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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
LATE LOCALS.

Local Bank Clcnrings local
clearings amounted Co S462,66l.iS.
Last year the corresponding day was
! Christmas day
Clear Day Likely-Christmas day
ought 10 be clear. according 10 the
weather map today. but there is likely
70 be rain or snow tonight
Bank Makes Gifts-The Deseret Ma
tional bank remembered It's employees
today with a Christmas gift In the
shap OF $40 cashiers check for each
one.
Choir ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS choir
members are reminded that rehearsal
VIII be held Thursday evening, as u.s.
ual. All are requested to be present
70 prepare music for the Christmas
program.
lOmorrow Holidays tomorrow Is
legal holiday the banks viii be clos
90 ana tne posJouice Wlu observe nou-
day hours, with the windows open, OK
cept the money order windows. one
oeiiNery wall be made.
nCHicuiUcr H.iurcugc-Thc employees
iu the once Oh DOunty Cierk > a..
riureugc, Jrs remembered hun today
vain q handsome Ieatncr rocKer, WISH
lus nam many happy Cuusunases IN
the presentation Oh tnc gait.
,lCrR- -.iv -.uu,u--1wo additional
thNa 40 WNAt HAt 40 WORN AlAla lOUhi at
luc pUstOuuv, maKiug 10 cIetAs ana
,aII-is mreJ 90 ueIJ QUO In Jue hou-
gay rush. ne rusuIt Is tndu lue ncttvy
mans are sent Dut, OF received anu
-.e14uuteu Nitu 81 cctsGlty never hnONn
Ueiylc Iu tnv history OI the once.
r4np.OScs S.auc tiappS-Ine en-
IlUyts ol enc county a4uc o. the JOINT
,uuuus were tnv teuIpIuuts uL Cauus
sl.iu tls4ts tuuas, tic present ol A1I,
e.. 10 D1ssIlu ol Tue BOARD ol county
commissioners. luv Nouns IauIes re-
,ciNcu uno cauuy, Wnue tue men wlu
snoAv "lDl ene compliments Oh me
commissioner.
rutcrtans Actor Folks-Manage
jennings oI the Orpheum tneater via
entertain Christmas cneer Tor the
actor-IUiks tOulgut after the performs
ance. A Jplly good time as auuclpat-
ca as large preparations nave Dcth
mace - NV tne men ana women
Wnom Christmas cdtcu thousands Oh
miles away from iuu ana nome, a roy
al good time.
Nelson Funeral Chdngcd--ln res
pouse To- the wish of kindred and
friends, the funeral services over the
remains of Leonora Smith Nelson Will
be held az the Seventeenth ward meet
lughouse. on Thursday Dec. &C. com.
mencing at ~ o'clock. The remains
may be viewed from to 1880 o'clock
at the residence.
Holiday Program at Rink--Special
races. special tQusic. new moving pic
lures and parties viii be the order
OF business at the Auditorium during
the holiday season. Now that school
has closed for a brief period, several
parties are being arranged for among
the children and they VIII hold forth
IN the afternoons. The university
students have organized a club and
viii hold sessions every Friday even
ing. on Saturday mornings the High
school girls have engaged the big rink.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
DIR. ATLAS HEARD FROM.
PrOtcgc of the Tribune Sldps With
$4,000 from Portland.


Dr. Atlas. the Greek rrafter. who was
expossd by the News and naturally
champioued by tho organ of tine crooks
I'm this city some three years $50, ha
been again heard from.
This time be has succeeded In pulling
the wool over the eyes u the residents
OF Portland, or. 10 the tune ot Sll~0
When last heard from Atlas was iu
Butte Tor "a few hours en- route 10 the
east.
This versatile son OF classic Athens uur-
sued bis old tactics. only changing his
name 10 that Of DIT. Cccia. I'm addition
Co practising as physician ne started
two confectionery stores ana noIloWe q
from an with whom he came iu epnl4et
when the time was ripe fOr dislppoar.ug
Dr. Cecla dropped out of sight with as
much money as Dee could take with him,
Dr Attas. as bee was known iu ltah,
cut quite "a wide swath ln Salt Lake Tor
several months posing az an author who
was travelling around the world iic was
vigorously championed hv the Salt Lake
Tribune who engaged him AZ "a special
correspondent to run down "a mythical
goods SO well that the Iribune's scoop
is numbered among the stella bad breaks
OF local newspaperoom.
Following bis career as newspaper
correspondent Atlas was arrested here
Tor practising medicine without q diploma
RE then turned bis attention To ms fcl-
low COuntrNmeu whom De tried 20 organ
lie into "a union. After collecting var
ious sums in Salt Lake and ogden Atlas
was next heard from IN Reno. New, where
be was said 20 have married rich
widow.
when Nevada got too hot 20 h1id him
Atlas went 20 Los Angeles and followed
since Jhat time the creek papers b.
warnings against the fellow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
CONTEST FILED.
Guardian of Bradley Children Seeks TO
Break Arthur Browns VIII.

