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women FLEECED
BY SMOOTH MAN
r. e. Stewart is Accused OF Get
ting Money Under False
Pretenses.
MRS. M. B. MlLNER PAID S515.
Claims She Was Induced to Buy State
Agency for Toilet Articles Which
Had Already Been Sold.

a complaint charging +. Il. stewart
with obtaining money by false pre-
lenses was issued by Asst, County Atty
Haleh today upon the statcnent or
MrS, M. b. MIlner, who Claims that
Stewart feeced her out OF s5l5 by
means Of his smooth work. From the
Facts given by Mrs. Miner il appears
that Stewart has been undertaking TO
operate toilet article business IN this
alsy and offered all kinds Of induce
rnents 10 get agents BY means OF al
legged false representations as To The
amount of business he had been dcfr1g
and the number az agents he had IN
the field for his toilet articles he I'M
duced Mrs. Atilner 20 pay him the sum
named for the state agency for this
state.
He pictured to her how his dozen or
more agents were netting him Sl2 per
day each clear profit and how agents In
Montana and Wyoming had been send
ing in orders for 5000 OF 5000 worth cf
goods NJ a time She comntl nicaied
with one of fhe agents after having
very hard time to find out who he was
and where he was located, and found
that the agent had not sent an 0rder
for dollars worth Of goods since his
connection with the concern and le
claimed that he had been swndled on
a state agency the same as the woman.
Nor only did Stewart sen the Utah
agency to Mrs Miner but she claims
that he also sold it 10 another woman
Afterwards aud had also put a number
OF other agents In the field here to sell
his articles Stewart was arrested on
Saturday night and placed in the coun'
~ jail but afterwards WAS released an
der 5000 bail. Where be Is now Is rath-
err a perpIeSIng question The Office
Of the J, u. Stewart company as his
concern was known, Is In the Security
a. Trust building.
Late Saturday night an attachment
suit was filed in the district court
against Stewart by the Templetcn Ter
race company to collect rent due for
house which he occupied
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PAVING CONTRACTS,
Council Meeting to Consider Phases OF
The New Law.

a meeiing of the city council as com.
rnitiee OF the whole and the board Of pub.
llc works Is being held tai, afternoon in
the council chamber for the purpose Ot
further considering the request OF Con
tractors James Kennedy and $ Birch, 10
be released from their contracts on sew
ers and sidewalks respectively. on ac
count OF the change IN the scrip law AS
Inado by. the recent legislature II is claim
Cd by the contractors that the contracts
entered Into wI1h the board OF public
works on March rs are Illegal because OF
the change In the law and hence they ask
IL he released
The new law provides for the payment
OF an public improvements by the city by
,nestns Of scrip which Is lien on the
property until paid, II also provides that
each Improvement be advertised separate
~ as pettionel by tha property owners
and the contracts LEI separately instead
Of In hianket form Cor tIe year as has
been done heretofore
Members of the council do not take
kindly 10 the new law as they claim that
II WIN increase the cost OF advertising
and viii consume much more time and
hence block public improvements. Mayor
Thompson City Attorney lilies, City Fou-
ginecr Kelsey ans other officials were
present at the meetns- II Is probable
that some definite conclusion will be
reached In the matter aud Will be- reported
10 the council tonight
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JURIEs IMPANELEn
Grand and Petit Talesmcn for Aprsl
Term In Federal Court.

