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The Washington times., 1907-08-17
DOlIlCS for Flower POTS

An ingenious woman who likes TO dis
play her Towering plants on little teak
wood stands made doilies for the flow
er holders Of white oilcloth. pinked on
The edges and decorated IN the center
with floral motifs. The latter were cut
from wall paper OF magazines. applied
with gum arabic and then treated 70 4
coating Of white varnish. These mats
stand washing with soap and water.
The Washington times., 1907-08-17
Pearl Links for Summer

Far better It Is to get cuff links of
mother-of-pearl for the summer shirt
waists than to wear those OF gold plate
OF even sterling silver. the pearl links
being less expensive than either and en-
tirely above criticism as to good taste.
One dollar buys a very smart pair and
others that are nlainer arc less.
The Washington times., 1907-08-17
Ladies' Surplice Jumper.
Closed at Back.
All Cesr,e AIIou-ad

The surplice waist effects are not en-
tirely passee. and this little jumper Is
one OF the prettiest ways in which these
effects may be adopted. Messaline,
louisine, taffetas. faille. crepe de chine
are all available for development.
The pattern is In seven sizes-S2 to ~
inches. bust measure. For 36 bust the
Jumper needs 2Z yards Of material 90
Inches wide. or ~ yards SO inches wide.
or l% yards 70 inches wide: 31z yards Of
applique band TO trim
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WHAT IT MEANT TO HER.

Il wish 10 goodness" said the girl.
that Il would stop raining"
This rain.'' replied the man. sis lust
what the farmers have been praying for
1t VIII mean great deal TO them. With
OUT ~ tneir crops would have failed"
bul u takes al the curl out OF my
hair! Chicago Record Herald
The Washington times., 1907-08-17
Country Stationery

Stationery for country houses is being
given much more attention than ever
gwen n name, which must be blocked
out upon the writing paper. TO follow
fashions demand Self-tone or white
are the styles preferred for this letter
ing. and in many homes those attractive
presses that stamp out letterheads are
used
The Washington times., 1907-08-17
Preserving q Broom

To preserve brooms Clip them for a
minute or two in a pail Of boiling suds
once a week, which makes them tough
and pliable. A carpet wears much long
er II swept with such a broom.
The Washington times., 1907-08-17
ABSENCE LENDS ENcHANrMENT

Mrs: Jones-Do you feel that when
your husband IS away from home he is
thinking Of you?
Mrs. Smith-Yes. He thinks OF me
and that's why he stays away.-Judge.
The Washington times., 1907-08-17

To obtain this pattern or any OF
the others heretofore described In
The Times. MI out the following
coupon and inclose It with 10 cents In
an envelope addressed to the Fashion
Editor. The Washington Times. Mum
sey Building. Washington. D. C
The Washington times., 1907-08-17
Nova Scotia Resorts.
Wildwood, N. /.
Colonial Beach. .

PARTLY FURNISHED COTTAGE. river
front; $ week MARTIN. Box 80. Colonial
Beach. auI5-st
The Washington times., 1907-08-17

To the Fashion Editor.
The Washington Times.
Munsey Building,
Washington. D. c.:
Inclosed ind 10 cents. for which
Eend me
Pattern No.......... ,....
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Date publlshed......-.,....
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Date OF this order.................
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FOR SALE OR RENT-Elec:ric cottage. one
square from wharf; six rooms. 3ia0 feet
ground. s22 7th st. sw auI5-st
The Washington times., 1907-08-17

THE I.ATONIA-Roons. with board. Sc week
Mrs. F. L. CRAWFORD, Prop au15-st
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LATE LOCALS.