Mary +. Madison, as guardian al
Item for the children OF Mrs. Anna
NJ. Bradley and acknowledged by Ar
thur Brown as of his parentage. Mar
tin Montgomery Bradley and Arthur
Brown Bradley, has filed suit 10 break
the will OF former Senator Arthur
Brown. which leaves his entire estate
to his son, Max Brown and his daugh-
ter by his first marriage, Alice Brown.
The contest seeks "a decree giving the
two children OF Mrs. bradley por-
ton of the estate. The ground upon
which the contest Is made Is that
Brown was habitually drunk. and that
at the time Of executing the viii FLED
for probate by Max Brown, Senator
Brown was not of sound and disposing
mind and memory. The complaint filed
sets up that Brown laborcd under an
insane halucinatlon that the children
were not his at the time he executed
the win, knowing that they were and
having acknowledged the fact Ia
written instrument given TO Mrs. Brad
ley In the Will Brown expressly
provides that the two children shall
receive nothing from his estate.
Judgment is asked that the probate
Of the win be- revoked; that u be de-
Clared void. that the letters OF admin
istratlon Issued TO Max Brown be SET
aside; that Max Brown be enjoined
from interfering with the estate. that
Max Brown be required 10 pay On an
the money belonging 10 the estate.
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CASE CONTINUED.
Razor Jack Richardson Claims lie
II Not Guilty of Robbery.

I'm Judge Diehls court this morning
Razor Jack Richardson. the notoriou
barber. was given "a hearing on tho charge
of robbery To is alleged that Richard- N
with man named Wilson and "a man
ou the night OF NOV 9th. Richardson
took Che stand this morning in his own
behalf and declared that he had nothing
whatever 90 do with the robbery Tho
matter Was continued until Monday morn.
ing when counsel viii argue the case.
Thomas IapHs, charged with attemut-
ing o. obtain money by false urotcufes
VIII bo given preliminary examination
The c1se was called this m1ru-
ing on demurrer and the same was over
ruled FHpa is out Ou bonds ana there.
core yin not have 10 spend his Christmas
lu lal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
FEAsTING AT 2. C. M. I.
Tenth Annual Reunion - Factory
Employees Held This Afternoon.

The upper floor Of T. C.. NJ. J. shoe
factory is this afternoon the scene Of
festivity and morrynakiug. such as oc-
ours but once year In that institu-
ton. II is the tenth annual reunion OF
employees of the shoe and overall de-
partments re-euforced by Supt. II. O.
Wcbber, executive committeeman Geo.
Romney and John r. Barnes and some
of ,hc heads OF various wholesale and
retail departments.
Al o'clock $50 persons sat down Co
beautifully decorated tables. spread
with AS varied and dainty an assort-
in amy banquet han ln the land. In
the ust were oysters. choice meats Of
various kinds, salads fruits, Christ
mas cakes etc. During the partakng
of thr rcpast speeches were made by
Supt. Weber and by Messrs. Bomnev
and Barnes and toasts were responded
90.
Dinner over, am interesting musical
program was carried out and the ra-
mainder OF the day is 90 be devoted 10
dancing. The reunion was arranged
under tho auspices Of the Factory
Amusement association. OF which Ern-
est Lesser ls president. ON hand ana
working ztaluuEly 90 make the function
success were supt. George y. Me-
AlieteI of the shoe department Mrs
WILLIAM BgWater superintendent Of
thr nN.IaIl- department, with many
aids Reunions are held each year tho
day before Christmas. ana are of such
"a Character us to unite in harmony and
i0H'" ship tna large forcc of men. woe
mon. Dogs ana girls employed there.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

yuiN' h,e this afternoon. George Con
Aon hna Dan McGuigan were also ar
r"lsned John II. Bailey. Jr.. being ap-
pointed to defend the former and Carl
A. Badger the latter
Leon r. Smith was this morning
granted a decree OF divorce from Iva
y. smith who, he asserted. LEFT him
ior another man while they were live
ing az Lahuna, Colorado. The couple
We're married at Paxton, M. April 20.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

REGARDING CORPORATIONS.
Attorney General Breeder Talks ON
Annual Tax License.