The grand and petit Juries for the
April term of the United States dis
trlct cuurt were lmpaueled before Judge
Marshall this morning Eleven men
went free from duty for one cause or
another From the grand jury list G,
NJ. Nelson, John Iverson, Samuel Camp
bell, w. N Williams and Walker s.
l-amereanx were excused, and l.. r..
Mark. RI NJ Barrows L, G, Neigh hor.
Charles r.. Mcbride and George PAS
sey. summoned for the petit services
Convinced the court that there existed
sufficient reasons for their not serving
during the present term. The men who
Will hear the various cases set for the
term are.
Grand Jury-Jarnes r. Hansen. Salt
Make: ~ a. Swan, Salt Lake r. r..
Harper Sal Lake, John A. Taylor,
Plain City; Neph Y. Schofled, Salt
Lake; john NJ, Chamberlain, Salt Lake,
John Clark, Salt Lake; David L. Davis.
Salt Lake; James Black Nephi; John
Thomas West. Mt. Pleasant; William
Wolford. Ogden; j. D. Wood Farming
ton; James MllIigan smithfieId: Frank
d. yelling Garland; Alma Parkinton,
Logan; John Conllsk Ogden.
Petit Jurors--H. T. Ball. Salt Lake;
Jacob Bgler, ColIinston; Frank Judson,
Payson, L. n, Stohl, Brigham city.
Gransvills; Henry cohn. Salt Lake.
Andrew Thompson. Ephraimi Thomas
IL. Ellerheck, Salt Lake NJ. r. Miner
Springvtllc w. Il. vigus Salt Lake;
Heber G, Iverson, Salt Lake; William
Cox West Jordan James Claws0n.
Spring City j. II, Bigger. Salt Lake;
A. A. Wenger, Ogden John Bench. L.o-
w. Hilton, Salt Lake, Andrew McCor-
mick Karnag. George II Rarker Wi.
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BURGLARS IN JAIL.
Police Capture Youthful Crooks Who
Robbed iitc Keith Apartments

The burglar who ransacked three rooms
In the Keith apartments on Friday even
sng last and stole quantity Of clothing
and jewelry theTefrom, Is now securely
locked In cell at the city Jail With him
is an alleged accomplish and the chances
for both going 10 Warden Pratts lnstitu-
tion on the hill for long term are excel
lent The names given by the prisoners
are Harry Simmons. aged rs years, and
Ernest Jarpes. aged II years Both Were
arrested last evening but Simmons was
apprehended a Ogden and was brought
10 this city a bout o'clock this morning
by Detective Matt Rhodes
The arrest OF Simmons was brought
through the capture and confession OF
Jarves, who told the officers that his pal
WAS In Ogden. He gave the Off RS des-
cription Of the youthful burglar and the
Ogden authorities We're at once notified.
They at once got busy and succeeded In
locating the thle5- Rhodes lost no time
IN going To Ogden and bringing Simmons
back, When he was searched Two gold
rings and two stick pins, stolen from the
Keith apartments, were found on him. Al
ter being confronted with the confession
OF JarYes Simmons also confessed. Conn
plants are being drawn up against them.
and they Will proba bly, he arralgned be-
fore Judge Dlehl tomorrow morning
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Tabernacle--The big body OF mu-
sictans from Chicago, known as the
Chicago Symphony orchestra, and the
several soloisls. wli arrive over the
ID. n. q. railway this afternoon.
ready for the music festival which be-
gins tonight at the tabernacle. and
continues tomorrow afternoon and
night The orchestra will take part
In each perfOrmadnce, ''EIiawatha'
VIII be given tonight, by the orchestra,
soioists and the festival chorus Alex
andeT Won Fielitz will be the conduc-
tor OF the orchestra The program will
be divided In two parts. -'Hiawatha"
being the second The irsE part
will be of miscellaneous character.
beginning at $50 as follows;
PART r.
Overture, Merry Wives OF Wind
Chicago symphony Orchestra.
Cello Concerto -,..,-Y Victor Herbert
Mr. Wagner
Canzonetta Tarentella. -. Won Flelitz
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Prologue TO Pagliacel, -leonca valo
Mr.. Schussler
II Via from francesca" Thomas
Nine Zimmerman
Prelude and Finale from Tristan
and ISOLDE .-,,-..-, Wagner
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
PART II.
Tho Death Of Mtnnehaha, from
THE Song OF Hiawatha". .,,.u
.-t,.-,.-...,. colerIdge Taylor
Orchestra. Festival Chorus and
Chicago soloists
Thcater-The sale OF seats for the
Elks open session and minstrel show
begins AT the theater box office to-
morrow morning Mt 10 o'clock and a
big demand for seats Is anticipated.
Those who have secured tickets from
the club members are expected to
present III elm al tho box office In ox-
change for reserved seats, Rehear-
sails have been going on daily under
the direction OF Rufus *. Love- Mr.
Love saNs the 100 performers are now
all UP In their parts and he expects
the performance 20 be given without
hitch,
orphcum 49, All previous records
were broken at the orpheum on sat
urday and the box office reports that
every indication points To- standing
roon tonight when the new bin opens
with Ned Wayburns dancing daisies
as the hHadlinqrs
Grnnd--tf yHu have "A case OF blues
this week the Grand VIII be the place
for YOU Beglnning tonight the Leigh
ton players wlll present the side split
ting tarcical eomcd y ''Incog-" To-
nights performance promises 90 sec
a biz society audience out as several
box parties have already been an
nonnced-
I.STic--Another week OF popular
vaudeville with set OF fresh acts
opens at this house to night
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Y. L. M. i. A. CONFERENCE.
Fourteenth Ward Hall Throngcd to Its
Capacity To-day,

