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The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25
A CLEVER CAPTURE
BY SHERIFF'S OFFICE

As a result of some very clever
work on the part of the Mesa county
sheriff's office, John Mayo, a con-
hrmed criminal and one of the two
men who stole the three horeses from
the Post & Boyd livery barn one
night two weeks ago. was captured
In Trinidad today and is now in jail
there awaiting the arrival of Sher-
iff Schrader of this city, who will
leave tomorrow to bring him back
here.
At the time George Mack. the
young man, was captured at Mont
rose with two of the stolen horeses
in his possession, It was believed that
he had partner in the crime, and
after much questioning Mack con-
fessed and told what he knew. al
though the Information he gave the
officer had but little to do with the
capture of Mayo.
Mack stated that man giving his
name as George Wilson and who had
been working at the sugar factory,
aided him in perpetrating the theft.
In fact. Wilson had done all the
planning, as he was the smoother
of the two men. They got the hors-
es and started overland for Trini-
dad
For some reason Wilson must have
decided that his partner would not
do to trust, and decided to give him
the slip. AT point above White
water Wilson told Mack that the
grub sack had been lost and for
Mack to remain where he was while
he would ride back and look for it.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25
NOT SCARCITY OF
MONEY BUT A
BAD SCARE
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-toptCihi 10 lnt
BALTIMORE, Md, NOV. 25.-
WILLIAM J. BRYAN LECTURED
AT FORD'S OPERA HOUSE YES
TERDAY AFTERNOON UNDER
THE AUSPICES OF THE Y. NJ. &.
A., IN RESPECT TO THE QUES-
TION AS TO WHETHER COINAGE
OF SILVER AS ADVOCATED BY
HIM WOULD HAVE PREVENTED
A MONETARY STRINGENCY FROM
WHICH THE COUNTRY HAS BEEN
SUFFERING.
MIR. BRYAN SAID THE COINAGE
OF SILVER HAS NO BEARING UP
ON THE MONETARY CONDITIONS
WHICH EXIST TODAY.
THE RESTORATION OF BIMET-
ALlSM WOULD HAVE GIVEN US
MORE MONEY THAN WE HAVE
AT PRESENT.; BUT THE UMPIRE
CEDENTED DISCOVERY OF GOLD
HAS GIVEN US SUCH AN IN
CREASE IN VOLUME OF MONEY
THAT PRICES HAVE RISEN.
THE PRESENT STRINGENCY Is
NOT DUE TO SCARCITY OF MON
EY, BUT WAS CAUSED by THE
SCARE THAT HAS SPREAD
AMONG THE DEPOSITORS.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25

ed for Ell Nora. and was placed un-
der arrest and a message telling of
his capture was received this after
noon.
There is no question about Mayo's
guilt: but he had laid a clever plan
whereby he expected to profit by the
theft and still not be open for cap
ture. but the plan failed.
Mack. the companion of Mayo, who
was captured with the horses at
Montrose. knew nothing OF Mayo's
movements after he had given him
the slip at Whitewater. and the Of
ficers had to trail Mayo or Wilson
up from that point. It was. indeed.
a well effected capture.
Mayo is an all around bad man.
He has served nine years In the Can
on City pen for larceny. He escaped
while In the pen: but was recaptured
and taken back and served his full
time which expired In 1904. He
once broke jail at Trinidad. He Is
professional horse thief. His home
is la Trinidad. where he 10 well
known. He is about 2s years of age.
He is now certain Of another long
stay In the state prison.
Sheriff Schrader and his assist
ants are to be congratulated upon
their work In running down this des-
perate character.
The public was led to believe that
only one man was concerned with the
horse theft until this time In order to
shut of any possible chance Of Mayo.
alias Wilson. getting wise.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25

