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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05
Magt og u6lpber fgrit Sen 8. apri1v
men iom ioa ofte gr bliDer ben
.Slags 9obe fun operBol6t for Ell $io
og bliper iaalagt til SIDE for andre
Sing.

HtHE49EE. -#ES.4Lg
Sborualbien 2oge go. IS, $. 9.
g, boloer altiaa StifteIiesfeit paa
Dania Sail f%6rltfommenoe 2gr6ag
Mften, og allie Gorbereoelier er truf=
ne for at gjgre Soften til Ell @rfces.
3amerne, Ser i9rger for 8elpisnin-
gen, bor ollereoe / flere Gage bapt
mere emo troplt me0 6orbereoeIier,
og. ef1er ben Spileleo0el at 6gmn1e,
Der igaar blep %forepiit os, bill set BIZ
be Ell @anfet, Ser bill blipe buffet af
.9eltagerne. Gil l1n0erboloning peo,
8anfetten laa bel lom til 9onle en- er
ser ierget for fprite &lasles Mulif,
Ealere er beitilt og bor forpligtet fig
til at aabne ollie Sluler for @eltalenz.
beoens Stremme, og 9eltagere / Sc
item bliber ser ingen Mangel poo.
@noog flere uoenbpes 8enner, Ser
bor bert Eborboloien 2ogens Setter
omtale, bar melot fig. Ser CT iaale=
oes al go6 @run6 til at be,1te, at
Stifteliesfelten paa 2gr6ag Mften bill
blipe en- 6anlf Merfe6ag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05

9a 5oreitilliugen paa Mo5art &all
/ @oor Mftes bar forbi, 0o vDgren
bar lr1ft og 2piet fluff" = ten0tes i
ct @us lt6e / @erriom Horf onore
9ps, Ser itraaleoe no ODER u2afe
SriS" % forfpnote, at for Ell lille
&reos.afs Dnnife ifuloe @ftenens Be-
ee%t}trt1gsrns enonu life bore forbi.
S Contractor Sc. 81. 6raniens Stem
iamleoes beo Mi6nat ST.. 3ongen-
berg meo 5teriteoelen al Mftenens
@sititeret1oesl amt enfelte anore til Ell
itilfHlp*pgaelegont arrongeret lille
FSoltperY:g srn Sranien / 5pi0ien for
Ell Stab al &uiets unge Gamer gjor-
oe &onrrgr pe6 Mnretntngen, og Sc
mango @ieiter gioroe oenne al nut
Zig Sore peo set fraftigite SnoN1g
paa oe mango lGfre Sager, ser ieno-
s.om. Ser bolotes ielpfglgelig ct
jltaI al Ealer; ST.. 3%angenberg ielp
iDnes at bore r%tr9ttelig: San ipruo-
leoe at Bib og 2l1ne, % eleftriiere6e
ollie fine 0mgioelier 1neo fit itraaIen-
De glade v@pentpr paa 8obreile" @u-
mgr, Ser iiffert bill ftiffe bam / 8lo-
set, til u@inen blir bam pammel og
Stolen blir bam graz" ON set no.
Igeniin6e tier; tbi bans rige
Balb at 2une ipnes barta6 uuotsm-
melietl BTgrit ti6Iig filtes Set
! mliutre 5eIifnb
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05

