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UNDESIRABLE IMMIGRANTS.
Mexico Asked to Assist United States
In Keeping Them Out.

Mexico City, Jan. 30.-The Mexican
government has been formally request
ed by the United States to aid the lat
Ter in preventing undesirable immi-
grants from crossing the border from
Mexico into the United States. The
American ambassador here has direct
ed note to the Mexican government
calling attention to the influx into the
United States of large number Of AS
syrians who are disembarked at Vera
cruz by French and German boats. and
who later go to the northern Mexican
frontier with the very probable inten-
ton of trying to get into the United
States.
The especially undesirable immi-
grants who are said in this way to try
to enter the United States when they
know 1t would be Impossible to do so
through any of the Atlantic ports, are
those afflicted with trachoma. The
communication from the embassy, it
is said, refers to the immigrants at
ilicted with infectious disease.
The communication is being consid-
cred by the board of health and the
commission of federal affairs.
1t is stated that large number of the
Syrians are ultimately bound for
,Uniontown, Pa, and that the big Sy-
rian colony In that city has agents in
Mexico who help the immigrants across
the border.
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AN INVESTIGATION
BEFORE RESIGNATION.

Albany N. Y. Jan. 30.--Gov Hughes
created mild sensation tonight by re-
curing Adit.-Gen. John ii, Henry TO
revoke the military orders issued last
might, which would have permitted
Capt. Lewis w Wendell OF the First
battery TO leave the military service
OF the state by the acceptance of his
resignation without further investiga-
ton ot the much-discussed charges
against him of Irregularities in the
management OF the armory under his
charge.
The order directs the court of In
quiry appointed, to convene and COM
tinue Its proceedings.
The resignation OF Capt. Wendell,
dated Jan. 90. came up through nation
al guard headquarters to which tho
artillery organizations are attached,
and ~ said TO have been Endorsed with
the approval OF Maj.-Gen. Charles f.
Roe, commanding tho national guard.
Later came through the same cham
nels waiver dated Jan. 49, by which
the accused officer agreed TO waive any
right Ia honorable discharge and accept
any form of discharge which might DO
accorded him.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Cler. or respective So
ers for further Information.
NOTICE.


In the District Court, Probate pivslt
County of Salt Lake, State Of lish Z
the matter of the estate Of John X P'IA
Deceased. The petition Of Samuel v;
stewart, executor OF the last WIZ Mi
Testament of John r. Park, Decsssta
praying that he be authorized ana en-,
powered to make and deliver oeeas :;
conveyance for certain easements Ia
rights-of- 10 be used pefptluln'
over, upon, and across certain LANDS "
uatcd In the southwest quarter o. Soy s.,
81, township i north, range l east "a"
Lake meridian, and bounded ana ues'''''
ed as follows. to-wit;
Commencing at point 30 feet ee. ~, =.
3NH feet south Of the center o. Nv,
street monument M the in'ersse1ui'yI IN,
State and First North Streets, san ~ ~,
City; thence running north y dss ~
1886 feet; north 10 deg. q min. ga,
fe"t east III feet; north " deg ~
east 2S.s7 feet; west l6o feet so.'s
deg. 40 min. west 2S.U feet; esa a;
feet: south 10 deg. % min. wes' .-se
feet: south 10 deg, west 2b.cS feel, . IN
26.6 feet 10 beginning; also cVn aa. ss-sI
at point 10 feet south. w ZEE ari
Sc deg, 40 min. Is sec. east OF Nv W.. s M,
of said stone street monument apV. l n
tiOneG. ;hcLcc running east 10 fseG III hi
1876. 40 t, Il south 10 deg. west lv" III ~,
north N.cg feet to beghrink y.
rishts-uf-way and easements 70 -
petual over, upon. and across ssu VII
ises; and IN consideration " 10y
rights-of-w for similar purp's..
conveyed to said petitioner has @ s,nt
for hearing at 10 o'clock II. m o. n N
day, the 9th day OF February. pcnr
al the County Court House y f Sm d
Room OF said Court. city and Iou''
Salt Lake, state Of Utah. r,.,,4 MI
Witness the Clerk u said oVg g
the seal thereof affixed, TINS "" '-'
Ssean " j 4. EIDREDGE. JR', sst
BY w. N. Tarnsworth, Deputy ~
Barnard j. Stewart. Attorney
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CONFESSED TO EIGAMY.
Rev. Albert Holden Sentenced to Six
Years In Penitcntlary.

