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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-23

<. Auguste Rodin, the world famous French sculptor, who..is president of the International Society of Painters, Sculptors and Engravers, was born in Paris in 1S4O. He in childhood show ed much artistic talent and on reach
 ing manhood at once proceeded to the study of art. He became a member of the artistic circle in Paris and from 1864 until 1870 he was a recognized
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-23

Perhaps the President waited fol that interview with MT. Watson or the greenback question, before rec ommending definite plan of currency reform to Congress.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-23
-odo

Mrs. Howard Gould's effort to in duce the court that $7O0 skirt is a necessity, will result in making some young men think once more before leaping into matrimonv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-23

member of the group of talented scholars of the famous sculptors Barys and CarrierABelleuse In 1870 he went to Brussells and working under the instructions of Van Rasbourg for sev- en years. Since then he has resided in Paris. Among his famous 1ofhs are
 .usts of Victor Hugo, Balzac, Roche fort and Mrabeau.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-23

crawl on to one of Uncle Sans grea war vessels. Respectfully,
 JESSE R. CORE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-12-23

Skating at Majestic Rink Xmas afternoon and night. Full brass band at both ses- | sion. '' ~ ''..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
First Real Snow Storm
Makes City Look Wintry

After an unusually open fai winter
announced its arrival with a snow
storm OF the real old-fashioned variety.
White flakes began nurrying through
the air shortly after midnight night
before last and after promising 20
clear started IN again yesterday MORN
ing ana after a short respite IN the ar .
eruoou began again last night This
morning everything was covered with
1.-THE city had a most wlntry appear
ance. Bright and early the street car
company had It's swcepers and gangs
OF men out cleaning the trucks aus
downtown switch lay-outs A gang
OF mon was stationed at the Main
street corners and although fast work
with brooms and shovels was done IT
was almost noon before the switches
were clean. Cars carrying their loads
OF lahorers ana professional people io-
To- town moved slowly Oh account OF
the slippery condition OF the tracks.
especially on stretches of track with
heavy grades Wires were coated with
snow and az noon drew near the sticky
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
JUST IN Time.
Some Salt Lake City People May
Wait Till Us Too Late,

Don't walt until too late.
Re sure and be On time.
Just IN time with kidney lIs
Means curing the back
Before hackache becomes chronic
Before serious urinary troubles set IN.
Doan's Kidney ~ WIN do This.
Here is Salt Lake city testimony TO
prove a..
o. T.. Moody. living at 30 south Sixth
West ST.. Salt Lake city Utah.
says u do not think there IS another
remedy on the market today which will
cure baciache as quickly as Doonc's
Kidney pills My back had given me
trouble for six months n ] stopped
over I became stiT and lame, and O.
was with difficulty that I could arise.
sharp pains would start ut my kid
neys and radlate throughout my body
causing me much suffering Deciding
% give Doan's Kidney Pills "a trial I
procured a box al the +. j. Hin DRUG
Co They give me relief az once. so /
continued taking them and was ohsn-
lutely and permanently cured or the
trouble. II is "a year since / used
Doan's Kidney Puls and have not hao
a return OF the complaint since
For sale by all dealers. Price 70
cents. Foster Aillburn Co. Btinlo,
New York, sole agents for United
States.
Remember the uame-Doans-and
take no other
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
LATE LOCALS.