lbieM ben Mfte1 80 eller bar set Mor.
gen?- me6 ben uipigelige Gorbis.
ming, at paa ct .be6re Steo eller / Be.
bageltgere 5elifab funbe Sc 6a unit
ltgt babe aaet Be 9lften til at
gaa.
@obert 6. @earD, Nor6polsfare,
rem, gier Sorbereoelier til en- Meiie
til Mor6polen na1te CONNER. Sc
100000, Der er %ngopenoige til no,
ruitntngen, er allere0e iifre6e. San
bill benptte set famine Sfib vMooie.
belt" meo bpilfet ban foretog fin iio.
ite minore beloige @eiie. @earp er
filter paa, at ban bill 1aa 9olen noe.
tie Sommer> bbis De flimatilfe Tor-
BOLD ! Ssbabet er blot 1ogenIunoc
normole.
st nfripilliet 8ab. @n ret inur.
rig Sil6ragelie fan6t @teo 9irs6aQ
@ftermiooag paa l%lniperiitD Mbe.,
N9rbeoen at &ice Street. Ser pol
opitaaet SID i ct Smeooeperfiteo oe
nogle Sfure, oe 8ranopeienet bob6f
lagt Slanger u6 langs meo og tpers
ODER Streetcar @porene. S%Snterurbar
og Sc onbre @ogne maatte 1toppe fo1
lite at fipre ODER Slangerne, og Ell
Mengoe Menneifer trengte ino
Den ferite al De itanoie6e @ogne fo1
at fomme ferit aflte6, naar Yasioge1
aobneoes. @lle @inouerne / 8ogne1
itoo aabne. &luoielig iprong en- a
Slongerne, og Ell folosial @onomas
lie itprteoe in0 giennem Sc aabne Sin
ouer og bGnge0e &asiagererne. 9e,
bar ingen ll6Dei til at ltoppe 8an6et
og &ognen frn0e life gao trent 81
ISlongerne laa ODER '5poret. GaI
ptloe MotormanOen baffe @ognen til
bage, men ppnaae0e fun at bump
imoo Sen bogbe0 ltaae1l0e Bog11. so
set purebe / flere Minntter UNDER as
ifillige @n1Ore0e Silfl1eres Sa1bel
Be fnnoe iagtens, Sc bab0e 0eres pa
set tprre. @n0elig 1tanOieoe Strpm
men, og &ognen fit frit 5por, me-
Set Derlte bar tilbage. ga @ogne
tliattes igung, lob Ben 8an0masie, De
bopoe iamlet Jig in6e Bognen, tilbaa
og bap6e n9r brufnet 6e @asiage
rer, Ser troeoe fig bel forboreoe Ut
: paa ben bagerlte 8latform. st 6fc
boliif &Dl lg6 6eru6 fra> % Spn6fl<
ben Tom.
i Meiten al &ejien ttlbragte Yaslc
d gererne paa @Dggen at Sqoerne, e
noget uiiffer Bla6s, men bog beor
emo @~bpmmebalinet paa @ulpet. Y
fil6ent 2opipgrgsmaal bill mulig OF
: ftaa at 6enne sag, bpem ifal betal
, grltatning for De paaoe Spooer me
7. paafplgenoe Snue, Sporpeisfompae
MET eller 8ronbneienet? Set ian(
IDnligite er bel, at Baslagererne lie
) ingen @ritatning faar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05

Manscl paa sfolernm feles i bpi
@roo / 2afopette Sfole0iltritt. 5elpe
Sfolen er alt for lille for Oct ita0igt
tiltagen6e Mntal 8prn, % / ct @Sar al
&lasieperellerne maa 8ernene npies
meo balpe Sfole6age. 9il alt l1belo
ptier set fig, at Ser life / @gnen er
nogen 8Dgning at faa til Seize til
Mnnerifole. 0g @foleinipeftpr 8oer=
niger bar 0erfor 1tillet Gorilog ON at
bp9ge en- Mnnerifole al Spmmer meo
4 5folepereller gn loo0an 8pg>
ming f1tnOe opfpres for $4,000. 9fo=
leboaroet pil Oog gipre enbnu Ell efs=
ira Mnitrengelle for at finoe leie6e
2pfoler, fpr Set goar ino poo 0enne
llobej.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05

For de bedste Fotografier b9r
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
229-231 f. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
beide. Moderate Priser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05

2nitcs.-@n ulrg paolioelig gift
ifanoinapiif Mono lom Souitor. Man
b%enpenber Jig til 6. @anlen,Sbe Miin=
nebabo 8l0g., Central Yarf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05