Chicago, Jan. 3l,--A dispatch to
the Record-Heral from Toledo. ohio,
says.
Charged with bigamy and credited
with having 10 wives by the court
officers, Rev. Albert Holden, reported
to have two sons also under indict-
ment for bigamy. pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to serve SIX years in
the penltentiary Holden married
every time the spirit moved him. His
courtship always took place during
one OF his reyiyals ana his victims
We're always one OF those whom he
had taken into the church.
Just before sentence was passed,
Holden said 10 tho Judge that hs had
been the victim OF brain trouble and
blamed his many marriages on this
aff'llction. He said that he had stiug-
Eled against the sin OF bigamy, but
that all his prayers had avalled him
nothing.
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LOANS IN PHILIPPINES.
Capital Hesitates to Go In Without
Government Guarantee.

Washington, Jan. 30.--A public hear
ing was had today before the senate
committee on the Philippines in sup
port Of the plan OF the Philippines conf
mission to induce capital into the is
lands 10 be employed as loans on agri-
cultural lands. and providing a govern
ment guarantee of per cent on such
investments.
There Were heard In support of the
proposition. Prof. Il. w. Kemmerer of
Cornell university, Prof. jeremiah
jerks, financial expert employed by the
war department and the former gov
ernor of the Philippines. Henry w
Ide.
Gov. Ide showed that without the
proposed government guarantee there
Is hesitancy on the part OF capital
TO go into the islands, and said that
farmers therefore are in the hands of
usurers.
The plan proposes that the govern
ment shall not be liable for more than
100000.
All the men appearing before the
committee opposed the plan of estab-
fishing a government agricultural bank
on account OF the difficulty IN collect
Ing loans or interest, and the preju-
dice that would be raised against the
United Staes If force were used for
that purpose. The plan suggested is
that now IN successful operation in
Egypt.
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so low that any person. rich or poor
can buy and absolutely guarantee II.
L make IL TO your order--send IL to
you--you wear II, and II II doesn't sat
isfy You send IL back To me and | Will
refund your money. That is the fair
est proposition ever made by rupture
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sible citizen In Marshall viii tell you
that Is the way / do business-always
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Here Ia what Mr.. Jas, Britton,
prominent manufacturer OF Bethle-
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your appliance. II is very easy to
wear fits neat and snug, and is not I'm
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fact al times did not know I had II
on. IL lust adapted Itself TO the shape
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matter what position / was I'm. II would
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could procure the Brooks Rupture Ap-
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II You have tried most everything
else, come 10 me. Where others fall
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{. ". Brooks, 327a Brooks Bldg, Mar
shall. Mich
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SUICIDE OF DIR. IL. II. REED.

Los Angeles, Jan. 30.-Dr. II. Harvey
Reed of Rock Springs. Wyo,, committed
suicide this afternoon by shooting him
self in the temple. Reed was dead be-
fore he was reached by the hotel EN-
ployes who We're attracted by thd
sound of the shot. The suicide is at
tributed to ill-health and dependency.
Reed had been living at the hotel for
several weeks, and during most of the
time has been confined to his room in
charge of a nurse who accompanied him
from Wyoming. 1t is said that while
the nurse left the patient for n few mo-
ments today, Reed procured a revolver
in the room and ended his life.
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HARDSH|PS OF
/ HOMESTEADERS
Senator Hepburn Addresses Sen
ate on Secy. HtChcoCk's
No Patent Order.
1T IS HARSH AND UNJUST.
A Whole Generation Deprived of Right
To Avail Itself of Benefits of the
Public Land Laws.

