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Evening journal., 1907-01-31
AGAINST GRETNA
GREEN MARRIAGES
Rose Bill Prevents Marriage
Here of Runaway
Couples
speeIal % nc EvenIng Journal.

DOVER, Jan. 3L-The Rose bill. re-
stricting the issuance Of marriage IL
censes and prohibiting elopements
came into the Senate and its two most
salient paragraphs are;
mo person shall be Joined in mar
riage within this state until a license
shall have been obtained for that pur-
pose from the clerk OF the peace Of the
county wherein either Of the contract
ing parties reside, or i'm the county
where the marriage is performed.
Provided that one or more of the appli-
cants shall be Identified to the satisfac-
ton OF the clerk of the peace. The
clerk OF the peace shall inquire OF the
parties applying, either separately or
together, on oath or affirmation, rela-
tive to the legality Of the contemplated
marriage the age Of the parties, the
consent Of the parents or guardians OF
such as are under the full age Of q
years, and any prior marriage or mar
riages and its or their dissolution; and
II there be no legal objection, then he
shall grant such marriage license. Be
fore a justice Of the peace, If any per-
sons intending to marry, shall be undei
the age Of 21 years. the consent Of the
parents or guardians shall be person
ally given before such clerk Of the
peace or justice or certified under the
hand and seal of such parent or guar
dian. and attested to by adult wit
.nesses and properly acknowledged be-
fore notary public and entry shall
be made thereof as a part Of the rec
ords."
Then follows the form Of the official
notification to minister's:
1T shall be lawful for any person u
make a copy or abstract of the entries
contained IN said marriage license
docket for the purpose OF publication
in any regularly published newspaper
and it shall be lawful to publish said
copy or abstract in any regularly-pub
lished newspaper.
III any minister or other person shall
solemnize the marriage ceremony, OF
shall be attesting Witnesses TO the same
without the compliance Of this law, he
shall be required to forfeit an dpay a
fine Of 800" The clerk of the peace
penalty is $50.
Evening journal., 1907-01-31

The local branchse of the Sunshine Societies
OF this city did themselves proud in their dinner
and reception to Mrs Alden, the national presi-
dent Of the organization, which, in a quiet way,
acconlplisles so much good Its name indicates
the scope of the work performed 1t carries
rays of hope to the many shut ms who,
through misfortune affliction are in the
world but not really part of it. Good luck 10
the apostles OF happiness, and may their tribe
increase
Evening journal., 1907-01-31
phosnix vs. asportx elrIs.v

william Firth. VINO manages tns
Phoenix second basketball team has ar
ranged game with the sporty Girl'
ave Of the city Sports Company. which
appears at The Opera House next week.
The game will be played on the stage Of
the theatre on Monday evening.
Evening journal., 1907-01-31

The days are passing away and yet the I.egs-
lature has accomplished nothing. Perhaps there
is little to be done. But we should have the new
charter considered and the subject of taxation
should be completely overhaued. 1t might not
be bad idea to revise the child labor laws
Evening journal., 1907-01-31
Piles Cured in 6 to "a Days.

PAzO OINTMENT is guaranteed to
cure any case Of Itching. Blind, Bleed
ing or Protruding Piles in to IA days
or money refunded. soc.
Evening journal., 1907-01-31
Eormer senator's VIC pylna.

DOVER. Jan. 3i,--Mrs Richard r. Ken
ney. wife Of the former Democratic United
States Senator from Delaware, Is lying
criiically ~ az her home her. her deatr
being monlentSrily expected
Evening journal., 1907-01-31
Security Trust
and
Safe Deposit Co.,
Capital 100000
Surplus 100000

The convenient location and exten-
slve facilities of this institution com
mend it to business men and all per-
sons who receive money and disblrse
the same in payment Of regular ex-
penses. such as office. household and
business. This company invites check
ing accounts on which it pays interest
at the rate Of per cent. per annum
Evening journal., 1907-01-31
Nor1cE ro rHn puRLIc.

Any erroneous reflection upon tho character stanains
or reputation of any person. firm corporation Wnici
may appear IN these columns viii be gladly corrected
upon request.
Evening journal., 1907-01-31
10 PROBE STATE HOUSE JoBBERY.