Snobielien al Anbitorium. 3irs.
Dag Mften fanot ben officielle SSnobi'
ellie at auditorium Steo be6 en- Gelti.
pitet, Der bpao @fjenbeo og Nra9t an,
gaar nRppe er obertruffet al noger
tioligere 6eitligbe6 ber / 8pen. &ele
Sen folosiale 8pgning bar fpl6t al
@jeiter, og iaa flor bar Stlltrgmntn=
gen. at mango al De Siliteoeperenoe
maatte itoa ube pao @angene og /
&orrioorerne. Soften fit Ell 5logs mi
litGrt 1ilinit beb at 6erlte @egiment
al Minn. Electromagnetic funqereoe
iom vl1ibers" og @eipiiere / fuI6
Uniform. Gen itore 8pgntng gjpr ct
meget imponeren6e Snotrpf, .itient
Ser ilet lite er lagt an poa lt6foloel=
lie at @ragt> Mrfitefturen ct iimpel og
rer1, og 2poforboloene, ser bar iaa
meget at iige for en- 8pgning at oen-
ne Mrt, ipntes at bore 6e be0it multi
&c. programmed beo Snonielie EN- be-
itoo al &oncert al 81. SAUL 5Dmfont=
Srteiter, Mrs. Sesiica Sc @olf lom
Soloiongerinoe iang u0icb Ebeure
&olle" al ~Sannbauier og iom ga
copo nStar Spongleo Banner, bpis
lioite &ers S%oriamlin9err iitemte, og
enoelig bleb Ser bol6t en- &9ffe forte
Soler me6 Sberr9ffelie al Neglerne
til MaDor Smttb. &aa Statens
Gegne talte @uberngr Sobnlon. Ser
efter bar Ser @eception og tililut ct
ml1ntert Sal.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05
minneapolis.

S Oegoraf1 t~beoiofiife Gamfmnb
bliper Der Me6e @pnoag@ftermtooo9
ST. 4 iom ie6panltg. 1907 IA. Mpe.
g.. @nbper pelfommen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05

SDttenbe Mai bill blibe feiret al
@or6m9n6ene / Winneapolis meosen
flor 6e1t / Muoitorium. ut BET lite
er tilifaaret efter nogen lille Maale=
itof faor man ct 8egreb ON pe6 at
bbre, at ielpe @tlliom S. 8rpon ifal
bol6e Sen engelffe Sale be6 6enne
2eiligbeo, meoens Sobn @ Mrctan-
Der bliber ben rorffe Saler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05

@pjuanoe, gomle Miisiislippi far
pGret / ltooig Stigen iiOen Sien brpb
pp, n1el1 Set ontoges MI, at Sen bar
nooet i'm itprite &pjOe for ioar, %
at Sen pil faloe berefter: Sns6og
Gttermi0oag ito0 @onoet 1873 SOD.
@orriet Sslan0 ltoar ttl0els UNDER
&ono> og man be0 en0nl1 life, bbor
flor Sfo0e @pipanoet far anrettet
Ser, lfjgnt man antager, at Sen life
pil lpbe bit op. &eltiioe Glotterne
bar facet en- pel6ig 8anomasie in6
oper Jig, og @uiene Ger ct omringe0e
al Gono paa alle 5i0er. 2ange
Strefninger al @a6er11e / Sen lapere
8p6el ltoar UNDER @an6, o9 bbis
Sttgningen beobliner, pil mango 6a=
miller lie. fig ne6iaget til at forlaoe
6eres 9uje
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We'd Kj9b eller Reparation at
Uhre bes9g den velkjendte )uve,
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 E. 9TH ST.,
Paul.
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fnlgrr Brarhmattt1a 31ufttake 6krdtrr::
Udkommer i ca. 20 store Hefter I zoe.

