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m ,1vr1 - nRcyrgERs. 15s Main 81.

FUTILE BROTHERS. 1853 Main ST.
Fine lots on Capitol Hill at south anu
west corner OF Capitol grounds; the most
beautiful view in the valley each oVNtyv,
with double frontage, one enu racing tIle
Capitol and other Wall st. We only nave
lots left; they are selling fast; only
$3.50.
We have a fine strictly modern pressed s,e
brick home s rooms, reception hall etc
fine lawn, and extra barnyard, east front
age on . St, near LIST St, one OF tle
best built houses in city, nearly new ele-
CANT neighborhood; 5000.
s7x224 feet on E. ith SO. St, Just west
of State St, for $1,000 has two geou
houses on. a really good Investment; or
3 years hence this may be worth SEQ
90, trebling the cost 10 you; what pe ,
security could money he placed IN? what
better profit can you suggest
9A-foot front on State and @-ioet on
5th SO. ST., forming an Il around the
drug store on corner 18th SO. and state
Sts.5 this piece can be delivered this week
for si4,000; IL Immediately ad(oins the nye
corner purchased recently by MI
Newhouse, The above properties are both
fine Investments
A row OF brick houses on Wall st:
bringing over II per cent Investment OF
years-the ground is large enough for
several more houses.
! No. le4 North Ord West. Sxs rods OF
ground and 17-room terrace, rents for 40
per month--s540 per year; 5000 Ground
Is worth the money. Why invest your
money at per cent when you can get 10
per cent q
In short. we have most complete list,
that iustihes us in the statement mo
one should buy before seeing our prop
FUTILE BROTHERS. l62 Main st.
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SLAYER OF V0SS
IS FOUND GUILTY
A. T. Day viii be Sentenced Ac-
oordingIy on Tuesday by
Judge Armstrong.
HE TOOK VERDICT CALMLY.
After Being Taken Back 10 JAN He
Went to sleep Within Ten
Minutes.

AT s:15 o'clock last night the jury
In the case OF the state against a. j.
Day, colored, returned into Judge
Armstrong; court with verdict OF
guilty of murder in the first degree as
charged In the information. The YER
dict contained no recommendation OF
mercy and when Day appears before
the court on next Thursday It will mean
that the death sentence win be pro-
noupced against him by the court. Day
shot and killed Horace H. Voss a prom
lnent colored politician, In roomins
house on Franklin avenue, on Oct. II,
1906.
EVIDENCE AT TRIAL.
The evidence at the trial showed that
yoss had upbraided Day Tor his treat
ment OF an old colpred man by the
~name Of Edwards on the day before
the shooting, and that Day tried to
borrow a gun, but was unable TO get
one that way and finally bought
pistol shortly after Voss had talked
with him. He then entered the room
where Voss was talked to two colored
persons and, without word of warn
Ing, shot him down. Day attempted to
that Voss threatened to elbow him off
OF the alley" and made a move as
though reaching for gun when h.
shot him The eye witnesses to the
shooting. however testified that Noss
was talking to them when Day entered
the room ana shot him without saying
a word.
The final arguments in the case were
concluded at 4 o'clock yesterday after
IA Inn
verdict after Ave hours of deliberation.
Dist. Atty. Loofbourow made the argu-
ments for the state and Atty. w. w.
Little argued the case for the defend
ant. Atty. WHILE l.. Dunn, who was
associated with M Little in the de-
Tense. did not make an argument.
CROWD OF CO41oRED FOLK.
There were fully POO colored people
verdict was returned. When It was an
nounced that q verdict had been
reached the defendant was brought into
the court room by Deputy Sheriffs
Sharp and White He listened to the
reading OF the verdict without q CULVER.
and after being token back to the Jail
was sound asleep within 10 minutes aft
or reaching his bunk, Mrs. Voss, the
widow of the murdered man, was in the
courtroom when the verdict was read,
and burst into tears after she had
heard of the fate OF the slayer OF her
husband. There was quite a commotion
among the culored people in the court
room upon the reading of the verdict,
and the room was cleared before Day
was taken out. It Is very probable that
the attorneys for the convicted maR
Will file a motion for new trial, and
viii probably appeal the case to the
supreme court in an,eifort to save the
life of their client.
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POLICY HOLDERS NOTICE

