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and health. That's what HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea does. 35 cents,
Tea or Tablets. H. F. Hoover
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Knew the Measure.

knew the measure.
"When you get your groceries today
said the butcher to his wife, don't 60
to that little grocer next door to my
shop"
'Why notT she demanded.
Because he sent in yesterday and
borrowed an old pair Of scales"
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Bamberg, S. c., January s, 1907.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16

Of Che mountain and Intended to take
gun with them.
While The gun WAS being ovar-
h1uled in one OF the cabins. and VhHr
in tho hands OF VIII Crm DC arcldcutIv
went of. The ball passed throue1
The walls OF The houe. and Chen h.t
Albert. who was some distance uu the
canyon. The bullet entered bits Grain.
and killed him instantly.
Albert Franklin Sweet was the son
OF Franklin Pierce and Emma Jane
Pierce Sweet. born u pettyyllle. Sau-
pete co. Utah. The family moved 20
Emery county from which place they
came TO this valley iu January last
George Thorpe was born in Toqucr-
vile, Utah. He married Miss L.ovina
Pace several months since. and they
were gCtt.ng along nicely together when
DE was stricken with fever.
The funeral services were held iu the
Thatcher mcetinghouse, Bishop Moody
presiding. the Thatcher choir. under
the leadership OF Prof. Ernest Jones
gave sweet music. The speakers were
Bishop Moody. Elders SAMUEL Teuuy
Lorenzo Watson and w. w. Pace and
President Andrew Kimbau All bore
testimony 90 the noble charart er NJ
the young men who were called away
I'm the prime OF manhood
Tho nth cutting Of alfalfa is now
being harvested. IL SIS now bringing as
high as Sl2 per ton.
our l.. d. s.. academy started up this
IAN with splendid prospects
Elder John Nash.ono nf the teachers,
just returned from a mission iu Aus
tralla. where he has '8hored for two
years as president Of the Brisbane cone
ference.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
MURDER IN A SALOON.
Colorcd Man Shoots Ills Best Friend
I'm Scrap With Another Man.

ogden. sept l6--The Assembly club
a saloon run by colored men and pat
ronized principally by colored peoplc
was the scene Saturday evening about
10 O'Clock Of a murder Lewis Jones.
one Of the men who had charge Of tho
game OF dice played i'm the saloon. is
now ON slab az Lindquists morgue.
and his murderer. CLYDE q. Rogers As
confined IN cell an the city jail.
According TO the Information obtain
able from eye witnesses IL seems that
Rogers and another colored man named
Cowden had been shaking dice. Rogers
had been drinking considerable during
the evening and was IN a bad mood He
ana Cowden had words over the game.
accusing each other If cheating and m
the controversy Rogers pulled "a pistol
from his pocket and struck Cowden
over the head a glancing blow IL is
presumed he had his finger on the trig-
ger, as at almost the same moment
the pistol exploded and Jones. who
was on the opposite side OF the table.
sank 70 the floor, exclaiming, "C1vdc.
you have shot met" and I'm a few mo-
ments ne breathed his last. the bullet
having palssed directly through his
heart Rogers ON looking around real
lied the tragedy he had enacted ard
franiically cried out. 81 have killed my
best friend and fell upon the body OF
Jones and sobbed bitterly.
I'm few moments members Of the
police force We're on the scene and
placed Rogers under arrest The weap-
ON with which the crime was commit
ted was a 3S-caliber long barreled pis-
tol, which was dropped 20 the floor BY
Rogers when he saw the crime he had
committed Tho murdered man and
the one who fired the shot were bosom
friends. Rogers will likely be charged
with involuntary manslaughter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
Y. N. 8Y.L. N |. A.
CONVENTION
Proposition Presented to Erect a
Club House in Ogden For
The Y. M. M. IA.
MURDER IN CoLoRED SALOON.
Cl,de &. Rogers shoots Lewis Jones.
Tn Quarrel With Another Man
After boy Phenomenal"

