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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23
FOR UNIVERSAL
EIGHT HOUR DAY
American Federation OF Labor
Declares il Paramount to
All Other Questions
EVEN TO INCREASE IN WAGES.
Calls un M INFLATED Wim Trade,
Movement To Demand the
Union Label.

Norfolk Va. Noy 22-The AmerI-
can Federation of Labor today declared
% universal clght-hour day paramount
to au questions even jo am increase in
wuges-"except ln such trades and
callings whore the earnings are $50 moa-
ger us 60 make it difficult To- maintain
q fair standard Of living and called
for campaign of education and ORE
g8uizatiun Co that END among an aniii-
ated organizations. The federation. de-
termirng that 10 would be- imUossi-
bic To- secure % universal eght-hour
day By any sudden or radical concert
ed step. issued a call Tor the accumu-
lation by all tr3desmeu OF sufficient
fund TO make them fully prepared for
the fight, when opportunity will favor
the most immediate success. with the
least degree OF suffering and priva-
ton
Declaring the time not ripe for
universal union label" the convention
declared "the present system of craft
labels is best calculated 90 serve the
purposes Tor watch the union label Is
designed
The federation called on all persons
AFFILIATED iu the trades movement TO de-
maud the union label on all products
purchased, and especially called upon
am men Go demand the blue label on
their tobacco.
The convention accepted an invita-
ton To- join the trade uulouists OF
Washington Thanksgiving day M
great demonstration, FOR the preserva-
tion of trade unionism i'm the District
of Columbia"
The election OF officers was made the
special order for tomorrow morning.
The fight for the next convention Is
now between Denver. Detroit and To-
routo. with Denver IN the lead.
Tile federation today disposed OF a
large amount OF business. a number
ot boycott resolutions were passed. and
other important ones. Including those
calling for an International unions 20
have their locals affiliate with central
bodies. calling for O. minimum wage OF
81 per week for alI female retail clerks.
referring tn The executive council the
question Of suUpressiug the two com
tcuGin~ central bodies Boo Spokane,
Wash. ana issuing a Now charter for
the anulLImatiun of the two. calling
for the universal organization Of union
label leagues. such as those in Denver
and Salt Lake. calling on women ~
the country to demand the union label
Ou am products purchased. and referr-
ing 90 the executive council with hearty
approval the question OF women or
sanizers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23
"GH0ST HOUSE" FROM
BISMARCK ARCHIPELAGO

New York. Nov. GA ghost house"
from the Bismarck archipelago I'm the
South Pacific, peep into which used 20
cost any native women her ufe has
just come into the possession OF the
American museum OF natural history
by purchase from Prof. Eugene Schroe-
der Tho house Is actually a. temple
and It contained idols wonderfully
carved from single legs and painted
bright red and yellow. 10 is made Of
logs and has "a matched roof There
are intcrsticos between the timbers. OF
which IL Is made, and through these
anv curious man might peep with inn
puuuy But should a woman do 50,
she was summarily clubbed TO death n
caught 1'he strange temple stood I'm
a remote part OF one OF the islands
Prof Schroeder has also sold the
museum 10 idols. such as the ghost
house held; 30 strings of small shells,
which I'm the archipelago are the exact
price of one wife: weapons made from
human bones: "a death drum, which the
islanders do not beat hut rub, the re
sllting sound being weirdly mou rntul'
numerous tools and many other opJec'S
of great chronological value ana inter-
est
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23
\ Recruit For Progress.