Rival Agents are industriously cir
culating the report that l have de-
cined TO cancel Duchess policies and
rewrlte IN other Companies not in
Nolyei IN the San Francisco Fire.
This rs TO inform all holders OF Dutch
ess policies that / have cancelled hum
dreds of these policies. under existing
conditions since the big fire and stan /
ready 10 cancel aud rewrte (wlthout
pecnniary loss TO the assured) AN such
policies as fast as presented at my
Office
our agents throughout the state
have an been notified and urged TO
take up Duchess policies. sending
them m for cancellation and rewrit-
ing. Though l have not represented
this company for a year past, / have
never refused 10 cancel one Of It's pol
ioies and never expect TO,
This Is fourth public notice sent OUT
II leaves you without excuse and l
trust Will stay the tongue OF the SLAM
def-mongers.
II H. PIERCE. Genl. Agt.
THE NOM BoARD OFFICE
2Sf Main Phones 20S.
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COURT NOTES.

The jury in the case OF Matilda j.
StawOrthy against the Utah Hide aud
Livestock company, which was tried
in Judge Ritchie's court. has return
ed verdict In favor of plaintiff for
the recovery Of SEQ head of sheep
which were In dispute.
a petition for letters of admins
tAtion OF the estate of Willard Uirst,
who died in McGtl. New, on Dec. 90,
1906. has beer hled In the probate
division of the district court by Henry
Hirst. the father of deceased. The
estate consists Of mining stock Of q
speculative value and 81. Oi5 in cash.
Suit for divorce has been filed in
the district court by Edna G.. Forbes
against Morris H. Forbes on the
grounds OF desertion and failure to
support. They were married at Farm
inston. on April so, 1906 and IL is
alleged that In May of that year tho
defendant deserted plaintiff and has
refused TO return to her or To sup
port her. Mrs, Forbes also AXIS for
the restoration Of her maiden name,
Edna G. Schultz.
Judge Morse has ordered William j
Atkinson To pay his wife. Laura NJ.
Atkinson, the sum OF St5 per month
as temporary alimony pending the de-
A'llAliiAAARN VI llNA hNAl0h ibf ufNOIEt
iiled against HIM recently. The court
also ordered Atkinson To pay his wife's
attorneys $50 as their fee
An action has been filed in the dis.
trict court by John NJ. Miller against
Henry b. Elder and wife, 10 comnel
the specific performance OF an agree
ment 10 sell certain real estate TO
Plaintiff II Is alleged that defendants
agreed to sell plaintiff lot 10, block l.,
Franldms subdivision OF block iG plat
G, Salt Lake city survey for s.. 200. and
part OF the purchase price had been
paid. ON oct 10. 1906. plaintn ten.
dered 10 defendants the sum OF 81 500.
the balance due on the lot, and de-
manded deed 10 the property. but de-
fendants failed aud refused to deliver
the deed. Hence judgment Is askc7
that they be compelled 10 accept n 1
money rendered by plalntin and 10 de-
liver a deed to the property
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DAMAGES AGAINST CITY.

The jury in the case of George L.
Horndon against Salt Lake city. which
was tried yesterday in Judge Ritchie's
court has returned a verdict in favor
of plaintiff for the sum of $1,445.
Herndon sued to recover damages in
the sum of $4,000 for injuries re-
oeiYed on Oct 81, 1905, while driving
his cab on east Second South street
hauling voters 20 the registration Of
flee for the american" party. He
drove off OF high cmbankmeut on
one side of the street Just at dark
and his carriage was overturned and
he was severely injured.
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MOVING. PACKING, SHIPPING.

THE RED VAN a STORAGE CO..
only firm In the city owning and con-
troilng its own teams warehouses, etc.
houses, expert furniture packers; can ship
sVur goods TO any part OF the unitel
states and cave you money. Members OF
.ne New York Furniture Warehouse
an the, principal cities. IL you want your
5000 shipped from any point cast or West
wee US as our connection with other large
concerns make IL possible to save you
money and trouble Office. ll3-llD-lli
south West Temple Street Both phones
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coNcEssIoN Bids.