Denne udgavs VI komms til at omfatte
alt hyad Holger Drsehmsnn har adgtvet !
Bogfofm og des1oeuden ct Par 6kuespu.
def hidtl like har vxret udsivue, mso
som bsteyner bstydnissfulds Lad I hans
Ddgtning. Den f~ulds1ndige fiets e1ss a.
vIfksr, Udgaysn vi omfatts, IydeR:
Med Kul q Krldt. Digte. esorm .
Stille. DSmpeds kelodief. m Oves-
komplet. Ungt Blod. Tannhxusef. Del.
ovre fra Grxnsen. sange we'd HAyet. Paa
s6mands Tto og Love. Kunstnef.Noveller.
Prinsessen og det halve Kongerise. Han.
ker or Roser. Poul oS Virgtnis. LAT
fof 6l e. Vesten for Maane. Peder Tor.
dsnskjold. Vandenes Datter. v1dt @
T1mmet. aamle Gudsr o. nye. P
o. sommsrfugl. Re1sebilleder. sTaadoy
Iolk. Ekyggebilleder. Lykken ! Aren.
Kantata yed Oct XII. Theatsrs HolbeHgs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05

&aftpr @intber, 6en 6onife Ssynpan>
MisiionGr, Der / &nter bar boet Der
/ MinneapoltS, onfom igaar BERTH
fra Chicago, bbor ban I nogle Tiger
bar opbol6t fig paa Merian 8rotb,
ers &oipitol for at gie1nemgaa en-
H11r for @erpeIi6elier. Baitor. @in>
TIERS &elbreo er betpoeligt beore ef.
ter &ureH.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05

2oo-Aars J.billum. Tysldsasse - xssa.
Hsfrsr. Danmark Ieve. Xkfbdaaso. Nd
den bfede Pen1sl EestgDn 1gnleoAe
aaret efter q store Landbeeo6oensR e
9tavnSbaandsts L8suing. Tyrk1gk' 1eeoeo
(Digt). 10 drsnatiske pdgts (ISek1ak
sind o. cen Nat. Fosskfsvst. TfSl6eSld.
Jarvis. UnSe Wiser. Be0iiaeauD Qklfe8.
G6g1ers. Rsnxssaaes. 6ea a~R6h1yVt.
Y1innd 6nsd. XitswalAe. 1e1dedfe1~
(heri: MiddslalAselig, 11eff3a, Ane 4taun.
fans, Danssn Pa Ksad9ngAss, m 85Fde.
Kaards (lsdem TrosalAe q Naae H.
steFnursn brydss). ourrs. ~ hssnes
I'D. HallfreA vaAraaAeskjalA u1aGot
Lv. Dst srUnas Hast. KITE g os1sl.
Den fattige Drsnss Dvsatyr. Den bha
erotte. 81 Olaf han rider.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05

Sanslerer Saeob 8. &iort agter
i CONNER at gipe fine @temmebaano
en- Gerie og / Ste6et 6prfe Soroen og
giere fig ben unoeroanig. &il ben
@n6e flptter BON ON nogle 9oge no
til @atttnger County, 81. 9af., bbor
BON bar et. &omeiteao, Der efter St-
gen6e ffoI forbon6les til M6niter-
farm UNDER bans &en6er. @ enifer
Dor. gomle Sen &el6 og 2pfte meo
Soretagen6et.
9anif 8rpllnp. Girs6og Mften. eg-
tepie6es ct / 8pens 6anife @reoie bel
fienbt og afbolbt nngt &ar, Meiis
@arla Ebomien ogSme6 g.. @briitian
Mn6erien fra @eile. 8ruoen er Dat<
ter al Scr. og Mrs. s. Sbomien,
,28O4 80. Mbe:, % 8rDllupet feire-
6es / benoes &iem, bbor ben narnte.
fte @re6s at Slegt og 8enner bar
tilite6e. 8aitor CIR. g. @e6erien
forrette6e @ielien, og efter 6erne fei-
reoes en- bpggelig, egte 6anif 8rDl-
lupsfeit. Sc Giliteoeperenoe bar
enige ON, at bDggeligere 6anf 8rpl-
Iup bqboe De lite 6eltoget / Der |
8pen. Brubens Sdtre ipileoe 8rpl-
l11psmaricben operoroentlig nDoeligt.
MDgifte bar opilaaet oeres Siem
.3113 10. glpe g. og biI Der bD6e ollie
oeres gerner, ION BIZ beisge bent
peIfon,I11en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05

