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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-22
R PITTS APPEAL.
Earnestly Asks Financial support for
Canyon Crest Boys Home.

At the earnest solicitation of Mrs. Hugh
Park, president OF Canyon Crest Rancho
association, and through my great desire
10 assist tho noble and philanthropic cit-
lem of the age, the saving Of the boy, 1
am prompted to make this appeal through
the press TO our citizens.
Just for "a time, let Ms leave the cares Of
2 strenuous city life and carry our
where the sun rising over the crest OF
the mountains as a call for eight depend.
ant boys 10 rise ana prepare for the duties
OF the day, and Az the sun sets as a ben
ediction Of a well spent day, you have q
picture OF Canyon Crest Industrial
Farm"
A year ago. when a call was made for
the financial as well AS the moral sup.
port, many Of our citizens responded most
literally which formed a nucleus 10 carry
on this great and much needed work.
Now We again bring this before you,
volclng the sentiment Of MIS- Plat Deck
er, national president of the Federated
Juvenile work IN really the only live issue
of the day, aNd urge all club women
10 interest themselves In this work--being
eognizant Of the fact that up0n the good
practical education given 10 the boy.
whether II be from a charitable institute
ton on an eastern college. depends tho fu-
turo destiny OF our nation.
most earnestly ask our financial sup
port The spring Time rs near ~ hand:
the iced ready % be planted. which de-
other necessary accessories TO cultivate
No large "A tract OF land-sO ask YOU TO
not turn a deaf ear when called upon by
committee Of dear good women for a
Re II great or small It may prove 10 be
less Walt.
MRS, TOM D. PITY.
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Keith -O'Brien Co..
Ladies S Children S
Underwear.

Ladies equestrian top, knit
drawers wide knee lace trimmed
or tight knee. Extra value S5c.
Ladies fast black, Isle thread,
tight knee or ankle length spring
weight, 65c.
We are showing seven styles Of
ladies' low neck and sleeveless
vests in the different weaves plain
or fancy top; lace yoke. Extra
values $50,
Ladies low neck and sleeveless
vests in good shades OF light and
pink. Special at CSC.
Ladies Merode low neck and
sleeveless cotton union suits knee
length--the kind that wears-$r.oo
Ladies fine tuck ribbed Isle
union suits, bleached with V neck
wide knee; lace trimmed, or tight
knee-75c.
Ladies high neck and long
sleeves-Swiss ribbed bleaehed
corset covers, spring weight-65c.
Boys 2 and ribbed or one and
one ribbed also Misses fine ribbed
cotton or Isle thread hose; fast
black, double heel, toe or sole;
elastic top. K-O'B special, 25c.
Infants Little Mischief silk
and wool hose in black and white;
non-shrinkable; wear well-45c.
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SIlIE SENATE -
- TAKES A REST
Mare Sessions to be Held
Until Body ReConveues on
Monday Afternoon
,sosssss IS MADE SLOWLY
.,o of The Bigger Problems
:" Are Yet safely OUT Of the
Way.

