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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09
SPANISH FORK.
October Vital Statistics Make Good
Shouing-Death Of Child.

Special CORES rondence
Spanish FORK. Utah CO.. NOV. S.-The
2-year-old son OF MI ana Mrs Roy
Greer has been sick mostly all autumn
with bronchitis 20 which 81 succunhed.
The funeral Na.s held yesterday
For October tho vital statistics make
a good showing for spanish Fork there
were rs births. with only two deaths.
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Drs. SHORES& SHORES

EXPERT SPECIALISTS
Houston Block, 2i9 Main g. OPP
posite Keith-O Brien's Store
SALT LAKE CITY.
Office Hours Week days %. m
20 D. m. Evenings. q 60 S p. m.
Sundays and Holidays l0 o. n- 90 u
noon
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WEDDING BELLS.

Mr. Roy Wright and Miss Lillian
Park of MN Greek We're married Wed
nesday and they were given reception
In the evening az the home Of the
brides parents, with many relatives
and friends present.
FUNERAL or MRS. JAS. JENSEN.
Funeral over the remains Of Mrs
James Jensen OF Sandy was held YES
terday at 4 j.. M. from the SANDY
warehouse. The speakers referred "a
the life of the deceased as one worthy
OF emulation. Mrs. Jensen died We'd
pesday from the effects OF "a cancer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09

Manager. 4. \. Larkln.
i03 2ith S. Telephone INK.
Advertisements FOR the Daily
saturday ard semi weekly News
accepted nn the same terms a. az
The Salt Lake Offce.
Circulntor. John y. McGrcg0r.
1854 Wash Ave.
Telephone Bell ost: Ind. %
Payments fer the Daily, saturday
and scml-N eckiv News should be
made 90 the circulator. delivery
made hV carrier on the same terms
~ go sait Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09
CATABN1I ~ THE
HEAD And THROAT.

This form ~ cotairh ia most
common resuiUuF rom ueE
lccicd colds quickly cured
with little cust by Dr-
Shores Famous rI safmelt
ls you nuve stopped up
Does your nos. dis
~ your nose core ard
tcnderT
Us lherc pain ln front ~
htad2"
"Do you hawk to clean
the throatY
els your throat dry in
The morning f
"Do YOU steep with your
mouth open2
You can De- easily cured
now don't let 90 ruu into
complications.
THE BRONCHIAL TUBES
when camrrh OF the head or
throat is neglected or wrong
fully treated % extends down
the wlnduipc into thc hrou
chial tubea. and after awhile
attacks the lungs Quickly
cured with little cost hy llrs.
Shores famous treatment
"HaVe you "a cDughf
edo you take cold easily ''-
"TlaVe you pain 900 the side 90
"po YOU raise frothy ma-
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"uu you spit IN l.ttle
cheesy Jumps.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09
LOGAN DEPARTMENT.

Every excepted
Hceski, cene Phone U
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09
SUIT ON A NOTE.

second charge. The date Of hearing
was not set.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09
SHELTER CITY BUILDING BOOM
Appeal to Parents to send Children to
school

Murray. Nov 9-Work on buiidl"sS
ons improvements is going ON active
~ IN, new church is having .ne
.r,ishine touches put on: the new Guy
nan has lust been completed h,l',-
Ier ~ residences and business houaes
arc belne erected large iorce on
ne, Al al work on the streets putpln3
,n ne curb through Main street "l1
ne civ throughout Is putting on a."
appearance OF progress
APPEAL TO PARENTS.
Mr.. Mcmillan. chairman ~ the
hard - education snent Monday ia
Isitinr tho Liberty school He "N-
~, ,.ss.s great abstraction with the con-
onion ~ me school and the work ~
lofb teachers aud pupils. Tho truant
Dfricer reported his lahors on FRIDAY
,,,nine. Many homes have ne'l
visited ana some children found OF
s-hnol age were ordered % sch"ol.
n, "a Tow cases parents uphr ll ln'lf
children In remaining away from
srhool such are appealed 70 10 zee
mad th.lr CHILDREN are placed on me
go for a ~o q education. for " al
lowed .o gross up ln ignorance thss
win honp cen8ure upon the n'"" d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09
IIP.rowN ENpREss oFFIoE-