&oitfonturets Snbtester. st ct.
@aul gaar frema6 fan man be6it ie
at 5tigningen / 8oitfontoretS Sno-
t9gter / BET forlebne @e%gnifabsaar,
ser enoer meo n6gangen at MartS.
S oisie 12 Maaneoer bar Snotagter=
ne ppret $92t,6t9.84, me6enss 0e
Maret foruo bar 1906, 1901, altiaa
en- Stigning for set iioite slar oper
oct foregaaenoe al $114,838.93.
@asipprgsmaal. S Msiemblps
@a6efomite bar Ser / Man0ags to
6orilog fremme til 8ebanoling an
gaaen6e Sager peor6renoe @aSpele,
net. Set enc Sorilog bar fremidt al
Msiemblpman &aas og git no paa,
at ser ffuloe aniettes en- officiel Cos
og Meter Sn1peftpr og 2 Msiiitenter.
5orilaget fit &omiteens Mnbefaling,
efter at ser bar tiIfgiet ct &ar 9@n=
bringer, nemlig at SnipefterenS 2gn
faitipttes til $100 og MSiiitenternes
til $S7.5O pr. Maaneo, .iamt at allie
Wasfompagniets Metere ifal inipice<
res al 6isie .~@mbeosmeno, in6en De
tages / 8rug. Set unoet Sorilag git
u6 paa, at Nriien paa @as ifal neo-
iettes til IS Gents. Dette Sorilag
bleb forelgbig benlagt, for at Der fnn-
De inobentes 0pIpsr1inger ON 8riien
i anbre 8per. 3.a.sss#
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-05

ben Mften W. eIler bar set DIOR.
gen? meo ben nipigelige Gorbis.
ming, at paa ct .be6re Steo eller / BE-
bogeligere Selifab funoe Sc 6a unnl-
ligt babe facet 5 e n Mften til at
gaa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
CONRAD KLETNMAN

Orsou G.. Kleinmau has returned
from ST. George. where be- went 10 att
tend The ohsequies Of hls father. the
late Conrad Kleiuman. one OF the origi-
nal company OF Utah pioneers The
elder kleinmau passed away ON
Tuesday Nov, 10. and brief services
We're held al ST. George on FRIDAY,
Nov l5. at which President Snow OF
81. George stake. President Cannon ot
ST. George temple Bishop Isaac g..
McFarlane of East ward. Elders Orton
and Allen and others oulogized briefly
the life of deceased.
The remains were then aiken to To-
querWlle Kane county Whel after
services. they were Inferred AT these
services Bishop Bringhurst Elders
Spilisbury Lamb and other old resi-
dents spoke. and the body Of the oil I
pioneer was laid 90 rest.
TOQuerville was Mr.. klc.umau.s homo
% years ago. He moved from thc-e d
Mesa. Arizona. where ho lived FOR s1G-
w 90 years. From there he went 90 ST.
George 90 engage iu temple work and
with the exception of portion OF The
time during the past year. worked con-
unuously iu the So. George temple mp
TO the time of his death. The services
al both cities were well attended, ana
the lifc and works of the dead pioneer
were held up as exemplary, for Dee was
not only "a pioneer Of the state ~
Utah but OF Kane ana Washington
cOuuties as we'll
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21

Staying power is one Of
the essentials 10 success.
The ability TO "hang on" It'll
the last cats hung" has won
out for many a man, other
wise handicapped.
You can store up energy
and grit" from the right
kind OF food. Grape-Nuts
contains the vital elements,
from wheat and barley, that
make for endurance and
observation-disclosures.
II is fully oOOked-ready 10
eat is quickly absorbed and
begins al once 10 repair
waste tissue and store up
energy for the LONG strong
pull" that wins.
There's a reason" Read
1.-The Road 10 MELVILLE" in
pkgs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
OF REINFORCED CONCRETE.