Bank Clearlngs-Todays local bank
cIearings amounted 70 S56G.3S4.93 as
against &l233.lo9.62 for the same day
iast year
Mrs. Pitchforth Dead-Mrs. Mary
Mitchell Pttchforth died az her home
in Nephi Nov 90. al tho age OF 81
Years Mrs Pitchforth came 10 Utah
in the second company IN the year
lS4T.
Small Freight Wrock-Thore was a
freight wreck on the salt Lake Route
az Lohi this morning which blocked
travel So that people at Sandy desir-
ing 90 come up to the city had 10
stage 30 to Murray. and then ride in
rn the street cars
Daughters OF Pionecrs-The gene
illogical section of the Daughters II
... Pioneers viii meet tomorrow af-
i.inupn at 3 o'clock no the Lion house.
Recorder McAllister win be present
and Wll deliver q lecture.
Now n Chlcago-J r.. Greayes. as-
Iaut chemist or the Agricultural roI-
I.rD Hi Utah and wife. formerly Miss
fcInD.N Dudley OK Logan. are attend
.l I0. University ut Illinois this year
..' 'T01ffs H doing graduate work
. fE'.uHN under Dr Hopkins
Iinriurn from DeuNcr--'rha Deu
'.'NN. .r company put dozen Unr-
I'M Denver to work thls week
.H. N# UHW about as MANY men ss
i' .n u.. lu .h1t department Thr
.tr .a" HEs.aI ouf completely. ana
Poo I'Hu who .nHrglted it has left for
.' .H.H|"I. Tho company is doe
ua considerable construction work iD
r"rIIoru Ilahn
A.eug, IIie- Arfl.l.. ..t. t..-t.
Nrf InfI.r agency hIed articles ~ m-
corporation with tle county clerk t1-
N no r capitalized at $4,000. dl-
FI.h into 10000 shares of the pnr
t.IHr 'f N "1rh NJ Del "a salt lake
..UUtrU. #rI ihe officers named sre
Pred d. Gardner president. Aaron
N.'.. NIrr president. Ralph sharkey.
secretary and treasurer The pur-
Ifr's nf fhe company as set forth .n
Ono articles are the conducting IN ,
general mercantile agency. ooIlectIons.
IihDrIns statistics. etc.
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Down I'M the Chamber Of Commerce
building on Third South street are
lot NJ Utah trout. They are part OF
the exhibits and attract more than
their share OF attention. A tank or
generous size, with a steady supply OF
fresh water. has been built for them
and they seem perfectly contcnted ane
healthy IN their home. Tourists who
visit the chamber drop crumbs into
the tank but this g. not the only source
of food for the fishes Hard times may
como and hard times may go but their
meals 20 right along I'm spite OF them
They are fed every other day with at
due formallty and celebration and the
ceremony has its regular crowds OF
spectators in the form OF small boys
interested strangers and attendants and
attaches OF the place. Every other day
YOU may see a boy or man enter the
Chamber OF Commerce with a small
bundle under his arm. Behind him Is
usually a number Of small boys
"Oh, BIZ. come'n IN. They's goin' TO
feed the hshes?' and Bill. with papers
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stuff dropped ou the shoulders and
hats OF pedestrians
The records taken by the weather
bureau show nearly 4 inches OF snow
fell. at the corresponding time last
year there was lots OF 60 on the ground
from earlier storms but Tor the real
beginning OF winter. this years show
ing is exceptional Salt Lake became
rather Indifferent To- the uearness OF
winter owing 10 the run OF fine fan
weather and lu the main put on rpk-
ing up autumn leaves and burning
thcm and as result bitches are fun
OF them with the SNOW melting small
floods may be expected. When the
next stretch of clear weather comes
thercu De poo further delay iu getting
yards Con- shape for winter Many per
sons have already done this cover
Ing their lawns with fertilizers. Others
have Just started --thoyc who did NOS
put or until tomorrow what they could
have done week ago are happy be-
cause their lawns get the benefit OF
au early sceplg> Therell be more
hurries tonight ana probably tomorro
as there IS considerable moisture in
The air but when this settles and pre-
cipitates ran OF fair and clear Us
expected,
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WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