Atty-Gen. Breeder delivered the fol-
lowing opinion today. relative 10 DE-
o.uses ON corporations Replying 20
your favor OF the lgth inst relative 20
the payment OF annual license ON cor
porauons. ] beg TO say that Ia my opiu-
Jon the absorption OF the Grass Greek
Coal company by the Union Fuel CONF
pauy and the absorption of the Wyom-
ing Coal d coke company by the Wy
oming Coal company DO not operate as
dissolution OF the two old companies.
and hence said companies are not re-
levod of tho liability for the payment of
the said annual license 1 believe how
ever thlt This is unjust and ought not
90 De-. vet I cannot see how corpora
ton can bee relieved of It's liability exc
cent that Dr. Doe dissolved On the regular
way by lcsal proceedings in accordance
with the provisions of sections 366l-2
Revised Statutes. lf tus courts hold the
annual corporation license ACT mcon-
sututional so far as T ann concerned. J
win certainly favor the return of am
licenses paid under said act
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
FREQ c. WALKER
SEEKS DIVORCE

Fred c. walker has filed suit for di-
vorce against hIs wife. Josephine
Walker charging nndelity ON the sth
day OF September at the Hermitage In
ogden canyon. lie asks for the Gus
tody OF their 7year-old child Walker
was acquitted only few days ago OF
"a charge OF murder. Tie beat ~ death
Dr. Earl s Beers, who Dragged Of his
rotations with Mrs walker.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
WRIT IS DENIED.

10 having been shown 10 the court
that the petitioner was not Don custody.
the petition for a writ OF habeas cor
pus entered by Mrs Sadie Belcher was
denie by Juge Armstrong this morn
ing Mrs Belcher had been released
nom custody az the time the petition
was before the court Mrs. Belchcr was
arrested with Tip Bclchcr a few
hours after the murder OF Patrol1nan
Charles Ford OF the local police de-
partment 10 having been shown that
sullivan ana Garcia two suspects. had
been living at the Belchor home BelCh-
er is stllI detained by The police
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
STEEL WORKS CLOSE.

r3go. Dec 2A-The South Chi
plant OF the Illinois steel COM
Tauy. employing 1000 men. win be shut
down today until after tho holidays.
There Is nothing unusual In this
shutdown" said President Buffingtons
secretary. THE works are closed for
a week or two at this time every year
We do not expect 10 be closed down
more than two weeks"
The employees understood that their
services would not be required until
March i.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
COURT NOTES.

T.. ~. Robertson aud Ed Ryan. chore,
"a with grand larceny were arraigned
Boo Judge Arm 'fH1gs court This mon.
lug They wore given mtu Dec. 26 hi
plead. Tho specific acts flr which tbf
men are h..i IH lhc larceny of gold
watch. chain ana charm ana 800 mi
cash from M. k Rllsion.
Addison N1inc Was arraImod bcf0r.
Jllse Armstrong. charged with per-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
GREEN STILL ALIVE.
Man With Holes in skull Talks ANA is
Getting Better.

Eddy Green. the man I'm whose skull
numerous holes We're made i'm the
North salt Lake hold-un a week sgo
lacking a day. rs alive and showine
signs Of Improvement at st. Marks
hospital. Such a show Of grit has
never been seen ln Salt Lake. De
spite tho repeated declarations Of the
doctors that he cannot live. Green tells
them he WILL and rs far from being "a
near-dead man. II he lives trepan-
ming win have TO be done In several
places, as the hold-ups simply beat
holes through Green's skull leaving his
brain exposed The doctors have re-
moved bits OF bone and locks Of hair
from the tissue. and yet the man lives
and shows fun use Of his mental fac
ulties.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
mo SALOONS"
Hudson. Ohio. Votes IL for Gift OF Two
Hundred thousand Dollars.

Hudson, Ohio, Votes IL for Gift OF Two
Hundred thousand Dollars.
Chicago. Dec. ga dispatch TO tho
Record Herald from Hudson. Ohio.
saws:
Because a gift OF $500 900 supposedly
made by j. W. Ellsworth. millionaire
New Yorl. coal man. which promises Co
make this town a model village pro-
yided that the sale Of liquor ceases
before the money Is paid over, Hudson
voted out saloons yesterday by a vote
OF 266 to 1888 The towns sentiment Is
overwhelmingly wet but the chance
To get municipal light and gas plants,
with o sewage disposal plant and the
remodellng Of the old Western Reserve
college al cost OF 100000 Overcame
the saloon sentiment. The "drys" give
an the credit 20 Ellsworth, who offered
20 permit the sale Of beer No law
being found TO exempt beer selling
from the operation Of an custer vote
She amber beverage was sacrificed as
well.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
A SEA ROMANCE.