The general conference OF the Young
Ladies' Mutual Improvement association
was held this morning In the Fourteenth
ward bali and so large was the attend
ance that an overflow meeting could have
been easily held had there been convent
ent accommodations The hall WAS
thronged 10 ITS capacity and many tuTnet
from the door. The NEE ling opened with
singing and prayer after which Mrs. ".
n. Tingey. the president, made an address,
Of greeting expressing her pleasure I'M
seeing so many present and giving them
hearty greeting Other speakers included
Mrs. susa Y Yates. Mrs. Stella Nen
Caldwell. Miss Aggic Campbell and 9th
ers- and remarks were made on the
necessity OF keeping the Word
OF Wisdom and all other OF
the commandments given to the
Church. Testimonies followed and a large
number responded giving testimonies that
were helpful TO Al present. Mrs. Tingey
spoke briefly at the end ana the meeting
closed with singing and prayer It was In
all one of the largest and most import
ailt gatherings that have been held by the
aSsOcl a Ions
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BOSTON CLOSE.

James A. Pollock g. Co, bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. re-
ceived over their private wiro this
afternoons
Newhouse closed 2o@M: no sales.
Bling, 1917 13A lsSl. 15ss. sales 5.
B. c.. 20: 2s 2s1s; 251s. sales 24s.
.: Coaln., 27ss;2s1ai q; 273a; sales
COP, Range, 81; "a; SIN, 81: sales.
b. & L.. closed 17s@2.
C. NJ, closed. 35dISS
Cum. Ely closed, s&Gpfo.
f, B.. closed. I0Gis.
d, W., is; 1855: 49, tsss: sales. 12o
CRANKY, 1870: 1880 $780, 100: sales, 70.
G. c.. &c; 26 25ss; 25ss; sales =
Nevada Con- lak; IA IA; Ii: sales,
New. Utah. closed, 4a11-
N B.. sSht; sSis; 81; slls sales. 1927.
un Copper ssA e31s; e27s: 627s:
9. $, 5, Com, 5sR; 55ss; So; b5ls;
q. s. s., pfd. as: "a: 44,s: 441s; sales
Utah Com, 62si; e29s Sl&; So; sales.
c. s., A. 1917 18TH; 1855 ls7;sales. ESQ.
Balaklala, closed lON all.
Davis Daily. closed 1tdiM.
Trinity, 81 q POS; 2oIs: sales, 2 $3.50 /;
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VANDERBILT PARTY HERE,