Abyssinia is about to join the pr1ass
sion of states living under "a coustu
ton. It's ruler. Meuelik. II not eXacul
a benevolent dospot.' as the term a
used has az least proved himself ar
Intelligent one iu the up-to-datc sens
His country stands out among alI tt
nations around it ass a land ur. n
progress
Recently ancient Persia halted iu hr
rctrugtade and the ruler conceded 3
constitutional government M the pon,
or the bayOnet. China will get Their
yet although IL VIII take more than u
imperial edict 10 change the Thoughts
or 10000 600 subjects stepped On a--
entail conservatism Russia Is coming
into line, and when her TRANSFORMERS
ls complete Europe viii have fcu ex-
ainples left % demonstrate the aIyau-
tages OF absolute rule. Fifty years ar3
the rulers Of the continent were scared
INTO fits by the spoCtor of constitution.
allsm, which seemed 20 rise from this
side or the ocean and point mcnacrg
hand. Since then tho gravest political
troubles have been solved BIZ rcs1rtine
o. constitutional form. 70 means some.
lhlhg when a tar.ightcd monarch Haa
hing Menelik, whose sway "theu 3
none 10 dispute decides chat rae GOV.
eminent BIS the best g0verumm. on
earth.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23

based upon weight ana the distance
carried. The details OF the pa cells no,,
System are described by Mr. Nah,u as
follows:
''The post0hlce carries purce. 81 not OK.
NaedIng IL pounds I'm weirlt Tha
charge is G cents for one pound 1r tass
and a gradual increase up to - Coats
for II pounds or moro than 90 IN,
size is limited 70 feet o inches D.
length. but may boz any width. .yr.r'
that length and girth combined mus
NOT exceed six feet Explosive. uaner.
Gus, nlthy and indecent articles ar.
prohibited. The postohico pays Sg1
compensation for loss of "a parcel. e1.
ccpt one containing money or ieUer
But compensation for every parcel ca
Doe secured hy regi straton Tho 0rin.
airy registry fee OF cents secures Glg
compensation. "a fee of o cents secures
S9733, s cents. Sl9i66, and $50 on ur 90
the maximum compensation of 81 1863
hy the payment of a cents registration
Zee. Compensation Tor damage .e civ.
en- only when the packet is conspicuous.
ly marked Fragile. With Care
II is said that our Congress postal
commission win ignore the popular de-
mand for @ parcels post and report ad-
Nersely a the coming session
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23
OLD FOLKS AT GRAND.
Aged Residents of salt Lake 60 Wit-
moss Performances.

The old folks N.nts. entertainment De-
scheduled TO take plau. 900 the Grand
theater on ,hc afternoon of Friday
Nov 20 Aged residents of salt Lake
CITY. 90 years old ana upwards widows,
orphans. the deaf dumb Ful blind. aIr
invited To- attend tine matinee perform
auoe of the Lieutenant Hu1 the Cow
boy presented by Nh Theodore Torch
and bis company 10 i~ through the
kindness OF Mr. Torch auj the manage
mcut OF the Grand the1ter that the
committee is able ,1 extend this invita-
ton
Through The courtesy OF Manager
Wells of The Utah Light q Railway
company aged persons wearing their
badges viii be given free transportation
Oh and from the theater
Tickets for the matinee viii be dis
ribCted hy W. %. Barton az the gem
cral r'thing storehousc on Tuesday and
t.... ... Nov. -5 and %. from no
o'clock 100 md until %. m.
Fh committee boz charge Is composed
of the following
Bishop William b. Preston, John
krkmau, g. b. Margrtts. Is. b. Saw
aga Andrew Jcu~au a.. n. Grocsbeck.
William Edliugtou. William Naylor
Nm E. Barton and r. y. Grant
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23
EMPLOYEES
PLEASE REFRAIN
From Activity With the object Of
The denomination Of PreSi-
dent Roosevelt.
PRESIDENT HIMSELF SAYS TO
be- Nddrc~.cs q letter ON subject 10
The Members ct His
Cabinet