Late Saturday evening the special
train carrying the Delta foot ball and
basket ball teams, left the city, and
there is no Question but what the 80
poung people ON board that train had
one of the times Of their lives during
their visit here. OF course, the Wis
itors were enthusiastically happy. as
their High School foot ball team had.
as announced Saturday, defeated our
team by a score of 6 to 8. and their
girls had defeated our girls at bas-
ket ball by score of 10 to 6. But,
when it came to the Junior foot ball
team result the Growing and the en-
thusiasm was all on the Grand juno
tion side.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25
THIRTEEN ARE DEAD
In new YORK FIRE
TODAY
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NopeSiai " Inc Dally ScntlneI)
NEW YORK, NOV. 25.-THIR-
TEEN PERSONS LOST THEIR
LIVES AND SEVERAL OTHERS
WE'RE INJURED EARLY TODAY
IN A TENEMENT HOUSE FIRE AT
EIGHTH STREET AND SECOND
AVENUE.
ALL THE DEAD ARE ITALIANS.
SEVEN OF THE THIRTEEN WE'RE
CHILDREN.
1T Is THE GENERAL OPINION
OF THE FIREMEN AND POLICE
THAT THE WORK WAS THAT OF
AN INCENDIARY.
1T Is THOUGHT THAT THE
FIRE WAS STARTED IN REVENGE
FOR THE ARREST OF THREE
ITALIANS THREE WEEKS AGO
ON A CHARGE OF ATTEMPT TO
ROB.
THE FIRE STARTED IN THE
SALOON ON THE GROUND FLOOR
OF THE BUILDING, WHICH WAS
DESTROYED, AND 1T WAS THE
SAME PLACE WHERE THE ROB-
Berry WAS ATTEMPTED THREE
WEEKS AGO.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25
JUDGE KING TO
Be The WINNER

DENVER, NOV. 25.-THE FIGHT
FOR THE SUPREME COURT JUS
TTCESHIP, TO SUCCEED THE
LATE JUSTICE CASWELL, HAS
SININIERED DOWN TO ONE BE-
TWEEN JUDGE HOYT AND JUDGE
a. II. KING OF DELTA.
ATS O'CLOCK THIS AFTERNOON
THE APPOINTMENT HAD NOT
BEEN MADE by GOVERNOR BuCH-
TEL, WHO At THAT TIME WAS
STILL HEARING THE CLAIMS OF
THE CANDIDATES AND THEIR
FRIENDS FOR THAT POSITION.
TT LOOKS VERY MUCH AS If
King WAS THE FANORITE-
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25

1t has been rumored on the streets
the past two days that Thomas saw
yer. scheduled to be one of the star
performers in the two big produc-
tions to be given under the auspic s
OF the Elks, would be unable to an
pear on account of sickness. The
Sentinel Is informed that this rumor
is false. Mr.. Sawyer, while having
been under the weather for several
days past, is able to be up, and will
positively appear in his great act to-
morrow and Wednesday evenings.
Those who were contemplating can
ceiling their orders for seats owing
to the probable non-appearance of
this particular star may at once dis
solve their fears.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25
hA.GOv. THOMAS CAN'T COME;
But PRESIDENT SKINNER CAN

. ms afternoon Secretary Aup- =
a perie CT the Chamber of Com =
. merce received answers to the =
. Invitations he extended to ex- =
y governor Charles s. Thomas =
. ana President W. E. Skinner of =
me State Commercial Associa- =
= uon, to be guests of honor at =
+. he annual banquet of the Cham =
per and to deliver addresses. =
II, Mr.. Thomas respectfully declines
me- me- invitation, as 1t will be impossi-
M .or MIN to accept. He is one of
inc, inc a.Iorneys for the city of Denver
now engaged in the case of max
Ws,s w. sae appraisement of the Denver
boa,d br company's property before the
will Vi appraisers. and this task
tha tneep MIN very busy until after
pss. noIiays. This and other busi-
q, :. anairs prevent his acceptance
rsv me invitation. He expresses his
IL stating that he would like
ono sil the city for several reasons
nror oi which would be to note the
,bs ,besess res. and growth this section OF
state has enjoyed.
la,rsiuent Skinner writes that he
un,,, ss today for Chicago to be gone
quet T. december 10; but If the ban
he vis neid on December IL or later
ton. siad TO accept the invita-
be nrsuovernor Thomas's inability tt
to ali lleseht sent will be a disappointment
this limo Wno were anticipating hearing
colorasIiant orator and distinguished
pleasnuoan: but all will learn witt
anee OF Mr.. SINNERS accept
be beia oahquet will in all probabilit.
Oh the night of December IL
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25
FATALLY HURT in
A FREIGHT WRECK