Realty Men TO Banauct-The salt
Lake Real Estate association will hold
its annual meeting and dinner az the
Commercial club. Jan $ next
Goes tO Dcnycr-Cienera Agent l..
NJ. Cargo OF the Westinghouse COM
pany has gone 20 Denver. on a bust.
ness trip.
He1!5ay Rush Easing Up-The local
agents OF the express companies re-
port the holiday rush as easing up,
and say the business this year has gone
through easily and without friction.
The delays have been very few.
Two Houses sold-Cannon & Can
non report the sale to Philip Todjefrom
Preston Freed. Jr. Of two houses on
Eissth East street, near Ninth South,
for s2.i00.
Ball la Pioneer Hall-Ploneer stake
amusement committee viii give a
New Years ball in the stake hall Wed
nesdey evening, Jan. /. 1905
MIR. and Mrs. John shelby Of Louis
vile. Ky. are at the Knutsford. They
arrived from the west last evening and
are on their way home from an ex-
tended trip over the United States.
Has Gone Quail shooting-secy.
Beatty OF the state board Of health.
has gone 10 Moapa to reduces the quail
population with gun His friends
are expecting large accessions 20 salt
Lake markets IN consequence.
Wait TIL the Car Stops--Jumping
on and off street car steps In this
slippery weather Is attended with
risks. Several people tried IL this
morning. and landed very much mixed
up ia tho snow. Such a fall may cas-
ily result IN a broken limb.
Main Line RlOcketl--A derailmcnt
OF a car on "A freight train tied up
the main line Of the Rio Grande be
tween this city and Bingham this
morning The Bingham local could
not leave this city. coming back. The
accident happ eued near Murray and
was cleared away within a reasonable
time. No one was hurt. and accord
Ing % the railroad company, there
we're no worse results than a short
tie-up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralston Twitchcll Of
Edinburgh. Scotland. are guests al the
Kuutsford hotel today. They are on "a
tour OF America and expect 10 remain
but "a day in salt Lake Although me
snow storm this morning operated as a
barrier against the most advantageous
viewing of the city. Mr. ana Mrs
TWitchel nevertheless boarded the
seeing car" and took I'm what part or
town they might from that engine u
public utility
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THEATRICAL DECISION.
Ability Of Player Not an Asset 10 be
Touched by Creditors.

New York. Dec. 2S-A decision
which will prove OF considerable IN
terest 10 lawyers and theatrical people
has been filed by Justice Hough In
the United States district court I'm the
matter OF bankruptcy Of Mrs. Leslie
Carter Payne.
Judge Hough decides that the ability
Of "A player is not an asset that can
be touched by creditors or a receiver
IN bankruptcy. The receiver took over
the scenery and properties OF "zaza" -
and "Du Barry In which Mrs. Carter
had been appearing and demanded a
share IN the contracts under which she
IS 10 appear In la rosca" and ''Fe-
dora.
Judge Hough orders the return Of
the property taken and ruled that the
receiver Is not entitled to any interest
in the contracts or In the salary she
obtains for her work. 1t Is said the
case VIII be appealed.
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pusY DAY FOR TAFT.

Washington. Dec. 2S.-Secy. Of War
Taft is TO have a busy day during his
stay in Boston next Monday. having
three engagements OF a semi public
ed 10 make addresses. Monday morn
ing he will attend the Boston Minis
ters' meeting In the afternoon at 3
o'clock there Is to be a reception at
the Elysium club, made up 81 Jewish
bankers and merchants at which Mr..
Taft win speak briefly and IN the even
Ing he win deliver an address at the
banquet OF the Merchants association
at the Hotel Somerset. Tuesday Secy.
Taft will be at Millbury, the former
home OF his mother and viii return TO
washington on Tuesday night
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FILES BILL OF EXCEPTIONS.
JANUARY vENIRE DRAWN.
Trial Jurors for Third District Court
Named i'm List.