rtn he no more senatoriai ses.
Tse'e ,roek. The august upper ooay
'lons 'o ~sstslature adjourned YESTERDAY
q The .t afternoon, and at the
Until . mS me Joint coal probing COM
''a i.. 'I adjourned until Monday morn
ls ....,on is rather well along o
l% its end, and despite the faet ena'
sSas ,yoblems came TO 1t wei ma
~pe all set for rapid action. they
n An ahead instead OF behlno ine
are sun ME senate has successfully
fou .isa With the Galveston pllis, uut
vssuv solidation and railroad cofarnis-
has snres still 10 consider WINE
son W. is in the midst OF It's
ue hv .s" erst of the three big pllls'
oyei w ssit Lakes plan of government.
inft " ~ various windings OF req tape
Unss hiring some OF the big Dllis
pNEi sL,s the coming week there IL
o.l az nostponement until II pc
o'nss ,on late and the questions that
enss wyi u elected this legislature TO
~ p XII pass on TO the next for
klIff We
treatment.
rSEvENTFUL SESSION,
rA. .srste yesterday afternoon held
an nneyentful session, IN wnich d nsne
ar Vollingsworth's burglary pili vas
wa feature. The resolution thahklns
,bs national Congress for It's action ~
M smoot case was not ca ~>.i from n
,sSls and will remain tuere perma-
rsntlv unless 1t is called up by some
member on Monday, This Is regarded
az unlikely to happen, since the mousse
a. already forwarded the esoiu
as a house resolution.
TSs srht on the burglary bill was led
he senators who wanted 1T made more
drastic Senator Holdings worth wished
N create a new degree of burglary. TO
coyer instances In WIFI explosives are
nsad in inhabited buildings. He pro-
1nsed increasing the penalty from 20
Ia 10 wears, and the clause relating TO
Inhabited buildings was stricken out,
thus leaving the measure still moro
drastic. An amendment 70 make the
minimum 10 years was lost. n the
Bill finally passed by a vote of IL 10 D,
Love. seely, Rasband and Clegg voting
against IT,
Two more bills we're passed. They
we're No. lbs on privileged communtca-
ton Of assays.
H. B. 10, raising the salaries of mem
beers OF the state board Of equalization,
went back to the committee for further
consideration. A bill Increasing their
duties has already passed,
A long string OF committee reports
filled the table for Mondays grist of
bills ready for passage. Favorable re-
ports we're received on bills 1888. "a and
81. and house bills Il, Is and 81. Senate
bills Jos and 1913 met their death with
adverse reports, the first being A bill
by Lawrence appropriating money for
a state historical building. and the
second a bill by John Y. Smith. Miller
introduced one measure, 1t is to APP
propriate 5000 for a bridge over the
Rio Virgin In Washington county. and
vent 10 The roads and bridges commits
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CLEAR HOUSE CALENDAR.
Lower Legislative BODY Cleans up Its
Work Before Adjourning.

me mouse today has a clear calendar
ir me ilrst time since the regular in
Voaaetlon OF bills ceased. Sessions COM
menclng at O'clock p. m. have been
Joe ofder for a week past. each session
@huhaing for three and four hours:
~, with more than 270 bills staring
mem in the face. the members have
IVY uhlh Yesterday, been able 10 clear
" lhe Gays allotment of work.
lso new bills were introduced, one
mem pelng submitted from the COM
Aavse on municipal corporations. 10
.suate me sale of liquors in the state
,.sl ine ~dispensary plan. Three bills
sle nlied' They were: II. b. o., bs
S,leus prescribing thu. manner by
sas, Judges OF school elections shair
s.slly, y. B. l5a, by Richards. MAX
unlawful for any person to alb
~ ts any female under age, and II. n
sy sehson, providing a penalty for
MY oaroed wire lying loose In the
-sos on the roads of any county A
~ uenal was precipitated on the
meaAure' members from the cities
,-hAas ~ Of II and the country
$500 opposing It. Westphal got in
4, aIy work by moving to strike ont
d. bnie, n clause, e%ffectually killing
VAN me house decided that IL had
us Investigations under Roadway
rrI,,usea 70 appoint an Investigating
,r,,ir..se TO probe The alleged abuses
Il N"sec N Justice courts in this com.
srse now, although some drastic
,.ssra's are In course Of preparatioi
s'ea 10 wipe out such abuses.
CLAIMS ALLOWED.
%s committee on claims rAnor,od
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SPECIAL. D bids