ogden, Sept 16.-One of the most in
.sresting and the largest attended con-
ventions Of the Young Men and Young
aides Mutual improvements assoc
Citations OF the Weber stake ever held.
convened yesterday. the young men
meeting at the ogden tabernacle and
the ladies at the Weber stake academy
lecture hall Sessions were held in tho
morning and afternoon and a public
session at the tabernacle in the eve
ming. OF the general boards from Salt
Lake city there were present Thomas
Hull. James II. Anderson. Nellie C..
TAYLOR and Emma Goddard.
The most important matter to como
before the convention was brought up
h. Thomas Hull, who suggested that
DE Weber stake should have a club
house in ogden on the same order as
pre- Young Mems Christian association
ave. containing a gymnasium. a lee
lra hall, reading rooms etc. believing
that such a place would take many
|young men Off the streets, and would
provide a place where young men from
|1thar cities belonging to the sssooia-
ions who visit ogden would have a
place 20 go and spend a few hours
pleasantly The proposition met with
hearty approval from the members Of
ho local board. but as this was the
rst time the matter had been brought
l.. no definite steps were taken. 10 Is
be- general opinion that this is a move
he right direction, and that In the
very near future the Y. NJ. NJ J. A.
700 have a club house in Ogden. The
batter win be taken up by the board
l. an early date with the stake presi-
|ency and decided upon.
j. NJ. Barlow discussed the subject,
preliminary Programs" +. o. Hales
|n0ke on Monthly Officers Meetings."
Joseph II. BelnaU gave "a talk on THE
Improvement FUND" Earl Pardoe gave
Do subject THE Books To BE Read
Part Of the Literary program, and
Willard SCowcroft delivered a talk ON
The Improvement Era" These sub.
acts were generally discussed after
och speaker by those present includ-
h. Thomas HUI and J. Ill. Anderson
the general board.
a change in the meeting night of
he associa tons IN the wards through
|lt the county was decided upon In
e future they viii meet on Sunday
enings and in the city wards on
uaFday evenings. The meetings be-
|gn Tuesday Oct s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
THURBER.
EXCITEMENT OVER OIL.
l. L. VI. J. \. Annual-primary Con-
ference-liarvesting Ia Fun Blast

ference-Harvesting In Fun Blast
Special Correspondence.
Thurber. Wayne Co. Sent IL
There has been considerable excite
ment In Wayne county over tho OH
mines. Nearly AN the land from
Fruita 10 the Colorado river has been
located and numerous prospectors
arc coming i'm daily
The Y. J.. ~ ]. a. held its annual
meeting sept 10 aud "a very enjoyable
evening was spent. An excellent prn-
gram was rendered and refreshments
were served, after which dancing and
games were engaged iu
The stake presidency of the Primary
Mrs. Mary W. Srngam. AIayue
Meeks. Matilda Nelson and Adfio
Baker. have just returned from "a trim
10 Giles whore they have been attend
ing conference in the interest Of the
Primary
Harvesting is ON On FUN blast owe
ing 10 the cool nights the farmers are
anxious TO save their crops from the
frost which is expected early this sea-
son.
There are number OF cases ~
scarlet fever I'm town.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16

l.r estimated loss $4,000. insurance.
none. business block. owned By Ern-
's, Pearson. estimated loss $1,000. I'M
Haucc $500. butcher shop owned by
John Latty. estimated loss $1,000, in-
JrInce 500, saloon and restaurant
.Wned hv n. Larson estimated loss
$1,000. Insurance $1,000: hotel and
.aloon, owned by Dan CARLY ostim-
aled loss $4,000. Insurance $1,000:
other losses estimated at $4,000. with
Insurance Of $500
The burned district IS In the yicin-
fly of the depot and the railroad prop
erty was saved after repeatedly
catching fire. Every hotel and res
taWant in the city went up ln smoke
and for supper tonight the boardcrs
were taken into private families.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
Oakley BARN BURNED.

A fire occurred yesterday afternoon
soon after 8 o'clock. totally destroying
a barn belonging to James Oakley, do
ing damage 20 the amoSnt OF $500. The
fire was discovered in the barn by the
family, and an alarm was sent to the
fire departnN at. a good run was made,
but as the timbers and contents Of the
barn were very dry, the blaze had made
such Roadway before the department
could get the water playing on il that
the entire place was burned 20 the
ground In the barn was stored a
quantity Of furniture, which was also
lost There was no insurance. The
cause Of the fire Is not known.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
GLENN'S FERRYIDA.
DISASTROUS CONFEDERATION
Every Hotel and Restaurant DESTROYED
BY Fire Friday.