spgnr House Ward--A farewell en-
tcrta5Dr,ont will be given In sugar
House ward amusement hall. FRIDAY
evening Nov. 3D. in honor Of Elder
Ne.-if rrod~eor. who leaves shortly FOR
mission to Great Britain.
Ninth Ward-A series Of dances IS
b.inr given ia the Ninth ward for the
bencft Of the ward institutions. The
r.yt dance win be held Friday even
ING Nov 22 in the ward amusement
hali corner OF Fourth south and FIFTH
East streets. An invited.
Eleventh Mnrd-Tomorrow (Fri-
dayl evening. at o'clock in the Elcv-
euth ward assembly hall vocal and
Instrumental concert Tor the beneht
~ tho missionaries iu the field from
chat ward. Ulll bee given. This Is an
aurual custom in that ward. its object
being % secure means 20 send Christ
mas remebrancC7 to The missionaries.
She following program viii be present
ed. and mo- doubt Che affair VIII De
as enjoyable and successful az usual;
Selection ............. ..... Choir
Trio ... Erma Felt Josephine Gus
taveson. and Ethel Tucket.
Recitation .......... Kitue towering
Violin solo .......... Clarence Burton
Alice Wickens and Lois Edwards
Mandolin selection .............
Eva Norton and While stafford.
Baritone solo ........ Melvin Peterson
Solo on new organ .............
............ Edward p Kimbau.
Recitation .............. Vida Fox.
Piano solo .....-...... Alice Coulam
Selection Observation-Disclosures. Choir
Accomranist Matte Read Evans
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The Stringency Does Not
Worry These Trout At All

under his arm joins the small process
sion The bundle Is turned over TO
one ~ the attaches OF the building who
is armed with "a ladle whitfield some
hing ike % putty knife. AS he unrolls
the bundle a mass Of something. re-
semblng hamburger, is exposed 10
View The trout gather at the side ~
the tank and wuggle hungrny. The
royal purveyor to their fiuny mafesties
scrapcs "a stickiul OF the raw meat
and drops lt into the water. There
is scrimble aud-Lae meat is gone.
Another splash. Another scramble
and more has been eaten. 70 takes
several minutes 10 exhaust the supply
This mOrnlng % number OF visitors
watched The proce'- ings and. like an
tourists DO, asked "a lot Of questions
They were told the fish are a part Of the
display seen st the state fair and MEM
hers Of the states own family. Gaming
from the hatchery maintained by Utah
what is that YOU are feeding them -
asked one Of the Interested spectators
Utah trout are tony" said the at
tache, this is ground liver and tho
butcher picks out the best FOR en- as
he knows nothing else is good enough.
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Tho Wrong spirit

Alfred a. Love. tho famous peace nd
vocate. he'd been protesting DOB ph'ladeI-
phia agaist the great quantity % milf
tary features Do preparation f1r tho
jamestown Exposition
Really Doe concluded. with r. smile.
zone would think that the whole world
was animated and kept progressing by "a
spIrit of hatred and revenge and bitter
enmlty one would think that-but r.r-
hans you know the story
pale van woman ON her deathbed.
SAID On weak voice 10 her husband
thug
Gladly my poor darling WIut De- Dr.
Il Hm fu PROMISE
Promise me that you win marry
Mary simpson.
.Ihr mon started
But be said. o. thought gou hated
q DO Henry" the dvIur uofr.u
whispered 7 want I1 gat oven v|fr
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SISAM RECEIVERS
FROM SHELTERS
Two Verdicts Aggregating $1,000
Rendered in favor OF
Plaintiff.

