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An event of much interest ~ The peo-
pie of the Seventeenth ecclesiastical
ward, this city, VIII be the dedicatory
and opening services of the new chapel
lust completed. The exercises Will be-
Gin at O'Clock tomorrow Sunday at
ternoon), and will be continued at
y. IN. of the same day and al 1880
Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday evenings Of next week, For
each meeting an unusually attractivs
program has been prepared, and the oc-
casions are expected to be epochs In tho
history Of the ward.
The chapel Is on First North street,
midway between West Temple and
First West From points OF beauty ~
architecture, solidarity, and thorough
ness OF finish, as we'll as In the mat
ter of convenience. the building Is per-
haps without peer In the Church. A
brief statement concerning the strlic-
ture follows:
beuuest OF $4,000. by Mrs. Mashilts
NJ. Barratt. in 1902, gave inlpo tNs to the
building of the chapel. The site was
purclla sed in 1902, at cost of $3.50
The corner stolie was laid December
3, 1905, by Bishop walter J. Bcatie.
Building completed under direction of
his SUCCESSOR Bishop FRANKLIN 5 Tin
gey- AT q cost OF about $4,000. The main
hall is sox45 feet with q seating capa-
city of 500. The basement contains
seven class rooms. and a fire proof
vault for ward records The art win
dow representing "7he First Vision
was presented by Mrs, Annie D. Wat
son. The supervising architects Were
Ware & Treganza. From the laying of
The corner stone to the completion OF
the edifiCe only about 10 months elapsed
and il is entirely free from debt Or in
cnnbrarcc of any kind whatsoever.
Provision has been made for the build-
Ing Of a tower, which viii be under
taken when financial conditions will
permit
Each room OF The chapel is provided
With call bells, and these are especial
j. beneficial in the class rooms OF the
basement. The whole -GlaCr is self
vcntlatlng, fresh air being supplied
without the raising or lowering OF a,
single window. and all in all the latest
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Easter Sunday Music In the Salt Lake Churches

Thomas AShworth. @, Pas;er.
Bassos, MessIs- J, w, Curtis. Geo,
soffe ". j. Hackett. j. Gaughn,
w Lehman, V, L. NJ Wood T.
G. Crawford. PhIleas Goulel
EioIlns, Van MidEley' Lynn Riddle.
Cello, Albert Press.
Gleason
AT the o'clock mass the members OF
thS lnnior choir 30 v9Ices, will sing:
KGginA Coci '',.-s.'''',--..',..l3o udese
at Easter Tide .....-.. .....-...,, Adam
vioIins. Carl sDrlnernaani,, Wafer F'''
vcspers viii be sung at 7:sO In the
evening The ST. Cecilia chorus vii,
Sing.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
AZ the First Presbyterian church the
eloir will glye Jh" Following program at
the II a. m service
Voluntary. ohertory .-Suingcd quartet
Anthem 'Christ Our Passover o.-.
Choir
Anthcn, 60 Day of Christ ..,-, Bartlett
Choir
Orchestral aecemoas, mepts with both
anthems- Members pf tho choir
Mrs kate T. Anderson, Mrs. Taylor,
N ME-, Alleie MeAillan .soPtaG9-,; Nils
.contraltcsl; & HUDSON, MI ADJ Il.
CtenOrs, Copley f.. e stevens, thassos
a the evening service MancN's snu-
tara OF 'The Resurrection" will bs given.
also selections from cantaTa VI ihc same
title by Billiard ChoirmastcT and organ
list, Miss Maude rAorne. Orchestra con
ductor, Geo. u. shelton
FIRST METHODIST.
Tao First Methodist church vill oh.
nervc Eastui by The Silowlng musical
program Tomorrow morning
Organ Prelude 'rhe Bellsn .ol,,Ilnapi
Edward y kimban
Ccntrrlle solo Jesus Lives" .,.,,. Braat
Nflin Oll gaiq- Ma olive
Duct "a. Divine kedeemer'. .Gounod
Misses Gertrude Kelly and Leo Davis
Violin solo, "AnGanteN .,....-..,,,,. rIvhrna
w G Give
Baritone solo. HAL. Glorious Morn"
"'"'''-'iHan g6 n in5 o,,,,.si, '''' cadman
'"S viaiin obllsata, Mr. ciivc. pressier
MISS Edna Evans.
Anthem, .The King o. elory"..... Greene
organ Postlude,
EVENING.
orsaa Prelude, ''sIns IIallelstab
FORM III. u, p. i s.i1,t il''"ds's'ohn
Hymn, "Pai ohaie Ganaum,'
selection ,,.-., sunday School Orchestrt
'V''' MISS Gertfuie Setly ''e'asSS
choir.
Solo, '',rhe Golden lsarhw ay".....,, GRAY
]. a Bowvls,
Solo, 'T@e 4 sTs, 80 ZEE ayi. Shelley
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pLF NOTICES.

