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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-29

DELINQUENT NOTICE.

LOWER MILL CREEK IRRIGATION
Goa corporation, Principal place OF
business, Mil Creek, Utah. Notice.
There are delinquent upon the following
described stock ON account of assessment
No, OF 70 cents per share levied on the
llth day OF June, 1901, the several amounts
set opposite tho names OF the respective
Tho ,ohntdara aa failOUR.
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MONROE.
TWO RUNAwAYs.
School Population of 522--Storms May
Injure Crop.

Injure Crop.
Special Correspondence.
Monroe. Sewer Co.. July 27.-The school
enumeration this year shows a total of
OF children of school age, with % more
boys than girls.
The school house is being painted. The
work on the new pavilion is being pushed
as rapidly as possible.
A few cases of scarlet fever are re-
ported.
Late storms may have injured some of
the grain crops. Beets look splendid. Wa
ter is plentiful.
Two runaways occurred on the 2Srd
inst, both single rig buggies: in the first
the buggy was damaged, In the second
Mrs Frances Ceilings was thrown out
and badly shaken up.
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET
ING.

TO tho Stockholders OF the United
States Ozocerito Company: Notice Ia
given that the undersigned stockholders
of said company, owning Jointly moro
than majority Of the outstanding cap
ital took " said company, do hereby givo
notice that a special meeting OF the stock.
holdera of the United States Ozocerite
Company Will be held at the compauys
office 0I Mccormick Building N Salt
day OF August. 1861. ut 10 o'clock a. m. OF
said dag Tor tho purposes o.
First-RemoYing tho present board OF
directors ana tho oftcers OF said COM
seycond--For tho purpose OF nlling the
vacancies created by the removal OF tho
directors ana officers OF said company by
he election Of directors and officers 0f
said company BY tho stockholders.
Thlrd-1'ho consideration OF and tho
amendment OF the bylaws OF tho cons
F'6urth.-The transaction OF any ana All
other business relating 10 the manage
mont. control and policy Or said company
which may come before the meeting.
rhe foregoing call for this meeting and
the notice Of time. place and holding
tierecf IL given by tho undersigned direo-
tors holders OF moro than majority
Of tho outstanding capital stock o. said
tCmnany In pursuance 10 and under and
hy virtue % the provision N section aN
ana of section s27 II the Revised stntutos
by chapter % l1Wa N iho sinio of Utah
JOHN a. VOORHEES,,
J. s. YOUNG
Stockholders United states ozoeerits
Comnanu
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POCATELLO. IDAHO.
PASSENGER KILLED.
Crushed Between Cars in the Depot
Yard

Special Correspondence.
Pocatello, Ida, July ga transient pas.
senger named Alfred Anderson, aged 10
years. from Lawrence, Kan, en- ruote TO
North Yakima. Washington, was killed
in the yards near the depot this morning
by the cars, while attempting to cross
the yards when the switch engine was
switching some freight cars in making
up a train. He was caught between two
'coupers and crushed In a frightful man
ner. He lived only n short time, but gave
the address of a brother.
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PARK CITY.
OPEN MINING CAMP.
Union and Nom Union Miners VIII
Work Together.

Special Correspondence.
Park City. July 2s.--On the 24th aud
9th of this month the Miners union de-
cided by a referendum vote to continue
10 have this an open camp and that
union miners would be permitted TO work
with non-union men.
baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
i. l.. Van Toon yesterday morning.
Park City was visited by a severe electric
and rain storm last evening. 1t is report
ed that the road going up Empire canyon
is washed out. and will delay ore haul
ing for couple OF days.
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And IN accordanee with law ana an Or
nth day OF june, 1907. so many shares OF
each parcel of stock as may bo necessary
Will he sold at public auction NJ the o.
nee Of the Secretary at 707 East Four
teonth South Street. Salt Lake County.
Utah. on the srd day OF August. 1907 at
II a. M, 20 pay tho delinquent assoss-
ment thereon; together with the costs
OF advertising and oSuenses Of sale
JAS NJ CARLSON. secy
First publication July 22 1907
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confessed his guilt. but his partner
could not be located Mitchell had
been employed at the depot ice house.
He has confessed also that he has
served term in the Illinois penti-
tertiary. He will be charged with
highway robberY
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

The News is delivered carrierovery
made
Works Residence. Fourth Ind =
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MUSIC TEACHERS.