Glenn's Ferry. Elnore county. Ida.
Sept. IA fire started here this af-
tcrnoon destroyed seven buildings and
damaged two others. the loss reaching
F5l,OOV, with insurance Of S12,300.
The origin Of the fire Is unknown.
though some believe Il 70 be Of in
cendiary origin. and Ed Merely and
j. Walkenshaw. two boileImakers re-
Gently from Pocatello were arrested
Oh this charge on complaint Of Mrs
Nelson Watkins. proprietress Of the
Overland hotel
The following are the principal suf-
ferers from the fire: Overland hotel,
owned by $. Jacobsen estimated loss
$4,000; insurance $4,000; opera
house, owned by Isaac Heron, estim-
ated loss $4,000. insurance $500:
business block owned by Henry Munt-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
OPERA HoUsE BooKINos.
salt Lake Opera Company Presents
Robin Hood Friday Evening.

ogden. Sept 16.-Ogden theatergoers
are TO have three nights OF excellent
attractions this week at the Grand
Opera House. which win mark the
real opening Of the Grand for the sea-
son.
Thursday evening. Sept. 10, walter
y. Lawrence presents one Of the best
plays ON the American stage today,
"The Three OF Us" by Rachel Crothers.
Friday evening the Salt Lake opera
company is to appear IN the greatest
OF an comic operas, robin Hood,
with chorus # so voices. and good
soloists The opera company always
receives "a hearty welcome in Ogden
The excellence Of its productions has
won for IL place among the foremost
theatrical attractions that come 70
ogden. The company Is even strong
er this year than 81 has ever been. IL
promises a glorious musical night.
Mrs. Temples Telegram" the New
York comedy success. comes saturday
evening with Franklyn Underwoods
select company of players.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16

about one cent per pound while this
year they are bringing from . II 90 3
cents a pound owing to the scarcity
OF peaches in other states.
HOME FROM PARIS.
Miss Lydia Knudsen has returned
from Paris. where she has spent her
summer vacation and win soon go to
salt. Lake City and take up he du-
ties as Instructor in the University OF
Utah
RELIGION CLASS CONFERENCE.
A religion class conference viii be
held in the stake tabernacle next
sunday. beginning with a social and
dance in the opera house Saturday
night.
CHRISTIAN OLSON, JR.. DEAD.
Christian Olsen, Jr.. died at his home
I'm ElWOod Tuesday. Sept. 10. He was
taken suddenly III the Thursday before
with appendicitis, from wnicu be sul-
fercd intense pain. Monday evening
81 was decided TO have him sent TO the
Brigham city hospital the next morn
ing 10 be operated upon. but his COndl-
ton was such the next morning that
he could not b. moved and Dc died al
II o'clock Funeral services were held
iu the ElWood hall Wednesday az 4 D.
M. Tho hall was beautifully decorated.
and the ward members turned out en-
masse to pay their last respects 10 one
OF their most beloved ward teachers,
who had been called away iu the prime
Of life. Many relatives and friends
from Brigham city and surrounding
settlements were also I'm attendance.
The speakers were Bishop +. N. Han
sen. Elders Joseph Gibbs. Joseph Yates,
Chris Simonsen, Lorenzo ". Andersen
and Mrs Rozilla X Petersen tWho had
been his companions IN the missionary
hcld). J. Bloom, IA. l.. WncoN, r.. e..
Thompson. Thadeus Wight. A. Wheat
ley, a. Hunsaker, j. i. Christensen, x.
II. Fridal James Olsen, J. ". Haws
and President Lucius a. SNOW.
After the funeral services the re-
mains were conveyed 90 Brigham city
and laid 20 rest In the city cemetery
Mr. Olsen was the Oldest son OF Mr.
and Mrs. e.. Olsen of Harper ward, for
merry residents of Brigham city where
deceased was born He had recently
returned from "a mission to scandinavia,
whore h. labOred first In Norway ana
iu Aulborg conference, Dem
mark. he leaves "a wife lwho az This
time Is critically M, three children and
a host of friends.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16