Bids for all concessions al Saliair
beach for the amusement season ~
1877 VIII now be received al the offiCts
Of the company IN The Utah National
bank, this city Al bids win be opened
February 10, 1907.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
s....-..~ - -ftE4tI9 ESIATF.
GEORGE q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
- East South Temple Street
Roth 'phoneR 90

GEORGE q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
~ East south Temple Street.
~ you are looking for home or n
hnilding lot. " will be to your advantage
% consult with us before buying. No
nave bargains In all parts OF the city.
a-room frame adobe lined, west on.
End South Observation-Disclosures. $500 no
S'room brick. south on West Tem-
4-room brick. pantry and closet. '''S'V'
flowing well. in Waterloo 49,. .sisss 90
.rroom brick. modem, on ST., $4,000
Groom brick, modern, between 10th
ard 18th South, just east OF
State Street $3.50 OO
flowing wei, IN Waterloo. ..... $500 90
a ideal for railroad man ,".;.. .s23sooO
block from South Temple ~. $500 90
s-room brick, on It'll so. bet srd
and ith East .....,,. ..,,..,....... $500 90
s-room brick, thoroughly modern,
corner. on car line, in south
east .....,;.............. $500 90
bench, ..,.,. ..;... y...:.,...; -, $4,000 90
block, on east bench, .....,.a.,.: $500 90
Groom brick. with 5z5 rods, on cor -..'. y
Street "a. -. s...,..:.....::.... $4,000 90
p-room urlCk, modern, SDNloV rect.
4-room brick 3sxli5 feet OF ground.
In northwestern part ........... 1880 90
f-room brick modern. close in. $1,000. 90
we have some good bargains in the Vi
entity OF the new street car works In the
southeastern part Of the city.
GEORGE Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION,
"a East South Temple Street.
IF. YOU HAVE PROPERTY TO SELL.
list with Cannon & Cannon. is h. s. Tenn.
IF YOU WANT TO BUY OR SELL
real estate or want rents collected, call
on George Saxton, Basement, 90 South
Main Street, as / have good properties on
WE SELL REAL ESTATE, THAT'S
all futile Bros, red ball signs, 1853 Main.
LIST YOUR HOUSES AND LOTS
with US we will buy or sell any class of
property you have
KELSEY & GILLESPIE. % f. LIST SO. ST.
SEE HOUSTON, THE HoUsERs. $50
Main Street,
PROPERTY AT THE LOWEST MAR
ket price listed and sold at the
RANCK REAL. ESTATE & INyT. CO.,
Suite 2Sl d. f. Walker
WILL SELL YOU AT A BARGAIN
vacant lots, cottage or model house.
In any part of the city. James X, Shaw &
Co. over l53 Main Street.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
AN INCOME FOR THE FAMILY
| Dividends that will please you. illustrated
report with 40 photos free. Address Inter
national Lumber, Drexel, Bldg Philadel-
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LOCAL BRIEFS.