Washington, Jan. Ex-senator Hey
burn OF Idaho today addressed the sem
ate on Senator Carriers resolution null
lifying the order of the secretary of
the interior pro>iding that no patent
TO public lands should be issued with
out an order first being made on the
ground by special agent of the interior
department.
Mr.. Hepburn took the position that
the order was legally an order of the
president. He said the president in
a recent message had said practically
that he (the presidenD had ordered the
secretary OF the interior not to exc
cute the public land laws.
Mr.. Hepburn declared that the order
had absolutely destroyed the right Of
one generation to avail itself of any
benefits to be derived from the public
land laws. and he announced his In
DENTON to criticize the order In I'M
'stintcd words.
He then took mp the presidents mes
sage referred to, analyzing and crltl-
cizing Its statements.
THE president says" continued Mr..
Hepburn, for much of this fraud
the present laws are responsible
Mr.. Hepburn asserted that the frauds
lions of the department.
I'VE are getting to be a government
of rules and regulations said Mr..
Hepburn who added that he was going
to bring forward a resolution asking
every department for all of its rules
and regulations.
Mr.. Spooner asked II the order in
question prevented the issuance of final
title to a homestead where a family
lived on the homestead the required
i've years and otherwise complied with
the law, where no fraud is charged
ut says so In terms" answered Mr..
Hepburn.
1T not only says go. but II is being
so administered" interjected MIR. Full
ton. MY mail is burdened daily"
Mr.. Fulton continued, with complaints
Of JUST such procedure
Mr.. Clark of Wyoming said there
were thousands of such "held up"
cases on the records of the department
What is the ground taken by the
department for this broad falling of
the axe on the heads OF these entry
menu" asked Mr.. Hale.
There is no ground that would
satisfy the senator" answered Mr..
Hepburn. who added there was no way
of knowing what the secretary had
said to the president. But" he said.
I'VE know that the president said it
was because OF the prevalence OF
fraud"
Mr.. Hepburn concluded by explaining
the hardship the executive order was
working. a homesteader, he said. was
put entirely at the mercy of the
special agent" was not allowed to
know that the report was made against
him and given no opportunity to an
swer It, 1t made no difference whether
the settler had rendered his sworn afi
davit and the affidavit of two OF his
neighbors, In compliance with the law,
the report of the special agent was
placed above the evidence. AS 1t was
10 the advantage of the special agent
10 find trouble. the reports so made
were likely To be bad.
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COUNTY ASSESSOR wAyhArp.

]. w. Coulter, of Leslie. S. d., Asses.
scr of Stanley County. relates the fol
lowing; II was waylaid by a complIca-
tion of throat and lung troubles bron-
chitis, asthma and terrible cough,
which had affected me for years. when
was persuaded to try Or. Kings New.
Discovery. Relief came almost Imme-
dlately. and In a short time a perma :
nent cure resulted" No other medicine
compares with 1t as sure and quick
cure for coughs and colds. II cures
after all other remedies have failed
Every bottle guaranteed at q. C. NJ. T.
Drug Dept, 112-1i4 South Main street,
Price soc and $500. Trial bottle free.
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n. y. BOARD or HEALTH RULES,

New York. Jan. 3l.--The board OF
health al meeting yesterday added
section to the sanitary code prohibit
ing the sale of cocaine alone or In COM
bination with other substances. by any
person IN the city OF New York, ex-
cept on the prescription OF a physician.
the code requires all persons having In
their possession receptacles containing
milk or cream which are used In the
delivery OF these articles OF food,to clean
Them Immediately ON their being emp
tied. Offenders will be liable 10 punish-
menl Tor misdemeanoi. pr. Darlington,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-31

John NJ. Mack, and ID. j. McNichol.
Sixteen contracts. amounting to about
$40 10000. were involved in the suits.
Judge BETTER declares null and void
five contracts aggregating S2745,462,
which We're awarded at the time Sena-
tor McNchol was a member of the
council. which body ratified the con-
tracts. He decides that they were OBJ
tanned Illegally, sustaining the conten-
ton of the city that Mrs. McNichol and
ID. j. McNichol were never more than
figureheads in the firm, The court de-
cided the five contracts were wrongfully
obtained and instructed the contractors
to make an accounting to the city of
the actual costs of material and work.
done on these contracts, and to refund
to the city any profit.
Five other contracts, for a total OF
s1,200.o00 We're sustained, and six We're
not ruled on, having been already NULL
fled by the city.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Provo ICE & COLD STORM III
Location and place Of business gIsea n
CITY, Utah. Notice is hereby rHsleeior, ..
al u meeting Of the Board OF "a "a as o.
said company held on the or 81 hgs
November, 1903 an assessment 'l,, m, eip'
cents per share was leyled uPgnaayabls ~.
fai stock of this corporation, p16Sls ofds,
medintely 10 the SECRETARY AZ salt Liks
III East second South street. go
az, A4y stock upon which t r. f III by
p"ccmber 1906 will be di,n saaetion. o.
vertlsed for sale at p1ohn fore. mil 4
,,nless paymcnt Is made p,har 1914 o.
sold on the 2lst day OF B ssnn n tht eer
3 o'clock y. M, rt the eefncf Street sll
pany, Isl East Second sou the 'delinapa,,
fake city, Utah. 10 pay u" me cost q
a ssessmeiit. together WIN ~ sale
(Slgned) H. GhiNh Noyenbef ~
All Lake city, Utah NO''
1906. ,,.,,,er,hsr 9Th, j"
Nv order OF Board u p,rs,n,sgry n ~
delinquency EXTENDED eb tg Go " W.
H. NH'T ~-
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BROWNSVILLE INVESTIGATION.