While the outdoor preaching services
were being conducted On the grounds of
the temple block yesterday. party. con.
slsttng OF Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, ST..
MISS Glayds Van derhilt her daughter
late Cornelius Vanderbilt, ST., and Miss
Marda Cameron daughter " Senator Don
Cameron OF Pennsylvania. entered TIE
grounds and amidst the iostling and el-
bowling crowd took gltmpses or the ser-
vices IN the tabernacle, the Assembly hall
and the outdoor meeting, II had been in
tended to reserve seats for the dlstlngtl-
ished party In The big tabernacle Tor the
largest meeting OF the conference service
on sunday aftrnuon, but Rio GTande pak-
senger train No. 5. 10 which was attached
the parry s private car the ''Wayfarer -
which was due 10 arrive at iO.SG a. M
did not pull Into the station until Is mis-.
utes after o'clock we'd the time WAS
spent ~ listing points Of interest In the
city The patty had reserved apartments
at the knuthrord hotel. but these We're
cancelled and what few guests were eu.
tertained We're received IN the private ear
~ the depot Nj and Mrs Lawrence
Townsend OF the Newhpuse Interests in
this city. were entertained at dinner
In the "Wayfarer- last evening Mr.
Townsend was Formerly minister 10 Bel
glnm, and Mrs. Townsend fs great
friend Of the Vanderbilt family.
The party leaves shis morning for rhs
west and viii visit all points OF Interest
on the coast and IN Canada. before re.
turning to their homes in New York.
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BOSTON MARKET.

James A, Pollock and company, bank
ers and brokers. furnish the Following.
received over their private wire. this
afternoon;
Union Land, 2Ha3; Adventure. az
WS: Allouez, 55Q5I; Con. Mercur, $500
30; CRANKY, 1909lS3 Mass. 51aGA
Mayfiower. 5oGS5; Mexico Con-. l25a
On Michigan, lth9ls; Mohawk, s11s a
S2h NJ. c. G., 2ss asked. New Con.
149h; North Butte. 9lb0it u. S. s.,
com ,S &tt0,5s; y; S, s.. pfd, ssA@45:
Wlnona, sou Wolverine 100 asked, :
Arcadlan. TQls; Arnold. asked At
lentic. ls01s. Bingham. 1914 b. Coal
itlon 21h OH G. & A., 16S8l6S; c. g. H..
ss5psso. Centennial 32h dSS, Osceela,
lS5Nli5; Parrot, 22is423h Zinc, 5000;
Boston Con. Is GpA, ROyale. 201. az
Santa Fe Sp&; Shannon, lSKaE
Iamarack, lQSdllO; Trinity. 2olt elIs.
un Copper 524 deSlk Utah Con. s2m
y Victoria, sNh Wyandot, 1i4@h.
CURE CLOSE.
AZ. Cont, 25hassA; Bling. Cent. TX
@l% Black Min. 5ssI6: b. & L.. iTts1
q; Hancock, iOql0ys; Helvctla, 4Na4X;
Majestic ShgSh: NipissIng. 1917 al8n;
superior l6al7; Apex. ettGo7; Cananea,
9sq2slsi Cum ELY. 9s@lo; Davis DAILY,
lsql41s; y Butte. l0N1Oiz r. g., 1%@
? Is e., sss@l0. Ney usah, IQ4A RAJ
Gen. lA@la.: S. & F., 1875 GO New
house. 2oM2oas.
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RAILROAD NEWS.

d. S. Spencer, assistant general pas
senger and ticket agent of the Oregon
Short Line. has gone into Idaho for
two OF three days trip
g. NJ Fraser. travelling freight ard
Assem- ger agent for the Illinois Gem
trad railroad In this section, return
ed this morning from a business tour
in western idaho, Mr.. Fraser says
that when all other sections fail ON
sunshine, Boise has 1t.
w, \. Whitney. superintendent OF
tTansporta tion of the n. & Il. G., sys-
tenn, returns 10 Denver this after
noon. Mr. whitney has had teinpor-
airy charge OF the road since the resig-
nation OF Supt, George Cseiger up to
the FIRST of the present month. when
Mr., Il Stenger was daily Installed.
Ernest Steneer has now assumed
full control Of the Denver d Rio
Grande and all its bran ches west of
Grand Junction Colorado, as superin-
tendent. His territory covers all that
portion OF the road formerly cornpre-
hendecI IN the Rio Grande Western
railroad MI Stengcr relieves Gem
eral Snpt. A. e. Welby from the re-
sponsibillty Of the direction OF the
western division Of the road from this
time on, Mr.. Welby now having juris-
dictton over the division extending
from Denver TO Grand Junction,
The Chicago Symphony orchestra
will arrive in this city tongh over
the Rio Grande Western on No. 3,
scheduled TO reach here al 5;i5.
The Burlington road win make a
teachers rate to all points covered M
the Western Passenger association In
the east. OF one fare plus 81 for round
trip Dates OF sale are MAY 27 and so.
and june 3. :. IL and IA transit limit
10 days In each direction Final limit
Oct 81, with diverse route privileges
going and coming
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CHURCH NOTICES.