Washington Nov President
Roosevelt yesterday addressed % letter
ta members OF his cabinet requesting
them to inform federal employees under
their Jurisdiction to refrain from acc
utiv with he object of th. rnomIna-
uon of President Roosevelt The text OF
tHe letter has rot boon made public,
but its contents ore substantially as
follows.
"I am Informed chat certain office
holders Boa your department holding vac
r.ous positions throughout. che country
contemplate attending Republican COM
vnuon Zoe their respective states and
urging the mdors.mrut of myself for
tho presidential nomination. D wish
that you would direct federal o1icchold-
ers iu your department. who have such
thiue Boo NI.N chat ! would regard 90
a- au act of improruety and discouyta-
$751;"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23
CHARGES HOSPITAL
NEGLECTED PATENT

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kuoWie- Timht. OBJ. latter "a minor
flied suit TODAY u tho district court
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's"Ii'4' ~ ''"' ''''
as damag Tor OBJ" death OF Linus w.
Timby husband and father of Jennie
r. ,r.r,t,. and t-t-... u -rI,,t, rs
sIecuNeiN
D, ia .at forth In tha corufoint that
4..t.. r.f..
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J. I'',. ''..'. ,,.,... 3. ....'t.'f
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23
ANNUAL EXHIBIT
OF UTAH ARTISTS
Showing l1der State Institute
Auspices to be Held in
Ephr3Im.
INTEREST IN THE SOUTH.
southern cutie, OBJ bc smtr kccul,
Alive tp Art aud Draw Attention
or states Best Workers.

mn. mar.el i".uaa. H Interest .n art
matters cbauot."frr southern Utah
towns Hs N"a. GAS resulted u the
Utah Az. Institute holding its 1905 ez-
hibH southwark tls year,
Early ibis summer Snringl.Ue Isi Off
in ri static movement t1 obtain ant gall
leriDs or schools. uHd started boy cs.
ubH.hue aue boo that town. Ephum
now comes to tho fore by cauurul
tbe Institutes exhibition This D.. o.
state exhibition provided Tor bv m
urt ol Che legislature Hud the prizes
are from state funds. by au act of
the legislature. while tho boards %
directors serve under state appoint
weut
Another society. the Society 1f utah
Artists. Is au Informal organization.
having among Cos membership the prime
tipaI artists now ut work. Iis exc
hbitiou is given Independent. of the
state exhibit. although it- members are
The chief competitors for the state
prize. Previous winning pictures of
this prize arc now uu exhibition at tho
Chamber of Commerce. Secretary g.
Wesley Browning has made the fol-
lowing announcement concerning the
exhibit.
THE Utah Art Institute announces
that its ninth annual exhibition win Doe
held at Ephwim commencing Dec TO-
1901 The following ore the prizes Of
fcrcd
The swt, rriz. of $500 for the best
painting by 90 resident Utah artist the
painting. together with its frame. tO De
come tho property of the state
Institute prize of Sli for the best Wa-
ter-color painting ,ho painting, togeth-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23
Forest Protection.

4 big lumber tract On the N.CIosl
River valley Zoo California has rs
given effective protection f.m da-
age by forest fires Zoo the rn..-.-afIg
experiment carried ON ln connection
with the forest service OF the DEPART
mont oi agriculture zoo uu annual east
of Just cents per acre. TH. re.sn-
tive measures adopted consisted Of
cutting protective timber-free strips
through tho forest the maintouaua
OF a corps Of patrols and "a telephone
service ana the purchase NJ such
equipment as was needed ln the fight
ing of fires. The measures adopted
proved $50 successful and were carried
out with 80 email an expense that On
ud probability they viii Doe adopted
more largely by the government Boz pro-
tectIug the national forest reserves
and by large lumber companies Boz proc
ttetiug their tmbered tracts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23
CASE TAKEN FROM JURY
Judge Marshall Directs Finding 10
Luke Case for Defendant

