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VANCOUVER FOR EXCLUSION.
Demands on Canadian Government to
Bar Orientals.

OTTAWA. September 25.-W. H. Scott,
Dominion immigration agent sent to Van.
couver by Sir Wilfrid Laurier, t. having
a strenuous time there. The Asiatic Ex-
clusion League waited on him at tho
Hotel Vancouver. Mr.. Scott asked the
speakers how they would remedy the
surplus immigration Of Japanese. and
was promptly answered, by the abro-
cation of the treaty with Japan. on the
ground that Japan had broken faith with
Canada"
1t pointed out by the Exclusion
League that the evils complained OF
were all Investigated by the royal COM
mission and remedies suggested. Mr..
Scott said he was there to deal with
the question of future immigration.
a monster petition signed by hundreds
of British Columbians is on its way to
the premier 1t prays that. regardless
of foreign countries and all sentimental
and political considerations. the govern
ment Immediately pass such legislation
as may be requisite to insure Tie abso-
lutte exclusion of orientals from the Do
minion of Canada.
So far the Japanese government has
made no claim on the Dominion govern
ment for damages on account of the
Vancouver troubles.
DILLINGHAM;. Wash. September %
A. f. Fowler, the man held responsible
for organizing and carrying through the
anti-Japanese riots In Vancouver, was
taken to an asylum yesterday a maniac.
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MO COUKTESI I1N111N
special Railroad Favors Will NOT BE
Granted in New York.

ALBANY, September 2o.-Courtesies ex-
.o,daa heretofore to well-known men by
railroad corporations will have to be aban-
d,ned under the public service commission
law Section SO of that law provides that
no common carrier shall extend to any
simmer or person any privileges or facili-
,;as in the transportation of passengers or
property except such as are regularly and
UNIFORMLY extended to all persons or cor
norations under like circumstances.
This provision Of the law is held to pre-
vent railroad company from stopping fast
trains at any. station not provided for in
the schedules 1t has been the custom for
the New York Central railroad to stop Its
fast trains at any way station near the
country residences of influential residents
of New York city living along the Hudson
River valley. Recently Bishop Potter re-
auested such an accommodation from the
New York Central and when the officials
of the railroad company communicated by
telephone with the upstate public service
commission at Albany they were notified
informally that the provision of the law re-
ferred to would prevent such deviation
from train schedules
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Of machinlst named Warner who was
charged with accepting $4,000 a year
from the Erie railroad to give the road i'm
munity from strikes by the machinists the
lodge of which Warner is a member was
instructed to drop him from its roll of
membership within tnirty days. It is said.
one OF the most important acts of the
convention was the resolution of D. w
Roderick of Chicago to divide the railroad
machlnists of the United States. Canada
and Mexico into five districts, which II was
stated will give them greater lighting
strength against the General Managers AS
ISOLATION.
Secretary Straus of the Department of
Commerce and Labor has determined to
establish national employment bureau,
1t Is said. This is rot the name that Sec
rotary Straus gives to it, but his descrtp-
ton of the thing leaves no doubt that ma
t:onal employment bureau will be substan-
tally its scope. Mr.. Straus calls his en-
terprise the informa ton bureau of the De-
partment of Labor and Commerce
The information aimed to dispense Is of
the same kind that is dispensed by the free
employment bureaus of Massachusetts IL
linoiS and other states
The federal government can work much
more effectively in this field than any of
the states Take immigration. for example
me states nave no control over it, and as
result the thousands of immigrants who
are constantly arriving scatter themselves
at random with a mischievous tendency to
settle down in the large eastern cities and
o'N'>A SSAANNi' ailSouy -pOpuidteU. II Is
very great evil that there should be such
an over-supply of labor as exists In some
sections while other sections complain
Ing that they cannot procure enough hands
to have urgently necessary work done
Mr.. Stratus in the national employment bu-
reau will try to correct this error Of dis
trlbution If he accomplishes nothing else
than this he will have rendered valuable
service to the country
incidentally. he will. of course publish
regular information to the state of labor
In various sections. with the object of bring
Ing together the man hunting a job and lob
hunting man.
Some excerpts from Cardinal Gibbons
article on 'Organized Labor" written for
the october Putnam's. followed:
There would be less ground for COM
plant against employers if they kept in
view the golden maxim of the gospel
Whatsoever We would men should do
unto you. do we also unto them" Our
sympathy with those In employ, whether
in the household. the mines Or the fac
tory. Is wonderfully quckened by put
ting ourselves in their place and by ask
ing ourselves how we would wish to be
treated in similar circumstances We
should remember that they are cur fell
low beings, that they have feelings like
ourselves, that they are stung by feel
Ing of injustice, repealed by an orerbear-
ing spirit and softened by Kindness and
that it rests largely with US whether
their hearts and homes are to be cluuded
with sorrow or radiant with joy.
Take an active. personal interest in the
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Culps Hill. Gov. Hughes will be accom-
panied by Adjt. Gen. Henry and Col
Treadwell The party returns to New York
Saturday night. and Col Treadwell will
then go to Canton to represent Gov
Hughes at the dedica tion of the Mckinley
monument Monday which occasion
President Roosevelt is to deliver the ora
ton.
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Gov. Hughes in New York City.