80. a., r,,yo, crost--rbc z ner
centage 81 the sale az wafer Bros Bros.
sore louay goes 10 tue N"NFo" N'No'
iafm Tor boys
Ip,L, p,ut,JT,so bantam
N,lVhens si,'J rg lot ,i,rht
eiilS ,,,..,; VIZ i"'atcu FS in aid
g AZ Nai 5,ar, e,p s,rost nv nnd To- F " 80
,. u.u "a, Nrardov
Dhnce a. I'M ~, 49,, "a. Iirit,,
sF@ililk !, uanNp W., ~ S,c - ~ I5,a>
nan 'uii ,l ~ tet n - -
VttV 'uuse ~ -
: >,oo,t,o, poa,,,on,.d--rrhe Archae1oe--
,o.'i s1npct,, csfbn N Of n witch was
% meet ~ ING .esipgilSr W. 80, ~
i,'r tpunpi.VN tn, .tnsttrn,,1 -
,ile nlses'"s i'"a pO''p'''N
oiip "ee
r,,o .,eos .,r f.Ianders.--Dr GRAY OF
MAMMA Roxalder county. has roti-
bes sbot f,yo hnrsos aoparently afflict-
% WIN siahuefs' Inc po''u "a
Feetsalifis'
Horace Jrnsion win Slna--Horace
rnsirn yin sIne for the IJnitarians to-
,onTrov, ,,,nrnIpg 4 bsritono solo on
titIea "Forever More" and the Unity
onartnt yin sing the anthem Come
lrntn Ne
,tect,ny ON wcst siJe--A meeting
bas hoar caIIaa fo,. ali citizens inter-
,sfed In tbo drainage Of that section
~ ~ ritt, ,r,,ut ~ tbe river and north
~ Norb Tsmnie street: The meeting
"a he held at sixteenth west and Sixth
Norm streets
W. 4. Bcardsley Marrics---Willis r.
;ravarn restan.ant In mis- citv ana Int
taflv of Manila. p / was married
lnst eyeninR To Mrs Kettle Stratton.
ana no twain tcft to-day ON n Wedding
win "a, california
Launan Duys property--P. H. Lam
nan has bought from M Fl Walker
Richards street nroperty adjoining
property already his. for $4,000 Mr..
i.annan has the reputation of being
than he ever 'fcll down" on an in
ycst,nanf
Elss Fake Care of Hini--G Reed
Miller Of Fort Collins, colo. was tax,
en- sick on the northhound Los An-
geles train Yesterday and stoned OF
at this eitv for treatment. As he is
an Elk. the local lodge took charge
OF him. so that he Is being wen cared
for. Acute neuralgia Is the trouble,
County Teachers Instituto--Thc
sai, LAKE county Ieaehers Hhstltute
WIZ pe pstl ~ noon toiiloripW Us pl,e
ol me conrtrooins AT tity aud CoultN
pulIulng. me pfinelpai 5neaker 81 me
udy wiz pe MT. w u. iartrahtt, ior
merry county superthtenuent oil
sGnools of sing county, Masmllgloii,
ms suoJect VIII pe sehooi Llpfalles'
tt,,,,. c,J,,,, r,.1., MI, h,ob
,.,ins, 49, III, a., rs
- 1,,,,i - ~, ,,, -, - Sppd,,
M. 49,, thr,,,al, ~ ,',,',e,.', %
IN .t,a.,, ga hat,ai,r,, go AZ, =,
,hh n,usic -, ~ IIa-h soSpni La,S
tvh,ch LA ,.d' ,ts ,,s, a,,,aa, Da,,a,
on this occasion. The tactics were in
spected by Capt. Webb. as was also
Company Q. under command of Capt.
Van Cott.
DRY Farmers hrigatc--The dry
farming committee OF the Commercial
club held an Informal dinner carly
this AFTERNOON, at the club. and lis
tentd TO tho speeches from Manager
Fisher Harris. Prof. Goder of the
Agricultural college and several men,
ners of The legislature. The CONNER
clal club proposes to push the dry
farming question the coming year
with greater yigor than ever.
-
NV -Npolit'Hiehls--At the meetlhs
W w NpunlS commissioners ytsltr-
gay puVsIuool, the appointment by
tountS treasurer Hroespeck OF o. r.
l-uln ~ H"cpIu uepuiy IN MS pitice
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R4 ~ AlpNysTcF az !, ia, Earth T,