The monthly priesthood meeting OF
Ensign stalk Will be held neat Friday.
the ! 9Th Inst, at $50 D. m, AT the
Twentieth ward meeting house. sun
day school superiniendents and presl-
dents of quOrulns and auxiliary meet
lngs please ann ounce
RICHARD W. YOUNG,
JOSEPH s. WELLS,
JOHN NJ KNIGHT
Stake Presidency
The Third quorum Of seventy con-
Yenes this evening at 1890 IN the
Seventeenth ward Relief society hall.
A full attendance ls requested. The
eiRhtyteI ghth section. Doctrine and
Covenants VIII be the matter for dis
cnsson.
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BANK cLEARINGs SOAR.
Armour, to 81 49,, Al 20, Showing In
crease OF Over Half Million.

Today's local bank clearings amount
ed to s1,367,f119S as against sS52.-
o26Se for she same day last year. The
increase over $500, gao. Is quite heavy,
but local bankers say it Is due TO tho
fact that Monday is usually a heavy
day, and the transactions anyway this
year. are running considerably ahead
Of the figures of 1906.
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LIFE SAVERS RESCUE
TEN PERSONS FROM DEATH

Norfolk, Va. April TEN persons, in.
Guiding twc women. were rescued from
death By Capt. Etheridge and his crew
of lifesavers ut the Nagzhead ". c.,
station early today when The four N asted
schooner Louis Dessart was blown ashore
by the heavy gale that has prevailed
along the Vsrsinia-C.arollna coast for As
hours. a line was shot over tho schoo
ana the breeches buoy ran out One by
one all on board were hauled to safety
through the seas and on the last trip
Capt. Fletcher came in.
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T0DAY'S MONEY MARKEy.

easy, lsl @2ls per cent: rnlinc rare
per cent; closing bid, 1 e per cent Of
fered "a 2 per cent
Time loans, dull and easy; 60 DAYS
IA per cent; 30 days, per cent: sir
months. 5@5H per cent
Closc- Prime mercantile paper 60
Cls per cent
Sterling exchange firm with actual
business IN bankers bills at I.Ss.55R
s-sS'Sg tur demand, and at is9N
4-s2 OS for 90 day bills; posted sates,
a-s2 y g i.s3 and I.sB g 1-s6Js; com.
nIerclal bills, l.s1A.
Bar silver. 6Sk
Mexican dollars, So
Bonds, governments. steady; railroad
bonds irregular.
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COURT NOTES.

The time for taking the plea az NJ.
Levy charged With receiving stolen
property and for the trial OF the case
was today set by Judge Armstrong for
April &c at 10 O'Clock.
Judge Morse today rendered a decree
In favor OF plaintiff In the case Of Cora
u, Young against Frances b, Law
renee ct all. qnietIng plaintiffs title 10
lot 81, block L. south Main street addl-
ton, plat A. Salt Lake City survey.
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PERSONALS.

c. L. French. formerly OF Rexburg,
now of Gridley, Cal. is in town and
expects TO remain for the next two
weeks
Mrs. j. %. Rayle, Airs. d. w. Church
and Mrs j. r. Todd OF Pocatello are
In the city attending conference and
incidentally to hear the musical fes-
>ival In the tabernacle ON March s
nd g.
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TWO YEARS FOR HACKETT.


