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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-07
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective sign
ers for further Information.

IL THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate Division. in and fpr SAT- Lake Gun
". State Of Utah. In the matter OF the
estate and guardianship " Gundhill
Marie Olsen, an Incompetent. Notice. The
amended petition Of Frank W. O.sen. the
guardian Of the person and the estate
Of the above named incompetent, pray
ing FOR an order Of sale OF real property
OF said Incompetent and that all persons
interested appear before the said Court to
show cause why an order should not be
granted 20 sell SO much as shall be nee
essary, Of the following described real
estate Of said Incompetent. tO-wit:
Lot one, block forty pat 3D." Salt
Lake city survey salt Lake County
Utah, beginning four and one-half rods
west OF the southeast corner n said lot.
and running thence north seven rods.
thence west three rods, thence south
seven rods, thence east three rods 20 the
place of beginning, has ueeu set for hear
ing on saturday. the 18th day Of Septem-
ber A. ID, 1907 at 10 O'Clock a. M, al
the County Court House in the Court
Room Of said court M salt Lake City.
salt Lake County Utah.
Witness the clerk OF said Court with
the seal thereof affixed. this Both day Of
August a. d. 1917
lSoaD j. 4. ELDREDGE. JR-. Clerk
BY W. a. Framework. Deputy Clerk
Richard W Young Attorney for Guar
dian
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DIR. williams
Pink Pills

cure auEmia and AN anVm.C conditions
because they actually make new blood.
They are not Curc-1lI They DO this one
Thing and they do itweil-they make blood.
sor per bok, Sis boxes g. go 90 90 druggists
DR. Williams Medicine CO.. Schenectady, n. Y.
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r0ughucss or smoothucss of leaves. OF
stems
ODD Willow Herb DEpuobmm). "a
thread-Iikc branching erect herb with
small dainty. white. f-partcd flowers
iu one species and larger pink ones boz
auuthcr-hoth beautiful and fun or
points of interest. flower. silky seeds,
long pods tnreadllkc stems etc. Found
every Whcre BOO the canyons and pu
many hills. Get these charming plants
f possible. and dry them for school
specimens
tel Water Crcss. collect specimens
iu flower and seed. Flowers white
t-parted. stamens Ga long and 2
short. pods round. song. two-cclle3.
study seeds Talk ou uses as food.
Compare with other pepper or mustard
plants.
D Purple Thelypodlum. A large
branching plant. commonly found near
meadows and along railroad tracks.
! with bright purple punches OF pendant
| howers-4-parted. stamens and p,
] leHves cut. stems very smooth. foliage
/ dark green. etc.
te wind Pasnip Or other umbrella
plant WmbeHfcu. Collect seeding
branches and study the umbcls and the
seeds as to size shape. number. grooves
1r lines. etc, and discuss the use. n
aUE OF the plant considered
cd Wild Mustard. study flower
and seed. Discuss uses as food and
medicine How 90 preserve.
tg California Peoples CEscholtzia),
are beautiful and SNOWY 4-parted flow
ers now blooming 30 the gardens,
FIFTH GRADE.
Five Parted Flowors-la) Meutzelia
On. orn1ta or levicauliJ.-A large
rough. branching plant with "a hgaurifilI
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e q q PURIFIES
D. .THE BLOOD

Bad blood responsible for most OF the ailments Of mankind.
from any cause ts vital ind becomes infested with impurities humos
poison Ecma
bols,
which Tar deepsn impure hulor infected blood supply, and until this
blood purified, distressing itching
symptoms will Rheumatism, Caauh Ulcers Scroua
Blood all blood a
luted circulation and viii continue 70 grow unless the poison Is
moved from the blood In an blood and skin diseases S. proved
hi perfect remedy Itges down into the circulation and removes all
matter
tanning, Nothing reaches inherited chronic troubles like
s. S. cures because pud the blood and properties
the impoverished circulation Not only S. S. blood purifier Of the
highest order and appetizer equal
blood aud medical advice desired sent free 10 an who write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA Ca
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LEARN MORE-EARM MORE
THE STENOGRAPHIC IRANING SCHOnL