We can NJ you out with anything in
Z Z ana rms, cottages on the WEST
SIDE and give you EASY TERMS on
them, the rent you DON'T PAY will
nearly equal yaur payments. Here are
few SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK;
A south front, IN good nelghborhood.
hne red pressed brick with 5 rms bath,
electric light and "A nice large yard, WILL
BE SOLD In the next 10 days for 800
down and '2a00 on EASY MONTHLY
PAYMENTS
We have nice little rm. brick cot.
tage. partly mod. with a good barn and
large lot, FOR $500 down and small month
" payments for the balance, which Is
WE ARE GOING TO SELL p. b.
S,m so,ss s'rs IL m9d 3, NV es'
for so; 70 the FIRST PARTY THAT
COMES ~ AMP p s us ss9S d rNq an ID
so per month Until the full amount Is
RAHct< RIVAL ESTATE a INyT. Co.
Suite 23l-2 u. r. Walker bldg.
RANcK HANDLES THE EARTH.
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CANNON & CANNON.
IS East South Temple Street.
s7.xoO rods, trackage in good lo oc.aao
uon ..ts.... ''.'''.'' SfuVu
s2i4xls5 feet, Cor. 9th South and Main
Sx2O rods. east Of new d. & R. G., Ry,,
facing on a1d South .S2lVo
llsxl25 feet, md South and 10th East
street .-...,.. Observation-Disclosures .FoJ'v
5-rm. modern brick, 2isx10 rods, $50 So.
Ord East Street. make an offer.
arm. frame. 81 South sth West. elec
trio light. bath. 3x6 rods. terms ..,.-. $1,000
5-rm, frame, SIC South sth West. cleo
triot light, bath. 3xs rods, terms. $500
5xlO rods, arm. house, west OF 4th West;
on 7th South ......,..,......,:;,...' '.sl0o
House rents for $40 per month
CANNON G. CANNON.
Is East South Temple Street,
Ind. Phone 2lSl Bell 21!h.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

EUREKA sWANsEA EXTENSION
MINING COMPANY. Notice If hereby
Ing of the Eureka Swansea Extension
Mining Company will be held AZ the Of
nee q The company; Rooms S,ss Com,
Monday, March lth. 1907, at Tho hour OF
II o'clock a. M. OF said day, for the fol-
lowing PURPOSES to-wit; ,o
second TO amend Article Y Of the
Articles Of Incorporation so as TO change
chs genera place of 9gsness stS OF rial, t
Third 10 amend Article vi Of the Ar
ucles OF Incorporation 30 as 10 increase
100000 to sloo,0oO.OO and 70 divide the
same into 100000 shares, Said Increase of
stock 10 be known as treasury stock, and
to be disposed OF by the board Of d.
ditonal property and for fhe development
Of the ,company's enterptlses 49,
Fourth. To amend Article XII OF the
vide that all stocltholders' meetings, either
general or special shall be held AT Provo
Utah; and that notice thereof may be
provo City, Utah, instead of'at Salt Lake
city Utah,
Dated this 3aih d9y Of }an ~ 1901
cLEssoN S. KINNEY, Secretary,
CONSOLIDATED WAGON q MA
CHINE COMPANY. The annual meet
ing ~ the Stockholders q The
Company win he held at the companys
office, STATE Street Salt Lake City Utah,
ON Monday, February H., 1921. az 3 o'clock
n. M The PURPOSES for which said meeting
Is called are: To elect directors for tha
ensuing year, 10 receive annual reports Of
the President and Secretary. anc 70 trans'
act any such other business as may law.
fully come before said meeting.
MELVIN d. WELLS. secy.
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NEW PRESSED BRICK COTTAGE.
large garden with water right. An ideal
home site and a gilt edge Investment az
realty facing park is being held at fancy
prices Bargaln az woo. l2i5 9Th East.
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zion's Saving Bank & Trust Co.
Pays 4 per cent on deposita. safety
deposit boxes for rent,
Joseph II. SMITH, Prast.
o. c. BEEnE, Cashier.
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KINBAIL AGENCY.

GROOM PR. BRICK, MODERN. GOOD
cellar, barn 50xisT feet, $3.50, ensy terms.
7-room brick ! block from LibertS
Park R,tco, easy terms.
broom pr brick, modern, g., f., large
basement, $500; 1900 cash. bal. easy.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT co,
~ West Second South 81.
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On 4th South, bet Main
aud West Temple, can sell
you as much as you want at
500 per foot. Think of this
price within few feet of the
Newhouse buildings
56x165 feet, list West, bet.
eth and 9TH South: good site
for rats; only SIS per foot.
ieiaxi32 IT., State St, near
Eagle Gate. right in the fiat
district: paved street side
walks; sewers; only $50 per
foot.
66xs1 feet, at 60 Centre
Street - blk. north of Nc
CornIck residence, with 4-rm.
house.
Property in all parts of the
HoTsToN REAL ESTATE
Phones Il. Isl s. Main St
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9th East street.
9Th East Street.
10th south Street.
10th south street