Al yesterday afternoons meeting NJ
the Real Estate association Architect
O.. b OudcrGauD was introduced by w.
O. futile. who explained plans ne
mad prepared FOR street laVator.es They
are 20 be OF reinforced concrete. octa-
gonal ln form with Two entrances, the
cost being estimated al $4,000 each.
The main part OF the laVatorlee would
be below the streets and lu some n-
stances below the telephone and gas
couGuits They would be walled with
reinforced concrete. 10 by ~ feet IN
dimensions. divided into two comgart-
Wents for the different sexes. Above
the ground was planned an ornamental
superstructure. by feet. covering
the spiral stairs leading 20 tht apart
nents below. The association thought
DO would boz advisable To- have five OF
these corvyuionces--thre on Main
street one on West Temple and one
on state streets. A committee con-
sistirg Of w. G.. futile. A. Richter. O.
r. Peterson and Judge Colburn was
appointed 90 take The matter up with
The city council ]. p. Mahau was chos-
en- member OF the association
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
JOHN ADAMS is DEAD.
Man Who Never Spent Fun Day I'm
School Passes Away.

John Adams. whose age was uncer-
tain but at least g. died Tuesday at
the home OF his daughter Mrs. Thomas
r. Stroud, in this city. His home
was in Tennessee. and be came west
TO spend his last days with relatives
here. Adams could not read or write.
and would NOT have picture taken
These were a few OF his Characterization.
10 is told that he went 90 school years
ago and saw n teacher beat pupil
John led. and so t happened he never
spent a fun day in school in an his
long lifc His wife died en- 1881. and
two years ago he came TO Utah.
Eight children are left AS follows:
Mrs John Summers, Glendale ave-
nue., n. j Adams. r.. S Adams. Mary
Jane walker John Merritt Adams. all
of Tennessee, Mrs. Fannie Moore. Ken
lucky; Henry /. Adams Illinois. and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
DEvEL1Ns HoRR1B1E DEATH.
Caught I'm Track Frog lie Heard En-
gine Coming Towards HIN

Thomas Devclin. formerly employed
AS switchman IN Salt Lake. WIS killed
at Denver yesterday. His foot became
caught IN n track frog and before he
could get % loosclcd a swltch-cugine
ran him hown The poor fellow tried
fo throw himself from the track $50 on
iy his foot would Doe cut off az the am
kle when he saw he could moi do any
thing to Eet free; HIS foot was caught
in such peculiar manner tak-
ing his shoe on was impos-ibl,. he evil
IDENTIFY had no escape from d>ath. He
heard the engine coming around tho
curve and must have suffered terrible
mental agony before 60 parsed over
him. a pathetic feature OF the AFFAIR
was thar Deyeliu's mother wrote 10 him
short time ago. asking him 20 quit
switching before be got hurt rr KILLED.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
PLANS ARE READY.

4 4. Rldgwny. General Manager or
Tho Hio Crandc d. Here
A. e.. Rldgnay general manager or
the RIO Grande "a in salt Lake ana
while he intends remaining mere l"i
several DAYS says There Dr. mo- special
rignldcance attached to his rielN Ihe
plans for tho nov depot ar PRAGUE
sliv ready ht believes. and WITH mo
~. X. of President - H. Je9cry VIII
have passed anal muster To- No.
Rldeway's opinion inc depot and ter'
minals should bee ready for use and, in
fet 200 uto So Jau a. 1909 lie does
not Nish ~ 81 thought as posing nH
Hnanolcr but regarding present condi-
lions seer ua eject up0n rail- Dad husi.
ness "rho Gould lines are going ahead
with their preparations for Increasing
iranlD. ia tho way he sums "a up and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21

Wichita Fails 4 Northern Object TO
2-Nrnt IaM--OkInhnmn'. RnsA

Guthrie. Okla, Nov. 2i-rhe first act
OF the Oklahoma corporation commits
sion was t0 notify the Fort smith a.
Western railroad TO comply with the
2-ccut fare provision of the constitu-
lion until otherwise ordered by the COM
mission. Tho railroad company thus
far refused Co establish the 2-ceut rate.
Under the constitution failure 20 COM
Tly with am order OF the commission
subjects the corporation 90 fine of $500
for each day OF violation
Tho commission also received and
filed complaints from the Midland rail-
way and the Wichita Falls A. North
oru railway, stating that they cannot
make a profit ON 2-cent fares md SIX
ing for the ro-estabIishment of the O.
cent rate The latter road g. only 33
miles long.
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Don

Don't think because you have taken
many remedies BOO vain that your case
IS iucurablg.
You have NOT taken Hoods sarsa-
parilla.
To has cured many seemingly hope
less cases Of scrofula. catarrh. rhou-
mstism. kidney complaint. dyspepsia
and general dchility-mauy cases that
may have been worse than yours.
What this great medicine has done
for others IL can do for YOU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
READY TO RESUME Cash PAY
MENTS.