The salt ttRc Temple VIII close on
Thursday evening, April 4. and re-
open On Tuesday morning. April q.
JOSEPH F. SMITH.
1ho ST. George Temple win close on
Friday evening. March 20. md re-
open on Tuesday, april il, 1907.
DAVID II. CANNON.
Presld an:
Tne Logan Ieirplc wiil close an
Wednesday. the 3rd OF April. and re-
open 0r Tuesday the 9Th az AnrlIl
1907 WILLIAM BuDGE
President
The aIaH,l temple villa close ATarca
20, ana reopen Wednesday morning.
ApTlI ~, 1907. at 3 o clock
LEWIS ANDERSON.
Presidst
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Regular services OF the Church OF
Jesus Chrst OF Lattcr-day Saints VIII
ings being held In the respective wards
al 2 o'clock PIN; sunday sehool at ~
ann, and meetings IN the city war q
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
oIluwss
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CONFERENCE
Reduced Ratee Via Oregon shost Line

Tickets ON sale from ogden and iu-
termediate points April Attn to sth.
inclusive ftnal limit April 1ath, From
other stations In Utah north OF Ogden
April l5th From Idaho points April
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18th. From Union Pacific points,
Green River and west, April ard 10
1th- inclusive. limited to ApriI 18TH.
From Southern Pacific points east OF
Monticello, April 3rd to 9Th. inclusive,
final limit April 18th. For rates and
further Information, see agents
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The secret on fashionable beauty,
asked the question OF noted beau-
~ specialist I'm order to be round
rosy. plump, very pretty ana stylish
80 cents, q c, NJ l. DRUG Dept. H.
ia So Main St
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Tomorrow Is Easter Sunday. conf
monty accepted as the anniversary Of
the day on which Christ rose from
slca services viii BIO given in churches
all over the country Great effort has
been made IN this city TO iitly COM
memoratc the anniversary, and from
the programs OF services printed be-
low II Will be seen that excellent mu-
sic may be expected.
ST. MARKS CATHEDRAL
At ST. Marks cathedral the vested choir
OF % voices will render the following pro-
gram Of music today;
MORNING SERVICE.
prcses,sIenai, Jesus Christ ls Risen
4slcf Chhnt ,i.---,.,,t.--..t.,t,-A MO ThlnBto'l
70, peum Laudamus ..n,--... .,--. Foster
Solos by Miss Amy Osborne. Mrs, Ger
trude Murray. Mrs. ", II. Adams
and 7, T. Harper.
Anthem. "The strife Is Der ,....,,,,,..
.....,,,--., .,.....,.,, Mendelssohn-B Buck
hSua ~ h'lss 1,,
lilorlh llbi ---..,,,,--..''.',,---.,' '-Atllvo
lIeeuO .',i'-,s'',, 't'--.'''''t sNtIlVS
Jesus Lives. Hymn No. l2g
Solo. II Know That My Redcemer
Llyeth," Hondel.n,,,,--. --.,t.,---.
.,.,r.-..,.,,..-, Mrs anna Z. PiummeT
Bsnedictus Qua Vent ,,,--s.,,,- -Atnoo
SuTsam Corda and Canstus- Alhoe
Asnns De, ,-s.,,,''--s''''''---s, i.-.At Moe
Gloria u ENeelsis Plain ghant
RsssssIonnl "rbc Day Of ResurSec. -,
organ Postludc, ''Bestal March, ,---..,
,"n....,,@-- .,,..-s,,n.--.,,G- u, Calklh
rVrNUNSr, sEAI,uIe-E,
professional, Come, &c Faithful ~. ,,o
.i.,,,. ;,ss;,.;ss o,. NO llo
Magnificent ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. RuSsel
ssune Dimlttlls .-..,,,'--.,,i,ls--a,,, Gi. bert
.'r,hrist, the Victor r..-..., Dudley Buck
Prophetic Prologue
The Eve OF the sabbath
The Night Watch
The Easter Dawn
Tho Report of the Watch.
rho Questioning OF Simon Peter,
The Ascension
Epilognn and Finale,
soloistss AIiss Isabel Osborne Miss
NIT. Il, Rowan, Mr., Walter Wal
lace, Mr. Tom Wise.
Rheesslonal. "AlIeluia' Allelula u.,-
Observation-Disclosures Hymn No, tsi
Following is a tull list q choir mem.
herss
Boys LIE Grande DAILY. Jesse DAILY, ps.
mon Adams. Gordon Brown, Harold Pyke,
l,esia Pyke Yates BrewHter Harold Re,
dali Louis FIederlcksen, Conrad over.
flnon, Curtis KELSEY, WILLIAM Gibson
sopranoss Mrs Gertrude Murray, Mrs,
Isabel Osborne, Aiss Aym Osborne, Miss
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GRANITE STAKE.