THE complaisant opinion OF Attorney-Gen-
4 eral Carson, Of Pennsylvania, that he
found nothing upon which criminal charges
could be based in connection with the extrava-
gance of the furnishings of the State Capitol is
not satisfying. The Pennsylvania Legislature
has passed Joint resolution for a thorough in
quiry, and it has been signed by Governor
Stuart Some of the best men in the Legislature
have been appointed on the smelling commit
tee and it is to be hoped they will reveal the
methods by which money was eaten up with as
tonishng rapidity in the building Of the fine
structure that decorates Harrisburg.
Evening journal., 1907-01-31

If the Legislature desires to exercise caution
before saddling an enormous debt upon the peo-
pie of a particular community, would it not be
well to incorporate in the big loan bills provis
ion submitting the proposed loan to the people
OF the city or town to be approved or rejected at
the next election In most of the States bond
ed debt exceeding $4,000 cannot be created
without submitting the matter to the people OF
the municipality That is home rule and gov
ernment by the people BY following such a
plan our Legislature would show its considcra-
ton Of the wishes of the people and their righs
to express themselves before heavy 5uruer is
placed upon their property.
Evening journal., 1907-01-31

This newspaper IS sale al Broad street and IWeny-
fourth street railroad stations Phlade-
rhia and at the Broadway Theatre news stand new
York
Evening journal., 1907-01-31

The dinner of Senator-elect Richardson to his
friends was dry" according to the reports, but
wen wager that some of those around the fes-
tive board wished that it was extra dry"
Evening journal., 1907-01-31

"ony mint can make money without sdvertisina'-
Gladstone.
Evening journal., 1907-01-31
FOUNDED 1888.

D s a. oo-rELHPHoNEs-De.maryia a''S
Evening journal., 1907-01-31
rERMs or suBscRIPrIoN.

BY mail. postage prepaid $500 year, or 2S cents a
month payable IN advance. BY carrier six cents "eSA'
Evening journal., 1907-01-31

No attention paid to unsigned communications.
Advertising rates application.
Evening journal., 1907-01-31
Capital, Surplus and Profits
Over One Million Dollars.
OFFICERS.

OFFICERS.
OHIO NowLAND. President
E. BRINGHURST. Jr., Vice-President.
]. T. PennypscSer,
Secretary and Trust Officer
RICHARD REESE. Treasurer.
NJ. D. cRossAN, Real Estate officer.
Evening journal., 1907-01-31

ALL THE NEWS FROM EVERYWHERE
Evening journal., 1907-01-31
ROUTINE WORK OF THE HOUSES
cenaFe

senate
Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Jan. 3O.-Senate met at 1890
a. m, President Parker presiding.
Prayer by Chaplain Smith.
Roll called-Senator Reed did not re-
spond.
Read and approved-Journal.
Adopted-Concurrent resolution. that
the two houses go into joint session al
1.sO this afternoon TO hear Century
Club officials and educators discuss the
compulsory education laws proposed.
Postponed-House joint resolution
calling for a special investigation OF tho
inefficiency Of the oyster policing the
operation OF pirates and the unseawor-
thiness Of the guardboat Delaware.
Notice-By Mr.. Sparks, authorizing
the appointment Of a night watchman
BY Mr. Suarks to amend the law
authorizing the employment Of a jani-
tor for the State House.
Introduced (read and referred under
suspension OF rules)-By Mr.. Sparks,
act in relation 10 forthworth summons
before justices Of the peace.
BY Mr.. Sparks-Authorizing The
Mayor and Council OF Wilmington 20
borrow money for curbing, draining
and construction of conduits.
BY Mr.. Sparks-Act to fix and raise
the salaries of New Castle county Off
GERS.
House bills passed yesterday:
Kfied-House bill prescribing surgi-
cal operation. sixty lashes and twenty
years Imprisonment for attempt to
rape Representative Holcomb ex-
planned the bill.) (Ayes, 6; nays, 10)
Afternoon Session
Senate reconvened at 2.3O o'clock.
offered. but tempirarily Withdrawn
BY Mr.. Conner joint resolution calling
for joint session OF two houses on Mon
day afternoon next and authorizing th'
committees.
Adopted Cwith amendment referring
the matter wholly to the committees
on fish oysters and game)-Hous'
resolution calling for investigation o.
vlolators Of the oyster law.
Introduced (read and referred undei
suspension Of rulesl-Rose bill in re-
lation to marriage licenses.
/ Passed (under suspension Of rules)-
Corrected bin providing for $40 fees To-
the State chemist.
Adjourned until Tomorrow at 1870.
Evening journal., 1907-01-31
Wants Free Seeds.