90 Commercial club Bldg will teach you
how. Experienced teachers Practical
course. Best equipment Shorthand typ
writing our speciality.
Cail 0r write for Information.
HeI Phone Ass
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utah Wal Paper q Paint Co. Wall
paper. Paper Hanging. Painting. 81
Richards ST. Ind. Phone Sill
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lD Gum Plant. ar wild ArnIra--
Blooming everywhere foot high
with horizontal lo1rcs. and sticky
hraus 1f yellow flowers Proceed as
aith suraoWer Called Grndella.
lil prick'y lettuce IaturH scarI1-
Dab. fhe common ur huu thistle t.HH-
duua auceolHfHsl. tlp cuDkIohur
iAHufhIum nHnHH.u-r1 and thr hur-
dock uappa WHiuD are weed pesr
Hnl can he Studied DOW cor later with
bulletin
ln Rabbit Hrush. tchys0thamusl
Us plant M extraordinary interest
one oI more H. .ts varieties "a found
everywhere with us fta hushy
growth. golden yellow flowers linear
IaaYcs ana ban. stems ropHY study
It near relar.. fha torchWfod tGul-
leTezial De- another curious desert
species only foot high found ON the
bills
ln sagchrush ana White sages.
lAuemesia ulautafa cana. ludnW-
ciHnal can ne studied in October
Htierweed lAmhresial Is common and
faA ~ lnterCsi and E0ldenrQ1 lsoN-
Evening star., 1907-10-31
CORPORATION MAY
INCREASE STOCK

Continued from First Page)
Evening star., 1907-10-31

preachers In their churches. He thought
the Zion Methodist Church. should do more
In the District OF Columbia. where there
is colored population OF nearly hun
dred Thousand. there being only six
churches and three missions in both dis
triots In the city.
Speaking of lynching. he said: THE
spirit Of the iawless mob Is rapidly NOV
ing n"!thwird with fearful pace where
the great intelligence of the people and
| their law-I5iding spirit would not once
tolerate it. He said the whole church of
God, regardless of race or denominational
Evening star., 1907-10-31

lines. should do more to lessen evil and
crime of every kind
Rev. Logan Johnson. S. l.. corrothers.
w. II. Davenport, L. II. Williams. Ar
minta Dodge. l.. S. Bailey and others
commented at length the points
brought out by the presiding elder
DIR. CorrOtnerS was unanimously in
dorsed by the district conference for the
Office OF bishop. to ill one OF the two va
cancies In the A. NJ L. Zion episcopacy
and DIR. W. II. Davenport received the
same Endorsement for manager of the
Zion Publication House, located at Char
Evening star., 1907-10-31

.otte, N. C. DR.. T. H. Williams was in
-dorsed for assistant general secretary vi
the connection.
The third session. at pm, gave way
to An overflow meeting and concert IN the
interest of the church where the confer
ence Is holding its sessions. The princi-
pal feature was the large number OF chii-
dren of that vicinity who took part IN
the program. which consisted of solos,
duets reCitationS and addresses
The conference began the closing day
of its labors at 1890 am. today. After
devotional exercises the conference was
Evening star., 1907-10-31
CONTINUES ITS SESSIONS.
Annual A. M. E. Zion Conference at
Arlington, Va

The West Washington A. NJ l.. Iion
annual district conference continued its
session at Lomax Church. Arlington. Va,
At :. p,n yesterday. with Presiding Elder
W L. Clayton in charge. After devo-
tional service the reports of delegates and
pastors were resumed and showed the
Evening star., 1907-10-31

resolved into a Sunday school and Varfck
Christian Endeavor convention with Pre-
siding Elder Clayton In the cnair and the
delegates % the two organizations began
their reports.
A large nurIber f visitors came in from
Maryland last night.
Evening star., 1907-10-31
Linen Remnants