hew York Doe ~ with tale OF hard.
nIp ana prF4tIDn thlt adds auoihsr
chapter to tha romance 0f thr -.t No.
i'onhld M9ri Ison. uf thn long lost barl
Alexandra ouhes haH arrived n hi h.me
pm eoul hampton. 4. T.. ln time f0r Christ.
clnc near me equator and mo orew ruf
20 lh Two boats ono Of lha hoatt in
which Mate Morrison. reached an MIN
nanll,l Island Whero ho and -four others
emanuel TOY nto months until thop were
rescued bY "a tlnnu manned IN fhr raii
.la hn9 hln pni on from me Other hoaf
~ VINO hneIlr reached the mainland
Nv ns we ume lhey lived on turtles
"af from "a small brackish spring.
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A DESPERATE WAITER.
shoots Manager and Head Waiter
Then Commits suicide.

Philadelphia Dec. 2f-WiIiam Pa
team, waiter formerly employed In
Horn & Hardant's restaurant at Ninth
and Filbert streets entered the place
today ana being refused employment
shot John G.. Witcher. the MANAGER
and Frank Roseman. the head waiter.
Both were taken TO a hospital where
they are said TO be IN a serious con-
dition. Patean also aimed two shots
at the cashier but both went Wild. He
then placed the revolver 90 his head
20 commit suicide. but the weapon
failed to explode. Fifty persons were
IN the restaurant q number OF whom
Overpowered Patean and turned him
over 10 a policeman.
The restaurant is IN the center Of the
shipping district and the shooting
caused much excitement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
SMALL FIRE, NO DAMAGE.

Al $40 O'Clock lhls morning the lire
department was called out % answer
nu alarm from 225 south Second glat
street. whore "A blaze was Boa progress
aH result nf defective nuc. No
damage whatever was done.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
BUILDINGS FUMIGATED
Daring Holiday Recess PreCautiou.
Againt- Disease Arc Taken.

During the Christmas holiday an
city schools are closed The school
buildings. undcr the direction or supt
HrIdewel are being fumlgated and
renovated throughout There can Dee mo-
possible source of contagi0n when thls
work Is completed. Materials for the
cleansing was distributed yesterday.
supL ID. NJ. Christensen declares that
measles Del the prevailing disease
among pupils The moro serious cone
found in amy number among students.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
VOLUNTEERs, sANTA.
ABOUT THE CHRISTMAS NEWS

We are n receipt of the Christmas
edition of the Deseret Evening News
10 is truly masterpiece OF the print
ers' art and "a great credit 90 the abil-
lty Of ms projectors and the high class
publication Of which q is a souvenir.
The News is great paper and.
from newspaper standpoint has not
am equal ln the intermountain country.
It's enterprise is well deserving OF the
great success and popularity which il
u.s. enjoying. -Pocatello Advance.
Several OF our exchanges have been
received this week dressed IN appropri-
ate holiday attire The special num-
Der of tbs Deseret News Is be3tt p:
a veritable wealth OF Information. good
reading matter ana splendid illlsuu-
tion.-Park City Record
The Christmas number Of the Deseret
News reached our table last Sunday.
and n great publication 60 U.s. The
christmas number OF the News is now
an established annual event and it,
publication Is looked forward TO both
by the readers OF the News" and It's
advertisers. The present edition con-
tains "a world OF Information about
this whole mountain country. and the
facts are lust as good for any season
~ the ycar as the Merry Christmas
time.-Tooele Transcript
The Descret News issued It's annual
Christmas number last Saturday rs
latest effort compares favorablv WITH
FORMER holiday numbers OF that ent,r-
prlsing paper. The progress of the
year in different sections OF Utah. Ida
no Nevada and Wyoming IS cleverly
told ana the whole paper Is superblv
illustrated.-Emery County Progress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
COUNCILMAN NOW
WANTS THE REPORT
Mr.. Mulvey Takes Position Op-
posed to His Attitude Be-
fore Election.
OBJECTS TO $4,000 BEAUTIES
Deems % Ills Right 90 Know What
"Amcrlcau.' Have Done for city.
WIN start New System.