Manager Lamden of the local office Of
the Wells-Fargo Express company has
announced that the business of mis- com-
pany has incrcar'1 90 such an cNtcu.
that II has been decided to open an up
town express Office. for the accommoda To-
ton Of the general public. The COM
pany has two locations under cousid-
GRAFTON and win decide on one in
short time Mr. Lamdon expects TO
open the uptown office some time this
month.
WEDDING PERMITS.
a license 10 we'd was granted by the
county clerk 60 Edward Wilson az
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09

A farewell social ln honor 0f Miss
Laura Matthias who will leave boz Few
days for the northern states mission. was
given in the First ward BAN "Wednesday
evening. 4 fine program Was curried out
at the close of which purse of about
Siio was presented TO the departing lady
mL..LnnnrL.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-09

Union block 90 his new store ON The
west eide of Main street
Relief society conference was held IN
the Brigham city tabernacle last Tues
day. President Susanuah T. Booth pre-
siding
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-21
square DEAL" Is THE
CRY OF CAPITALISTS

New York. Mach 2O.-Som. queer ot.
lacks on President Roosevelt are helm
Iaade In Wall Street. The following
headed Roosevelt the Pcacemak.r"
was prominently displayed in certain
brokers' office today:
There IL war on Wall street.
War against the railroads.
War against the so-called trusts.
War against the bankers.
War against the capitalists.
II this war keeps on Europe will de-
clare war against the United
States. and We Will have to pay them
what We owe and our credit abroad
will be stopped.
Roosevelt has always been a man
OF opportunities.
Now is his opportunity.
IL he VIII be- the means OF ringing
peace In the financial world. IL would
be n or the greatest strokes In his
career.
II will be greater Than The HaRu.
peace conference.
Greater than the Russian
peace conference.
Greater than the charge up san Juan
hill.
Greater than anything Roosevelt has
ever undertaken.
To step IN and heal the breach be-
tween capital and labor. between cor
porations n legislatures. between H.
nnncial leaders and political grafters-
means much TO the common people
II Roosevelt wishes to become very
popular. let him protect the capitalist
as well as the laboring man.
In other words we all look to Roose-
Welt 20 put this country on a square
deal basis.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-21
EARLY HOURS IN BOSTON.
Lack Of Festivity in Hotel DINING
Rooms After II p. NJ. &,
. BOSTON Transcript.

From the Boston Transcript. .
Because our hotel lining rooms are nou
filled every night between II and II o'clock
with persons celebrating the new law soms
OF our n%eighbors are saying that We do noq
know how TO enjoy our recently granted
privilege. And II Is strongly limited that
our long habit OF enforced total abstinence
near the midnight hour has moulded US.
even though We demonstrated against tho
discipline. into a people who live the sim
ME life. the chief virtue OF such an ex-
istence being going early TO bed. ,
This may 10 So. Certainly We cannot
deny the truth ~ the assertion with SO
many outward evidences IN support OF IL.
our dining rooms after Ia do not hav.
mn appearance OF fcstivity. Here and
there through the rooms are stray parties
enjoying themselves sedately. not To say
mournfully. And the tables occupied can
be counted on the fingers.
But those who know that our thcater-
goers are made up largely OF s~uburbanItes
ind Il easy To- discover another reason for
the small number who tarry over their
oysters and their Newburgs after the the
ater. Residents OF the farther points In
Greater Boston who have ever lost the last
train are not easily tempted to repeat the
experience.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-21
APPENDICITIS DEFENSE
AGAINST GIRLS SUIT

Philadelphia. March .o.-Replying "a
allegations In the affidavit by Miss
Sarah A. Bates. suing him for $4,000
damages. Edmund Abel said Miss
Bates had taken out the license To
marry him while he was ~ with ap-
pendicitis In the German hospital.
1T In not true said Abel. that n
nursed me through that or any other
illness. as she says she did. She may
have gotten the marriage license and
the wedding ring with the date on
which she intended TO marry me en-
,graved I'm u. but that wasn't my fault.
We were engaged. u IN true. but I
have n letter. written by Miss Bates
since engagement was broken I'm
which she said that she will always be
my friend and that II she can do
anything Tn help me she will do A."
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-21
STATE SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION APRIL 2, 3 NJ 4