NO1AH u GU Eu NS Z
Remnant lot of Irish Satin Damask
Dinner Napkins. Is and q sizes: all
pure white and the finest qualities:
these are remnants because of being
soiled or discontinued pat
terms Worth from $500 to 4
$500 81 dozen in regular way. "
Remnant price. each. ....
About 9, dozen Mercerized Satin
Damask Napkins: IL inches square;
all white; several neat patterns, III
cluding polka dot, clover
and fetr de lis. Sold In E7H
full fuil dozens for sils. Rem SA2c
nant price, each. ....... ~
Small lot of drummers' samples Of
Very Fine Double Satin Damask Tow
els: soiied from being shown: other
wise they are perfect: some with the
double hemstitcil; some with
heavy knotted fringe. Worth 0E-
ra)c, 6ac and 75c each. Choice. eDON
FRIDAY, remnant price. each.
Another lot Of Ali-unen Towels: also
drummers' samples: some oS the fancy
t,ordered demaSk: some Of the linen
h,,ck: some are fringed: others arc
hemnaed or henstitched. A1
worth from 25c to 3sc- Rem 4 ~
nant price each. ..........
1 piece tabout 25 yards) of Good
Quality ,fabie Padding. "a inches
wide; the quality that we sold for
soiied on the edge. Rem VC
nent price. yard. ............
Remnant lot Of Irish Satin Damask
Buffet or China Closet Doilies: 9-inch
size; all white; with drawn work pat
tern and tied fringe all NH/
around. Worth Sc each. ZHC
Remnant price. each. .....
Evening star., 1907-10-31
work in the district to be in good shape

work in the district to be in good shape.
The Sunday school of st. James Mis-
sion has been increased. 1t was stated,
from six children. the attendance last
May. to a regular attendance of twenty
five.
AT :; pm. the presiding elder began the
delivery of his annua! address. which
covered all phases of the church work in
a presiding elders district Speaking ol
| local preachers and their work, he said
that James A. Garfield, Frederick Doug
. lass and William Mckinley were local
Evening star., 1907-10-31
Physical Valuation of Plant

'G. 7, tie finding by the auditor that
.te total physical value OF the plant OF the
petitioner IS only s4oif fiS3o. your pett-
toner insists that the said total physical
Iaiue is. at low estimate the sum Of
$3i9.2S. appears from the Testimony
OF the witness Miller
:. To the finding By the auditor that
tae total cash value OF the franchise and
good VIII of the petitioner as # going
concern is only the sum o. S;s, ,G61, this
cECcptor insists that il clearly appea RS
from the testimony that '.e value Of said
franchise and good Wilt AZ a going COR
Germ j. at lest the sum OF $13i 6T8
IS To the finding BY the auditor thai.
tn" total cash value OF petition er s
assets actually Used in the production of
gas Is only the sum Of $40 III. -, whereas
this eNCeptor insists tnat upon the testi-
lHony Of the witnesses. based upon the
total physical value of the cornpa9y's as
Scts. the cog. price of the sarnn the pres-
cHt market value of its stock ald the
capita -lZat.on Of IT'S earnings Is at least
the sum of S625.oOD.
In tbs conncc ction the petitioner espe-
c'aliy excerpts to the finding by the auditor
that tha present earnings OF the company
are only at the rate OF s26 759 IS per year,
your petitioner Insisting that such find
Ing Is against the evidence in the ca Sc
the testimony showing that the sales of
gas for the present year are increa sing at
IA apid rate. and that the gross earnings
Tor year. at tce rate now reached will
he not less than SSJ."r! resulting n net
earnings OF at least s. 0CO per annum"
Evening star., 1907-10-31