Trial Jurors for Third District Court
Named i'm List.
Trial jurors for the January term Of
the Third district court were drawn
yesterday as follows;
Judge Armstrong; court David $.
Tall Arthur b. Witcher Thomas X.
Biesinger. Charles Du Bots, George II.
Rigby. Oscar ~ Despair. Christian
Fischer. Francis H. Dansie, James H..
Glover Robert : walker G.. II. r..
Tuckett. John h. Cummock George
Bean George Ernest Asper. william
ID. Kuhre Samuel Perry. H. Van Dam.
Jr. Alfred j. oliver Joseph Jones. Phil
ip Dcru W. q Francom, Rodney c..
Badger. Homer r. Burt A. J. Watts,
+. NJ. Orem. Briant Young. Henry r..
Watroug Henry Graham. Benjamin
Pearson. George NJ Tucker Alexander
Carr Frederick Kroph HI. j. Walk.
George G. smith Robert w. Nicol He
Der $. Sanders. A. G.. Green, Edgar j.
Left. Ed Mccleuand. oliver Duke. John
James Lewis A. Angel. Jens Hansen,
Jr. r.. Il. Miller Victor = Johnson, d.
r. Williams. Michael Mcmillan, ~, Pc
ter Butler, Alfred G.. Gibbs. william
McCuuahay
Judge Ritchie's cur: John Chugg,
John w. sullivan. Andrew J. Pendle-
ton. Jr.. John Montgomery. Jr., ID. r.
Collett. NJ. w. Crane Edward w. Hun
ter. NJ. r. Mulvey. w. d. Palmer, Jea
r. WoolIey. Frank A. Timby, W. q.
Wright. John 7. Buckle, john
smith. William r. George. Charles r.
Madsen Fritz A. Hook, Jesse N. = OK
Charles Hemenway, Theodore 9. Han
sen. Jacob NJ. Weller. w. 9. STAINED
Moritz Hamburger, Charles +. hoiW'
Thomas Fox. Joeph X. Morgan. kdgar
S. Hills. II. p Lyle. Franklin w "
te~strom, John S. Bowers, Charles "a
Bell. ID. r. Gin JrY John i Groo'
Angus Mcclellan. George w, Ilnlpson'
charles b. Rand. stephen +. Dufraht
h. Josenh Hancock w. o. Bridgman'
n A Herringer G. NJ. Freed, Benjamin
plrlinshaw Thomas W. Green, !. sic
gel Joseph V. Smith, Benjamin X
Harries John r. Reeve, VIM. j. horne
Tudee Lewis court. George ;. ASH
ton Willard C.. Burton, John n. Ken
drick WIN. G.. Pichns. Joseph n. Han
Cork lanes B. Cecil. Royal Il. Young
ursderIck w. Schoenfeld. John mar
wood lincoln r. Mahle, John q; Arm
stron,, charles j. Higson, carr Y. Lar
80 non q Brown Milton Ridges
Cg,o,lcs A Walker. Frank CrockeI
Nr@ils rInd Albert j. Elggren Wlltor1
~ peattie J. r. McCarty, Wiltoro
N,,fteu w L. Nlcol, George NJ. can
-, Cvrus Neff j. G.. Dugan Joseph
a,.gg,. Edwin A Bancroft, Joseph
800, Thomas W. whitley Alonza
- psddocE frank N. Webster, Thom4s
Grieve George a. Davis, James W.
gaupbqu
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

At the Odeon hall last night the
Governors club gave their opening bali
and the affair must have heen emi-
nently gratifying TO the members. The
hall was decorated in the clubs chos-
en- colors, green and yellow. the proc
grams having been done lu green
leather with gold lettering and ribbon.
OF the same color while the clubroOms
which are lu the same building were
also decorated iu the green and gold.
Tho members OF the club arc; r. q.
Afford. r. T., Barnes, W. n Blutz, Jr,
ID. a.. Brough r. g.. Cohen. Frank
Fowler. r. j. POLAND = j. Fro.seth.
J.. r. Frost. "A w Goowdln. NJ. IA.
Groesbeck n. G. Hansen. G. Hansen.
l.. ) HAYS j. n. Hilton. j. r. Wow
arth. W. r.. lmpey. d. A. Jensen. w
~. Lewis. G.. =. Monat. j. II Marshall.
ID. j Murphy. l. D.. Mccurdy. J w.
Nay B. O Richardson. Max Rouse.
Leslie Squires. q. q. Hoebel.
Another successful dancing party OF
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n1srRrcT couRT NoTEs.