Sioux Falls, =. d, March lS.-The
annua convention OF the State Sunday
School association will be held In
Sioux Falls April ?. ) and I.
Governor Coo l. Crawford has prom
Used to attend the closing session. un-
less official duties prevent. and make
an address. Among the prominent Sun
day school workers from other states
will be w. q. Pearcc. of Chicago. SUI
perintendent of the International Adult
Bible lass.
The address OF welcome will be made
by Rev. Frank Fox. of Sioux Falls.
chairman of the executive committee.
The response In behalf NJ the %associa-
tion will be made by ~. NJ. Ramer. ~
Milbank. president of tho association.
who will follow this with the reading
OF his annual address.
The association is composed 81 sun
day school workers from every Prot
cstant denomination In the state. Dur
ing the past ear the work of organi-
Zation has beer pushed To- such IN ex-
tent that now practically every county
In South Dakota has Its auxiliary as
ISOLATION.
\ large chorus choir and orchestra
will be the musical feature of the con-
vention. The entertainment will be- on
the Harvard plan" lodging and break
fast being furnished by the committee.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-21
HARTMAN BARELY BEATS
HIS WALL STREET FOES

New York. March 20.-After being
caught for millions IN the recent slump
I'm the stock market. r.. H.. Hartman.
with characteristic alertncss regained
his position In t~wenty-four hours and
Is once again I'm command of Wall
street. II Cun be said without uues-
ton that the reports OF hts having lost
control 81 Union Pacific and Southern
Pacific are without foundation. though
IL must be admitted that hts majority
Is = small that his opponents are In
n position To make trouble for him at
any time. still the fact remains that
Hartman IL In control and has been
able To- recover most or all Of his losses
by getting back into the market early
IN the rise which followed his great
slump.
There Is no question In fact that
Morgan and his associates have gath.
cred In great blocks OF Union Pacific
and Reading stock In the last Few
days-brokers In Wall street say SOC. 900
sharcs-but IL begins now to look as
II most OF II has come from small In
vestors In all parts OF the world who
wer" frightened into unloading with
cruel losses. MIR. Hartman himsalf
says he has not sole any stock recently
ami that he 1nd his associates stand
closer together than ever.
The escape of Hartman from what
looked like a Waterloo Is all the NOR.
remarkable for. never before I'm the
history OF financial markets have so
many powerful men allied themselves
in a pool as In the attack ON Hartman
Andrew Carnegie vas called from his
retirement and brought ylO.O o 600 I'm
cash as ammunition.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-21
INOBlEMEN ADVERTISE
FOR WEALTHY WIVES

Berlin. March Alderman nobleinen
are growing 80 shameless In their
strenuous search for rich wives that
they are publicly advertising them
selves FOR sale.
In n recent daily newspaper OF this
city this appeared:
"A baron. 30 years old. wishes To g
n young lady OF handsome exterior and
well furnished mind who would marry
him. His title In one OF the Oldest In
Germany. going back To the time or the
Crusaders. The baron IN a Protestant
of Arm convictions. but has no obJec-
.tion TO a wife OF different religious per-
,s~uasion: even TO "A Jewess there Ii no
objection provided her relations do not
insist on social recognition. The baron
expects a dowry or 3.OO0.00o marks
tS75O.OO0), half a million In cash handed
to him on OF before the wedding day"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-21
ON LEDGE
TWO DAYS, RESCUED

los Angeles. March s0.-lmprisoned
two days and two nights on n narrow
ledge of crumbling % On Catalina
island and unable tn communicate hiA
danger to boat parties almost within
sound of his voice. r.. l.. sand. n tour
list from Ardsley -on the Hudson. ~. Y.
was finally rescued by a party of fish,
In a condition approaching coll
lapse.
+, Climbing down the fnce OF the cliff
TO battle at the mouth of an unfrc-
uusnted canyon Sand found himselt
unable tn rctrace his steps because OF
the crumbling character OF the roc
! During the hours 81 daylight boat
ling parties were almost constantly In
sight. but his predicament was not
observed and he remained unrescued
until Sunday.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-21
FARMERS VOTED TO
CONVICT FARMER GREFF