George II. Perry. colored. aged eighteen
years. pleaded g,i'ity- of murder in the sec
ond egree yesteriay at TowsolI. Nd for
the killing Of MS paramour. Frances
Parker, July 8. The case was removed
from Bait!u- .e city.
Evening star., 1907-10-31

T.. II StockWsu OF Tulsa. /. T, Tuesday
.gHt shot and ins-a.tly killed W e
r.lmpbell a prominent OIL man and cpl
taist. formerly OF Wiz .eid. Kan. and
.hen murdered his own son, ages! thirteen.
aud committed suicide. Insane Jealousy is
given as the cause.
Evening star., 1907-10-31

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The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-03-16
HUMILIATION TO JAPANESE.


Toxic, March ia question has
arisen regarding the last clause of arti.
Gle second OF the treaty between Japan
and the United States, which has been
cited by the government at Wash ngton
as authority for the statement that the
japanese government hitherto has been
Issuing passports limiting the destina-
ton OF emierants. The passports sim
ply certify to the nationality OF theil
holders and the placing OF restriction
ON them by an administrative measure.
rs declared here to be unauthorized bv
law and an infringement OF the personal
right to travel guaranteed by the CON
stituton.
In view, however, OF the attitude of
the American government, in not call
ing Tor the enforcement of the clause
mentioned, it is thought that the limi-
tation so placed will be left unquestion-
ed. Even then Japanese jurists believe
that the action of the American govern
ment in restricting the destination of
holders OF passports will not be upheld
before court. Administrative action
and litigation since the San Francisco
%hool trouble have brought the clause
INTO prominence, and Japan has begun
70 smart under the alleged humiliation.
II would be no surprise should pressure
'e brought ON the government to have
{ abstain from issuing passports limit |
ng the destination OF their bearers.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-03-16

Philadelphia, Pa. March ia
heavy snowstorin, which seems to have
conferred along the New Jersey coast
and Eastern Pennsylvania, visited this
section today Snow fell continuously
for 10 hours. TO depth OF seven inches
Reports from Atlantic City show thai
the fall OF snow there was nine inches,
with as great fall at other coast
points.
Throughout Pennsylvania the storm
was almost a. severe. AT Pottspville
fall OF eight inehes Ia reported, and at
I.ockhaven there was fall of ten inch.
es- AT Wilkesharre, Scranton, Allen
town, Harrisburg and other points In
the eastern end OF the state, similar
fall Is reported. and In many sections
the public roads are closed TO traffic.
The storm was accompanied by
high wind, which caused drifting. and
traife on the railways, particularly in
the mountainous sections, was retar ded
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-03-16

Boise, March This Afternoon 4,
Legislature agreed to adjourn at ! NJ o'sls u
tomorrow. Both houses were VIVA IVA
busy during the session. wy
In the senate a sensational oh,.
was made by Macbeth during debats '
the tax-levy measure. 1t providss ~ J.
81 900, 900 for the two years. Maebs a
said suit would be started soon Il Al, 4
termine whether the constituti0r y
amendment was legally adopted, 6y yj,'
the rate of levy al maximum n 4
mills, five more than has been allovI
with the present valuation. His irb
nation was that there had been sm.
fraud. Under the constitution as l
stood before the last election the law
would have been limited to $500 OOO
The senate defeated the Clesrwstr
county bill by IL to 10. 1t passed d.
house bill known as the Sunday ret
bill, also the house joint resolution sub
hitting a constitutional amendmsut
providing for a superior court system
In the house the Kalniah county bin
was defeated.
A bill introduced early in The ss
sion was dug up and passed by vote
80 to z, prohibiting members from
accepting appointment to offices which
they assisted in creating. 1t affects two
members slated for appointments, Rep
resentatives Taylor and West, the iar.
mer as auditor of Twin Falls county.
At the evening session the menbss
presented Speaker Hunt with a gsl
watch and chain.
The senate defeated the house Bill
an appropriation of $4,000 ia
the Alaska Yukon Pacific expositionst
Seattle. 1t also defeated the dirad
primary bill by decisive vote, after The
house had defeated the bill prepared BY
Senator Hepburn making certain mors
stringent regulations with respect 10
primaries.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-03-16
GRAND JURY AT BOISE.


