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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-09-11

Clarence Russell of Ethiopia is a
guest at the Washington.
A. NJ. Taylor of Seattle is regis
tered at the Yakima hotel.
W. McBeth of Tacoma is regis
tered at the Pacific hotel.
Charles E. vetter of Sunnyside is
stopping at the Pacific hotel.
r. D. Fulton of Seattle is regis
tered at the Pacific hotel.
To prevent execution in the suit
of the Ahtanum Land company
against James Wright, a temporary
restraining order was issued in the
superior court Tuesday afternoon
The company and John NJ. Edwards
as sheriff of the county are effected
by the order. A Judgment of $3.50
was recently obtained against
Wright by the company. An effort
was also made to collect cost bill
of $146.35, but was thrown out by
the court. 1t is also alleged that
during Mr.. Wright's absence from
home that the company attempted
to get writ of execution compelling
him to pay the original damages
plus the costs.
Owing to the extreme youthful
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-09-11

P. L. Oewin of Seattle is stopping
at the Washington.
w. L. Hatch and sister of Alfalfa
are registered at the Bartholet hotel.
H. r. Clark of Mob Hill Is enter
tanning his father. H. c. Clark of
Mt. Morris, ILL.,, who is here on BUSH
ness.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Congregational church will hold a
business meeting Wednesday after
Eoon at the home of Mrs. Wight, COS
North Second street.
J. Sepase, an Indian, aged 2 I
years, died at Fort Simcoe Sunday of
quick consumption. Shaw and
Sons had charge of the funeral ar
rangements. He was the son of
William Peni.
A. G. Branded of Seattle is a
guest at the pacific hotel.
F. H. Allen of Tampico is stopping
at the Hotel Washington.
A. l.. Menhick of Tacoma is n
guest at the Yakima hotel.
B. Harlon of Tampico is registered
at the Bartholet.
J. r. Atkinson of Sunnysideis a
guest at the Pacific hotel
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-09-11

ness of the bride-to-be a marriage
license was refused Roy E. Marker
and Susie Prichetl, who appeared in
the county auditors office yester-
day in quest of marriage license.
The girl is only 16 years of age. They
are employed at hop picking near
town.
The capital stock of the Inland
Lumber company will be increased
from $4,000 to $4,000 by increas.
ing the number of shares from % to
40. as the result of a meeting held
recently in accordance with resolu.
tions adopted by the board of trus-
tees June %. The stockholders
present at the meeting were William
O'Neal, Fred Parker, o. B. Lum, f.
p. Svendsen. c. f. Lum and E. T.
O'Neal
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-09-11

home Tuesday
Miss Lena Lund will leave today
for Tacoma, where she will attend
Anna Wright seminary. Miss Lund
has recently returned from an ex-
tensive European tour, in which she
visited England. Paris. Rome, Ger
many, Switzerland and Norway. Her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lund,
are expected home soon from Nor
way, where they have been travel
ing
/. f. Halvorson of Pasco is reg
istered at the Bartholet hotel
Z. NJ. Hare of Spokane is a guest
at the Pacific hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs G. o. Stevens of Sc
attic are stopping at the Bartholet.
Andrew Olsen of Ellensburg is a
guest at the Yakima hotel.
James Hudson of Sunnyside is
at the Hotel Washington.
John H. Stagers of Sunnyside is a
guest at the Pacific hotel.
H. ]. Moss OF Seattle is registered
at the Yakima hotel.
c. S. ingalls, of Seattle is a guest
at the Bartholet
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-09-11

1t is a we'll known facth that per.
sons living in the Pine forests do not
suffer from kidney diseases. Ons
dose of Pineules at night usually re.
lieves backache. 80 days treatment,
$1.00. Your money refunded IL not
satisfied. Sold by c. w. Camp,
West Side Druggist.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-09-11

We never promise more than we
perform.
Error requires prompt and rig
orous vindication. Truth can abide
its time.
Our doubts are traitors and make
us lose the good we oft might win
by fearing TO attempt"
A visit to The Emporium will set
your doubts at rest.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-09-11
ALL WEEK IN MEN AND BOYS
APPAREL.