LeMnrs Ia. March s0.-Thc sensn-
tioual criminal suit for obtaining
money under false prctenses Instituted
by the German-American Savings bank
of this city against John GreH. the
Plymouth county stock man. resulted
I'm a disagreement. ten farmers Oh the
Jury voting for conviction n two Lee
Mars men for acquittnl. The case VIII
come on for retrial at the next term or
court.
There were many spectators n n
large array OF witnesses In the court
house during the week. Among them
were many old n%eighbors and business
men who had loaned Grer money or
had old him their stock ~ corn on
time taking his note In payment, many
OF WHOM had Come To testify against
him In the case.
John Grerr gained notoriety two years
ago by falling for nearly SOC. 900. lie
conducted "A large stock farm I'm Mead
ow township and also bought cattle In
which business he IL still engaged.
The evidence was piled ii by one
witness after another until Il was ap-
parent To the casual onlooker that the
volume Of indebtedness was appalling
To most OF them. w. ID. Creglow and
other bankers OF Remsen testified Es
to his Indebtedness and "a large array
OF witnesses from the vicinity OF his
home testified specifically as To the
value OF Indebtedness. w. II. Creglow
In testifying In the criminal case spe-
Ciicaliy supported Mr.. Bolser. president
or the Gcrman-Americau Savings bank.
who Instituted suit. In his testimony
that he was present with Mr.. Bolser
when MIR. Grefl made the statement
that he was not indebted TO the extent
81 over so. 900 To SIS. 900. Wen he pro-
cured the loan of 81. 500 from Mr.. Bolser
and other witnesses testified to "A large
volume Of Indebtedness to them which
Greff a apparently overlooked when
he made his statement. showing that
the volume OF Indebtedness ~ more
than double that what he said that IL
was.
The case has been sharply contested
ut every available point and Greff's
attorneys succeeded In shutting out
much damaging testimony.
The attorneys for the defense began
to present the evidence To- the jury on
Thursday morning. W. II. Boies max
ing the opening address and spoke all
forenoon. He vas followed I'm the AFT
ernoon by j.. L. Sammis and c.. L.
Strubie. who As county attorney Sc
cured the Indictment OF Greff and was
familiar with all the evidence and
facts In the case. George e. Scott, of
Sioux city. made the closing address.
\ sensation was caused In the u
room on Thursday forenoon by the
Swooning OF Mrs. Gren. wife OF the de-
PENDANT. when Mr.. Boies was present
Ing his plea To the jury.
The case was given To the fury on
Friday and after being out over TWEEN
ty-four hours the jurors were dis
charged
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-21

New York. March ENLIGHTENMENT
was revived In the stock market to-
day by a break OF disturbing proper
ton. The speculative sentiment was
practically agree. that the recovery
had been too violent and too rapid To be
healthy.
Northern Pacific and Anaconda de-
clined ga. Canadian Pacific ). Mime
apolis, 1t. Paul and Salt Ste. Marie 4,
Union Pacific and Reading "a. Great
Northern. preferred. 2@,. Smelling ga.
Southern Pacific "a. Atchison ga,
Amalgamated Copper. Sheffield
steel =, and he long list OF most ac-
tive stocks from ! to 2 points.
Prices rebounded almost Immediately
! To Ia points. and while recoveries
We're not fully held. the excitement
abated largely.
In banking matters the rapid c
cries OF last Friday and Saturday were
deprecated. and there were intimations
that reprcsslvc measures might be used
To prevent other than n gradual and
orderly recovery.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-21
HIS EAR CUT OFF,
PRINCE SHOOTS FOE