| Boise, Idaho, March 12.--Rumors
| are rife tonight that there will be some
startling sensations as the result OF the
sitting OF the United States grand Jury
beginning yesterday. What these mat
tefs are 10 not known, but there are
many surmises. Hints are given that
some people high up In the scale will
be involved. There are cases pending
In which persons are under Indictment
fo' alleged timber land fraud cases In
WaahingtSn county, but II seems prob
able these will not Do brought TO trial
Colonel A. r. Greene, special agent
OF Tho Interior department, has been
here Tor some weeks, and 1t Ia apparent
that the sensations promised are par
TALLY the result OF his work. Ii Ia
known that he has been investigating
some complaints made by contractors
on reclamation works, but the under
standing has been that IL was simplv
AN Interior department matter. The
contractors complaining they have not
been treated fairly
One OF the hints given out Ia In rela-
ton to the section line surveys for The
government. Another Ii that some
land matters In the vicinity OF Sho-
Shone Falls are to be investigated
There Ia crooked section line there
which throws the falls into another Sec
tion from that In which Ii should be
embraced. There are other rumors in
volving names OF prominent persons,
iui nothing definite has yet leaked out.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-03-16

Chicago, March l2.- j. A. Moffeft
president of the Standard Oil company
OF Indiana, now on trial in the Fede.
raj court here on a charge of having re-
ceived rebates, denied that representa-.
tives OF the oil company had made a
suggestion TO the Federal authorities
that the company might be willing TO
plead guilty TO the indictments against
IL ANY such statement is without
any truth or basis OF fact whatever .
eaid Mr.. Moffiet. 1.-The Standard o;l
company is not frightened by any pros.
pect OF conviction -
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-03-16
ALL PRISONERS GOING NAKED
Refuse to Wear Clothes Because In
fected With Leprosv.

st. Petersburg, March 11.-Four
hundred political prisoners at smolensk
nave gone on very original strike.
A week ago they refused to put on
any clothes and since then they have
walked around stark naked.
The reason is that the prison author.
tiles took away their own clothes and
gave them clothes made from the moor
est grade of burlap unfit for making
bags. After they had worn these
clothes few days nearly all were suf-
iering with rash covering their whole
bodies, but still the prisoners did not
mutter. When number of them had
peen infected with leprosy, one morn
ing all OF the clothes, blankets and
sheets were thrown out of the prison
efs cells and they declared unanimous
y that they would go naked rather
man run the risk of contracting diseas-
81 from wearing the prison earb.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-03-16
Third TERM TALK.
Movement Refuses to Down and the
President May Accept.

Washington, March II Politicians
in Washington are trying to figure out
the meaning OF the sudden outburst OF
the Roosevelt third term boom here.
They regard as especially significant
the typewriter memorandum given
ont by Representative Martin, OF South
Dakota, after conference with the
president, vigorously defending the
third term idea
They have reached the conclusion
that the president realizes that the
third term movement must be allowed
to run right on in order to head off the
progress of the booms OF reactionary
candidates. The prevailing opinion
here remains that President Roosevelt
personally will go as far as be can to
prevent his own denomination, but will
stop at nothing 10 assure the nomina-
ton of a successor In accord with his
policies.
Rather than gee them succumb, many
believe that the president himself, II
properly approached, would take a re-
nomination, providing no other candi-
late satisfactory to himself and friends
Ia strong enough to unite the next Re-
publican national convention.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-03-16