All who desire to consult the list
of the representative professors
and music teachers of Salt Lake
should read the Musicians d.
rectory" in the Saturday News"
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
SCHOOL CENSUS OF 7s7
scandinavian Reunion Aug. 10 and II
---lnciplent Blazc--AiuslcaI Recital.
SpecIal Corrospondenee.

special correspondence
Mt. Pleasant, July 27.-The school CEN
sus has been taken showing an Increase
OF 80 children over 1906; last years
count being I49, ana this year, 1S7, Last
year there were 1866 boys and $3.50 gIrlsr
this year there are 1872 boys and 905 girls.
In the North ward there are $50 children,
In the South ward, 397.
During the present week another real
estate deal was transacted Boon Broth
erson bought Il house and lot OF Mrs.
N II. Nielsen on lower Main street. for
expects 10 make her home for the pres
emit with her daughter, Mrs l.. II. Becker
OF Manti
A free musical recital was given Inst
evening at the opera house by Miss ella
Nielsen, and Miss Edna Edwards or salt
Lake and Bess Smith Of Dayton o. rho
program was composed OF Instrumental
and vocal selections.
Thureday evening fire started IN the
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State st. Hardware for lawn now
ers, lose and poultry netting 252 State.
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And In HccOrdnnch with INV nHu IN
order OF the Board OF Directors made on
Aaid 7th day OF June. 1907. 50 many
shares OF each parcel Of such stock
az may be necessary VIII be sold al pub
lie auction at the ofhee " tho secretary
OF said company az the state Bank OF
Utah, Salt Lake CITY, Utah on Friday
the End day OF August, 1901 at 10
O'Clock a. m. 20 pay the delinpucnt as
sessment thereon together with tho
costs OF advertising and expense o. sale.
HENRY n. McEMANi
secretary,
state Bank OF Utah. Salt Lake city,
Utah.
First publication. July 10. 1907
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T.. A, Iarkln.
Telephone i2-k

Manager, e. A. I.arkin.
4vs gath 81. Telephone iSs-k
Advertisements for the Daily.
Saturday and Semi Weekly News
accepted on the same terms as Ut
the Salt Lake Office.
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Calculator. John j. McGrcgor.
22i5 Wash. Ave, Ind. Tel. Isl
Offlce with Lambert Paper Co.
Payments fer the Daily. Saturday
and SENT Weekly News should be
made to the circulator. Delivery
made by carrier on the same terms
as in Suit Lake.
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HOUSE BURGLARIzED.

ne VIII De charged WITH
highway robbery.
HOUSE BURGLARIZED.
Last evening William Jenkins. fore
man for the Southern Pacific, and his
wife went for a walk, about 10 o'clock
leaving their home at 2370 lincoln
avenue lighted up. They were not
absent over a half hour, but on their
return found the place thoroughly ram
sacked. Two fine furs and two silk
waist patterns were found missing, but
the burglars overlooked some iewelry.
Entrance TO the house was gained by
opening the screen to the kitchen win
dow, which was left up. A man and
woman We're seen by a neighbor to
leave the house few moments before
Mr.. and Mrs. Jenkins returned home
and the supposition is that they turned
the trick. The case is being nvesti-
gated by the police.
ROBBED IN A SALOON.
Joseph King, Thomas Brady and John
Erickson were arrested this morning
by Detective Pender and Sergeant Pin
cock, charged with robbing John O'Neill
of $40 this morning, when the latter
was drunk in a down town saloon.
Brady tried to dispose of $40 bill on
the way to the police station by chew
ing 1t up. but was caught at 1t, and
he then tried to throw 1t away. The
money was not all recovered.
BANQUET TO EX-CITY OFFICERS.
At the Weber club dining room and
parlors Saturday evening, the members
of the former city council and ex-
Mayor Glasmann were the guests of j.
c. Nye, one of their associates during
that term of office. An elaborate BAN
quet was served. consisting of twelve
courses, after which a smoker was had,
and an hour was spent in social chat.
The guests of the evening We're VIM,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-04-02
'NNNNNNNNNWWWNNNNNNUTeT
CATCHING
THE TROLLEY.
By TAYLOR WHITE.
Copyright, iaE. BY Homer sprague.
Observation-Disclosures