Wilmington, January 81.
Evening journal., 1907-01-31

wilmington, January 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-13

said that It had never been regarded az
the central Idea OF their marriage system
and was only special privilege granted
only three to four per cent Of the en-
lire population Of the Mormon Church
Mr. Meakn said. accepted the privilege
Of pllygamy when II was urged especial,
ly uron them The Norman polygamist
takes upon himself the greatest Of obiga
lions. the reairg OF more than one fam
ily and the guarding Of more than one
wife. The men who practlsed polygamy
were the most respected in the state.
Mr. Meakn asked what should be done
with those who had at one time been
party to this style of marriage. He ex-
planned that these people were mostly
without exception old persons now and
the Youngest was over 80 years Of age.
Mr., Meakin asked II II would be right to
make these old persons who had always
lived good lives, as they believed, give
them up now. as II would mean shat
tering OF their household idols and q
breaking up OF their home life In their
old age
The speaker dwelt upon the hard strug.
gle for existence which the Mormons had
endured, and then referred TO the Reed
Smoot case. He said that Smoot was hiY
''chuln" and a very dear friend. and,
above all, an upright man. He added the
story that had been circulated ms to
Smoot being a polygamist was untrue,
"The only thing that can be held against
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-13
GET ACQUAINTED" MEETING.
Largely Attended ATnir Feature nj the
Chamber of Commerce.

The Get Acquainted" meeting held
last night. at the chamber Of commerce.
was largely attended by members OF all
the associations represented in the
chamber as well ms other commercial
organizations President ], NJ Marriott
OF tho Retail Merchants association
presided, and following the address OF
welcome from President Hewlett OF the
Nj. & NJ. association, spoke on cooper
alton, This he held was primary social
instinct, Identified with the Instinct of
self preservation. and said progress
along this limo OF late years had been
very gratifying. Mr.. Marriott advised
under bond as is done in moneyed in
stitutions.
Secy. Horace Ensign of the state Fair
association spoke on the value OF eX-
hibitlng home made goods, with the
good that would result from bringing
tourists to the chamber OF commerce
through the removal there of the See
ing salt Lake City" Offices. Arthur
Parsons. president of the Utah Credit
Mems association. spoke on the benefit
Of home Industries. lie referred to the
credltable record made IN this state by
home Industries, and how the arrival of
the railroads brought about a change
by bringing outside manufactured
goods into the territory and state But
Mr. Parsons held that the secret of
success lay In securing employment for
its people, President A. Hulson of the
Retail Butchers & Grocers association
spoke principally on the benefits TO he
derived from cooperation In all lines OF
trade. The other speakers all made a
good Impression, so that the evening.
was probably spent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-13
CURIOUS FAMILY
Coffee Ruined Them.

A lady writes how coffee treated
her family.
81 was born OF a sick-headache fam
ny, she says my father. English by
birth, loved his roast beat and plum
pudding, and every rich dish that
could be brought on the table and
always drank coffee
Associated with my earliest memoir
les is the picture of my father. al times
walking the floor, his head bandaged,
his fne face drawn with pain, and his
eyes rolling as In a delirium. He SUI
fered this every few weeks. His
brother WAS similarly afflicted, as was
also their sister.
II have had many ailments, which
can now see We're properly charge
able to the coffee I drank. / am SO
years old, and for the last half OF my
life have been sufferer from kidney
troubles and extreme nervousness, Of
ten tossing about till or o'clock in
the morning. My general health suf-
fored 81 course. and along with every
thing else was the constantly recurring
agoTles OF sick hendache,
Loving 10 live, yet life only a bur-
denl
and drink Postum Food Coffee / was
10th 20 give II up, hut at last ! made
the change, and II soon made Won
dertul change IN me. For two years
ow | have used Postum Food Coffee.
II has brought me sound and refresh-
Ing sleep AZ night. as when a child.
have had the headache only twice In
the last year, the kidney trouble Is
passing away and my flesh has been
renewed ] used 90 eat little or no
breakfast--had not appetite Now /
wake up hungry and enjoy the meal
with relish / do not tremble on
sIasger from dizziness. as formerly;
my nervousness IL gone. The old fits
OF depression and dependency have
givon way to the enjoyment OF lIfe.
] conclude from my own experience
that coffee is a subtle ana deadly pois-
on, slow but sure I'm It's harmful re-
suits, and that II Is the cause OF many
disorders in the human system.
II fnd Postum Food Coffee, prop
erly made, a most delicious. invlgor-
atlng beverage that heals while IL
nonrishes- II has cured me, and I'm
sure II has added years To my life"
Creek, Mich
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-13
CARRIED OFF FILES.
George HarlSlns is Given Lecture by
Judge Armstrong.