Trinidad, Colo, Nov. 25.-II. 7.
Smith, fireman for the Colorado &
Southern railroad, is lying in SER
ious condition at San Raphael hospi-
tai as a result of injuries received
yesterday in a freight wreck near
the mine New Mexico, 80 miles
south of here. He was badly injured
about the head and shoulders, but
is expected to recover.
Six cars left the track and traffic
has stopped for some time.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25
MUCH GOLD COMING
FROM ALASKA
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Especial to The Daily Sentinel)
Seattle, Nov. 25.-One million two
hundred thousand dollars worth of
gold dust is now lying at Summit. on
thompson pass, just back of Veliez,
VI us way from Fairbanks, Alaska,
Seattle. Several armed guards
are watching the gold in its cache
day and night.
VI this amount 100000 is in dust
anu the rest in bricks. 1t is the
aargest shipment ever sent out over
Tue trail from Fairbanks to Valdez.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25
BANKS TO SOON
RESUME PAYING CASH

+ New York, Nov. 25.-That I
+ the banks of New York and I
+ those throughout the country I
+ will soon resume payments in I
= currency is the opinion ex- I
+ pressed by men prominent in I
+ the financial world.
+ The government issue of I
= 800, 100000 in treasury certi- 4
= ficates of Indebtedness has 4
= solved the problem.
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The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25
DEER MEAT
WAS DEAR
THREE LOCAL men
Caught With Venison Un-
lawfully in Their Posses
siOn--Plead Guilty---Fined
$lOO by Judge Sweeney.

nave no trouble IN eNaulns any III
quisitlve game warden. King Faulk-
ner, j. w. Barnes and T. +. jack
son, three well known Grand June
ton men, went deer hunting yester-
day. in spite of the fact that the
deer season closed several weeks ago
and ther is a heavy penalty for hav-
ing deer meat in ones possession out
of season.
1t is said thatth three men left
the city early yesterday morning, go
ing to the hills directly south of
Grand Junction.
Somehow, Deputy Game Warden
C. II. Hoppe and Sheriff Charles
Schrader got wise" to what was up
and at once appointed themselves as
a reception committee to meet the
huntsmen on their return to the
city.
The officers stationed themselves
on the road leading into town from
the south late in the afternoon. Be
tween G and Z o'clock the three men
came riding merrily along. Sudden
ly two forms doomed up before them
in the darkness and called an uncer-
emonious halt. The three weary trav-
elers reluctantly came to a stop. II
was evident that their horses We're
burdened with mysterious packages.
When asked what they had. one OF
the men replied, why, these sacks
are loaded with rabbits
But it was all off. The officers
made an examination and their sus-
picions were confirmed. 1t was con-
traband deer meat in those sacks.
Warden Hoppe found enough of
the meat to prove that there had been
two deer killed. The men then re-
aliezd that 1t was useless to put up
a bluff any further. Warden Hoppe
ttook charge of the meat.
The three men were arraigned Ill
Justice Sweney's court this after
noon They entered pleas of guilty
and fine of 500 was assessed
against the trio. The costs were
$3.50. The full amount was paid.
It costing each man something like
S35. Justice Sweeney warned them
against further violations of this RI
gid law.
The men have been joked pretty
severely this afternoon by their
friends. but they can't very easily
see the joke, especially as they were
not even allowed to keep the meat
for which they paid such a steep
price Warden Hoppe will probably
sell the venison and the receipts viii
go to the state.
1t is said the deer were killed
within four miles of town.
II is reported that there are be-
ing wanton infractions of the game
law In this respect and the officers
IRE on keen watch.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25
WOMAN'S CLUB.