Coibrook glanced at his watch and
started to run. The Chester trolley
started from the public SQUARE on til,
half hours. He had Just time to make
the II 30. Could he do thai. there
.w6ufd be just time 10 speak 10 Enid
aud get back 10 time to take the west
ern!eSpress That would connect in Chi
thsosvlth the Overland. That would
get MiRju san francisco Just IN time
! to catch tho Impress OF China.
He, wanted 10. tell Enid that his
chance had come at last and ask II
She Would wait An unexpected turn
of affairs had imt hin in position to
speak of marriage, thing he had not
dared to even think OF FOR at least q
year yet
He Shipped down the foggy street
with the easy Stride OF y cross country
rnmier and smiled as hc heaid behind
the soft patter Of other hurried foot
steps The man behind would never
reach the ear first if that was what he
wasrunnins FORE .e,ss-
Ilen, suddenly the steps ceased, and
n moment later a mob came tearing
around the corner. raising the hue and
cry. colbrook kept on. he felt no in
terest III d thiefWlih Enid qnaC chester
and flecar aboutto startlR Then sud
denly, blue scoatel form started up
before him. and he almost ran into the
policeman's arms. An instant later he
had been scientifically collared and the
mob had come painting mp.
The last to arrive was a fat police
man, still violently putting from his
cxertiohs. He took fresh grip on
Colbrook,s collar aud. with flourish
of his club, entrcated him TO come
quietly. For ihc first time Colorook
realized that he was under arrest.
Look here" he said. YOU are max
lug a mistake. I'm not the man you're
after
Il knox IT." agreed thc officer pleas
antly. Il was after a man in green
pants aud n red coat. hut guess you'll
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. do" He look u fresh grip on his club
as though anticipating trouble ami
looked al his brother officer.
But see here insisted Colbrook II
was running TO catch the Chester troll
ley. had 10 make the 1880, and
was sprintinS, ] heard some one run.
ming behind me. and suddenly he must
have lodged into doorway. That
was probably your man"
quite likely" was the cheerful re-
sponse but all the same Won can tell
that 10 the sergeant"
But ! have 10 get TO Chester and
back in time 10 catch the western cx-
press" he pleaded Il am leaving on
chat for China
Through irain:" laughed the officer
npprccintiycly. Lie evidently regarded
Colhrook As i humorist.
Il am jennings CoIhrook." he said
patiently. = am with the Fontellen
company. You can call them on the
phone Perhaps III have time to go
out on lie train II You will drop this
nonsense
!. You drop yours, was the sharp
"ommgp9. = know you fellows. Look
out th3ltRes doesn't throw nothin' away.
RatfertyF Rafferty, nodded his under
Standing. aud The trio headed a process.
sion for size police STATION.
The desk sergeant was newly pro-
NOTED ronpdSnau impressed with
.,,u.n 80 ~. l;,-,,Ft,. es,,t,,,.e t,s,,.- 4.
ColbrooL'S maunrr offended him, and
lie refused 20 listen 10 his plca that
the I'onteilcu company be notified
Whats the use Of bothertn:" he de.
uanded Sure recognize you as Bos-
ION Mike What have they 10 do with
the likes OF you? Tell that to the
Judge when you're aFraigned."
a motion Of his head C0lbrook
was lei hack Ia the cells. aud. this
being his first arrest. lie did not know
that he could hribe the officers to get
word ia his employers.
His threats to have the " ole matter
shown M rnly added 10 the logged.
Hrss of tie sergeant. aud in answer to
his ihirl. threat lie was told that the
sergeant would be back in the cells
Will night stick presently II things
uid not iin5el down.
after iilat he caull only 81 Ii silent
despair and wonder What the outcome
could be. II he an Agt catch the next
steamer tIie asee E6eiisii
e1nraut f6nldOe 81 111,l iiisf
/ F4N ffrN0n4 Il.4 I1..l I.Ila ffIIUIl4NIu
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As TO Liberty.


Liberty was first introduced into this
country with shipload OF tea Since
then it has been seen occasionally III
odd places.
Liberty has no permanent place of
residence. but boards out. At present
II is staying with friends Just outside
Of Washington.
Liberty is great traveller II has
visited In time New York. Boston.
Philadelphia aud ali the other large
centers. Having been introduced -
tue municipal government 1iAet the
leading politicians and visited the prin-
cipal places or amusement. It Ins then
left town.
Liberty Is the one thing .that every
body believes in. but no one has ever
seen. Traces OF it are occasionally
found IN public documents. but rudely
and nninteIligeutly speaking II is ca
Ware 10 the general
Il Is popularity supposed that some
day Liberty win bc IN fun charge or
everything When ihis day VIII lie
m one but Liberty knows.
In tie meantiiae give rs liberty or
give ns-life IN a repnblie Puck.
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Does coffee disagree with youa
Probably it does! Then Try DR.
Shops Health conee. Heath
Coffee" Is creve- combination OF
parched cereals and nuts Not !
grain of real coffee, remember, In DR..
Shops Health Coffee. yet its flavor
and taste matches closely old Java,
and Mocha coffee. II your stomaaa.
heart or kidneys cant stand coffee
drinking, try Health Coffee. 1t L.
wholesome, nourIshing and satisfy.
ing. It's nice oven for the yonnges.
child. Sold by all dealers.
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