Only a little cold in the head may
be the beginning OF ar obstinate case
of Nasal Catarrh. Drive out the in
vader with Ely's Cream Balm applied
straight to the infiamed stuffed up air
passages. Price soc. II you prefer to
use an atomizer. ask for Liquid Cream
Balm. II has all the good qualities OF
the remedy IN solid form and will rid
yon Of cartarrh or hay fever. No CO.
came to breed a dreadful habit. No
mercury TO dry ont the secretion. Price
7bc,. with spraying tube. All drug
eists. or mailed by Ely Bros. sc War
rem Street, New York.
refunded. SOC.
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No. I6, by Walker Bros. D. G. co. 1875
No. II. by Geo. A. Davis. county
treasurer Uintah county)..... 9.SS
No. Is, by Mont. Johnson, county
treasurer CUtah county, ....,.. $500
No. 10, by u. G. NJ. L.,.....w....- 3l.4s
No. 90, by Ethel Woodmansee..-- 5000
TWO NEW ONES.
on motion of Dorius. the rules were
suspended and two new bills We're add
ed 10 the calendar, as follows:
H. B.. 272, by Dorius, making an APP
preparation for the Improvement OF eX-
listing roads and bridges leading from
Emery county to Sanpete county. COM
mittee on appropriations.
H. b. 273, by committee on municipal
corporations, to regulate the manufae-
ture and sale OF liquors in the State Of
Utah. Referred to the same committee.
The vote by which $. r.. rs had been
passed the day before was on motion Of
Marks, reconsidered and the measure
was taken up again, amended n Their
passed by a vote Of IS ayes, 2 nays, .
absent and not voting. The measure
relates to the wrongful stamping of
gold and silver articles.
SIX MEASURES PASS.
The house then passed the following
bills;
S. B.. IS. by Hollingsworth, relating
to the form of in civil ac-
| tons. Several grammatical errors were
corrected in this bill, after which It
| passed by a vote of 3S ayes, l nay, s
absent and not voting.
S. Il. 100. by senate committee on IT.
| rigation. This measure is a substitute
for Jackson's H. B. II, which appro-
priated $4,000 for experiments in hor-
ing for s-ubterranean waters on dry
farms. The senate substitute cut the
amount down to $4,000. Jackson de-
clared this action Mould do away with
the purpose of the bill. The house raised
| that amount to $4,000 and passed the
substitute by a vote of 80 ayes, absenS
and not voting ak.
II. r. 1l6, by Marks. relating to re-
plies in pleadings, was passed by a vote
of "a ayes, absent and not voting H.
s. b. 20, by Callister, providing for
was amended and passed by a vote of
33 ayes, one excused, absent and not
voting IL.
S. h. 107. by senate special committee.
| appro )~rlating s., 1000 for the defense of
the states title 10 school lands. was
| passed by q vote OF 30 ayes, W nays,
one excused and absent and not vot-
ing 10.
II. B. 40. by Holt. protecting tho
| relics OF cliff dwellers in San Juan
county. Mr.. Holt briefly explained the
| purpose of this bin, saying Vandals
from other states had been In the habit
of carrying off these valuable relics
and selling same for a high price. ana
the bill designed TO put a stop TO the
| practise. The measure passed unani-
mously.
SPECIAL ORDER BILLS.
IL. b.. Al, substitute bill. relating to
division of counties. was made the
special order for Monday 1t . p. m.
ii. 3. 90. by Hone. requiring all cor
porations TO pay an annual state liz
cense. was made the special order for
Monday at 8 y. M.
The house then adjourned until ! p.
m. Saturday.
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by such commissioners, for good cause
shown,
Sec, Is. That nothing In this act
shall be construed to repeal. alter OF
amend any special act prohibiting or
regulating the manufacture and sale OF
liquors IN any locality. township, county
or incorporated city or town.
Sec. 10. That this act shall be In
force from and after April /, 1907
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-22
NEW LIQUOR Law
IN LOWER HOUSE
Movement in Favor of State Dis
pensaries Takes Definite Form
In Lengthy Bill.
COMMITTEE ITS SPONSOR.
Section Six Gives Cities the Right TO
Vote on Preference for Saloons
Or State Beer Shops.