The next meeting of the woman )
Club will be held at the home OF MITE;
Frank Lee, corner seventh anu
Grand avenue, Tuesday, NoVeinoTi M.
26. Miss McElhenie viii give taiN
Oh domestic science. - no
The members are requested 10 oe
on time at 2:30 O'Clock. .o
Prof. Young will also tax OF 'ne
work in the Western University VI
this city.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25
FAMOUS SINGER
COMMITS SUICIDE

Berlin. Nov 25.-Theodore Bert
ram, the celebrated opera singer.
committed suicide yesterday at Bey-
ruth.
He had been respondent since the
death of his wife. who was drowned
on February 21 last in the wreck
of the steamer Berlin off the Hook
of Holland,
His most successful roles were
Wagnerian and he made his great
est reputation as Wotan.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25

r. wheatley, the Five and Ten
Cent store man, has purchased Int lne
stock of novelty goods that has peer III
occupying occur the east half of the ',,h room I'M
in the Margery block, occupied by
the Anderson Music Company, and me
stock was removed to the Five ana
Ten-Cent store Saturday.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25
THE THAW TRIAL
To Be POSTPONED
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New York, Nov. 25.-The second
trial of Harry Thaw, set for one
week from today, will again be post
poned. as there was little chance
that il would be called until some
day well along in January.
The postponement is due partly to
the fact that the task of selecting the
iury would be made doubly hard by
the approach of the holidays, and the
nrospect of the talesmen spending
both Christmas and New Years
locked up under the care OF the
court bailiff.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25
Bryan's Plan Most Popular

Nov. 25-N public
national influence
brought forth
william Jennings Bryan concerning the financial situation
the attention of the entire country ana rs being ooxs Ss
reasonable and at the same tim" the sm-
plest of
involving his plan onsid-
icasu n of sound Judgment
political
faith are nlalin the PLAN
In brief government
in
hanks IL
When-
depostors
to all national
failure THIS
MIR Bryan sadw inhntesimal
conceded, might be made ~
The TO us
said individually take the same
banks
However, he felt very enth"snsc
epro~pec o
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25

The scrip issued by the Western
Sugar & Land Company bears three
signatures-those of II. p. Davie, w
s. Wallace and Fred G. Holmes. The
last two were electrotyped; but Fred
had to sign his name many thousand
times and was quite stiff in the joints
when the job was completed.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25
GROVER CLEVELAND
AGAIN VERY
SICK
Special to The Daily sentinel.)

Especial to Tho Daily sentinel)
NEW YORK, NOV. 25.-ACCORD-
ING TO A REPORT RECEIVED
LAST NIGHT, FORMER PRESI-
DENT GROVER CLEVELAND is
AGAIN SERIOUSLY ILL AT HIS
HOME IN PRINCETON.
HE Is SAID TO HAVE SUFFERED
RELAPSE OF THE OLD INTES-
TlNAL TROUBLE WHICH At
Tackled HIM LAST JUNE.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25

All Elks who were assigned tick
cts to be sold for the two entertain
ments are requested to report 10
John NJ. Conley at the city nan lot
later than tomorrow.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25
The CLERKS AFTER
EIGHT-H0UR DAY

New York, Nov 25.-The postal
clerks of New York city are organic
ing for the purpose of attempting to
induce congress to reduce the work
ing hours In the departments to IS
hours week.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25
MRS. EDDY'S SON GOT
INTERNAL MACHINE

? Sioux City. Ia. Nov. 25.-An I
, internal machine loaded with I
; slugs and dynamite was found !
, this morning near the home of :.
, George w. Glover, the son of !
, Mary Baker G. Eddy. who lives !
, in Lead. S. ID.
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The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25
COUSINS SAME AGE
AND NAME MARRIED

Today Jacob Simon and Miss An
na NJ. Simon, each aged 2S and Sec
ond cousins, were issued n license to
wed. They are well known local
Young people.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25
LOTS BRING $3.50.