Taking files out OF the county clerks
Office without permission from the clerk
or the court caused the arrest of George
Harkins yesterday afternoon, and he
was taken before Judge Armstrong
where he was informed that he had no
right TO remove files from the clerk s
office without permission. He told the
court that he called Al the clerks office
and asked to see the articles of inoor-
poration OF the Interstate Mining &
Milling company, and that he supposed
they Were recorded the same as deeds
in the county recorders office and then
returned TO the lncorporators. He took
the files and put them In his pocket and
walked out County Clerk Eldredge
made complaint against him and he
was accordingly arrested. After deliv-
erlng lecture to the man. Judge ARM
strong released him from further Gus
tody. Clerk Eldredge intends to get
after some attorneys who take files
from his Office without permission or
an order from the court and win strict
ly enforce the law in that respect.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-13
ASKS A SQUARE DEAL
John p. Mealin Speaks on Behalf OF
Mormons at Newark.

Under the auspices Of local band OF
Mormons who hold services in fraternal
Hall. al COS Broad street, John P. Meakln'
OF Salt Lake City, Utah spoke there on
"A Square Deal for Utah" last night Mr..
Meakin, who has lived among the Nor,
mons al Salt Lake city for the past
ss Years. explained that he was
not q Mormon himself, but Frhternallsl
and he lectured only for the purpose 81
cbtaln a square deal for them.
In speaking Of the reputed visions OF
Josenh Smith FOUNDER Of Mormonlsm
the speaker said he was not prepares 20
knew was thnt these same visions had
been the means ~ hnlld ng UP a sober
chaRte. Industrious people. AS for polyF-
amy among the Mormons, Mt MenNh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-13
COAL SITUATION.
Easier Than IL Was But Delays Occur
Owing to Bad Roads.

The coal situation Is easier than it
was; but dealers complain of delays in
delivery owing to the bad condition OF
the roads. 1t freezes nights and
thaws days. making wheeling
anything but easy and team
sters are not looking for coal deliv-
cry Jobs in consequence Dealers claim
that the city has not received this win
ter over half the coal that should bs
properly coming TO 1t; and express the
belief that there will be no relief for
several years TO come. or until new
mining properties are opened up, with
suitable railroad connections. Opening
up new mines back In the prairie states
is comparatively easy matter where
the operator merely digs down in the
soil to the vein. But in this mountain
country. It is quite another matter,
where n great deal of development
work is often necessary, with extensive
surface fixtures and the building of
railroad facilities. The expense of this
runs anywhere from $1,000 to 100000. 1t
is reported that the Utah Fuel company
IS reluctant to engage In any more
mine openings as long as the present
governmental policies obtain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-13
A Safe Medicine for Children.

Reed smoot." said MIR. Meakin, SIS tho
fact that he is u member Of the Mormon
Church And now that polygamy has
been ruled out II the Mormon life, what
use to continue the hus'iliiies against this
people. a hostility which has almost be
come "a fashion among the people OF the
east? In 20 years all signs OF .poiyg-
appeared, and ! plead for Utah and ask
for a square deal''-Newark ~ il
Evening NeMs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-13
JUVENILE COURT BILL.
" WIN be Handed in to the House by
Marks When Completed.


~ u.e oesinnig Of the second half OF
, S% seventh session of the state legis-
s the lower house this afternoon
,~s sI calendar of 257 bills, only a
.i to-. poruon OF which have received
y W ,I at the hands of the legislators
.v lurther measure may be introduced
,ian 9y consent, and 1t is the inten-
Sor,, ~ Aeep the number SO introduced
'VSh 10 a minimum.
une new measure which woe 40.
,,sAuy 70 put In with the list of 30 sant
n Yesterday. Is n new bill nn the sui,
Ivy OF Juvenile court law. IN he in
sVauoed by Marks, of Salt Lake. This
~, assure Sl IS framed after the manner OF
s %s Vglofado statute, and is said 10 he
~. n.y. me best, If not the very hest
" VI juvenile courts In existence.
BILLS KILLED.
b,,eIslerday was a record breaker m
Snaadss transacted by the house. The
ySis DIS We're reported upon adj
ssis -, ana II; B. II, by Clcgg. tho
Hone urepIos,iilary bills; Ii. b. Is. by
I'm. n se'Sllng Ia boards OF eaualIza.
coins H.. b' 's by Taft, making lin
u ~, p,rthday legal holiday: II II
barnett, forbiddIng confiscation
n pN.1,enefcial fuel by common carrisrs,
d,sino.o by Robinson, relating 10 n,i,e
fbai IL districts; II. Il. l2l bv West
ras5, 'elallng TO construction NJ n,hito
t6Ssrs suH H. y. 100, by Dean. definins
VI county commissioners.
SPECIAL ORDER BILLS.
sp y, =. - by Jensen. Nephi, relating 10
Der for Nes' was made the speclal o.
Il ueAt friday, at O'Clock.
kgbli ~, Wy Iolton, the Sunday clos
.s,ns was made the special order for
'"cN next Tuesday. ''''' ioF
CIGARETTE BILL.
cS m ., a. the sntl-clgarette hin No
cUta,," a.. passed as was III, II. Al by
tcAool Jung revenue for conn,on
relating ~ y, II, b. 81, by Richards
end wIfe tle competency of husband
HB. "a ~. I'stlly against each other,
anoe az scba ~ sen, relating 10 attend
~ by Cottar, vi vhildren, and II. 3.
nents for ~. pIohlhlting false state
credit '' 'ne purpose OF obtaining
INTRODUCTION or BILLS
UmbO aF6ed wire within '9 tba g. me use
highway referred to the committee on IN
prls,,dns, ill, croft-Aiakine an o,,,.
ng roaA ior the Improvement 90 a'
gan coSs, and building bridges in e Mor
ist on gDa any Referred 10 the oo y, m1t-
H. appropriations. w No''''''i-
pyopnsin.'s Nephi II. S. C. Janso,
lftlcle ~ an amendment 10 sec,ta,l
he ratt p constitution OF Utah AVN,
eonmittoso OF taxation. Referred 10 oNt tbe
Il. IA on revenue, y" '"'
lsnanee' l9r The construction ana I ,ppi0
Referred al roads IN Washington eountv
paatlons 20 The COMMITTEES on appro.
poratiori $780, Richards Rela,lne 10 ,,,
RI pslyn,. Referred to the oem 10 cor.
n corporations. ''''''op
R. s% ana rnaintenance ~ 10 punish , cham
iAy. 70 Inc committee on 1udi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-13
Make a note now to "a Ely's cream