Harry s. Joseph has brought suit
An me civil division OF the city court
h recover judgment for S2loo from
George Cleveland, Hltsea !" Do Nu'
I'm "A stock transaction
Edna NJ. Berry has brought suit t9r
,,,.-,,c e.,afnst her husband, Murlllo
Rerrv aiieeing non-support, They
we're married I'm 1902.
George schronen. truck man al ne
ID h. freight depot has hroush'
.5tt against that company to recover
iudanaent for $4,000 alleged to be- duc
him for Injuries received while al
work for tho defendant corporation
The Consolidated Flasstan Mines
.ornuany has brought suit against HUI
ro Rettlch 10 quiet title 20 certain
gropertv iu the Big Cottonwood dis
irict in which Doc claims interest
John Berger. after many postpone
menta has finally been awarded his
deere az divorce. Judge Morse Fign-
Ing the instrument yesterday.
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BURLINGTON SAYS IT
WILL NOT BUILD SOON
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
Thermopolis. Wyo.. Dec. e5.-Tt h an
nounced that the Burlington will not
build into Thermopols this year as the
company agreed to do and there IL
considerable unrest here as a result
Several meetings have been held. and
an effort Is 10 be made 20 annui the
contract between the town and the rail-
road company. Mayor Kinney and 9TH
ors have subscribed $500 each to a fund
which win be offered as a bonus to tho
railroad that Will build into Thermop-
oils during 1908.
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OVER GENERALIZATION.
In Railroads Denounced by Priest. r.
4. Delano of tho wabash.

Chicago. Dec. 2S.--Over centralizat ion
IN railroad operation Is denounced by
+. A. Delano, president OF the Wa
bash, IN communication from him
published I'm the Railway Age yestcr-
day. It II his opinion that N many OF
the minor executive duties were left 10
the men on the ground whose duty u
~ 10 put the orders into effect. better
results would be obtained. Centraliza-
ton, he declares, also Overloads the
men. who otherwise would have time
to devote to the few important duties
and Go meet the leaders of public opin-
ion In the various communications.
What Is needed in railway operation
he says is an effective local self-gov-
eminent. with a good deal OF authority
by local officers. combined with which
there should be an intelligent central
supervision.
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Hoods SaYsaparilIa

last night was that given by the Theta
Epsilon sorority OF the University al
Christcnseu's. the hall being artistic in
its decorations of the sorority COlOrs,
and a special feature being the punch
booth done 20 represent am old colonial
room. over a hundred guests were
present, and the patrons were Prof
and Mrs y. W Reynolds. Dean and
Mrs. Byron Cummings and Or. and
Mrs Joseph n. kingsbury.
Miss lie Prele Hatch. whose mar
riagc takes place iu the near futurt,
was guest Of honor at a chahng disi
supper given by Miss Edith Midget
yesterday. the decorations being In the
Christmas colors and covers laid for 10
guests.
Miss Hatch will be guest OF honor
al d card party on New Years eve
20 be- given by Misses Sarah and Jane
Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs H. n. Mayo will enter
tain at cards on New Years eve.
Mr and Mrs. De Bouzek win be
hosts at New Years eve party.
MI. and Mrs. Leslie Savage LEFT
this week for New York.
Rev. and Mrs. j. Knox Bodel will
be here shortly 20 visit relatives
Mrs John NJ. Zane will entertain at
a luncheon at the Alta club next Tues
day.
MI. and Mrs. S D. Evans viii enter
tain az cards tonight
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WEATHER TALK

Todays storm is o. local one and by
tonight Said Lake may be- enjoying
another storm which is expected to
blow down from the northwest So
snow ia predicted for tonight with "a
r0ll wave and SNOW for tomorrow
There Is ofor indication that fairly
good ram uf WIuiB weather may be
expected ion one next two or three
days
storms arc reported pretty general
aI over ihg state. with the exception
nf me points far south
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PERSONALS.

Hon 4. J Hagenbarth has gone
in me Hot springs az ogden 10 be-
treated for rheumatism
city Editor william r. william Of
lne tribune has gone 20 Los Angeles
O." reporter ON tho Times
j. O.. Brown. "a salt Lake mining IN
flneor, leaves next week for Rovada
io engage in hls profession.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-28
ADJUSTMENTS.