Fred Reel. at Ephraim: Beatrice Burns
salt Lake. Mary Dodds, al 3. y L.
Miss Maggie Reynolds has gone 20 sun
nyside and Miss Ellis McClenahan to
GAINESVILLE 70 teach school.
Mrs. Frdns Jensen LETT this week for
Denmark Her husband IS doing mission
arv work there She will visit the north
countries and return with him.
Mr. and Mrs, Rasmus Rasmussen. who
have boon spending the summer in Dem
mark. have returned.
John a. Seely has gone TO salt Lake 10
mcct with the state fair committee. He
will go TO Missouri before returning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16

City where he underwent succcssflI
operation at the J.. d. IS. hospital for
tuberculosis OF the shoulder blade
samuel Hodges has returned from I
mission Ia England. lie reports haN -
ing enjoyed the work very much.
II. G. Hansen and Lena Hudt wcft
married last week ia the Logan Tenn
pie.
The stake fair held here on Sept @
and T. under tho auspices OF tho Y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
BEAVER.
NJ. I. A. CONVENTION.
schools Open Win a Good Attendance
-Nusi, Added "a Curriculum.

Special spondcnce.
Beaver Beaver Co., sept. 12-Iha
Mutual improvement associations oi
Beaver stake held convention hgr'
,n sunday last with three interesting
sessions MIS-. Martha II. Tingey and
Elder Douglas d. Todd OF the general
boards Worc present
1he enrolm ut lp tho district schools
at the third days afsemhlage was 292,
d llttlo over $50 per cent OF tho school
reputation. Thare are 40 teachers ems
ployed Music has been introduced as
"a part of the curriculum this year, %.
that department
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
I oday $ Ogden News

claims to be marvellous cures. and has
been reaping "a rich harvest from the
sale OF his nostrums win have To prove
before the District court the TRUTH
fulness Of his claims. or have his n
cense revoked The state board OF
medical examiners Is after his scalp.
and Dr. A. s. Condor has sworn to "a
complain prepared by county attorney
y. J. Harris in which &c is asked that
his license be revoked because OF al-
legged unprofessional conduct consist
Ing largely OF exaggerated advertise
ments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16

At the Young Ladies' convention the
following subjects were disposed Of
Discussion in Convention" Marion
Johnson, "Onicers Meetings" MAY
Higginbotham: preliminary Pro.
grams Elizabeth Culley. Glass
Work. Elda pingree: Testimony
Meetings" Heiwis .. Brown Music
al Work" Ethel Mckay, "The Indif-
ferent Girl" Bertha Eccles: "Librar-
les Miss Belnup; Ethics and Re-
ligion' Jennette Peterson; How To-
Assist the Girls to Obtain a Testi-
nlony." Miss Maycock.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
THERE'S a FORTUNE IN 1T.

Irrigated lands I'm Snake River Valley
Of southern Idaho produces the largest
and best crops. The warm south slope
on the North Side Track Is ideal for
orchards. 10000 acres will be opened
10 entry October /. 1907 Write today
for particulars Twin Falls North Side
Land q Water Company. Miner, Idaho.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
THATCHER. ARIZONA
SHOCKING GUN ACCIDENT.
Albert \. Sweet the Nictm-Gcorgo
Thorpe Succumbs to Typhoid.

Special Correspondence
Thatcher. Arizona. Sept 10-Thc
double funeral OF George Thorpe %
years OF age and Albert T.. Sweet, &c..
was held here today. Tho former was
the victim Of typhoid and the latter of
a shooting accident,
Albert Sweet was employed in tho
Graham mountains working for the
Mi Graham lumber company. Last
Sunday morning several or the work.
hands were preparing To go 20 the top
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
U. P. rRE1aHT WRECK.
Freight Cars Demolished and Traffic
Delayed 10 Hours.

Ogden. Sept ia freight wreck oc-
CURED al Castle Rock on the Union
Pacific yesterday morning dem0lishing
a number OF cars and delaying traffic
for about 10 hours.
A west bound freight train hat
l3 OF Its cars leave the track at 10
o'clock near Castle Rock. The cars
We're all loaded with rails and coal, six
Of the cars were almost entirely de-
molisned as they went down a steep
embankment. The cause of the wreck
was either "A broken nange or a de-
fective rail. Fortunately no one was
injured. a Grecker from Ogden ana
one from Evanston were put 90 work
clearing away the wreckage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
AFTER BOY PHENOMENAL"

cited Into Court by State Board and
May Lose His License.
Ogden. Sept l6.--"Dr' Carl s. Beers,
better known as the boy Phenomen-
al. who under big headlines
and newspaper advertisements has
been heraldmg broadcast what he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
SNOW ACADEMY OPENING.