Thirty days ago and less we p'aeep =
acres Of ground on the market neaa 1o'"
South on East Side OF 9Th East SUI ~
In this time we have sold all ou, , 'o~
out Of over 70 obtained from p.e'l ''l.
Those remaining can be had FOR '-'' WV"
s2 cash SO per month. All Of the pu,-
chasers thus far IRE thrifty young pcop,s
who will build nice modern homes =,
you want value for your money WIZ
pay you to call and see us at once "e
lots are certainly bargains lest why
should they go as snow before sun
sinner
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

AN INCOME FOR THE FAMILY.
Dividends that will please you. Illustrated
report with 40, photos free. Address Inter
phia Pa.
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WANTED.

I CHECK ROOM GIRLS. SALARY
80 per week. must bring reference Apply
ofhee Auditorium Roller Skating Rink,
Richards Street.
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SEE ASHTON 6 JENKINS,
No. az Main Street
List your property for sale with US we
have the buyers,
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE.
work Mormon preferred. Bell Phone
l711-n-y.
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DO IT NOWl
2nd East
Sixth South.
One block south Of County Building
10 aud look at the fine homes we are
building in this locality. GO. ga south
2nd East. Anything you want from
broom modern brick TO an s-room hand-
some residence, Prices run from e'ioo 70
s., 500 and each place is fitted with mod
ern plumbing. sewer connections and wiz
ing; cement walks, paths. cellars etc
TO SEE is
TO BELIEVE,
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OPTICIANS.
MONEY 70 LOAN.

CALL AT 2lo ATLAS BLOCK Ann
borrow. money privately on your irrri,
ture, piano or other security without "a
moval. Both Phones 2S4s. -
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MEN, EACH STATE, TO DISTRIBUTE
samples OF our goods ana tack advertis
ing signs Salary SCI per week; SO a day
EXPENSE allowance. Saunders Co., Dept,
4. Chicago.
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CLEANING.
WALL PAPER CLEANING.

NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING CO.
50 r. list So, basement. Bell Phone ''N'
Ind. 91s.
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CARPET CLEANING.
WINDOW CLEANING.

UTAH SANITARY HOUSE CLEAN
ing Co. Phone 1856.
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A Girl. FOR GENERAL. HOUSE
work. no washing. good wages. Apply siS
Fifth East.
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Editors Talk Shop.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Detroit. Mich, Feb. 15.-This was
another interesting and busy day for
the editors and other newspaper work
ers in attendance on the annual con-
vention of the Michigan Press asso.
citation. During the day papers were
presented as follows:
THE Relation of the Press to Direct
Legislation in the Constitutional Con-
vention." Delos F. Wilcox. Detroit
The Fellows; for Better or Worse, "
James Schermerhorn. Detroit.
The Non-Partisan Election; Should
Partisan Newspapers Support IT." E.
" Dingley, Kalamazoo.
The Human Interest in News -
William J. Etten, Grand Rapids.
The Libel Laws of Michigan. -
Stuart II. Perry, st. Johns
For the annual banquet tonight,
which will bring the convention to a
close, a number of prominent speakers
have been secured. Among them are
Congressman Edwin DENLY. Lieuten-
ant Governor Patrick Kelly. and
Speaker Nicholas Whelan of the State
Legislature.
Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-02-15

daily bread for generations yet I'M
born. Wheat-the chief source of the
staple food of MANUFACTURERS that it
may grow abundantly, with nitrogen
in the soil. If the nitrogen is used up
it must be replaced, or the wheat crop
fails Hitherto the soda-nitrate depos-
its of South America have been the
principal sources of the replenishing
agent. They are, however, not quite
adequate for the worlds needs. and
in another quarter of a century will
be completely exhausted. If the nj
trogeneous fertilizer failed, no in
crease in the area of wheatgrowing
lands could stave of eventual starva-
ton. But with the discovery of Sir
William Crookes that concentrated nj
trio acid can be made from the nitro
gen in the air on a commercial scale
the prospect Of the soda-nitrate de-
posits becoming exhausted is no long
er cause for alarm