NOTE-Bear in mind our Cloth
ing Department contains the most
complete and extensive stock in the
state of Washington, and our prices
are lower for the same quality of
goods than any other store in this
valley.
$500 feet of space and every foot
loaded with money-savers; so two
piece Atwood suits; values from
$3.50 to $500; all week $3.50 to
$3.50.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-09-11
TO CLEAN OUT BALANCE O
CANNON-ALLEN STOCK.

A splendid line Of Three-Piece
Suits for Fall Wear-the very best
that money can buy.
$500 to $3.50 values; all week, PEI
suit ........... $4.45
$1,000 TO $1150 values; all
week, per suit $685.
$1,000 to $3.50 values; all week,
per suit $7.45
$500 to $3.50 values; all week,
per suit .$0.45
$500 to $3.50 values; all week,
per suit .$1O.O5
$4,000 to s22 values; all week,
per suit $1o.45
$500 to $500 values; all week,
per suit .......... $16.45
$4,000 TO $4,000 values: all week.
per suit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 19.45
In Odd Pants. Working Gloves.
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CHILDREN's WASH sUITs-th

tHIIIUItEN ASH SUIIS-the
entire line at just ONE-HALF All
Week
The yield is abundant and the har-
vest time is here-JO DOZEN WORK
SOX-all week at. ......5 SC
Our line of Jewelry contains thou
sands of items at less than One-Half
charged elsewhere.
The Famous Adler Bros Suits
selection more extensive than can
be found elsewhere-even in the in
ferior lines. These suits are only to BE-
had in the very strongest and most
up-to-date stores, and The Empor-
UNI Is the only store in this city that
has them in stock Price
...... $4,000 to $4,000
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-09-11

OUU w OF MIX Is,
just ONE-FOURTH OFF. Everything
in plain figures All week the war IS
on.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1907-09-11
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-04
FRANKLIN. IDAHO.
III sToRE pURoLARTzEp.
Proprietor Has Tu-slc With Maraudcr
Who Is Later Arrested.

Special Correspondence.
Franklin. Tll.. Nov. 2g.-At about
G o'clock last evening the store OF J
j Hill was broken into. by smashing
the window at che rear of the store
apparently with am AK. and with the
same instrument tho cash drawer was
prycd apart and some cash taken.
hich consisted chiefly Of small change.
dimes. nickels and coppers amounting
To hut SO. one of Mr. Hill's sons
happened to be passing, and hearing
noise IN the store Investigated and
found window broken, and az once
called 70 some persons passing. 10
assist. Tn the meantime the burglar
came out through tho window and
Mr. Hill. Jr., and the burglar engaged
I'm n wrestle and HUI identified Bert
Bell Of Mapleton, Ida. as the offender.
Constable F. F. Shivcs arrested him
this morning and brought him into
Judge Duraut's court who read COM
plant OF burglary 20 him. 70 which he
pleaded mot guilty. Failing 20
procure bail I'm the sum Of $500 he Is
under the constable's care until a
preliminary hearing can be had
Thanksgiving day was duly observ-
ed. The people assembled at 10 a..
m. in the l.. d. s. Westinghouse and
a very Interesting program was rend-
cred appropriate speeches were made
by r. G. Lowe. I II. Nash and S.
W. Parkinson; also a recitation by
Miss Cynthia Hill, a song by Miss
Nora Handy, musical selection hy
Walter SAINT
A basketball game between a team
Of present students and graduates q
Is. y. college was a feature Of .he
afternoon. The grod uates were the
victors. and q ball I the evening. con-
cluded the days estivities.
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ELSINORE.
DEATH OF N1ELs JENSEN, JR.
Michael \. Hansen Laid 10 Rest
Pay Checks at a Discount.