Joseph Slsam recovered damages
amounting to tl.sso.l5 and $50 on two
counts against the United states
smelling company FOR injuries done
bis property iu the southern END OF this
county by the fumes emitted from the
suokestacks of the defendant conn
pauN The s1ll was brought for SIDnuU
Brigham Clesg and Kane q Striugf'I
low were tle attorneys for Nj Slssul.
while HoWat a. Mcmillan appeare1 irG
dcfcudlut. TE. case may bc appealed
This is only one ~ many actions Apv
pending Iu Iur federal court ana o. DO
ut.watDl chat a- evidence is gained
hy the fumer and the lessons Learned
iu sloosesfI' litigation. the farmers %
thc valley may form an association
and hrius ONE immense damage sult
listing each farmers damages in s'I-
arafe counts iu their bin OF complain.
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Aueut tho lougfnIIuv revival Tl..b
co. srhIn n tho coare no tfr ra..nt lIn.
nor that BE- Caf. 'u Sew Iurk bon honor
NJ James Mclrrt. che president 10 fha
reuuf 'YnnIa RHIIraHI. fnII Hu Iuterrnf.
'rH story about fIr rnet
During ono ~ Iorrfrfnn'a Waits Cd
hrV York Hn Hid "Dnnth. who WA
n.a InE 'ilm.ri NHa taken fuddeuIr
mn ono m gao soon that hir unuorafudY
would have tn take his place mat night
The uudersfudY Wac highly clafed
nud Iu order tn have O. sufficiently dla-
iinH lIHnfd ana anurerIHflNe audience. he
snt down forthwith ana wrote some doE.
IN notes io me effect that he would tHkr
honth'a place thHt nlFhf. end Dispatched
hem 20 everybody ~ distinction in New
fQfk that pc had ever met or heard of
"one n these notes went ~ Innrfrlloug
LanEfeNow's laeonic answer wan
Thanks Tor timely warning
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TETMMOND -At or south SIKH
East street, Nor 40 at lf.10 o. mi.
Nr lda g., Drummond. daughter oi
Mr- s.. curtis
Funer announcement WIN be- made
later
boFIMAN--At MURRAY Nov go Of
ruarp"rtl f0ser. Mrs Johanna H0T-
man. wife of Frank Hoffman.
Ia" i1n rII 1901 Do from Banks
undertaking uarI0rs at Murray ON Erie
oHt 100 O'Clock u enc afternoon
jacobs -At tha residence 1901 aa,t
IH".t'n South street Nov %. 1907.
bulF Allen daughter of sra
Martha Amelia and the late Daniel
james jacobs. boo hcr third year
inHDIH| services win bo held Erie
day Soy 20. at 100 o'clock from Sue
ar House ward assembly hall mter-
mont DOB Mt OIlret cemeter.
McLAlN In this city. Nov. 90. 1907.
lrtuE McLmn, DOB his f0rty-seyenth
fUar Native OF Canada ANA late Of
bingham canyon. Utah
Tho Funeral services viii De- held
Friday nov 20. at p D.. m.. from me-
Funeral chapel of Joseph William Tav-
lar ~ south West TcmpIo street
Friends are invited t0 attend. In
to-ment in city ccmetry.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
MRS. HARTJlE WINS
COMPLETE VICTORY.

Philadelphia. Nov 2l.-Mrs Mary
scott Hartio who was sued FOR d.
Norce by her husband o.. Augustus
Hartle. The Pittsburg millionaire. won
q complete victory in theh Pcnusyl-
vauia superior court here today when
that tribunal affirmed iu its entirety
the decision OF tho Allegheny county
court which refused 60 grant Hartjo
divorce. The petitions filed by Hartje's
attorneys iu tine superior court asking
them TO reopen the case ON the
ground OF newly discovered evidence
were denied The petitions TO the
corut to reopen the case were based on
letters alleged 10 have ben written by
Mrs. Hartje To Thomas Nadine. the
former coachman. who was named as
e correspondent by MT Hartje
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WITHOUT pREJupIoE.

The case Of Thomas Demu against
the oregon snort Line railroad COM
uany came Co q sudden termination IN
Judge Lewis court Yesterday when
the prosecution moved 20 dismiss
without prejudice. This action was
taken when 20 became apparent that
the request Of the defense for a nom
suit would be granted. The trial had
been going on two days before a jury.
pemu was suing the railroad COM
pany for damages for alleged person.
Al injuries received while in its en-
ploy and while riding upon one OF ITS
cars
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WEATHER REPORT.