Arthur Hac&ett today pleaded guilty be-
fore -ludgc. Armstrong IN the criminal al
vision OF abe district court to the charge
or grand larceny and WAS sentenced to
two years IN the state prison. ETaCkett on
March lS, 1907. burglhTized the home OF
Margaret Clawson and st ole seal skin
cape valued at 500, Atty Geo. G. Buckle
was appnnted as his guardian ad Item
and as his attorney
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WEATHER REPORT

Record at tAe local ofaee Of tho wealth
or bnresu for the a hours ending at q
q, IN, today;
Barometer reading ~ 6 A. m. e5.sf
inchcs, Temperature a 8 a, m. ~, maxi
mum. rs, minimum u mean. a. which
Is normal
Precipitation since abe Hrst OF the
month, "a inch which Is 70 Inch above
the normal
Excess 10 precipitation since Jan, 1, q, -
nChes-
Relative hpmldtl C per cent.
l-oea forecast for sals Lake city ana
Vicinity
Partly cloudy iDnlght and 'rupsdav.
warmer tonight
n. u ILYArT.
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CONFERENCE
Reduced Rates Via Oregon Short r.ins

Tickets on sale from Ogden and In.
sermediate points April Attn to 9th,
inclusive. FINAL limit April iath- From
April 3rd TO Sth, Inclusive ANAL limit
April lbth. From Idaho points April
ard 10 9Th. inclusive. nnal limit April
18th From Union PacGe points,
Green River and west. April sra to
9TH, Inclusive limited to April 18th.
From Southern PaclAe points east OF
final limit April 18th. For rates aud
Further information, Sea agents
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IN DIEHL S COURT
Case Against DonsIicrty and Hall Goes
TO Trial April Ia

In Judge DIehE's ccprt this morning the
case against Iohn poushsrty and chas
Hail charged With petit larceny, was SUI
Tor trial April II. They pleaded not guilty
sum OF s..
The case OF the Stare VS. J. O'aal-
lery and George troughton, charged with
robblns Chris VaraIles ~ 1850 on March
attorney FOR the reason that the com plain
Ing witness failed to appear when the
case was called.
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JUDGE POWERS I'LL.
Is Being Cared for i'm Hospital at Los
Angeles.

dispatch was received In this city
Saturday evening, stating that Judge
o, w. Powers had been taken sick at
Los Angeles. and was being cared for
at one OF the city hospitals. AS moth
ing has been heard from him since,
II is supposed that he is no worse. and
In fact rnay be better.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TODAY,s.

S, n. Randolph to Carrie l.. Eislin-
ger. land IN section IT, township
2 south, range / east,..,.,-.....,,.-
N H. Granting ct al TO CatrIna
Drlnvtley lot 2. block 4. Blaine add
Lydia J SlAwter and bus band to j.
w Harker, lot 90, part OF lot 81.
South Lawn subdivision ---......--.
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JUNE WEDDINGS

We have Just received now sup
ply OF fancy wedding stationery. Call
and SEQ samples
THE DESERET NEWS.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

James A. Pollock g. Company. bank
ers and brokers. furnish the following
reports OF stocks this artern DON In th-
San Francisco market
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Bibles Of all kinds at Deseret S. S. u.
Book Store. A II. s. Temple.
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III ED.

HENDERsoN,--A her home, l13 ses@ld
street, thls city, hprll 4 Of general ie
Dlllty Helena H. Henderson agel "
years.
Funeral announcement later
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McDONALD'S MAC-O-BAR Has
CAUGHT THE PUBLIC TASTE
1t is a combination toothsome anil
delicious.
The kind of confection that prow.
on the. taste YOU just keep ON eating !,
The newest, the most novel, the most
nutritious chocolate combination on the
market today, and Judging from tha
lively demand, and the nice words
spoken of it, Mac-O-Bar promises to
be greatest 10 cent confection ever in.
troduced.
Take bar of it home with you
it's treat
MeDonda exclusive manufacturer Of chocogae of all kinds
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FAlLEp no sUppsoRT,

Bertha F. Ray ttled suit for divorce
in the district court today against Ed
ward Ray on the ground OF failure TO
support They were married IN St.
Louis on August ., 1900. and 1t Is al
legged that ever since that time defend
ant has failed to support plaintiff.