storage, which means that you get nothing stale when you buy from Frye Bruhn's. If
The Ketchikan miner., 1907-06-08

If Dan Van Iderstine, formerly of Rush and Browns camp, Kasaan, will communicate with C. w. Hast ings, BOT, Maclay Building, Port land, Oregon, he will hear of some thing to his advantage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-28

with many beautiful plants aud the
floral offerings were profuse.
NEW TRANsOM LITTER.
The farmers and merchants ana the
Provo Commercial a. Savings banks.
are installing the new transOm filters
which are patented by Walter Cox and
Peter r.. Peterson. both citizens on
Provo. The device is very simple and
the manufacturers are receiving more
orders than they are able TO aItena
too under present facilities MI Cox
viii leave for salt Lake the early part
OF next week.
MEDICOs MEET
The second semi-annual meeting Of
the Third Councillor District society
will be held az Provo Monday and
Tuesday next December 30 and 81, at
the Commercial club rooms. Hon.
Mayor j. "A. irisby and Mayor-elect
c. D. Decker viii welcome the medical
men The Utah County Medical So
ciety viii convene Dec. 30. 10 being IL
annual meeting and viii be the first
meeting OF the session.
SUIT TO RECOVER SfSI. IL.
g. a. Ewing has filed suit against
George Whipple 10 collect the sum or
Sl81.l0 for merchandise sold and deliv-
cred 60 him at Soldiers summit
LEFT FOR GREAT BRITAIN.
Elder Walter p. whitehead left
Provo for Salt Lake yesterday and
viii leave salt Lake tonight at 9
O'Clock for Great Britain to fulhll "a
call Boo the mission field
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-28
JANUARY PETIT JURY LIST.
Funeral of Mr.. kellogg-Medicos
: Mccting-New Transom LITTER.

Funeral of Mrs. kellogg-NIedicOs
Mccung-New Transom LITTER.
Provo Dec. 2S.-The following petit
jurors were drawn by order Of the dis
trict Judge for the January term Of
court.
Enoch Monk Spring Lake; sheridan
Stewart. Springville. j. b. Walton
Martin A Gay, Provo, Joseph -.
Reynolds. sprngville; Herman Snow,
Salem. Henry Elmer Thistle william
II. Nebekei, Salem A. W. Sorenson,
Goshen, Robert Crompton, American
Fork r. ID, Strong Alpine; Peter Oper-
nan. Benjamin. n. O. Wood. Spring
VILE; Thomas b. Parker, American
Fork David Bateman. Alpine; n. f.
English. Lehi. j b. Maycock. Spring
Vile: Andrew Olson. Santaquln. j. b.
Richmond. Provo. A. n. child, Spring
Nnle William w Haws. Provo NJ. W
ingalls,. Lehi; j. W. Bell. Spanish Fork;
u. W. Stewart. Pleasant Grove, J. A..
Goodwin. Lehl
FUNERAL OF MRS KELLOGG
The Methodist church was crowded
yesterday afternoon with relatives,
friends and representative citizens. who
met 90 pay tribute OF respect 90 the
memory of Mrs. Harriet Newell Clark
kellogg the venerable LADY, of 80
years Pastor n. II. johnson cSnducted
nd services The choir rendered two
selections and william d. Roberts Jr.
sang "The Holy city DR. "a. j. Tai
bert Of Salt Lake delivered the funeral
sermon. The church was decorated
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-28
BROWN AND WIFE
AGAIN SCRAPPING
Quarrel on Grant Avenue and
Wife Takes a Couple Of
Shots at Husband.
PROBABLE ABDUCTION CASE.
Bartender and Ills Girl "Wife" Under
Arrest--Recltless Driving Under
BaR-Worthless Checks