Record at ,be local Office. o.. f. wealth
or bureau, Tor "a hours, ending at o "a.
m today
Temperature at Is a. M. 90 degrees.
maximum 80. minimum so. mean. 20.
which ls 4 degrees below normal
Precipitation since first of month. ID
inch which Is g inch below the nor
mai. Accumulated excess since Jan. 1.
273 inches Relative humidity Rt 6 a.
no.. on per cent.
FORECASTS TILL Z. N. FRIDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake city and
vicinity. SNOW 0uues tonight and
probably Friday.
Utah Fair tonight and Friday.
r. j. HYATT
Eorfior Tlfraetrf.
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NON SUIT DENIED.

The case Of Noble versus Butterhcld
is still being heard before q jury IN
Judge Ritchie's court. Late yester-
day afternoon the defense asked that
the plaintiff be non-suited but the re-
quest was denied and today the de-
PENDANTS side OF the case IS being
heard The plaintiff is quite an aged
fran. and claims to have been badly
beaten by the defendant, who D. much
larger than his opponent and is
comparatively young man
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
MELVILLE ON TRIAL.
He Is Charged With Having Killed
Winfield Guthrie.

Helena, Nov. 2l-George Melville
was placed on trial ln the district
court on The charge Of killing Winhe.d
Guthrie. and tho hearing promises To-
attract great interest Melville and
Guthrie were employed al mine near
here, tho victim boarding with Mel
VILE
The defense Is that the admitted kill
ing was done because Of abuse OF Mrs
Melville Melville and his wife wers
the chief actors in the celebrated
bigamy case az Butte two years ago.
they being iu fail simultaneously on
that charge. Mrs. Melville had also
achieved fame By testifyinF against
former husband for the murder Of her
father which resulted In his life Inn
prisonment.
Although a very young woman. she
has been married three times. ana the
prosecution win endeayor to prove that
the deed was gone because of jealousy
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BROTHER OF MAJORS.
Charles Wagner Charged With Bat
terry Upon His wife.

There was "a patheuc incident In
Judge DiehIs court COON late yester-
day afternoon durlf- the hearing Of the
case against Charles Wagner. charged
with battery upon his wife. Wagner,
who 81 many years younger than his
wife. pleaded guilty 90 battery upon
her, but declared he was justified be-
cause Mrs Wagner had taken 70 drink.
Asst. city Atty. DAILY explained 20
Judge Diehi that Wagner Is "a brother
to The notorious Abe Majors, now serv-
ing life sentence FOO the Utah state
prison Tor murder. When Atty. DAILY
made the statement Mrs. Wagner.
mother OF the defendant ana Majors.
jumped to her feet and exclaimed:
wee, ! am his mother and thank God
Tor %. on my poor boys,'
tn" woman then became hysterical
but was not removed from the court.
room owing 90 the absence OF the
injured woman. Judge Dlehl continued
the c0so until this Afternoon when he
will impose sentence on Wagner
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HOHERTs COMrLIrE wonks

outlines ~ Ecclesiastical History H
81 lb, 81. i2lb The Gospel" 75c. ti25.
800, Sew witness Tor God" tl r0
3nc alc iac. "ltise ana Fam .r Nt,-
WOO. ii2b. 1926. Missouri Per.e.,,
Tons fl2a. t225 Mormon Dootrino
OF Deity 800. si25 ana ti.7s Desert
News Book Store. salt Lake city. Utah
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GOES TO JURY.

The case Of George o. Noble against
Edward Butterheld, which has been
on hearing I'm Judge Ritchie's SQUIRT FOR
two or three days past was given 20
the jury shortly before noon today,
and That body Is now out considering a
verdict .sakA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21

Why Rainbow chocolate.
are better, because McDonoHa
IS particular as to i0hof oo \,
INTO them-oniy the pur ysg'
only the freshest, oniy The 5e.,
then absolute cleGnline,...'
Other reasons, too. -
Just taste them. Packoo,
10 cents
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NOW READY