The home missionaries or the Granite
stake win hold their regular monthly
meeting at the stake tabernacle on
wednesday, ApFil 3, 1902 AT 7't5 p n-
A fall attendance IL desired
WIN, McEWAN, Clerk,
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Other Churches,


Services will be held In the various
nou-M Mormon churches tomorrow as
follows; -
ST. Marks cathedral, 2s5 east First
South street, Rev, Benjamin Brewster,
dcan--serylcos for Easter day, Holy
communion at Gas q, M also ut A.
M, morning prayer holy communion
and sermon nj 1890 o'clock mote tho
change az tlmol There WEI be no Sum
day school m the morning but q chill
dren's musical service With baptism
OF infants, nj p M
ST. Peters chapel, sss north Second
West sereet--Sunday school at e,t5 "a, m,
st. Paufs church, Main and Fourth
south streets Charles H. Perkins. reC-
tor Services Holy communion al 7
and a. M Morning service with Eas-
Ter music and sermon at III d. M.
Holy baptism at p, m, Evening sery-
ice. consisting Of cerals by the school
and special music by the choir with ud-
dress, at 1880 ., m. Visitors welcomed.
There VIII be no services at ST. Johns
chapel today. The chIldfen's festival
snd the communion val take place on
the following Sunday after Easter All
are Invited 10 81, PauI'E church for m e
Easter services
METHODIST.
First Methodist Episcopal church.
corncr OF Second South and second u ~
Streets Benjamin Young, pastor -.SerY.
Ices at N a. m. ana 1880 p m Mornlng
topic, THE Easter Message"
Liberty Para 81 u, church. corner oi
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Eighth East and Ninth South streets
II. Charles Parker. pastor-Snndt
school at 40 O. M; y. Tracy, superln-
tendent Public worship at II a. N. ana
$3.50 p. M, Subject for morning SEX
mon, Resurrection" Glass meeting at
the close OF morning service, Junior
league at ~ m, Prayer meeting
Wedne sday at 1850 p. m, The Sunday
schoot Will render ain excellent Easter
program sunday evening. Invitation
extended to everybody.
Norwegian Danish NJ. II. church. 52S
Fourth EasI street; H. l. Hansen. pas
to sunday school at l0 g. m, Easter
sel.r9n al u a. m. The evening service
VIII Re a ehildren's program. All are
cordially invited. Every evening neSt
week, except Saturday. the Rev, r. q.
Mork VIII assist the pastor. All Scan
dinaA Jams are cordially invited.
Services at A. NJ. II. church, Easter
sunday j. G. BELL, pas Or Preaching
at II O'Clock. Hubtect- Christ Risen
Indeed. s,Iu Sua school
at 2 d.
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Pauline Browning. Miss Hazel Bowman,
Miss Katherine Thorpe, Miss Fox, Miss
Altos Mrs. w f. Adams, Mrs. Thomas
Wise, Miss Mabel Cooper Miss Florence
Sears Miss Elsie Scheia.
Tenors: 7, T. Romoli, c. a; GatLcll. 70
T. Lamson, Herbert Brown, Ned HelslsE-
e BSss eS y f. Ha51pST Ten ;, WIS., sSSi STAN
oggapnls'; A. j PeaOesdSy-
ST PAUL's.
a; ST. Palrs Episcopal church. the choir.
assisted by Mrs, C. Stanley Price. so-
prano, will present the following musical
program at tomorrow mornings services
Hymn Observation-Disclosures ST. Pauls Choir
Christ, ouT Passover" ,,,,.---... SchIllinE
Ie Detn ''''---.'''' '--s.','i,-;,, ,Sehi,llns
Introit- HaisiuIah Chorus ITludel
Rytle ..,-,." .'''''---.'',,----.''' Red heaL
GloTia Tlb "--.'''''---''''''--.'.'' seihehI
CTedo ,,--'''' --..,',, '--.'',,,--.'-'. Rsdheat
Hymn
Sermon
OTertory. "tIosannah, Granier.a,.-.
s.,,ttr ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ml, liiallSt
Sauetus ,-',''''.-'.t'n '''''--.''' egneh'l
Agnus Del .--.,,, ,,,,,-.--,,,, kedlepd
Gloria In EXuelsis .,,,.--.,,,,,--Old Chant
Nunc Dimlttis ----'',,,'--.'''''--N vincent
john b. Bcrkhocl orgunst,
NJ j. Brues chOIrmastel
ST. MARY's CATHEDRAL.
At st. AiaFy's cathedral masses Will be
celebrated AZ y and II o'clock, At u
be celebrated by Right rev. Bishop Scam
Ham assisted By the clsfeT " thO Cathe-
dral. The Rey, Dean Harris VIII preuch
the sermon OF the dly fpe Tnus ~ PRO
gram VIII be.
Voluntary 'Andsnt, --..o...... 'rhpmes
klNl4D and l1fEHn.
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al Israel 1T Jerusalem, IA AIisnomet-"
To all these services the public Is cor-
daily invited
REoEGANtzED CHURCH.
Reurganzed Church OF Jesus Christ
Of Latter-daY Saints 22S east Second
South Preaching at 1880 p, M subject,
'Rcorga ntzation Of the Church." Easter
Sunday school services az ii a. m. An
invited.
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DAVID MckENZg -,
HUGH WATSON
JAMES LEATHAM