ray Ahtths at a discount
Special Correspondence.
ElsinOre Sewer Co. Dec. 2.-The flu
neral Of Michael A. Hanson, who died
Nov. ~, We're held last Friday. Deceased
was one OF the early settlers Of this
town and proved himself a worthy and
respected citizen. He was a faithful
member I'm the Church OF Jesus Christ
of Latter-day Saints.
The death OF Nicls Jensen, Jr. came
as a shock 20 his many friends when
they heard Of his demise az the L. ID. 5.
hospital Niels was taken 10 Sail
Lake Thursday morning 20 undergo
an operation, but died before the opet-
alton took place. THE young man was
but % years OF age. and VIII bee great
Is missed by his hosts OF friends. Flu
neral services win he hold Wednesday
GA the Westinghouse.
8 survey has recently been taken,
making the SEWER river the Elsinore
boundary lire ON the south. The course
OF the river has been changed 90 an
almost direct stream from the river
bridge.
Bcots are being shipped daily. Haul
crs are husilv employed in filling cars
ready for shipment
The financial panic has brought into
this community timo-checks, which
most laborers find impossible 20 OK
change Some men have offered them
for thrce-tourths gheir face value, but
business men refuse 10 accept them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Jensen of Da-
vonport. Wash are visitors here at the
home az Mrs. Nellie Marquardson
Mrs Niels II. Nielsen returned from
Salt Lake Friday and reports her hus-
band and son. who are both at the
hospital. still iu serious condition.
The bounty on coyotes in this county
has called forth number Of hunters
who are out in search of the animals.
a number have been trapped and the
county paid for hides
The band and orchestra are doing
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.ITIG,TI0B OVER
OGDEN RIVER BED
,..,,. Of Water Privileges Want
Stream Returned to
old Channel
ely COUPLES MADE HAPPY.
., Cha. Bird Of Teton and
"a, prlmmcicn-Fmorals
Bert Mowbray Hurt

49,. Dee i-The proposition to MI
i5 channel of the ogden river
% Y" ~. mouth OF ogden canyon VIII
pew ~. ont DO the courts. A com
b ', .s.s bssp prepared by y J. Har-
''. e,ed In the district court ask
ii' .-- - Injunction to prevent the city
i's ont fts plans The plaintiffs
'' . action are ogden Milling n
% y" company. several canal com
Pig, SMITH Brothers Mattress man
ls.l .,-srs ana several private indiVld-
'.gsinst ogden city The COM
VAS 80 rorfh that the city intends
g-l. s1 tba old channel OF ogden rlV-
hl's gb which the river ran for
Ell .soT On wears and that the plain
n.i ',. ,v.nars of said water That
ilIs -.i,- fre river broke away trom
u" IA channel and made a new one
las ~ Lawns the oldsone dry; that
.ts INV has failed TO turn the wafer
~, INTO thg former river Ded' theie-
y. 5srrvlne plaintiffs Of the waters
IgbtfuIy own. greatly TO thelf
I 9lee Whom the case was present.
w, Jr8ra Howell ne ordered that the
20 "a y, tho suit appear late this aft
l--u I, count and ne viii hear the
s ...,mo1is on the application for the
mlurcton
BrKE-AUTO COLLISION.
Mart Nowbray. an employe Of the ".
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n oday' $ Ogden News