Judge Marshall Directs Finding in
Luldc Case for Defendant
The fellow servant law was brought
out strikinely vest @iay hy Judge Mar
shall in the United states court when
he took the case of Steve Luke from
tho jury which had listened 90 the EVIL
dcnce iu Che case and was trying St
with Instructions 90 render a decision
for tho defendant This action ON the
part OF Judse Marshall Is supported
by may authorities which be cited.
Lukic'- action was against the 5oulh-
cu Pacific Railway company He sued
f0r $4,000 damages Tor personal iu-
juries. alleging tnat Dee had been ln-
iured because proper signal lights We're
not displayed. Do was shown t1 hs the
duty of The brakeman to display tlce.
signals and 10 was shown that This was
not dome The brakeman ana Luk.g
were held Co Doe fellow servants ana
DO WAS upon This phase OF the action
chat ihr order OF Judge Marshall 90
tar WE vas based. THE case may Dee
aTre4IHI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23
LATE LOCALS.

school Opens Again~-The Washing
ton school viii open again Monday. NE
tor being closed for fumieaung.
NJ. and VI. BoOlllct--Thc NJ. and At.
association Is circulating tho Patron
lie home Industry" pamphlets by the
hundreds and the handy little book
lots are already popular as a business
guide. directory and help 90 the state
and its people generally
Farewell 10 SOIdier-Tho Glover
Duck club held a banquet at the Cul-
len last night iu honor OF Lieut.. Good
vyn. who has been ordered 90 the
Philippines. There were 90 present,
toasts were given and token of ape
probation OF fellowship presented %
the departing guest
Mormon View of EducatlDn"-E'
der b. II. Roberts viii tomorrow ev-
rning address the Mutual Improvement
association at the Granite stake ham.
his subject being The Mormon Wow
o. Education" Prof Kent viii sing.
0nd The Granite Ladies' chorus will
render two solos. The meeting viii
commence at 1880 and am are Invited.
Thirty Day Grace-Thc q. s. land
office iu This city received the follow
ing telegram yesterday afternoon.
from thc commissioner of the genor-
1l l.nf office in Washington direct
ng ',Ive and suspend Hu apple
c8tioU- and proofs for 30 DAYS i1 cas.s
where tha applicants can NOT wfh-
draw money from tbe banEs"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23
OWN rowERs Jury COMPLETE.

Georgetown. Ky. Nov. 22-At $3.50
O'clock This afternoon the jury box in
the trial of caleb Powers was filled.
-Four of the possible jurors being from
Harrison county and eight from Grant
f.ur mon who qualified from tine first
renIro from Harrison county. The jury
Was composed of eight Democrats. three
Republicans and One independent The
commonwealth challenged ~. r.. Stew
praoI. Che one independent -Four mon
wore called before tho vacancy wGa
Oiled after which the commonwealth
accepted the jury. Tho defense used
seven peremptlrv challenges. leaving
i've men on thc jury three Republicans
and two Democrats
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23
MURDER AID SUICIDE.

Nav, york nov. PA double tr az
sew murder aud suicide. was ais-
coy, .ro5 eariy today by hrcmen VINO
GOV tet, called out TO subdua b i.,1,.
i.'9 H., Some I'D Nick smith, a wealthy
. .ll ..,s,Ct,,rer Of New Rochelle W ne,,
,s a' Sranen burst into the house a ,n',.
' Inc .,a,,es mad been controlled they
md smith and his young VIE ae4n'
rorb with d bullet wound n the 49,
Mrs. smith had been shot in NE ,rbs
and apparently instant. N,.., l,tsred
t SHi', ,,sd inst behind the left ear
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23

Whether e manifesto itself in the
nose, throat, stomach, bowels or other
organs cntarrh is a blood disease be-
cause 20 depends on impure blood.
Therefore DC must be treated with
blood medicine for q radical and per.
maueut cure.
Hood Saraparilla is the most sue
cessiul 10 purinc. the blood. strength
ems the stomach and other organs. and
builds mp thc whole system. Il
radically and permanently curcs.
El The most easily deyol0pcd form
of Catauh D.. Nasal Catauh, in the
treatment o( which Hoods Sarsaparilla
is greatly aided by Autsoplcts on
Caau.cts. which afford prompt relief
Hoods Sarsaparilla
l0 usual liquid form or ah0c0iltcI iah'etr
mlHu as Sarsetabs. lUo doses sl.
AII druggists. Arusru'c.s HN... druggists.
0r mail g.. p uOop CO., Lowell Mass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23
RlDGLEY FAV0RS A
CENTRAL BANK OF ISSUE.