Elite Theatcr-This house is now
Offering two features in motion pic
lures. the first being reproductions
from Ben Hur" and the second "The
Airship Zeppelin The latter Is 4
wonderful piece OF photography and
with the two bills offered. Manager
Florence IS confident the prosperous
record his house has made since "
opened In Salt Lake will be continued
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-28
Judge Morse Severely Scores
New York Attorney for Vio-
Iating Order Of Court
ACTED UNDER INSTRUCTIONS.
Martin Operated Railroad Through
Receiver ON order Which Was Va
Gated Two Hours Aucr Issue.

] THE fact is there Is no re-
I cciver for the Bingham branch
j of the Rio Grande Western rail-
I way and the order for the sale
. of the road by the receiver ap-
I pointed has IN every particular
been vacated. set aside and de-
clared null and void. This also
/. epplea to the appointment OF
4 the receiver. Judge Morse 20
. Judge Martin. attorney. OF New
York
The courts order Is that you
/. and your employees and every
: person connected with this trans
action desist from proceeding In
: any way under the order OF this
court which has been vacated,
set aside and declared void that
!. YOU cease to have posted the no.
!. tice Of receivers sale; that you
! communicate with an parties in
the east connected with this ar
/ fair. notifying them that the or
I der appointing receiver and
providing for the receivers sale
I has been set aside. Judge
Morse in determining contem-t
I proceedings brought against
. Joseph Martin.
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coNvERTTnLE pEBENrUREs.

New Haven. Conn, Dec. 2S.-The
New Haven Railroad company has re-
ceived the names OF holders OF about
S27 900 600 OF the $50 100000 Of the out
standing 3A per cent convertible de-
bentures for the purpose Of taking up,
or assigning, the rights on the new is
sue of 6 Der cent convertible deben-
lures. From stockholders and bond
holders combined. about $400, 900 had al
ready been received by the company
as payment in advance upon subscrip-
tons
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-28

NeOer before haze McDonald's Dutch =
Lates been so greatly appreciated-epiJo,e''O'c 0-
the heavy sales al all the Stores DeoIa .su og
that nearly eOery call wds for them-tbot . say
did the sale of other chocolates fall off "''''
this Christmas season. ~ - q
Mcdonald exclusive m anufaetu cr, 81, o
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VANCE HEARING MONDAY.

county Atty. Hanson and Judge W,
IT. Nf,Ginnis of ogden have agreed
hat the preliminary hearing Of Iho IN
a. '' Vance. charged with murderlns ms y,
NE WIN begin before Justice Dana H.
s11ttb Monday morning az 10 a. n'
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I,IE,

dARnlNkR-At 90 North Eighth West
street. December I 1901 Alfred. Son
N Alfred ~ ana May Al. Woodcock
Gardiner born Aug M. 100.
Inc FUNERAL services wlll BE- held sun
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AUTOMOBILE NOTES.

Dealers claim 10 have sold from
800 to 1900 automobiles in Indian
apolis this year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-28