NEW YORK. September 25-Gov. Hughes
came to New York last night and will at
tend to some private business today. Then
he will start for the Gettysburg battlefield.
where he Is to speak at the dedication of
the monument to Gen. Greene, who COM
manded the troops in the engagement at
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Growth Of the City.

Duluth has had its ups and downs. 1t
has been the scene of fantastic booms and
of desperate depressions. but has finally
reached the serious. sober stage Of an adult
city and AS | told you in previous letter.
it's commerce seems almost fabulous. The
population Is now about $4,000 Folks city
directory gives the recent growth from
year to year as follows:
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INYo AND SKIBo.
o Rhvolite Herald saws:

The Rhyolite Herald says:
The rumor that the Inyo and Skibo
had closed down is not true. Both
properties are working small forces,
which is better than complete shut
down. The properties are among the
best in the district and it is much re-
GREETED that the companies do not find
it consistent to work on a large scale.
But the ore is there, and when the
financial sky is clearer, the property
will show the world what kind of golden
lining Echo canyon is made of,
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nAMRIFRTS ROUTED.

For some time there have been rum
ors Of gambling in this city; some OF
the people have been talking quite a
bit about it. Marshal Hans Olsen has
been working on the matter the past
three weeks. Tuesday he made raid
and landed pretty heavy on the gamb-
lers. A great many John Doe warrants
are out for the foreign and local gamb-
lers. The foreign gamblers have made
a hasty retreat, and it is not known
whether the marshal will succeed in
taking them into custody.
They had packed up a good many Of
their gambling devices for shipment to
Grand Junction, but Marshal Olsen
seized them Tuesday evening at the R,
G. w. depot to be used as evidence in
the cases already filed, and also in the
cases to be filed in the near future.
Some of the town boys are. walking
around with gum shoes nowadays.
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NOTICE.

United States Land Office. Salt Jaea
lily Utah, Nov. 18th, 1907.
o Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that tho
State Of Utah has filed in this Office n
1t Of lands selected by the said state
Under the sixth section of the Act NJ
congress approved July is, 1894. as
-ollows VIZ: NV. II NE. u Sec. IA
t. 10 g., R 6 e, S. l.. NJ. embraced
y List 1928 Indemnity School Land
Selections.
A ccpy Of said list So far as II re-
It's to said tracts by descriptive sub
iv'sicrs, has been couspicuousy
rce,cd IN us 1fice for inspection nv
ny re~s"r Interested, and by the pub.
2 generally.
This n7tioe will be published for five
l0r7Nc i,tive weeks. and during this
~7f''oa lo3er deraTtmeutal regulations
T frril q, 1907. protests CT contests
ara'nst TIE claim of the state to any
7 tie traHts above described on the
Ind thet the same is more valua
= for mineral than for agriculturs
9rTpcses will be received and noted
ioi rel ort to the General Land Office
:. Washington, ID. c. Failure so to
'~'trst c. contest. within the time spe
'9Hd vii be considered sufficient evil
ieHos Of the non-nineral character OF
We trae's and the selections thereof,
being otherwise free from objection,
F.ill be recommended for approval.
e. ID. r. THOMPSON,
Register,
First publication Nov. 4th; last Dec
10. 1907.
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cAsTLEBERRY IN MORE rpo,,,