'ie1dom0n J DO no. Nfe these Ni0.-
o"I beauties was councilman Ai''-
vers remHrN when Do. learned I''t
rirbi luHuE The session of the city
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they have faiIeI to locate amy and have
found 81 necessary to rut ln entirely
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Mt MuNrf ..'''' ''''l''"f l'Nsh'
against Councilman t'rnstrom when
he asked the council FOB require the nn-
AUS "''N. M'-f'' ''' '.''"' was '
rrotIy opposed tp bis former stand. Tic
insisted chat the report Doe made Pie
,of4 chad ..,.r,,,.b NO Did, ,.ss g...-
out "i "lhe" next "reh' he deemed
Dis right to know what the "AWari-
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The council rtsead an ordinance as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
OWENS PLEADS GUILTY

Joseph Owens before Judge DlohI uI.ad-
90 guilty of participating in the Albany
bar ho'd-up ANA was locked up u ur
county i9n because bee could not put uo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

The police thought the men might
have heard OF the release OF Mrs. Boil
cher whose house Garcia roomed at
and that they were making their way
90 that place. The house was quick
ly guarded and no trace Of the GRIM
iuals was found. There are now ~
or 10 officers out trying 70 locate tho
men seen by kast According 20 chief
Titt. mO-e than "a thousand sucn
"clues' have been run down 10y the
officers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
HUSH! SANTA IS
ALMOST HERE NOW
lContlnuod from page one)

mont home a Christmas dinner and
gifts will boz features, Mrs W v. Rice
and Mrs. t.. H Mcmahon and other
ladies have been busy Tor some days
back buying and tioing up bundles Of
the coming voters Two boys in VIM
oua Ind. have been remembered also.
Tho homeless waits aud parentless
young men OF Salt Lake are well proc
vidcd FOR at Yule-tide.
PRESBYTERIAN CELEBRATION.
The Sunday school auditorium OF the
First Presbyterian church was crowd
ed last evening the occasion being the
Christmas celebration. The decorations
were ln evergrceus and red Christmas
bells. instrumental music was fur
nished by an orchestra OF IL pieces
With Miss Helen Hartley as conductor
The feature OF the evening was the fact
that Instead OF the children receiving
presents. they gave the presents them
selves ecessaries OF life for the poor
and the needy. The names OF deserving
INDECENT people had been handed In 10
Supt Wier, and provision FOR such was
made by the purchases OF the children.
These included coal crackers. -four.
money, breakfast foods. potatoes.
squashes, egg plant. tea and coffee. and
a long line OF edibles likely 60 come IN
very handy for those who need them.
Each class marched up In turn TO the
platform. where it deposited its gifts
There were also Rotations by the
younger children whose cute and orig
iual interpretations greatly pleased the
audience.
VOLUNTEERS SANTA.
The Volunteers or AmerNa, Tor whom
Santa Clauses have stood y street cor
rers 90 the side OF chimney boxes will
spend the money thus collected TO make
the poor and needy happy IL Is ox-
pccted that 1000 baskets filed with an
necessities for two OF three good meals
VIII De given away at the barracks. 81
east Second South street. today satur-
dag afternoon o. a date looked forward
20 hy hundreds of children in destitute
homes for the Volunteers win hcil
their big Christmas tree festival then.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
GONVCTS SAID TO
Be IN SALT LAKE
Chain Gang Guard Sees Two
Men Answering Description
SkuIking About.

sullivan and Garcia. eX-convicts,
holdups. robbers and alleged murder
ers OF Police Onicer Charles $. Ford.
were reported 90 Doe in salt Lake this
morning.
officer Kast. who guards the chain
gns teIcphocnd 60 headquarters this
morning about 10 o'clock that he had
seen two men ou sixth and b streets
-tulkIng toward town, answering the
description OF the fusitives shortly
after this report came iu. Asst Chief
crosby OF the fire department, report
cd chat hc had seen a man answering
the description of sullivan. ON West
North Temple street. Immediately
upon the receipt of the reports detcc-
t'yes and rutroImon. mounted and on
foot were sent olt ir ihe hope of To-
eating the men.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24

H. t..tt
t,r..
r..srtt
b..l,t t..,
tIra anal som.
splendid Jokes
oy ual,.t,og.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
MRS. PAWLAs SECURES DEGREE

Upon the report of Referee Howard
King divorce was granted 30 LILLIAN
Dun PuW'as today by Judge Arm-
str0us Mrs. PaNIas charged her hus-
band with desertion aud uou-support
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
DIED

kNLDsON-In thI. tIy. December on.
1907 Martin knudsou. AGED AZ years
place from ODonnoil and company's
undertaking parlora on Thursday aft
ernoon az O'clock Interment I'D All
Ollyet cemetery. Friends invited.
II. =. Evans Florist, 4O. s. Main st,
Floral designs q speciality. Phone OG1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
Piles CURED IN to a DAYS.

fALO OINTMENT rs guaranteed 70 cure
any case u Itching Blind Bleeding OIL
proiruding Piles IN to IA days on money
refunded Zoe.