uiEht at tho family residence ut the
rear of the academy. the cause OF
death being diabetes lie was born at
Riddoukenk, Holland Feb. 10. 1868
Two years ago hc cwiErlted TO Utah,
and has lived in ogden ever since.
wife and six children survive him,
the eldest being only l5 years OF age.
The funeral services over his remains
will Zoe held at the Fifth ward meet
inghousc Friday at o'clock. Burial
viii Doe made in The ogden city come
terry.
FUNERAL OF RALPH wtGGtNs.
The funeral services over the remains
of Ralph Virgins were hold at The
Third ward westinghouse yesterday af-
tcrnoon az o'clock Bishop James
Wothorspoou presiding The ward
choir sang several selections, and Mrs.
Mary Farley sang q solo.
The speakers were President G.. J.
Middleton. Bishop Robert McQuarrie,
Patriarch Barnard White and Elder
Gilbert TurgCrson. who offered words OF
comfort to the family The attendance
at the funeral was very large, tho
Woojmeu of the World attended the
services in a body with the band and
conducted their services at the grave
in the ogden city cemetery.
JOSEPH SEVERN LAID TO REST.
An that was mortal Of Joseph Sew
orn was laid peacefully 90 rest I'm the
family burial plot iu the ogden City
cemetery. AT the Bapusct church
many relatives and friends assembled
TO pay "a tribute of respect To- his mem
DRY. and beautiful noral tributes were
laid on his bier as silent tokens of
the high esteem in which he was held
nv the ueOnla of OGDEN where he had
lived for over 30 years. Rev. thinner
man preached the funeral eulogy, and
comforted the family in the hope OF
a. glorious resurrection. A quartet
rendered a number of appropriate Sc
lections
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him over 20 the district court.
Henry W. Cease and Helena Warner,
both Of Provo. were granted, by County
Clerk Gee, license 20 wed.
STUDENTS CORRESPONDENCE.
Through the efforts OF Eugene Rob-
erts who is laboring as missionary
at Zurich. Switzerland, the students
Of the Franklin school Of which Mr..
Roberts was a teacher. have received
correspondence from the students at
Zurich. written in Germany, which was
interpreted I'm English. Great inter-
est Is being manifested Ina answering py
the Franklin students
The member Of the entertainment
committee for the State Teachers assoc
citation, which is composed Of the tac-
ulty Of the y. Y T., and the Proctor
academy. the city teachers and MEM
bers Of the various clubs I'm the city
win meet at the various school build
ings Fridcy. Dec. 6, al p. m.
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winter Course In the Beaver Branch
of the Brigham Young
University.

The Beaver Branch OF the Brigham
Young University begins its winter
course December End. il continues UNI
an March 30th. This course is open
with view 20 accommodating young
men and women who are not able 20
enter school at the beginning OF the
year. Those completing this course will
he granted one scmcster's credit The
subjects offered are. Tho common
branches; high school studies: also
courses in Irouwork, Domestic Science.
Domestic Art and Agriculture. The
tuition for the winter course Is 5000.
plus 81 90 library fee. In addition 20
the above courses. special instruction
VIII be given I'm Elocution, Art. Book
keeping, and Steuography.
Board and lodgings can be had for
S225 10 $3.50 a week.
n you wish further Information. con-
corning the work. please write the prin-
cipal Of the Institution.
Yours Respectfully
j. J.. HICKMAN. Principal.
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CACHE COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Commissioner. To Look After Road
nys-F uuerals-SchOOl Moneys.