The movement for a liquor dispeil-
sary law in Utah has at last taken def-
mite form. Senator Callister began to
advocate such a measure several weeks
ago but for some reason the document
comes UP in formal shape 10 be entered
as house bill 27S, with the house conf
mittee on municipal corporations acting
as sponsor for it. The bill purports IN
it's title to be IAN act to regulate the
manufacture and sale of liquor in the
State of Utah.
In part it's text is as follows
Section /. That it shall be unlawful
| for any person or persons, firm or cor
| portation to manufacture, sell or other
| wise dispose of for gain any spirituous,
vinous or malt liquors or Intoxicating
bitters within the State of Utah, except
in Incorporated cities and towns where
in the sale or manufacture OF liquor is
not or may not hereafter be prohibited
| by law or regulated by special statute;
| provided. further, that this act shall not
be construed as to apply TO VIM or
cider manufacturer from grapes, ber-
ries or fruits raised on the lands OF tho
person so manufacturing, or purchased
by the manufacturer from the growers
| thereof; provided, further. that this act
shall not be construed to apply TO bran
| dy, manufactured from fruit or grapes
and sold In original packages OF not less
than five gallons.
Sec. .. That II hall he unlawful for
any person, persons, firm or, corpo-
ration TO manufacture, sell or otherwise
dispose OF for gain any spirltuous. vim
Gus or malt liquors or Intoxicating bit
ters, except as hereinbefore provided,
I'm any ~pcornorated city or town, with
out first obtaining as provided by law.
a license therefor from the hoard of
aldermen or city councilmen, or the
governing authorities. by whatever
name called. of said city or town."
Violations of the provisions of these
sections are made mtsdemeanors.
PETITIONS FOR ELECTIONS.
Sec. 9 provides for the calling of
a petition OF one-third OF the registered
voters therein on the following three
questions:
II. Whether Intoxicating liquors shall
be manufactured in said city or town.
~. Whether bar room or saloons
shall he established or maintained In
said city or town.
"8. Whether ~dispensaries shall be
established or maintained In said city
or town.
Amy such election may he ordered
10 determine any n or all OF said
questions. as the petitioners may dcs-
lgnate in their petition, provided, that
such election shall not be held oftener
than once in two years
Separate ballot boxes are required on
each OF the questions. The essential
features Of the bill are included In the
following sections:
sec. 70. That wenever 1t shall
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-22
Peter Thompson
Girls Dresses.

New shipment has just reached
the store--a beautiful showing in
red, blue and brown.
New spring stock of X. & L.
Waists for boys. The styles run
from the negligee, suitable for
school wear. TO the dressy effects
with tucks-65c TO S1,25.
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PUBLIC GETS PROFITS.

Sec. is. That said d~ispensary COM
m~issioners shall make quarterly ~settle-
ment with the governing body OF said
city n that said governing body shall
within 10 days after such settlement
pay one-half Of the net profits of said
dispensary into the treasury of said
city or town, and the other one-half
into the county treasury in which said
city or town is located. ana shall be
expended by the county commissioner
for the Improvement OF the county
highways in which said city or town is
located.
Sec. IS. That any officer or en-
ploye of "a dispensary established under
the provisions Of this act who shall vio-
late any Of the rules and regulations
prescribed by the governing body Of
the city or town in which said dispen-
sary is located. or by the dispensary
commissioners as herein provided for,
which said rules and regulations are
hereby declared 10 be ordinances of said
city or town. shall be guilty, of n mis-
demeanor and shall. upon conviction,
be fined or imprisoned. or both, IN the
discretion OF the court
Sec, II. That the governing body
of any city or town in which a dispen-
sary shall be established under the pro-
visions Of this act, shall have power to
FIX tho terms Of office OF the dispensary
commissioners provided for herein. and
determine tho amount OF bonds re-
quired from said commissioners and
officers, and shall have the power to re-
move any on all OF such commissioners
and any officers or employees appointed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-22

PILES CURED IN O to ~ DAYS.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure
any case Of Itching. Blind, Bleeding or
pr%otruding Piles IN 8 TO II days or money
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-22
New Spring Goats
for Girls.

Fancy little checks trimmed with
black velvet; sizes ii to Is years,
Very nobby. New arrival.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-22

Doan's Regulets cure constipation
without gripping. nausea, nor any weak
enlng effect. Ask you druggist for them.
25 cents per box.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-22