The SNOW academy held it's first ses-
sion OF school last Monday with au
attendance exceeding last years. Tho
course the academy offers this year s.
more extensive than ever offered be-
fore. comprising normal kindergar-
ten. high school. commercial agricul-
ture. domestic science, carpentry, mis-
sionary. dressmaking, preparatory and
special courses. An the rooms OF the
building are completed and in use
Tho Saltair orchestra OF Saltair
beach furnished the music FOR a dance
last night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16

Miss Florence MQnacn haf been rm
pluFed las "a teacher in the public schools
90 sahna. where she haa some go take up
her work
Misses Rhoda and ChrsiY NELSON lee
Tuesday for olcrlin, d., 90 attoud school
Tine following persons arc Attending
school out of town. Geo Luud, luhr
raim. Ila larsen, Salt Lake Pauline
Monsoon, Ephrilm Ida Merz Ephralm
Annie Il Anderson 40 Provo atudyine
music under the direction ~ Prof Lund,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16

Autos for hire. Reliable Drivers. new
Machines prompt service day or
night. Both Phones 314. a. S. Horne.
Mgr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
MISSIONARY FAREWELL

Tonigh farewell missionary party
VIII De giyeu On the pavilion In honor
of Olmond Olson and owen Bcal, who
depart for missions 90 tho Neither
lands and England, respectively, Mon
day next.
Tile -uhllc schools have opened mp
Kindergarten department this season.
10 la held iu the academy building un-
der the auspices OF the faculty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Y. L. NJ I. A. ANNUAL.


Special Correspondence.
ma. Pleasant sanplte 90. sept H.
A arro crowd attended tho old time party
riNcn hv tho b. r.. N l. A. of the south
ward. Many quaint ana true characters
Wcrc represented. Mr. and MIS-. John
ume Mis- Hannah Madison received
second prize both of which were beautiful
pictures
"A unique and Well planned entertain
last evening The occasion being tnD
81. H. n. D. A annual ol thc North ward
Tho lawn WIS aIfIstiCiiln lighted WIN
Chinese lanterns aud toluicd tiffilt
lights. A apieudld program MnH HlNen.
After the meeting ftlIlfhncnis ot icr
cream AND cHfo were plti1knn OF ana
the evening closed with romp ON th'
lnNIl
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
PEACH SHIPMENTS.

More ihlu 90 cases OF peaches have
already boon shipped out Of Brigham
CITY thls oason' some going 40 far
'.si os Boston. one firm upon receipt
OF lis irt car Of peaches was SO well
etsed with same that in paving for
i'u ear Do also forwarded a draft for
ea'ance payment OF another car
I'D. same kind Of peaches The
oNr's who have peaches this year
vi AappN Last year they received
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16

State st. Hardware for lawn now
ers, hose and poultry netting 252 State.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
GARDEN CITY.
Brief Notes from Utah's Only Garden
city and Rich Comfy

Special correspondence.
Garden city, Rich Co. Sept i2-L.
Won Calder recently went 10 salt Lalf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
Registerea short HOrns cheap

Cows heifers and bulls. for sale;
over stocked and short Of feed. Thorn
as W. Jennings, 172 First Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
T. 4. Iarkin.
Telephone 193 X.

Manager. T.. 4. Iari0n.
i0i 2ith st. Telephone ig-k.
Advertisement for the Daily.
saturday ana somi-Wcckly News
accepted on the same terms as at
the salt Lake Ofhce.
Circulntor. John y. McGrcgor.
2is4 Wash. Ave.
Telephone Bell 69i. Ind. 90.
Payments for the Daily Saturday
and Weekly News should be
made to The circulator. Delivery
made hv carrier on the same terms
ns IN salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-16
SUDDEN DEATH

From Thatcher ward comes the i'm
7, cnauon this morning that Mr. O.
>. l'oA"or died suddenly at that plac,
Yesterday afternoon.