hF'lA1 AaAA7 gNaAs
Tests made by a Competent farmer
show that gasoline costs less than
horse feed at the prices Of tocay.
Vienna has a doctors motor club.
one of the chief objects Of which is to
facilitate the hire OF automobiles for
professional use.
Commemorative u the Picking
Paris race, a French firm. whose car
made the long run. displayed its ma
chine within a Chinese pagoda at the
Paris salon.
The association recently formed b,.
the dealers OF Hartford. Ct, win hold
is first show in an armory Jan. IA to
When s. F. Edge made the worlds
record OF practically SO miles an hour
for - consecutive hours the shaft
or his speedmeter revolved f.O39,2OO
times.
The Amateur Athletic union has de.
cied 10 refuse registration as an anna
teur 10 any mOtorist who may have
raced FOR cash or against professionals
AZ iis last meeting the Chicago Au-
N.ht'hAl' hlAH reported a mem utFanIh
Of 5s2-f7S active. 90 non resident.
i've life and three honorary.
Within the three months endiut
Nov lJ BOston's police arrested 73r
motorists for violating the AUTOMOBILES
laws and collected S6.715 Ina fines.
Replacing the tonncau with a 70
ialY pump, which ls b0ltod to the
motor. a New York electric light com
pany has "a handy machine for pump-
ing out Hooded manhnles
fronch manufacturer have prom
lsed % exhibit 40 the show OF foreign
cars at New York late this month. an
the racing cars which attracted 10
much attention az the recent Paris
a mum Tor motor car drivers. a sort
OF miten, large enough 10 cover both
hhnds ana most N the steering wheel
hs wei la "a recent invention of AN
Indiana autoist.
Tho Automobile club OF Cincinnati
has erected road signs which really
are directories. showing the direction
ANA distance 90 practically every plaza
to which roads on which they are
erected lend.
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X. f.. Evans Florist, as. s. Main st.,
Floral designs a speciality. Phone eel.
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ZONONI-Rose Iononl. wife OF Alexander
Iononi, OF Bingham, aged a years, died
az 81. Marks hospital. Dee -. 1907.
Funeral VIII take place from o Donnell
q Co. s funeral pariors at Z O'Clock this
Saturday afternoon. Friends invited
Interfnent IN Mt ONvct cemetery
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Tests made by a Competent farmer
show that gasoline costs less than
horse feed at the prices Of tocay.
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shown that he procured another copy
or the order and that he had caused
II 10 be published under the head 'he-
ceivers aaloH In o. salt Lake paper.
and that on Dec %. he had secured
another certified copy Of the order ana
nad caused Il 10 De posted a. bingham
Junction
why ala you act Tor the receiver,
not ~ attorney, but In any capacity
~ defiance OF the courts order, Nj
Mafunf' asked Judge Morse OF MT
Martin when Doe appeared 20 purgv
hiinseif OF contempt
AcrETD UNDER INSTRUCTIONS.
Il acted under Instructions from
New York" was Mr. Martins reply
You rely upon that as your only
No. have two reasons I acted up
ON Instructions from New York and be-
cause ! believed the court Was without
power 20 set aside the order Ia the
manner IN which it was done. II was
Tor the examination Of the legal ques-
tons involved that I wished the order
directing your honor 90 show cause
with regard to the minute entries
Ny Martin answered iu substance 20
this question.
Judge Morse then said from the
bench, There seems TO have been
WIN W fA'ANAAHAA % AtlE NNNA n RAN'A
and that you have wilfully held the
courts order In contempt After you
knew that the court had revoked its
order you proceeded 70 act under IL. n
you are I'm a position to comply with
the courts orders in every particular
1 VIII not punish you for contempt
But. II rou are so placed that YOU are
unable to act under the order. the court
is disposed 20 infiict severe punish
ment upon you"
PROMISES TO OBEY.
Mr. Martin promised 20 do every
thing within his power 10 see that
every order OF the court was respected
and the court made the order quoted
above.
FILES BILL OF EXCEPTIONS
Mr. Martin asked the right to ap-
peal and asked for so days In which
to do So Mr.. Allison objected Tor
the reasons that he did not believe
the courts order was subject to APP
peal and that II so, then the statutes
specify the time IN which an appeal
shall be taken. Judge Morse. how
ever granted TO Mr.. Martin so days
in which 10 file his bin OF exceptions.
In closing the case, Judge Morse stat
ed that II Mr.. Martin did not fulnll
HIS promise 20 the court 20 abide by
its orders, he would be punished So
NorclV.
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CARNEN--In this city. Dec a. 1907 VIII
Liam .. Carney, son Of William and
Jemima Carney. Born Sept. -. 1870
Funeral will take place from O DOnnell
g. Co.'S funeral chapel Sunday afternoon
at 3 O'Clock Interment IN city cemetery
Canada and Seattle papers please copy
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Cut Flowers ana Funeral
dssigns Tho Flower shop second
South aud MHiu.