-. Petersburg. March Ca shoot
ing ARRAY took place In the dining
room OF the Hotel de Europe between
Niknridzc. a marshal Of the no.
.bility from Kutals. and Capt. Kosloff.
OF the East Siberia sharpshootcrS.
: In the midst Of n spirited argument
concerning the autonomy or the eau
'cuses Prince SikRridzc made "A dis
paraging remark about Russian mill
prestige. Thereupon Capt kosloff
drew sabs- and cut or the princes ear.
Reaching into his pocket the prince
pulled a revolver and fired twice. the
bullets penetrating the neck and breast
OF the captain.
A sewed on the princes
severed ear. Capt. Koslor's Gun
are dangerous.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-21

society and providing for publishing 400
copies OF It's report.
An act appropriating money for improve
ments at the state normal school nj Madi-
son
An act appropriating funds TO the agri-
cultural college ~tcertain oil inspection
fcesb for purchase OF chemical apparatus.
An act appropriating money Tor me
South Dakota national guard.
An act relating To the organization ana
control OF state banks.
An act appropriating money for demci-
ency for public printing for year ending
Jun. %. 1903.
A joint resolution proposing q constitu-
tonal amendment Increasing the salary
A joint resolution mcmorialixing con-
gr.Es for n law requiring prompt trans-
INITIAL OF all kilograms.
Prohibits Sale Of cisarsts.
An act prohibiting the sale or manufac-
iurc OF adultcratcd cigarcts. or the Use
Of rignrcts by minors.
An act submitting To a vote OF the peo-
pie a proposed county option law on Sa-
loon license.
An act appropriating s.oo to pay prem
iums and expenses Of the state fair In 1871
and i9uN.
An act a%ppropriaiinE 500 for expenses
investigating committee of federal. state.
An act cnumrra,Ing town officers to be
elected.
An act appr~opriatinE s1S.oo to erect
buildings on state fair grounds at Huron:
An act authorizing rcfunding bonded
debt OF cities.
An ac, liking court dates In ninth judi
ciIl circuit.
An act relating TO survey and Ming Of
An act i"galizing defective incorpora-
lions of towns. and official acts OF their
officers.
An act appropriatIng ss.sOo for improve
mcnts and repairs NJ the insane hospital.
Ylnkion.
An at providing a standard form for
IRE Insurance policies.
An act creating a state board Of agricul-
TURF and making the secretary thereof ex-
oricio commissioner OF immigration.
Gets Some Long Due Pay.
An act Rppropriating 80 TO q Jas.
Daviss balance for officiating as chaplain
at reform school In 1875.
An act authorizing township boards to
hold meetings within a city In the own
ship.
An act ~appropria,ing 1900 to cree, a
dormitory for girls at the schooi for deaf
mutes at Sioux Falls.
An act apprupriating r.e7.@ to pay for
an electric plant put into the fankton hos
pital In iS9s.
An act appropriatinE s9.so purchas.
money for additional land for the Rcdneld
hospital for the insane.
An act appropriating to.cco for improve
m.n's and repairs at the fankton hospl-
tai.
IN act appropriating t9.oco for new
building for the Aberdeen normal school.
An act appropriating tls.So for new
building and repairs at the school OF
mines. Rapid city.
An act appropriatinE $500 for new
buildings and repairs at the soldiers
home.
An set appropriatlnE sl.ssi. Isi for sal
aries OF state officers, clerk hir. and Incl
dcntal expenses. and for maintenance OF
stat" institutions.
Appropriations for new buildings. re-
pairs and improvements at the various
state Institutions. special and deficiency
appropriations foot up gOs.Op.o. In addl-
tion To- the general appropriation bill.
making a total OF Ci.s. MIS-.
About 70 OF the above bills are yet In
the hands OF the governor for approval or
veto.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1907-03-21
YoAKum HAS SECOND
VISIT WITH ROOSEVELT

Washington. ID. G.. March sO.-The
president had n conference today with
Il. Il. Youkum. chairman % he board
OF directors OF the Rock Island. This
IL tho second conference between them.
within the past ten days. Youkum has
declared himself In favor OF close co.
operation between the railroads and the
government and today he emphasized
his previous statement by saying lac is
In favor OF the closest possible reia-
toinship between them. lie declined &c
discuss the purpose Of his interview
with the president