become lawful under the provisions of
his act to establish a dispensary in
any city or town, the governing body
of said city or town shall appoint three
commissioners from the voters of said
city or town, who, IN the election. vot-
ed for said dispensary, whose duty
1t shall be to conduct UGH dispensary
under such rules and regulations, and
with such officers and employees as
may be prescribed and allowed by the
governing body of said city or town,
who shall fix the compensation of said
commissioners and their officers and
employees.
NO SUNDAY SALE.
Sec. 10. No llquor of any kind
shall be sold in said ~dispensary ON
Sundays or election days, and said dis
pensary shall never be open or liquor
sold therein before s a, m. or after 5
p. m. on any day, The prices at
which said liquor shall be sold shall be
fixed by said d%ispensary board; pro-
Viowd, that all sales shall be for cash
and at a profit. and the manager shall
not allow loafing or lettering on the
premises, and any person refusing or
failing to leave said premises after be-
ing ordered to do SO by said manager,
shall be guilty of a mlsdemeanor and
fined not more than $50 or imprisoned
not more than 30 days. No lntoSicat-
ing liquors shall be sold to any minors,
and the dlspensary board shall make
such rules and regulations not incon-
sistent with this act as may be proper
If the manager or clerk shall procure
If the manager or clerk shall procure
my intoxicating liquors from n
person other than those that the dis
pensary board shall direct, and offer
the same for sale. or shall adulterate
or cause to be adulterated any intox-
icating spirituous, vinous or malt liq-
uors, or by mixing with coloring mat
ter or any drug or ingredient whatever,
or shall mix the same with water or
with other liquor of different kind or
quality, or shall make a false entry
in any book or returns, he shall be
guilty OF q misdemeanor.
LOCAL OPTION.
Sec. IA. That in any town in
which a d%ispensary is established under
the provisions of this act, 1t shall be
unlawful for any person, firm or cor
poratlon to sell or otherwise dispose
OF for gain any intoxicating liquors
other than in the name provided for
sales in the dispensary as aforesaid.
Any person violating this section shall
be guilty of a misdemeanor, and fined
or imprisoned, or both, in the discretion
of the court.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-22
Sale of Box Ruchine

-Four kinds and each box holds
three yards chiffon with two small
satin stripes, plated chiffon, dou-
Bile edge chiffon with single satin
edging and a plain fold effect.
Three yards mean probably eight
rouchings. Box s. cents. See
window display.
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DR! PRICES
WHEAT FLAKE CELERY
FOOD

By recent scientific expert.
ments, DIR. Price, the famous
food expert, has recently pro-
duced a Wheat Flake Celery
Food, which is highly nutritious,
easy of digestion, and a most
delicious every dav food for all
classes. !.
10 cents a package.
For sale by ala Grocers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-22
Boys Winter Suits
Half Prices.

These suits can be worn until the
close Of school and will be service
able at the beginning Of the new
term. Mixtures only,
Boys Oyercoats at half prices,
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'NNlMS ALLOWED

r,,ov ,0ummittee on claims reported
ssisr eIalns the allowance of the FOL.
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ON show Window giveS an
idea of many styles car
rIed By us and their prices.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
A ROMANTIC WEDDING.
Bibb County Couple Married By Justice
 of Peace.

Bibb County Couple Married By Justice
 Centreville, Jan 12-(Special. IA marriage which bordered on romance took place in the probate office yester- day, When Miss Maggie Adams. pret- ty blonde, ard Willie Chambers, whose youthful appearance was the subject of comment. made their vows.
 The couple. accompanied by the par ents of the bride. came to Centreville on the north bound Mobile and Ohio train, and immediately went to the probate office. Judge Pratt was at home sick, but his clerk issued the necessary papers. The father of the bride swore that the bridegroom was over the age of twenty-one years.
 There was a few minutes delay in getting some one to perform the cere- mony. but Justice of the Peace J. M. Rogers finally consented to join them.
 The happy couple took the afternoon train for their future home in the eastern part of the county.
 Miss, Ollie Lawrence and J. P Steele were married at the Presbyterian manse this afternoon. Miss Lawrence ia the capable office foreman of The centreville Press, and Mir. Steele is inc manager of the Western Union Telegraph ofice here. They have many friends.
 Senator H. F. Reynolds, Represen- tative J. T. Fuller and Fillmore Gard ner. Clerk of Senate Committee on Ed ucation. returned from Montgomery yesterday and will remain until Mon day.
 Mrs. Luman Handley Nunnelee en- tertained informally at bridge whist this evening in honor of her charm. ing sister, Mrs. W. A. Anderton of Selma