The following program VIII be ien'
dered by the cOnJoint NJ ] associations
of the Twenty seventh wand, sunday
evening, March 81,
Hymn.choir and congregation prayer
| selection, Praise Ye the Father
choir. duet. Hope Beyond Messrs.
well d. Phillips and Fred c, Sanford
tenor solo. THE Heavenly Song Mr.
Will d Phillips; remarks, "Musio' DTS
inrueuce), Ionic w Davis tenor salD'
Hips; duet. April" Mr.. WIZ D. Phillips
and Miss RulinG Garni bass solo Tue
vesper Pra yer" Mr., Fred G.. Sanford;
remarks, "Our Choir dts purpose and
aim). A. L. h CarAwelI; tenor solo,
"Thc Perfect Life" Mr. VIII u. Phil
lips; selection, why DO the Nations
Rage" choir,
The regular monthly general stake
priesthood meeting OF the Pioneer stake
of Zion Will be held Monday evening.
April !. 1907, at 1870 p. M In the stake
HAIL. A full attendance is desired
After this meeting meeting of the
home missionaries will be held.
WIN. MeT.ACIlI-AN,
SYLVESTER G. CANNON,
CHARLES Fl, HYDE,
Stake Presidency.
The high priests quorum OF the
Liberty stake Will hold their regular
meeting in the Second ward meeting
house Mon day April j, at 1880 p. IN.
AN high priests In the stake are in
vited. JOSEPH KEDDINGTON
MILFORD WOODRUFF.
J D. II, ArALISTER.
Presidency
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Y. L. NJ l. A. stake and ward officers
and aids OF the Salt Lake stake VIII he
held Monday April l, 1907. at 80 p, M
in the Fourteenth ward Westinghouse
a good attendance Is desired.
LUCY w SMITH,
ELIZABETH s. CARTWRIGHT,
ANN u. GROESBECR.
The regular monthly meeting of the
One Hundred and Thirty-eighth quor-
una of Seventy Will meet in the First
ward westinghouse Monday evening.
April 1, 1907, AT 80 y. III. A full at
tendance Is desired.
CARL %. KNupsEN,
Secretary,
The general conference of the Relief
society OF the Church OF Jesus Christ
of Latter day Saints Will he held in
the Salt Lake Assembly hall. this city,
on Thursday, April 4, 1907, meetings
CONNIE ncing at D a, m. and at D.
m, as usual. 1t lis desired that each
stake should he represented by one OF
its officers. or an authorized represent
sative. A cordial Invitation is extend
ed 10 the FIRST presid ency OF the
Church, apostles. patriarehs bishops
and brethren generally 20 be present.
II is hoped there VIII be a large at
tendance Of members, On Monday.
ApTil s, there Will be two meetings in
Berratt hall. at IL a. M, testimony
meet ting TO which all members Of the
Relief society are invited, and at 1880
.. M there will be an officers meet
Ing for instruction and the transac-
ton OF business relating 10 the work
and the advancement OF the interests
OF this great organization,
BATHSHElsA w, SMITH,
President
ANNIE TAYLOR HYDE.
IDA SMOOT DuSEN BERRY.
Counselors.
The officers of the general Primary
association will meet IN the Assembly
hail, Saturday April 6, at p. nj, All
intere sted will be invited 10 attend, The
gates win be closed at O'Clock
LOUIE b. FELT. President.
OLIVE d. CHRISTENSEN,
Secretary.
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You don't have to rrslst anybody,s
word Cor tho quality of MOUNTS
Pickles, Money back II not satlsfac-
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REX CO.