For catarrh, lei me send you free,
just to prove merit. trial size box
OF Dr.. Shops Catarrn Remedy, II
Is snow white. creamy. healing.
antiseptic balm TINT gives instant re-
lief to catarrh OF the nose and throat
Make the free test and see. Address
Dr.. shoob. Racine. Wis. Large Iass
80 cents. Sold by all dealers.
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etis. Ono
RAILROAD.
Schedule effective Nov. Is, 1906.
CLARKSBuR9, ". va.
Daily. Daily except Sunday.
Sunday only.

AGAIN LINZ, EAsTBouHD.
cumberland, Washington, Baltimore
PhiladeIphiR and New York, Depart
1852 am. "5:35 pm. 1885 pm.
Arrive 1888 am, 1855 a m. 'l:4t
arafton Accom-, Depart 1000 am,
x7:a7 pm. Arrive "7:2B am, IS:2t
pm, Z6:02 pm.
MAIN LINE, WESTBouHD.
PArkershurg, Cincinnati, louisville Rnt
st. Louis, Depart "12:53 am. s9:bt
am. 1870 pm. Arrive sS:67 am.
sb:36 pm, 1885 pm.
parkorsburR Accom-, Depart, '7:2S an,
1875 pm. Arrive. 1920 am, H :07
pm. z8:4b pm.
". va. q FITS, H0RTHAouHn,
Coupsllsvtllo and PittsbuxK, Depart
x6:16 a m, x10:30 a. m. Arrive x1:IR
pm, x11:05 pm.
PRirmons and Morgantown, Depart
xs:l5 q, m. x10:s0 am. x3:0O pm.
E7.0B D. m. Arrive xs:40 am. sa:aB
am. XS:10 pm. xI1:05 pm
". VA. b PTTTS., S0UTHHOUND,
Weston, Depart x6:0O am. zl0:3O am
xl1:2b AM. Arrive x6:lb am. 1854
am! x2:tb pm. x:7:05 pm.
Pickens, Depart x6:0O an, x4:lS pn
Arrive xB:55 am. x7:O6 pm
Redwood and intermediate points, De
part x6:00 am. xl1:25 am Arrive
x3;1b. pm, x7:0b pm
webster Springs, Depart x1l:25 am
WEST va. Snort IrHr.
Wsw nIRrtinsvtlls and Wheeling Accom-.
Depart ss:iS am, a2.S5 pm Arrive
rli+26 An. $40 R.BL
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
GREENLAMN

A beautiful and well kept cceme-
terry near the city. All lots under
perpetual care. Think. what thar
means, perpetual care. For any in-
formation desired call $40 w. Nah
At. the cemetery. or PIT liome
phone.
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we, have variety Or delicious cakes.
pies and pastry Including our fam
Gus rHot Cross Buns, not forget
ting our ever popular HON ,1ads
bread. The products 81 our bakery
can always be relied upon ior belnK
absolutely tfesh, Aeal,lhl and nniri-
tions We employ the bes, skin and
require thorough eieaniiness In ~
I departments. lnsnfIng perfect saai-
1ary conditions lsi Is have your
Easter order early
THE CITIZENS RtiSEEy.
L.Ln 1870. ~ II.
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Dyspepsia Is Americas curse,
Burdock Blood Bitters conquers dys-
pepsa every time. II drives out i'm
purities, tones the stomach, restores
perfect digestion. normal weight. and
good health.
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For Sale by All Dealers.
NOTICE.

w. B. Freeland will open a first
class meat market in the City Mars
ket store about the 18th of April.
He win handle exclusively nome
dressed meats Special prices TO
restaurants and hotels. Right prices
to All. Yolr trade will be appre-
ciaied.
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Spring winds chap, tan and caut.
freckles to appear. Pinesalye Car
bolized applied at night win relieve
that burning. sensation. Naturs'a
own remedy. Acts Ike a ponlsies
aud draws out Inflammation. soia
!. Frank c. Bland.
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

itching, bleeding. protruding or
blind piles yield to Doan's Ointment.
Chronic cases soon relieved, finally
cured. Druggists all sell 1t.
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Doan's Regulets cure constipation
without gripping, nauseu. nor any
seakening effect Ask yonr Drug.
gist for thcmt 25c per box.
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.