sgeca CORES ience.
Logan. Dec. The Cache county
Enm.aI0neI held an all day session
ns'ulay outside Of routine business
resolution was passed creating three
bad districts iu the county. Hereto
brl ,he precinct road supervisors have
BAD the say-so as 20 whore the work
h'ld d. done boz their districts but the
ouly commissioners will now have
hIs work iu charge. with the district
luF1isors working under them. j. g..
ha8.ls has district No. 4 or the CEN
Ora. dIguic. 10 oversee, IL comprises
'ha following precincts. Benson,
ipelulle. Hyde Park, Logan, Peter
bom Providence and Riverside
George Godfrey. district No. 2 or
norihm district comprises the follow
.ng road districts. Coyeylle, Clark
sion Cornish. Lewiston. Mt. Home.
nsen Trenton and Wheeler.
a. ri luaIseu. district No. 3, or
o9h district tne following. Avon,
oIl1ge Hymn MIlWlle. Mondon Nj.
al-filhs Paradise Melville and Young.
Ia' resignation OF j. W Perks as
.ols'aola 20, Hyde Park was presented
all a'p'p... 'H take effect az once.
FUNERAL oF JOHN WoRLEY.
Ih' funeral was held AZ the Second
d 'l nous. yesterday afternoon over
E Igl 3IH. " John Morley who was
~. -sll Den. from 5n0Wyille for burial
~. af..E "..I no mat place last Snt-
-.. .'i lI1F ..r.r of the stomach. he
sr5 .l.n U .raland March p. 1876
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books viii receive prompt and careful
attention.
TayiorNillo, Alhcrta--R. A. Nelson
has been appointed agent for the Des-
cret News and for church publications
at Taylorsville. Alta Canada, in place
of j. H. hampton, who has removed.
Patrons of the Deaorct Nows viii kindly
renew thols subscriptions through him.
orders for church publications. etc..
win also receive prompt and careful ate
tcution.
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GARLAND.
Address by Elder Orson =. Whitney
Building Site for Library.

Special Correspondence.
Garland, Boxclder Co. Dec. 3.-The
citizens Of Garland and surrounding
country turned out enmasse last eve
ming and filled the opera house TO over
flowing 10 listen 20 the soul-iuspiring
address Of Elder Orson r. Whitney.
Prof Merrill and Miss Cooper OF the
Agricultural college We're present and
spoke, giving "a brief outline Of the
work being introduced at the farmers
Institute now in session at Tremonton.
The Ladies' Self Culture club OF Car
land attended the institute BOO "a body
today.
The board or governors OF the library
met recently to express their apprecia-
ton and extend q vote Of thanks To
G. w. Lawrence, who has given "a build
ing spot Cor the contemplated library.
Mrs. Clark was appointed "a delegate
TO report TO the state league the prog
rcss which was being made Con that d.
rCCtiOn.
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MURRAY.
DEATH OF JACOB MAUSS.
Esteemed Citlzcn Closes IlonOrrd Ca
rccr az ScNcntY-iiNc.

Special COrrasp 1ndcnce.
Murray. Dec f.--Iacob Mauss. 20
wears OF age. one ~ Murray's most esq
termed citizens and father of Mar
shal Mauss dio1 here at an early hour
This morning of Intermittent foyer.
DE ia survived by his wife and i've
children. one. daughter residing in
Nebraska whore che family settled
aftcr coming 90 America. Deceased
was "a native ~ Germany lle Joined
the Iatter-day Saln eaith m 1855 aud
came 90 Murray ln 1891. where he has
won the love ~ am who know him.
The funeral Win Doe held in the sou. n
Cottonwood mcatlnghouso at 4 p. m.
Saturday.
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Mrs. Twiggs; recitation. Miss Gertrude
Arbuckle, soprano solo. Miss Eva
Grant: piano solo. Miss Belle Muir;
recitation, Miss Vida Fox; quartet,
Misses Jessie Johnson, Lyle Grant,
Penina Wood and Lucille Lee; piano
solo. Mrs. TMiggs.
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lsEREr EVENING NEWS WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 4 1907

exceptionally fine work Tho band
made its first appearance In public
since July, on Wednesday. the 21th
Tho orchestra will appear in the near
future to show progress.
The L. y. S. choir BE- also preparing
Tor "a special public appearance
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PARK CITY.

I1TN" NTTTTTT 7 TTT-IT - UT w. -
Con Sullivan.
Special Correspondence.
Park City, Dec. "A baby boy was
born 90 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ras-
band saturday morning Nov 30.
The local Elks' lodge held memorial
services I'm the Dewey theater last eve
ming A good program was rendered.
Dr. G. NJ Wilson delivered the eulogy
over the departed members.
Funeral was held this afternoon at
the Catholic church over the remains Of
Con sullivan. who was found dead IN
the oak saloon Saturday morning a
victim Of alcoholism
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BLOOMINGTON.