DERIVE R~-s uitss 20 40 IS. 7ss 10th st,
SALT lake,, 8, 9 Mercantile Annen
Oyer Walkers Dry Goods Shore.
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Dedication of New Seventeenth Ward Chapel.

i'm Impressive Tomorrow After
sin Construction
000. All Which Has. BeenP
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The stake preSldeucleS Of 1snsisn. LIB.
erty. Salt Lake. Pioneer, Granite anG
Jordan stakes are requested 10 lold
their next fast day meetings on sunday,
the 31st Inst, instead of the rirst sun
day in April, IS one VI the sessions of
general conference viii be held on the
flrs1 Sunday OF April.
JOSEPH +. SMITH.
The high priests quorum OF the SAT-
Lake stake will meet In room y oil the
Brigham Young Memorial building, at
10 a. M. Sunday. March 81
WILLIAM ASPER.
President
RODNEY G. BADGER,
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The regular monthly meeting az tho
high priests quorum OF the Pion eer
stake Of Zion VIII be held sunday.
March g. 1907. at 10 a. m, IN the high
priesthood room Of the stake ha1l, The
change la date is made TO CORES pond
with the change in the date Of fast
day, occasloned by the holding NJ the
general conference az the Church on the
tGrituar sata
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TRAGIC
DEATH

TACOMA. AprlfaT-- Dependency
and unrequitted love drove Mabel
woathera to commis suicide at the
\. Z, depot yesterday afternoon inat
previous 20 an Intended departure
for Seattle. The deed was commit
ted 10 front OF her father and
brother.
A dose Of carbolio acid was the
life thker
Miss weathera had been living
at a little town IN the woods and
the solitude became irksome. She
came 70 Tacoma and was about 70
leave Tor Seattle when she took
poison. The name OF a Tacoma
street car conductor IL mentioned
Is a cause.
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COLLEGE MEMS SMOKER

Eighty colleges were represented
among the coo eollegc men Who
gathered last night IA the eymnas
stun OF the University OF washluE.
ton IN response 20 an Invitation
from the varsity faculty 10 attend
a smoker A very pleasant even
ing was spent. The affair Il the
first Of = series 20 be held II the
university with tho object of Ia
tnreating the college men Of the
city IN the local institution.
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rour TOWNSEND. April = In the
tatlfg martial pfueo1ines against Leu
tenant Herbert y Mllihf - fufi
ftsNlef. Witnesses f0f fhe defense NrfF
Introduced yesterday afternoon sfta
adjournment takru uHtil Monday
Wth the introduction ~ sac flfsi
witness II wss made clear That sifufas
paint faxariua sac inHHffnss 30 tIta
accused Niil b. made - the eontsns
it, tha4 II Mular ERRED ~ appis iuW
fsr nasa for makinK deck repairs.
such effaf ~ Judgment came only
after aaxirs supporting tho view "a
pressed had been Utten ~ egher Of
fssafs AZ the past. a. sell a. ~ othss
eel informed persons
The prosecution has Eiasad after "a.
aHininE sixgeeu witnesses.
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MILWAUKEE, CAN CONDEMN