Springfield H., Nov. William
Barrett Ridgley comptroller OF the
currency, talked tonight before the Ad
Mems club on the financial crisis
Mr.. Ridgeloy declared fl as his be-
lief that a large central bank Of issue
was the proper solution Of the situation.
such a bank 20 be entirely divorced
from politics and speculation. The
banking laws of the country should be
changed. but he dii not believe In spe-
cial emergency currency unless il could
Dee made useful az an times
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23
Resources of Salt Lakes Banks
As Shown by National Examine

THE cxact condition OF the four ma
uouol banks OF This city is shown in
statement ISSUED by State Auditor j. a.
Edwards Yesterday The dgurs welc
pbulotcd by Statistical clerk d. A.
Mcmillan Of the auditors office. Eros.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23

cd states consul Mah|u of Nottingham
England. che English people have lea
need of "a parcels post than A. lho catn
ln this country British railNnya rtrp
parcels on passenger trains, collecting
mud DELIVERING me same 8t residences
Or stores. tna Same aa our express come
Ianlcf. A ihrDo-p pound parcel iH oar-
ned anywhere Boa the United Kingdom
for DO cents ana lnrger packages are
handled al comparatively cheap rates,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23
THE UNWRlTTEN LAW.
Montana Rnnchcr VIII Invoke Il for
killing Alleged Destroyer OF Home.

Helena. Mont. Nov. ga special
from Lewiston. Mont. says.
Chester O. smith lanchcr. who ycs-
terday killed Walter Falrburn. another
ranchcr &c the Pine Grove, Mont. post
office. because ~ the alleged intimacy
of Fairburm with hls WIFI, hopes Co be
freed by making The "unwrittcn law
his defense
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23
EMPEROR WILLIAM.
Is Remaining IN England 10 Undergo
An Operation.

Now York. Nov. pa London dis
patch 10 the sun states that me iea'
cause of the kaiser remaining in Ehs
land after the termination OF mis- slale
vlsit 10 the British court Us 70 piepHl'
for am operation, which VIII TAKE p''''
within few days ...,-
According To the dispatch, tho opera iI.-
80. ,,pi H. through the ear, anecunk
tn" tbroat. II touches the kaiser =
,-ig,r,l trouble there. which IS REFERRED
Vs. os hereditary. hut 10 is added inc
,-,erauon rs noe "a serious one
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23
PRESIDENT AND
BRYAN IN CONFERENCE.

Washington. Nov. 20 President
Roosevelt aud william Jennings Bryan
were ln c0uforenro for nalf un hour
Boo bis private onicc today
n was MOI invited 40 call, Mr. Bry-
AN said ON leaving "hut J called up 0n
thc telephone and asked ~ the president
would receive callers on being IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23
EDITOR HARDEN.
German judicial Authorities Have De.
clded 10 Prosecute Him.

Berlin Nov. 22-The judicial author
titles have decided 10 try Miximiian
Harden editor OF Die Zlkunft. on
the charge Of having crinimally lbelod
Count Kuno Won Moitke. former militia
ry governor of Berlin Won M0ltke re-
Gently sucd Harden for defamation of
character, but lost his case. The forth
coming suit is q sequel or the recent
trial Harden will be tried By five
Judges The date or the hearing has
not vet been fixed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23

examiner.
Tho tahi. shows tho amount 30 ....
coin Boo the national banks of tbi, .,.-
90 rc H.3o33312o ON Aug. %. The &C.. ,'V
ave of particular interest at thI, b..
thev show the resources OF the b,sl.
.nting under national charter. !.
q. follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23
1IE,