ogden, Dec. 2s.-The troubles of
charles Brown and his wife Ada Heath
Brown instead OF growing better seem
20 be getting worse, and Il Is almost
wonder that one or the other Of them
has not yet met death at the others
hand. Their latest escapade occurred
yesterday afternoon when they met on
Grant avenue in front of the postoffice.
They exchanged words OF no mild
character and Brown. so his wife de-
clares. told her he would take their
little child from her or else Kim her
Their quarrel grew louder and more
heated, when suddenly Brown picked
up brick and struck his wife a. heavy
blow on the head. cutting an ugly
cash, As quick as a flash she drew
a 3s caliber revolver from her pocket
and fired two shots after him as ne
ran down the street and made his
get away In an alley. officer Layne
CHANGED TO be near by and was soon on
The scene. BY the time he had ar
rived Taylor, who runs a cigar stand
next door to the postoffice, had taken
Mrs. Brown into his store where the
wound was bathed officer Iayne in
quired into the circumstances Of the
affair and decided only TO take the
gun away from the woman and to
let her 20 home TO the baby. An
effort was made to locate Brown but he
had made good his escape
About a year ago the Browns had
some desperate troubles at that time
ne was drinking heavily and it was
claimed he tried to Kill her. He was
arrested but the matter was fixed up
and he was taken to Denver by rela-
tives 10 get him out OF the state. A
short time later Mrs. Brown applied for
n divorce but before the matter came
up they patched up their differences
and the suit was dropped. She went To
Denver with their children 10 try life
over again with him. She says that
FOR short time he was an right. but
started 20 drink again and treated her
cruelty. About a month ago she left
him and came home 10 Ogden bringing
with her the children. Since then she
has been living with her father Harry
Heath, on Jefferson avenue. Brown
followed her to Ogden IN a short time.
Since his arrival here they have had
several meetings that were in no way
pleasant and Mrs. Brown fearing her
life took to carrying a pistol She
says she did not shoot TO kill him
yesterday but only scare him away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-28

name as Maggie Glyiin. n the theory
OF the Officers is correct they made ~
good capture ns they think 10 is o.
case Of abduction. The two for
month have occupied q room together
ever Smadings plumbing shop on
Twenty-fourth street. The girl claims
to be % years OF age. but looks not
day over I and is childish in her
ways. and 10 was this fact that att
uacted the attention OF neighbors
who complained To The police. The
girl had told neighobrs that she was
the man daughter aud that her moth
ei bad died in the San Francisco dis
astcr
When Detective Pender aud Ser
rDaui Tout called az the department
yesterday the girl with short dresses
and two braids OF hair down her back
came TO tho door The man was ion
bed. The two claimed 10 have been
% arried "a year ago at Santa Rosa.
CAL, and until a message o. received
from the police either affirming their
story OF being married or denying it.
no charge viii be preferred against
Scott. who rs 80 wears of age and q
big. husky fellow. The girl says She
Was born I'm Grass valley. Cal. where
her father lives She Says sho told
people ihc was Scotts daughter be-
cause she looked so young To- be his
wife
RECKLESS DRIVING UNDER BAN.
The reckless driving. especially 10y
delivery boys must stop or the PEN
atty OF the law viii fan heavy on the
viclltors Chief of Police Browning
has issued the following order 70 the
officers;
Complaints are coming in daily
about delivery boys driving around
corners in excess Of the speed ordin-
ance. You are specially instructed 10
see that the law rs enforced
This instruction is given as a warm
ing 10 an reckless drivers TO ston fast
driving over street crossings or around
corners. for the law In that respect
must be obeyed.
WORTHLESS CHECKS PASSED.
Reqmsition papsrs are being pre-
pared TO be presented to Gov. Cutler
for the return 10 ogden of Morris
Cohni charged with fraudulently OBJ
tanning from A. Sch0spfeldt 800 and
from David Rosenthal $50 on worth
less checks. Sheriff Sebriug is look.
ing after the case and viii go to Chey-
enne. Wyo.. for Cohu where he Is now
serving a term for a similar ofense.
FUNERAL OF MRS. BROWN.
The time Of the funeral services over
the remains Of Mrs Harriet Canheld
Brown. widow OF Francis a. Brown,
who died yesterday. aged % years. has
been changed 10 1890 Sunday at the
Fifth ward Westinghouse, instead Of
o'clock, as previously announced. Those
desiring TO view her remains may do
80 az tho home, 2506 Madison avenue,
tomorrow morning up to ~ o'clock.
Mrs. Brown was first counselor e.
President Jane :. Richards of The
Weber stake Relief societies. She was
one Of the pioneers aud most highly
respected women in ogden.
FISTIC EXHIBITION.
ogden is TO have a real fistio exhibit
ton on Jan 13. az the Grand Opera
House, between Battling Nelson and
Rudolph UnhOlz the BOer champlcx
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-28

until Do. m. program viii De- rene
dorpd. consisting of tho best talent Of
inc ward. aud speeches from many of
lia leading numbers. From @ 90 D..
m. Doc people win be- hanquetod. The
remainder of the evening WIN ho given
10 dancing. and all Who feel disposed
cam Indulge Boo This pleasure. Tho pro-
gram f0lluWa
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Prayer .....ttt. t-+t-tt+--ti W. brown
Address of welcome. ,.-t,.........
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-28
MAYFIELD.
school Cantata and Home Dramatic
Visit al stOrk.
TIVE coUPLEs WEp.