Washington, March IA state.
fnent issued today by the bureau Of
Statistics shows that the importations
of manufacturers materials continue To
increase. The sslue OF the imports Of
raw materials for use In manufactures
In The seven months ending with Jan.
Ilary, 1907, was s202, 200. 600, against
tx2S ,o00. 900 In the same months of
last year, while materials imported for
further use in manufacture amounted
to flos.0oo,o 900, against 1928, 000, 900
In the corresponding period of last
year. Cement imports, s47 .O00. 900
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-03-16
DECISION IN
LAND FRAUDS
Williamson, BIggs and Van Cesner
Fail IN Plea.
e~~Congrsssnan's Appeal Dismissed
and 6iggs and Van Gesner's Writ
OF Error Overruied-Last Two In
Shadow of Prison--L'ttIe Chance
for Williamson.

I Portland, March 12.-Thrice tried
finally convicted, ard facing sentence
OF both fine and imprisonment for com
piicity In the Oregon land frauds, J. N
Williamson, ex-congress man, DR.. yal
Gesner and Marion Bigps have me
with an adverse ruling from the Circui
court OF Appeals. sitting at San Fran
lclsco. BY decision handed down yes
terdny the Appellate court confirmed
the conviction OF Van Gasner and
Blggs, oyerruling the long writ Of or.
rors that they had taken from the find.
ings OF the lower tribunal. In the Gaze
|oi Williamson, the appeal was dismiss
sed foaf the reason that similar appeal
has been taken to the Supreme court
of the United States.
Although through technicality the
appeal OF Williamson IL thus dismissed
the decision Is as clearly victory for
the government In his case az in the
cases OF Van Gesner and Biggs. The
ex-congressman's appeal was taken
upon exactly the same grounds as
those OF his co-eonspirators. In their
cases the decision was absolutely adj
verse, which is equivalent to an adj
verse decision In the Williamson ap-
peal, so far as the merits OF the case
are concerned.
There was imposed against William
son sentence OF 10 months imprison-
ment and fine OF $500 and a similar
sentence was pronounced against Bipgs.
Because of Van Gesner's age and i'm
paired health the court made the inn
prisonmcnt in his case only five
months, but ruled that he should pay
a fine OF 81 900.
II the law Is permitted to take its
course. the mandate from the court OF
Appeals will issue in about Is days.
Application will then be made by the
Federal authorities to have the mandate
entered in the court here. following
hat an order fol the Imprisonment Of
Van Gesner and Biggs will be issued
BY the United States marshal. The
hearing of Williamson in the Supreme
'onrt will probably occur within the
iext three months.
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-03-16
JAPANESE sPIEs.ABoUND.
Military Engineer Dies in Mexico
Hundreds Struggled In.

Guadalajara, Mex, March 8.-One
OF the Japanese who deserted the con-
struction camps of the Mexican Central
railroad died few DAYS ago at the
santo Domingo mine. of the Ampara
Mining company, in the ETHAN dis
trict, of this state. His papers were
turned over to the general manager of
the company and it was found he was a
military engineer in the employ of the
japanese government. Before his death
the Japanese engineer stated that he
was ON his way to the United States.
OF the 400 Japanese landed in the
last three months for work Oh the Mex
lean Central, only $50 remain. The
others deserted and many of them
are now in the United States.
One OF the Interpreters of the Japan-
ese workmen was correspondent of one
OF the leading Toxic newspapers during
the war with Russia. Another il the
s. son OF a high government official in
Toxic. AZ
The Parma herald. (Parma, Idaho) 1903-1917, 1907-03-16
May Not See Canal After All

New York, March s.-speaker Can
non ana The the other members of the
CONGRESSIONAL party which sailed few
Gays ago on the Hamburg American
steamship Butcher, may not be permit
ted to visit Colon, according to infor-
marion received here today. The par-
y nad planned to stop at Colon on the
nomeward trip and inspect the canal
WORK work. Today the news came that the
ranama government has established .
quarantine against Venezuelan norts
because OF reported outbreak of yellow
lever at La Guayra,. The Butcher Is
81 p to call at La Guayra and also