TOT LSON.-At the residence. F'rt West
between Nlnth and Tclth South NoG
21 lau,. John D. Toulson. aaud gu ,I1'T
a1a Of Ais Martha Gotlsu. ana grauu'
som m ArF. g. j. Pass
Funeral service AZ the Thrtisth Nud
chapel sunday Nov. 20 no %. m
Friends invited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23
ROUTE OF CUTOFF

Sal, Lake Is entertaining belief as
strong and confident now, as the south
crn districts that there is something In
tho aiU To railroad men the recent
purchase of the Suupete Valley rail-
road by Che Rio Graude means but one
thing. thr building of au extensive cut
on to eliminate that greatest OF all
great railroad nuisances, soldier Sum
mit The scheme as outlined by close
followers OF railroad Affairs ls as fol-
lows. The Rio Gandc has built %
miles Of track over tine survey between
Saline t0 Green River; so miles re-
mains uncovered This gap could be
covered easily and without great cost
as the grade is light and the line passes
through q most promising territory.
From Ephraim the Rio Grande can
use the Saupetc to Sautaquin and
by tuen building Do miles 90 It's main
line win have "a new short cut from
salt Lake to Green River doing away
with tho now troublesome summit"
the cause of misery 90 tminmen and
passengers. General Manager A. @.
Ridcvuy has been Inspecting various
portions OF local divisions Of the r.. C.
w. for several days and this IS Of
fered as another significant indication
that the near future is TO hear some
important announcements made
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23
Consult County Clerk or respective HsN
ems Cor further Information

no ihc Third Judicial District inW,
.n anI for Sail lake C,uaft 500.
Utah. Department No ln f.r ilI'H
the estate of Robert Taylor Burton
ceased Notice The uniitiun 90 MHN.
3. Burton. .rifus g.. t.r .fH
probate ~ "a CERTAIN n-umag'. fIfr'I
10 b. the last WIN ANA ToHtamcnl =,
robert Taylor Burton, deceased. ahu
ihe rlHuuuH of Letters Ieaiamcnl ,l,.r
william sMplrV Burton, Henry iI'N
lurion nud willard cushing hnIi1h n,
N.cu Hel flr hearing on SATURDAY Va
Ifh day 10 December AZ ~ 1901 ~.
O'Clock "a. m. at tho county court % 's.H
BOO thc Court Room Of said Court lN
Iake ClfN Salt Lake County ithn. ,.iih
Witness the clerk ot SAID lnt 49,. n
tnD seal thereof affixed, ihiH emu ""'
November a. u. 1901 .t.rk
o. III. EIDREplE. ing. I
By ~. l Framework nepua ,t.,ef
N. n Joncf Attorney for feiN'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-23

H. 4. Evans. Florist, 80 = f4aln
Floral Designs n Speciality 'phon stl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-07-29
MISS DENNY'S FORTUNE
TO LOCAL INSTITUTIONS

The will Of Miss Loretta Denny.
who died July 60, was allowed 10
probate this morning Tho viii
snmes Roland II Denny and = Al
Muldoou aa executors BESIDES leay
Ing amounts ranging from $4,000 to
100000 20 numerous Seattle rcla.
tivca. Miss Denny left various
amounts 20 a large number OF char
table institutions
Tho beQuosta made are as fol.
lows Congregational Home Mia.
alonafy society. Of New York. tio-
600 Congregational Home Miaalon.
AIRY society. OF Washington 90
American noard ~ Commissioners
for Foreign Missions TO thc Won.
ems BOARD Of Missions of the Pa
elflc, aud 20 the Y W. G. A. Of
Seattle. each $4,000. Seattle Sea.
mems Friend society. $4,000 Sal
walton army. $4,000 Y NJ G A..
81 900: 90 the Pioneer Association
ot Washington $50 000. for lbo pnr
pose of building a permanent home
for the aaaoeiailou "a Jessie Ken
ueY home 100000
Miss Denny lett ka5 900 for she
purpose ~ establishing scholarships