school Cantata and Home Dramatic
Visit of stOrk.
Special Correspondence.
Msyheld. sanpete co.. Dec. 26 During
the month ~ December the stork has
been very generous. II left boys at the
homes OF Arthur Andersen. Erastus
Sorensen and Arthur Christensen, aud
a girl at Thomas Clnyton'r.
There b. az present a. case OF measles
an town hoo thc family of LOWS Ander-
SON. who recently moved from Center
Geld, whore his family had been cK-
posed
Tho district school put ON tho stage
last ThurdaT ulkht Caufata which
pleased tho school patrons Kery much.
it showed tho children at their best
ana also evidenced the energetic work
of the teachers.
Dec. 2l the Home Dramatic company
under tnD management of Nose John
son Of springyillo. put on the play "m
Peril of Her Life. in which tho play
ers showed considerable ability in ORA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-28

the Agricultural college teachers.
THE scandinavlans Of this city and
vicinity will hold their annual reunion
at the Opera House Wednesday evcn-
inr Jan. :.
COMMEMORATIVE SERVICES.
At the tabernacle services Sunday
afternoon the following excellent proc
gram was carried out
Far. far away on Iudcag plain"
was sung by the tabernacle choir.
Prayer by Patriarch William D.. Wat
kins.
Singing. Again We meet etc.
Mrs. Ella y. Valentine read tho
greeting Of the First PRESIDENCY in the
Christmas News"
singing. "The Herald Angels
Elder Nele Jensen gave au interest
Ing and instructive account off the ife
and mission OF the Savior
Joseph smith the Prophet was re-
cited by Miss Anna Laura Stnhl.
sons the star OF Bethlehem by
Victor f. Madsen.
bishop Lorenzo N. stohl delivered
very able lecture on the life and
labors OF the Prophet Joseph Smiths
Singing. "Hark. Hark My SOUL
Benediction by S. Norman Ire.
sCANDINAVtAN CHRISTMAS.
Christmas AefhINNS were nNll IN iNN
tabernacle vestry Christmas day az no
a. m. by the scandinavian organiza-
ton. President a. e.. Christensen i'm
charge A fine program of songs
readings and speeches had been pre-
pared A large number Of representa-
tlvos from the three Scandinavian
countries were in attendance.
FUNERAL OF MRS. WHOM.
Funeral services over the remains N
Annie jackson WiXom were held in
| the Second ward han Tuesday. Elder
| Peter Knudsen in charge. The speak
ers were Peter Sorensen y. J. Nalon-
| tine. n. J. rishiArn. $. n. Lee j. r.
/ Merrill Susauah r Booth and Emelia
H. Madison Of the stake Relief So
/ clety. Charlotte Roden and stake Pros
/ dent Oleeu y. Stohl, Mrs WiNom
| was born in England. 1896 Joined the
Church when 10 years ola; came to
Utah I'm 1866 IN the fan % the year
I she became the wife 81 Justin j.. Wix-
| ON; She has always been "a faithful
worker I'm the various church organ
! igauons and was the stake treasurer
/ of Relief society for n years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-28
| Today $ Ogden News

William Quincy who e. promoting the
contest. has received "a telegram OF ace
Coptance from tho fighters that the
terms proposed are satisfactory and
that they will come here To- prepare
for the bout Tho men are Co enter the
ring at 1873 pounds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-28
DEATH OF MRS. EMMA BUTLER.
Resident of Weber County for so
Nenrs Closcs Hnnored Cnrecr OF ~.

Ogden, Dec. 2S.--Mrs. Emma But
Ter, whose home was IN MarriOtts, and
who has been "A highly esteemed resi-
dent Of this county for more than 30
years. died n salt Lake city THIS
morning. at the home of her daughter.
Mrs Emma Smith. where she had beer
visiting for two months She was 70
yeasr OF age. and Is survived by four
children. 40 grand children and several
great grandchildren. She came 90 Utah
iu one OF the early handcart COM
panics-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-28
BRIGHAM CITY.
COMMEMORATIVE SERVICES.

scandinavian Observe Christmas
Funeral of Estcemcd ~. n Worker
Special Correspondence
Brigham city Dec. 2l.-'fhc Home
Dramatic company Of this city present
"a the Ticket ~ Leave Man to fun
house laft saturday afternoon and
evening The splendid rendition proved
that home talent "A Far SUPERIOR I'd
ninc-ffouiha N ihe travelling frouucs
that play az the opera houe
FARMERs SCHOOL
A five days farmers institute viii he
held Ia BriEham clfy neat month by
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-28
FIRST WARD REUNION Jan. 3.


Murray Dec 20 Murray Frst ward
viii hold its FIRST ward reunion FRIDAY
Ian. 3. Arrangemonis have been made
f0r an unusually good time. and am the
people of tho ward are cordially in-
ylied. regardless Of color on creed. Ihe
reunion opens ut o'clock from then