Washington, Jan. Ex-senator War
rem, chairman of the senate committee
on military affairs. Senator Foraker
and Senator Taft today conferred In
regard to the Investigation of the
Brownsville AFFAIR. which begins next
Monday. The purpose was an agree
ment so that the demand for certain
witnesses would not conflict with sim
liar demand for them at court-martial
of officers OF the battalion. which court
will be in session at the same time. 1t
was finally arranged that the witnesses
for the court-martial should first testi-
~ at Brownsville and then come to-
Washington. The inquiry here will be-
gin with the testimony of enlisted men
of the discharged negro battalion.
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TERRIBLE SUFFERING
FROM FAMINE IN CHINA.

Washington. Jan, 3O--The appalling
conditions in China MS the result of the
famine, az told in Chinese newspapers
and other mall advices reaching the
state department, coupled with the
warning given by Consul General Rod
gers of the possible effects of the out
breaks which daily occur In the famine
districts, have attracted the attention
of the government authorities and de-
veiopments VIII he closely watched.
One of the greatest dangers the re-
lief workers confront Is an epidemic. In
the great concentration camps which
He'd from the stricken districts by the
tens OF thousands, the people live some
Of them only partially clothed. others
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SUMMONS

,n re,r prsTRIC-T COURT gs,sn Z
T TtaS j eouaty Y So. La LAKE law
f sssdIsahi TIE State q i,h ~ @2sasa.
ilefendant; You ere he dsgs aflsr ln ..1r.i
appear within twenty , mon ycp, Z , se,r
Vice OF this sumInnNs Which ihls nssn
Within The COUNTY - within mr., i r
a ,ltles a sefion and y ea.s e bs
SO to do. Judgment y, W. ne der,,sss,t
against you accora, a ropy Is hs'''
ihe complaint o. when ~" os
served upon x9u;p uuTcHiN.s,U,as,o,5
v" i'lalntinlha
MANY c, bAs pialnit. |,
r. o. ADD ess sis Atlas DIV"
City, Utah.
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ro rAKn ciRE or rurms, rrrrn

New yhrk. Jan, si.--It was an
nounced ut n meeting yesterday OF the
committee on physical welfare Of
school children, of this city that IL
stan OF 20 dentists has been organ
ICED to care for the teeth OF pupils.
All OF the dentists volunteered their
services. This Is said 10 be the first
attempt in America to provide dental
treatment for school children.
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,lExIcANs AMBusnEp.

FL Paso, Tex, Jan. SO.--A party of
Mexicans was ambuscaded by Yaqui
Indians at Suaqui, Sonora, Mexico,
Sunday. Two Mexicaps were killed and
several wounded. Small bands of
Yaquis are roaming over lower Sonora,
attacking Mexican camps and hacien-
das, since the battle with the Mexican
troops Wednesday OF last week. when
25 Mexican soldiers We're killed and the
Yaqui Indians dispersed.
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FIRING WILLOW MINE.
John Rodriguez, an Italian. Arrested
And Charged With the Crime.

Pueblo, Colo, Jan. 3o.--A special 10 the
Chlettslin from Trinidad, Colo, says:
John Rodriguez, an Italian. was taken
TO Ration, N NJ, today on the charge OF
having fired Willow mine No. S, mt Van
Huuten, n. NJ, Monday morning
The alleged crime rs said TO have been
committed to avenge n fancied wrong,
but no siibstantiatlng statement has been
given out.
Tho three miners entombed are believed
pit boss, one of the victims, is u relative
OF II. J. LumleY who lost his life at Phi
nero recently.
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PHILADELPHIA FILTER PLANT.
Judge BETTER Renders Decision De-
ciaring Eiso Contracts Null aud Void.