CAsTLEBERRY IN MORE from, I,
J. Sam Castleberry, once pro,i,
in Spanish Fork society because b. ''' '
full of fun, is in trouble again wa WAS
lntermountain Republican saws; ~
The complaint sworn to before II.
tiee Of the Peace Lundberg cboS ouS
Castleberry with being a fugitive sI ses
justice from Nevada. 1t charges ~ I,
on October 3, 1907, he obtained COZ s' ~
from August Hintze at Eureka NJ
on the pretense that he had that Nv ~
money in the Utah Commercial q S
ings Bank in Salt Lake. Hintze c.s ,as
the check and it was returned viii :.
mark mo funds. WV
Sheriff L. g. Clark of Echo ma NJ,
liam Drake, deputy sheriff Of " WI w II
New, were in the court room nnels,
had been stung for $40 by Castla pbrake
and he says that similar amonnto cry.
been fraudulently obtained bv tba lad
in various parts of the state. man
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SANTA CLAUS
LETTER TO CHILDREN:
DEAR FRIENDS:

would be very much pleased meet you face 10 face al
Erkssons Store day. at time till Xmas. where talk
together about the Merry Christmas time when go sleigh
riding and hear bells ringing all the pretty presents and
apples and candy and here at this buy very
presents for all your dear friends them happy with
Ask Ma to take you down the You can tel
best by coming d5wn and the low prices all the pre,
things best described by the poet of these lines:
Christmas bells and Christmas Joys:
G. @ Eiksson carries full line of toys
Suitable for ladies', gents girls and BOYS;
Many letters addressed to Santa
"Erikssons is the place to buy your TOYS"
Orders for posta horses bags dolls ewely toy watches
give him a call.
ful line OF cockerywae, friendship cups that's not ALL
Boots shoes mems heavy clothing for winter and fall.
Horse shoe chewing tobacco Little Tom Henry Ceorse
sample them ALL
fascnatos hosiery. furs. silk skr,s. dainty waists
Everything the dry goods line groceries suit the tastes:
Dried fruits canned fruits, on the shelf there no space
Eirikssons the that does the business
he leads in the chase
Your friend forever SANTA CLAUS
At c. O. EIRkSSONS Store every day from a. m till 63O pm
Fones:--Bel 42-red Ind a.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