Today Orvillc Wilson sold to w.
q. Bower lot % and the east 10 feet
OF lot 26, block IA, for Ss, 100.
Today Matte Atkinson sold To
John G. Heimas lots IL, 13, block
81, for $1,000.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25

1t is announced that tomorrow
night big party of Fruita people
will come up to see the Elks snow
and wednesday night a large party
will come from Palisade.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25
BRADLEY TRIAL
NEARING AN END

, Washington, Nov. 25.-it Is +
, believed that the hearing of evil 7
, dence in the Bradley murder I
, case will be concluded this t
; week. The arguments will be- I
3 gin next week. -~
: The Indications how are that Z
, the case will go to the jury not +
, later than December 3. =
4 4 4 = 4 4 4 a 4 4
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25

The Jury stood eight for acquittal
and four for conviction. Jurymen j.
r House. Charles Dittemore, D. w.
(,arwood and S. A. Varnum were the
fonr men who believed Steve Adams
guilty of the murder of Fred Tyler
in the Marble Creek district of the
shoshone country, Idaho, in August
OF 1904.
Five ballots were taken all with
the same result. The jury was ready
IN report at 3 O'Clock, but the court
conferred with attorneys for both
sides and it was agreed to keep the
Jury out a little longer.
Clarence Darrow. chief counsel for
Adams. tried to obtain concessions
of bail for Adams and of immunity
from arrest by Colorado authorities
until the Tyler case is disposed of.
No promise was given him.
Sheriff Bailey of Shoshone county
is here with a warrant for the ar
rest of Adams Oh the charge of MUIR
dering Ed Boule, near the same place
and at about the same time the Ty-
Ter murder occurred.
1t is understood that Adams is not
to be taken to Colorado at present.
and that that state will not oppose
efforts to get bail for Adams in the
Tyler case.
Governor Gooding announces that
the result of the Adams trial will not
interfere with the trial of George A.
Pettibone. and the latter was ar
raigned for trial for completely in
the murder of former Governor Steu-
nenberg late today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25

The 6-year-old dausH.et eaturday at
and Mrs. Hutchens dled o1ter 3a an i'll
the home in Palisade' ots az The flu
ness of about two Ween' ",
neral occurred Saturday'
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25

The Grand Valley Real Estate q q
Loan Company, of which Milne
Banks are the proprietors. have Csnnn re,
moved their offices from the e., canon mor
% Dery block. on the ground hoor'
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25

Judge Sprigg Shackleford returned
home yesterday for several days
visit with his family. after conclud-
'ng the present term OF the san MI
guel county district court.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25

tary a,ies ., H. Jacobson. grand secre-
Of Cain the grand lodge of Masonry
at noor oaao, arrived in the city today
eveninn anu will go to Palisade this
assist with the local delegation to
lodrs IL Y. ,he work OF installing the
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25

w. H. Bannister is daily eHpeot,nd ast and
the arrival of ohe of the plssesi ssss'nnitnre
finest car loads of holiday Iu' iunc-
goods ever brought to Grahu
tiou
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25

civu case occupied the a'.t NJ
tion of Justice Swehe!
morning.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25

.or"av aeMa'S Samuel n. Wheeler and and ,,eo- seu-
euaI araI ~ the other Grand Junction peof 90
era' e,a Who vi attended the fuheral ,,ed oi
P,e Pmdge Casweil in Denver arriFeo
home today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25

men of the World VIII aos no,'
animal election OF oiicei'
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25

Hugh Steele. aged / . years. son
of Deputy County Clerk Mort steele.
is seriously III with scarlet fever. but
is slightly better today.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25

There are still good seats left for
both Tuesday and "Wednesday nights
for the Elks shows
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25

FOR RENT-Modern six-room house;
furnished. w. G. Baylis. AL ou-
ray avenue. Telephone Red 3f4'
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25

v,v,an yanHoorebeke leaves Ssre he
VIVIAN Evanston, wyo., where ne
nighi ,si ha ,os employed for some time
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25

This evening Mrs. William 5. Wal
lace will entertain a party of ladies
at 800" in honor of her guest, Mrs.
John Wallace of Bloomfield. Ia
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25

Mrs. William F. Mh1Se r1ub this af-
tanning the Reviewers Oiu'
tarnOOQ,
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25

,ay evening Miss haze. aiiv
Saturday Saturday few friends informalry y, hnn
entertalnedi nasi Main street home e1orado in nUn
at her Eas' Mr Norton @ Cox of colorao0
Springs.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25

It is expected that the local High
School foot ball team would play
Leadville Thursday, but late this af-
ternoon the game was called on.
A game will be arranged with an
other local team.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25