Judge Gillian Of the superior
court yesterday decided that the
Chicago. Milwaukee a - Paul rail-
road can condemn right Of way
along Cedar river through the Kent
Lumber Cos property despite the
protests Of that concern. Tue iulh
her company cannot Keep the lana
unless n builds = railroad itself
which n will 40 on some ~ the lana
wanted ~ the Miiwanhee.
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TAFT NOT
TALKING
lserlpps TeleEraph servles)

CINCINNATI. Ohio. April IL
Secretary OF War Taft arrived this
morning 10 attend the reunion of
Yale club lie waa met by his
brother
He talked about affairs under his
charge. but absolutely refused 20
discuss politics and said be would
not talk politics during his visit
in Ohio
Taft said the American army viii
he Withdrawn from Cuba BY Hep=
tembsr 1. 1905. lie leaves for the
pbilippines September next. 10 be
eous about eighty days
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TELEGRAPHBRIEES
nefnrltlnn ca.hlsr !. MsaIss

OTTuMwA. Iowa. friday. April
81 Leroy ware. defauiflnE cashier
- tha Farmers and uFaFefs hank
Of seymour. has become rAfihE
fnanIaa. ana tho physicians feaf he
s4iii never aEsin regain his reason.
The bank examiner Gays the short
age viii reach two hundred tHoua-
and dollars
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nnonn mnn ann srAsKiNo
s0sNN.

AfAoNT. aiich.. April tf.-e''rhis
hurts me more than Il does yea,
said the mother ~ Harold MAnainH.
aKed is he wiEEied Just as her
hand fell heavily Ter arm wRn
broken between the wrist and tie
elboa BY the bios
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JURY'S VERDICT
NOT BELIEVED

nELllNuHAM. April a7--MrH,
Bonnie Lowe. wife OF v V. Love.
one Of the five old men recently
brought into court on the charge
OF being criminaliy intimate with
ta.year.old Helen Laahef. started
suit for divorce from her husband
in the superior court yesterday
Lowe was acquitted by the " men
on t..e jury. hia wife sets forth
IN her complaint the charges
brought against her husband by
the county attorney aud accuses
him Of navtnE been guilty OF the
offcnse.
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Decision Ii Reached

Many % seattie's prominent men
have pondeFcd Over the question Of
where they could have their clothes
reasonably and satisfactorily made
Judging from tho large number
of orders placed on the hooks Of
"a White. the tailor. z0s Collins
bldg. decision has been reached
saa
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Mns. HAYWOOD LEAVES
ron HUSBANDS TnfAt
lscrlppa Telesfaph Service

tHrfiupa leifhtnPh n'tfNtf
DENVER. Col, April 2I.~undsr
tho care OF a nurse aud guard de-
tailed BY the Western Federation
OF Miners. Mrs w d. Haywood
now an invalid and her two small
daughters left this morning for
iiolaa 10 attend the trial Of her
husband.
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SAN FRAscfscO. April 1f.--ov-
fns 20 the uncertainty % labor con
altionn after Stay /, owners state
that there is absolutely no demand
from shippers A. q variety u dlf-
fIcaities IL looked for on that date.
the builders and lumber dealers are
postponluK their business.
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ENGINE ntows ~.

tscrippa Telegraph servioe1
o'FALIloN. Mo. April s9--k 10
connective on the Wabash railroad
blew up this mofning and killed
three tralnmen
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OPPOSE
TEDDY


t8orlppa Telegraph berfieel
CHICAGO. April 27.--iAbor men
today announced an organization
by partiaana Of MoyersliA5 wood
Pettitone the undesirable citizens
with the object 20 oppose the nom
nation aud election Of Roosevelt
They claim membership OF
30 600
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ter 10 marry her 20 / =. Brown, but
she failed and will Try sEatn to
nfsbt The other two husbands
MAY saya. have refused % support
her especially Lard hifonK, WHO
che saYa has denied his name hE-
ufatlyslY speaking