IWNWN'NINIlI ITVNTNW UWW NVWN
Briefs from Dixie.
Special Correspondence.
Bloomington, Washington CO., Nov.
9.-Thanksgiving was duly observed
here. A nice program was rendered
In the afternoon and d dance iu the
evening made the day an enjoyable
one,
KinE Frost has laid low an that his
nngcrs can grasp and the leaves on
the trees are yellow.
Some Of the farmers are sowing grain
and The prospects are good for fair
crops next year.
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and for church publications at Helper
In place OF William Miller. who has
resigned our patrons win kindly see
him and ronow their subscriptions or
get the paper started, lie viii also givo
prompt and careful attention to orders
for books, etc.
Amy, Wyo.-Wm East0n has been
appointed agent for the Doscrct News
al Almy. Wyo Patrons OF tho News
win kindly order their papers through
him. He g. also authorized no handle
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LOGAN DEPARTING Mt.

The news" Delivered SUNDAY excepted
TsSd SeHs tS p Center street
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DISTRICT COURT CASES.
Peculiar suit Against Wifc-Studcnts
Correspond With Foreign students.

AOrrrspnlm WV"
Special Correspondence.
Provo. Dec al. b. smith OF SPRING
willie. has commenced suit to recover
s9a6 from his wife IN very pecu-
fr- case ~ r.. smith and his wife
.ig7ed q blank deed conveying some
rssl estate 90 a purchaser whose name
vas not Inserted. Smith alleges that
III mo.her-in-law impersonated the
mrchaar sold the land and with his
m and also the money. left for parts
unknown. He therefore prays FOR dam
,ees and % recover for the above
mount
conplaint was sworn to by Police
nan SHOW charging Floyd Olson with
disturbing the peace. He was brought
,siore ihe juvenile court. which bound
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O. Kay company. while riding a bicycle
southwark along Washington avenue,
ran into am automobile being driven by
@ q. Richards. receiving bad bruises
about the head by falling TO the pave
mcnt. The collision was entirely acci-
dental but had Mowbray been on the
proper side OF the street &c could have
been avoided.
WEDDING PERMITS.
Ogden, Dec. Marriage licenses
We're issued Tuesday by the county
clerk to the following couples.
John II. Dram, Liberty and Harriet
Campbell North ogden.
George paul and Letue Busby
both Of Logan.
Royal SoutaWick. Liberty and Hat
tie King. Rigby Idaho.
William Story. North ogden, and Et-
"a Montgomery, Liberty
Howard q. Wilcox and Edith Far
row. both of ogden.
Harry b. culver and Cora L.
Chandler. both of ogden.
DEATH OF CHAs. BIRD or TETON.
Charles Bird. aswell known resident
OF Teton City. Idaho. died in ogden
yesterday. at the home Of friends on
west Twelfth street. aged 60 years and
s months. He had come to ogden 70
visit for "a short time and was taken
ul only four days ago He leaves a
wife ana large family of sons and
daughters to mourn his unexpected de-
mise He was a faithful member Of the
Latter-day saint Church. The body
will be shipped to Teton city for burial
Thursday.
HoLLANDER sUCcUAIBs TO DIA-
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eWhcn Columbus discovered South
America, near the mouth or the orr
noco. the Spnniards found an Indian
village built ovor the water on pilcs
As e reminded them OF Venice, they
called lt Venezuela, or Little Venice.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-04

Regulates the bowels. promotes easy
natural movements, cures constipation
-Doau's Regulets. Ask your druggist
for them 25 cents a box
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-04

Headaches and Neuralgia From Colds.
LAXATIVE HROMO Qulnine. the world
wide Cold and Grip remedy removes
cause can for FUN name Look for sig
nature T.. w GROVE. &c.