A little Joe Moon buggy business
will help. Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25

In the afternoon of Tuesday, No
vember &c, the G.. l. A. to B. l.. r.
will hold a bazaar and serve refresh
ments at the Odd Fellows hall.
The daily sentinel., 1907-11-25
NO VERDICT
REACHED
IN THE ADAMS CASE
Jury Stood Eight for Acquital
and -Four for Conviction
Hopelessly Divided May
Give Bail--A Long Trial.
,sn.cial to The Daily sentinel.) }

fspecial to The Daily Sentinel)
Rathdrum, Ida, Nov. 25.@The ju-
~ in the Steve Adams murder case
was discharged at 5:45 o'clock yes
terday afternoon, being unable to
agree after being out since $3.50
o'clock Saturday night.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06
THE SHEPHERD king
GIVEN At 7. N. c. A.
Hon. j. Wilder Fairbank of
Boston Deals With an In
teresting Subject.

The Hon, J. Wilder Fairbank, of Bos-
ton, delivered his illustrated lecture on
"The Shepherd King" to a fair-sized
audience in the auditorium of the Y.
NJ. c. A. Sunday afternoon. The lee
ture deals insau unusually entertaining
and instructive manner with the birth
and life of David and the events Of
the time Of this remarkable Biblical
character, some of the charm and spell
OF the times being given to the lecture
the Staying of Goliath, the giant lead
er Of the Philistincs, and tells of the
wonderfully beautiful friendship of
Jonathan and David, celebrated in song
and history. The downfall of Saul, Is.
rael's king, is pictured, likewise the
rise of David until he succeeds Saul,
and his after-life, in which he wrote
his many beautiful psalms. The ster
eoptican views presented as Mr.. Fair
bank gives his lecture lend realism
and picturcsqueness to the address,
which is clothed in beautiful language.
Following short talk by Mr.. Fair
bank, in which he said that there arc
three words linking together thousands
of people around the globe-friendship
love and truth-the first of which the
lecture particularly deals with, Miss
Alma Young sang "The Ninety and
Nine accompanied on the piano by
Miss Davis, the stereoptican slides be-
ing introduced with the solo by Miss
Young. Near the close of the lecture
n quartette composed of Messrs. Bu-
cbannn, Rodwell, Morris and Verify
sang while the slides were being in
troduccd,
The lecture, which is comprehensive
of the subject, consumed nearly one
hour and thirty minutes time. Mr.
Fairbank has the distinction of hav-
ing lectured in nearly every Y. M. c.
A. building IN the country. This even
ing, at S o CLOCK, he will give his lee
ture on "Ben Hur,' with stereoptican
slides. at the First Congregational
church,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-05-06
WELCOMED TO NEW HOME.
Utah Couple Given Wedding Reception
in McGrath.

The wedding reception OF Mr.. James
Anthony Rasmussen and Miss Louie
Evans took place at the home of the
brides parents last Saturday evening,
says the Magrath, Alberta Pioneer Ow-
Ing TO the inclemcncy OF the weather
quite number OF the invited guests
were detained from being present As
sisted by her sister Miss Myrtle. the
bride elec; received the guests, making
the necessary introductioDs and bidding
all be at home and have good time
The young couple received many useful
and ornamental presents as also the
heart felt wishes Of their many friends
That peace and happiness would attend
them on their matrimonial career Prob
ably no young couple have started out
upon the sea OF matr!mony under more
auspicious calls than Mr and Mrs. Ras-
mussen At Salt Lake CITY and Red
mond. Utah, they We're the honored re-
cipients OF grand receptions, receiving
on both occasions many useful and pretty
gifts. They were united In marriage In
the Salt Lake Temple Oh the Srd ult.
In the union OF these Young people Ma.
Srnth is proud. II Is their Intention to
remain here. having had an attractive
cottage erected Just south OF the brides
old home.
The Pioneer joins the host of we'll
wishers In extending glad greeting linked
with the highest hopes that success
satisfaction and supreme joy may attend
them at all times, and that Magrnth may
be pleased TO own and claim their pres
ence and association for many years to
como