Make n note now to get Ely's Cream
Balm If you are troubled with nasal
catarrh, hay fever or cold In the head
II is purifying and soothing 10 the
sensitive membranes that line the air.
passages, II is made 10 cure the dis
case. not to fool the patient for a
short, deceptive relief. There is no
cocane nor mercury In II. Do not be
talked into taking n substitute for Ely's
Cream Balm. All druggists sell II.
Price soc. Mailed by Ely Bros Sc
Warren Street. New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-13

YOUR OLD MACHINE taken as
part payment on a new Columbia
graphophone, Columbia Phonograph
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-13
Dull Headaches,
Pain Over the Eyes,

the first bottleful was taken felt better
than / had felt for years. However l
took six bottles before 1 considered my
self cured.
'T feel that I have permanent relief
from my trouble"
In this connection, Mrs. Mary Zim-
norman, 2l3 S. Eda St., San Antonio,
Texas, says; ! suffered over nine years
with cstarrh OF the head. Peruna re-
stored my health"
There Is nothing we could say that
would add force to such testimonials as
the above. That people who have had
catarrh of the head and have tried every
other remedy available, promptly find
relief in Peruna, constitutes the best ar
gument that could be made.
Theories are not SO convincing as facts.
| without cures no medicine has claim
to any ones confidence. But when a
medicine cures it is sure to survive all
opposition.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-13

PILES CURED IN 6 TO ~ DAYS.
FAzO OINTMENT is qua anteed to cure
any case II Itching. Blind, Bleeding o.
Protruding Piles in to u days or
money refunded. BIZ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-13

DO your teeth trouble you? Its n
good habit to call Ind. es4 or Bell 100 for
appointments. Mecham Dental Co., 65
Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-13

tfr AM very glad 20 say good word for
l Peruna. was greatly bothered
with catarrh of the head. had dull
headaches that nothing seemed to reach,
and would have periodical pains over
the eyes.
az tried many prescriptions and many
doctors, and whilo some relieved me
slightly, none could cure me. L tried
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-13

Peruna as n last
resort, and nj v
happiness as
grea { when /
found that before
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-08-06
SURFSIDE In ASHES.
Elegant Hotel at Velasco Prey
TO the Flames.

velasco Toy. Aug Men of the
lifesaying station at . o'clock SUNDAY
morning dis, cred fire in the north
end Of the su-f.lde hotel The alarm
was given and inmates escaped. The
fire burned slowly for a time. bat n
brisk wind set In and the beautiful
structure. one OF the largest on the
coast. newly remodeled and painted,
burned to the ground Few effects
were saved The hotel was n three.
story structure. The loss Is about
$4,000 Many OF the guests lost
money valuables and return tickets.
Among the prominent guests were
Mrs n 7. Bomar and family Of Fort
worth. They lost about $50 In money
and other valuables + T.. Anderson
left his furniture and silverware all
there. expecting TO go back this week.
and all he had was lost
I, Is said the Insurance had run out
About sl5.000 worth Of furniture had
recently been put In