Origin OF the Rsoreanlzed. Chm.
ana the Question Of suooess.o,
Two discourses by Elder Jos.,A
smith, Jr, containing a concise ap5 =, 2.
torestine treatment of these n.y. III
that VIII be OF benefit 10 all tho Fls,.'
OF tho Church o. pages. price q. ' ''..
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thorobt rhc fNffa nrhdfrvA v0ull
comic and now ehc had Dob,
Nrs prou,, fhnf aha mad no quarrc
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"eh. ..ia u..t .t, ala .., toiiev.
b,t A-ti,,tr ,... tt, s.r,to-.a som
s.i5 Nfrs ng5i.. sre,tirg ~ Nh.
brown she added that the senator
n' ,,., .o,l '0, ~, .'' ,, ,nl's .ooV, az
..E.'.ot ,',i,.. t.,.,., ,t,, i,,t,d !.
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,no.,l..s n.y. WV me-, Ny p,,,.u sb.
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t.t,. ,,,,utI,,,.s ti.t IaaIf with Senator
ftr.o.r,. ls1l.tsv of llr and several
r1fre. vcre mentioned ns being inc
yoI,cl In connection with the case. one
of which was designated as Tho
Priests
She r.pu.tad the names Zoo letter tO
tho senator tn which she added
"Lot us forge, fh0W and SIP ife.s nee
tar from pIuh nfhrr'
"NNhat d'H Nnu mean hN fn1i. NJ.
Baker asked
"I don't know ae DO is NECESSARY i'
explain th.a.' replied iHc witness
Mrs Bradley a.d .., "'l. 70 i.'.,
h' WAS H'F..l 'l ~. s.,
aitor nu'h N.'rll''''lN l,l i,,.,
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,fr. bradley admitted chat Brown
,.... .FIlsf.H fn trr drink habit and
sn, Said trey frequently Uuarrclod
mn, ,..,,, ,..lr.tlbar Inc time YOU struck
bt',, .r Inc. mouth with am umbrella and
kno,ksl hIs t..th out she was asked.
"1 DO the Witness replied.
She hen detailed some OF ino lAlu'-
ulars OF "a disagreement saying Chat Dee
sii1 tfa' lhi" w r,. .,.3 tr,,tt,
tn' I'' "I''"
MN. -t..,, ...4 ..,
"hls le'tN were "a I'''' ''''' '''"
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Mrs. bradieN 'uiil''.' ,.e
.ia .r. had nure In 1896
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wv. f..,...- .r mind fhat
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sue t'lllI ..,N l'', .'f5 b.r .bc
i'oWH P', N'Ni 49, So s,tI
ought n't I'D t,-.. .i.,
She had not t'Id Nli' Nv lug ~.
n. III, t-a5 ~ lint Admitted
~ "a ..tI NJ, sl,, ,,-ss sfratJ
80. 80, ''' l.. &C. tbirg o.ouid boppcn
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len ~ se'4 'Ii"t s'l.ele,l.'H nv, toll
n ID.
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WILL BE BIG SUCCESS.

Testimonial to Jimmy" Gibson iu
Thcatcr Tomorrow Night.
The entertainment 20 be given to-
morrow evening, NoY. %, IN the Salt
Lake Thcster 20 Jimmy" Gibson. who
FOR many years was head doorkeeper
az the historic playhouse. promises 20
be "a big success. orders for tickets
have been coming Don thick and fast
from an parts OF the country and the
house viii undoubtedly be- crowded 90
its capacity Hundreds OF tickets have
been disposed OF by members OF the
Elks' lodge Of which Mr. Gibson is
member The program win be of a
musical and literary nature and win
be highly interesting
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


William Newman 90 Herbert John
Newman. part section Be- east.
range . west .....................S
Ella ~. Sheets 90 Milton L. Sheets.
part lots li-lf i've acre plat a..
HonOra Hughes tu Walter W
Thorue, Dot 81. block I plat O..
Desky's third addition
Hon1ra Hughes % Michael Mar
r.uau. lot =, block 2, plot Ues-
kys third addition ............
HOnora Hughes TO William A.
Myers, lot 81, block ]. Desky's
third addition ...................