Especially recommended for piles
that is DeWitts Carbolized, witch
Hazel salve. Sold by All druggists,
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31
ChIIdren's star Magazine.

The Chndrens Star Magazine. Mrs
Elizabeth c. WickeTsham. o. Washing
ton. editor has Just made its appearance
in most attractive and readable form,
and containing excellent material for the
young Some Of the features for the
year will be q series Of Bible stories,
set Of educational articles under the title
Wonder Tales Of Invention" a depart
ment devoted 10 Morals and Manners
for Boys and Girls illustrated stories.
page OF wholesome fun and puzzles. in
teresting writings on ARTS and Crafts"
and a specially edited department for
very young readers. Under the caption.
"Glnts and Cleans" the Chudren's Star
VIII seek. the editor says. 10 shed beams
OF love. light and knowledge into the
hearts of thousands Of children whom il
is hoped will be enabled. through its in
fuence. TO become more cheerful more
patient. more helpful. and more loving
members OF the community IN which they
live. thus proving the truth OF the words
Of the great lover of children. "Of such
Is the kingdom Of God.
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31

represented u the Mexicans the points
of the compass; that when Thorwald
the Norseman, died on the coast of New
England 900 years ago, he ordered that
crosses be set al his grave; that when
ST. BrendGn led his Irish followers here
he set up a cross. and that when Prince
NadOc. of Wales, pierced the inland rivers
a century later he also left this symbol
among the Indians. The Book of Nor.
mon claims that the ancestors Of the
Indians were none other than the Lost
Tribes of Israel scattered from the
Tower of Babel to wander oversee 70 the
South American coast, and later TO take
their civilization into North America.
The Buddhists will point to the Mexican
images, so like their own, 10 the elephant
faced god of the Aztecs. which they
claim is an imitation Of their god Cane
sha, and tell you that China and Korea
helped colonize America. Old Chinese
records refer TO this land as Fusang,
or Fusu. locate it $500 miles 20 the east.
and describe another sea on the eastern
side of FUs3ug. The records Of Hut Shen
tell that in the fifth century ive Budd-
hist priests first came over and ordained
missionaries among a people they found
taught them their arts, and later brought
settlers 10 mingle with them, for immi-
grafton was practicable By way of the
Aletlan Islands and the friendly Japan
current The Buddhlsts claim that the
Mexican calendar, the Chinese game Of
Patolli, common among the Aztecs. and
the finding of Jade ornaments IN Mexico
all bear out their theories.
A recent writer has taken much pains
to show that the Ptolemaic Zodiac was
The Washington herald., 1907-10-31
A Tribute to the Washington Monument
By GLENN BROWN, Architect.

From the Chicago Inland Architect.
Gray in the dawn, brilliant in the sun
light black in the thunderstorm. pink in
the after glow, mysterious in the moon
light. vanishing in the mist. lost In the
clouds. always majestic, stands the me-
mortal to the father of his country.
It's phases forcibly remind Us Of the
shifting and changing fortunes of our
great chief. Standing alone. simple and
dignifed, it is as self-contained and prac-
teal as was his character and life. En-
shrouded in the mists, shadowy. weird.
vanishing from sight, a mere suggestion
Of an outline visible, it recalls the cloud
ed reputation OF Washington when sur
rounded by foes, false comrades and en-
compassed by the fierce elements. Black
in the thunderstorm, it brings tc mind
dark days and bridled passions. Appar-
entity floating in the air when the base
is obscured by the fog, it suggests his
struggles without reasonable foundation
or hope Brilliantly Illuminated at its
base and the pinnacle lost in the clouds,
il typifes great victories with the ulu-
mate results in doubt. Piercing the shift
ing clouds as they float past, with the
base and crown Illuminated by the sun
light, it vividly recalls the force which
enabled him to penetrate the darkest
shadows. Rejecting the pink blush Of
the evening glow, it points to the bright
ness dawning as his life advanced. A
column of light in the moons rays. il is
q beacon leading US, as did his life, to
forget self in our country's service Glori-
Gus in the sunshine, scintIllating, bril-