Philadelphia. Jan. a0,--Judge Better
tonight handed down a decision IN the
suits Of the city against the firm OF i.
NJ, McNichol 4 90, to recover S. 600 900,
which Il was alleged had been fraudu-
fently received by the Arm on contracts
for the construction of the oIty's ultra
ton plant The members OF the firm
nt the time the original contracts were
awarded were MIS-, MeNlehol. Wife OF
siale senator James L. MtNichol, Is-
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KENNEDY MAY BE A BISHOP.

London. Jan. 3t,--A dispatch from
Rome says it Is reported in vatican
circles that Monsignor Kennedy. rec
tor of the American college. win
probably soon vacate his post in
Rome for bishopric in the United
States.
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COLORADO OVERFLOW.
Senate Passes Bill Appropriating
$4,000. 900 to Prevent IL.

Washington, Jan. 30.-The senate to-
day passed bill appropriating $1,000
600 to prevent the overflow OF the Colo
RADIO river. The bill Is in conformity
with the recent message of the presi-
dent ON the subject. The money is to
be returned to the treasury within 10
years.
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NAY LIVE 100 YEARS

The chances of living full cen
fury are excellent in the case of Mrs.
Jennie Duncan of Haynesville, Me,
now 10 years old. She writes: "I1lec-
trio Bitters cured me of Chronic Dys-
pepsia of 20 years standing, and made
me feel as well and strong as young
girl" Electric Bitters cure stomach
and Liver diseases, Blood disorders,
General Debility and bodily weakness
Sold on guarantee at a. C. NJ. l. Drug
Dept. 112-114 South Main street.
Price only soc
1t pays to meet us face to face
Mecham Dental Co., So Main st.
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Arthur Conan Doyle.

old. Ills first book was called "A study
In Scarlet" aud he sold IL outright for
lock Holmes series Some of his sue
cesses have been ''Micha Clarke" and
"The White Company" He sent out the
Sign Of the -Four" In 1889, THE Adven-
lures of Sherlock Holmes IN 1891. The
Memoirs OF Sherlock Holmes' In lSl3
The Hound Of the Baskervilles' In 1892
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MIR. CLEVELAND TO SPEAK.

Chicago. Ian. 30.-Ex President Grover
Cleveland has accepted the invitation OF
the Union League club of this city to de-
liver the Grafton al the annual celebrn-
ton Of Wushington's birthday, conducted
undor the anspleos OF the club.
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The grocery man who offers ''some
thing just az good" as MOUNTS Pick
les, does so for his own benefit rather
than yours
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-31

Commissioners OF health, had urged the
adoption OF these two sections. lie said
Of the latter section that housewives
should help to make It cffectual
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Ours is the Largest Fur House In the
West
And is backed by the confidence of tho
general public. Mehesy the Furrier,
Knutsford.
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WARNING!

The Deseret News IS IN re-
ceipt of many complaints con-
corning parties who claim to
represent tits paper In various
parts of the state. Notice Is
again given the public that all
duly authorized representatives
OF the News" hold credentials
signed by the home office Every
person who claims TO represent
this paper should be asked to
show his credentials, Beware OF
frauds.
DESERET NEWS.
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CUTICURA CURED BABY
OF terrible raw humor after doctors
failed.-Mrs. G. ]. Steese. Akron, Ohio
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New Cure
For Rupture

New Scientific Appliance, Always a
Perfect Fit-AdjustabIe 10 Any Size
Personal---very., Comfortable, New
cr Slips, no Obnoxious Springs
Or Pads--Costs Less Than
Many Common Trusses-
Made for Men, Women
Or Children
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Send II on Approval--You Wear it,
If You Are Not Satisfied, L
Refund Your Money,

I have invented a rupture appliance
that I can safely say, by 80 years ex-
perience In the rupture business, is
the only one that win absolutely hold
the rupture and never slip and yet is
cool, comfortable. conforms to every
movement of the body without chafing
or hurting and costs less than many
ordinary trusses. / have put the price
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Dr. A. Conan Doyle the literary crea-
tor OF Sherlock Holmes, was born in
on Il line OF artists. He started his
schooling Mt Stonyhurst in Lancashire.
England. and later studied in Germany
ina In medicine from the University Df
Edinburgh He wrote his first published
story In 1875, when he was just 10 years