That's what many banks are
now doing. The money storm is
over and the snow storm is here
Keep buSy-the demand for
Money-back rubberS has started
in. we have every reason for be-
lieving that this will be an un-
usually large season for us.
We made preparations for this
long ago and are in readiness to
fiji your shoes with any style or
size
Money-baCk rubberS like our
leather shoes have our guarantee
back Of them, in fact all trans
actions in this Store are sure to
result satisfactory.
DAVIS SHOE co.
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A SIGNIFICANT PRAYER.

May tic lord help YOU make Buck-
lens Arnica Salve known 10 all, o." writes
j. G. Jenkins, OF Chapel Hill. n. G. II
quickly took the pain out OF a felon
for me and cured 10 In a wonderfully
short time" Best on earth for sores.
burns ana wounds. Csc at H. c.. NJ. /.
Drug Dept, l12-114 S Main ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21
NEW RAILROAD POSITION.
Instead Of 4. p. 4. or T. y. \. il is
Now Travelling Proxy Getter

Now Travelling Proxy Setter.
New York. Nov q The Hartman in
forests En- their fight 90 retain control Of
the Illinois Central the Times says
today, have sent representative
abroad % obtain Illinois Central prox-
les now pledged 20 Stuyvesart Fish for
use az the adjourned annual meeting IN
Chicago ON Dec. Is.
a. q. Hackstam. vice president of the
Illinois Central, who with President
j II. Harahan is the proxy COMMITTEES
named by the roads management,
sailed Tor Europe last week. While he
Is uomiually gone only for "a vacation 20
ie stated that while abroad 1Ir. Hack
STAFF VII interview the large foreign
holders of Illinois Central stock. These
holders in most cases gave their proX-
large part of tho strength which he
showed at the annual meeting u Octo-
her.
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SENT TO PROVO
Two Austrians Ordered Committed ca
state Mental Hospital

Two Ausulans, Charles Radowich and
Joseph Ivce. were yesterday afternoon
ordered committed 10 the state mental
hospital after examinations boy DIS.
CaIderwood ana Bsloy. before judge
Richie. at the county iau
For some time Sscc had spent most
~ his time tumping back and forth og
tho road frew Murray to Bingham $50
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ARE You

Satisfied with your erinurg' Wen
give you satisfaction ~ you bring Dc
here.
THE DESERET NEWS.
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ENTERTA1Es ADMIRALs WIFE

10 s? doing says whole lot IN few
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21

Invitations have been .suasd for
Thanksgiving party by Air. Dhristen
Som .H take place az his dancing acad
"uH On Now 2S
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-21

Tonight th. dancing parity takes place
900 .ne Country club. ana Che anair ia
-.DtHl tn hc ono uf fho largest of
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1907-01-19
NEWS.
Items Of Interest Taken From Our
Exchanges and Condensed.

Articles of association Of the Ke.
weenaw Printing Co.. capitalized at
$50.O00 have been filed with the
county clerk in Houghton, The
company is organized to engage in a
general printing business, there
being 500 sharses at 800 each. The
sum OF $25. 900 has been subscribed
and $1,000 actually paid in. The
Incorporators are Frank ]. Kohlhaas
with fifteen shares; Arthur L.
Carnahan with one hundred and
thirty-five shars and A. e. Peter
man with Fifty shares. The term Of
existence is thirty years. The com
pany besides conducting jobbing
plant in Calumet will publish q
weekly newspaper at Mohawk, call
ed the Keweenaw Miner. The FIRST
issue will appear about Feb. 9Th.