We, the undersigned, who have work.
ed as a committee in behalf Of getting
coal for the widows, wish to report our
labors as follows:
There are in Spanish Fork precinct
lis widows, and we have given one-half
ton to each, total of ST.. tons of coal,
at total cost of S273.6O; if there are
any widows who have not received
their coal, if they will report at once to
the undersigned, they viii receive their
amount:
c. W. Booth, chairman.
Morgan Beck, treasurer.
Frank Miner, John N. Beckstrom,
VIM. B. Frost, Walter T. Roach,
R. w. Money, Mrs. Mary Nave.
Committee.
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Do you want to start the new year
right? / do. How can we do this if
we owe some one something? There
are few people who have ignored the
statement have sent them. | will
kindly ask thase people to call In and
see me before Xmas. Now, IL they
will not | must place list Of their
names in this paper. There are only a
few. This is meant to those who have
not paid for their last seasons hats.
MARTHA JOHNSON.
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In the District Court OF the Four,h -,
District or the State OF Utah, sitting in 'u nn
Utah county. Probate Division :" 'hu Tor
In ~ Estate 81 Alma G. Davis, deceasad
Creators VIII present claims with rn,aA
to the undersigned vt her place of d5ouchets
Spanish Fork, Utah county, state of it,,c,e at
or before April 18th. 1908. u otah' on
MARGARET A. DAVIS
A. SAXEY. Attorney '' 'su'te.
First pub. dec u, OF, last ian. o, 1905
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tile Co. The company is also under
new management, with J. A. Martell as
manager and T. f. Morgan secretary
ane treasurer.
Xmas sale on millinery at Martha
Johnson's shop next week. Now IS
your chance to get good, well made
hats cheap. Shapes that are left over
untrimmed will be sold regardless OF
cost. Plumes are going at cost. Veil
ing of all kinds and colors by the yard
or piece going at half price.
Next Tueday there will be dance
in the city pavilion for the benefit of
the Eppersen orchestra and the print
ers of Provo, at least that's the way it
looks. Anyway the orchestras and
printers Of Spanish Fork gets nothing
out of it. Haven't we in Spanish Fork
got plenty of good causes" to sup
port. Think it over.
1t has been brought to our attention
that it is rumored in town that farmers
are holding meetings and getting to-
gether with view of starting farm
ers' store or merchandising company in
Spanish Fork, independent of all trusts.
We wish the new move success, as
something needs be done, as wages is
low and prices are high.
One of the most social events of the
season was the surprize party given
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Turner last night
by the Kensington Club. They came
upon Frank like thunder-bolt from a
coudless sky, and he has looked quite
foolish ever since. Frank seems to
think his wife knew all about. When
it comes to having a genuine good time
the Kensington Club is right there with
the goods.
The celebrated Kempton Komedy
Kompany will be with us again for one
week beginning December Goth. They
will present such plays as ''rhe Count
of Monte Cristo," IA Woman's Sacri-
fice," "Homespaun Hearts," "The
World Pawn Ticket No. 2lO, WED
ded, but no Wife" 1.-THE Two Or
phans,' Mans Enemy and Dora
Thorne. Save your money and see
good show.
The theater-goers of Spanish Fork
will no doubt be delighted to hear that
that the ever popular Kempton Kom-
edy Kompany will again be with us for
a weeks engagement, and Manager
Brockbank should be congratulated on
securing such a steller attraction, as it
is one of the best repertoire companies
that has ever appeared in our city, and
will surely pack our theater at each
performance.
A most enjoyable birthday party was
given in honor of Horace Gale at the
Charlotte Hotel last Monday night. A
very select party was present consist
ing of all the Coop. store girls, Graham
Higginson and Mrs. McCalla, and Mr..
and Mrs. M. l.. Jones, who made most
appropriate present to Mr.. Gale. The
evening was spent in selections of
vocal and instrumental music. and all
enjoyed first-class time. Mr.. Gale
is SO years old.
Paint of all kinds, and glass cut to
order at Eirikssons.
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We are busy every day pricing fancy
chinaware and all kinds of Xmas pre-
sents. We intend to sell goods at small
profits to secure quick returns. Call on
us if you buy or not G.. o. Eiriksson.
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Probate and Guardianship Notices


:. =. - ~ SN~-s'y4- /.
Consult County Clerk or the rosnoo,i.'->,s'-s
ers for further information. 'V'Ne sign
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! NOTICE! Ways EoUNE welcome aams an Make x
the articles short. as IL IS impossible 10 handle
long articles II you haven got time to write
call up phone ~
Local JotS
Coal is screened at Oran Lewis.
Holleys and Mistletoes at Jex's next
week.
Mrs. Fred Cornaby is sick with pneu-
monia.
Ask your doctor about the World
Drug Co.
Joseph Larsen chief clerk at Gran
Lewis, is at home sick.
A daughter was born to Mrs. David
Messenger Monday last
Andrew Petersen of Salem was in
town on business today.
A son was born to Mrs. Robert Brad
ford last Monday morning.
Four tight wool bucks for sale. APP
J ply to II. b. Hicks at Clinton.
Engberg' IS reliable prescription work
is known all over Spanish Fork.
Get your Xmas presents before all
the best are gone. Y. M. Coop.
/
Cash is not scarce at Oran Lewis.
We notice he hands it out for change.
The r. G. w. will offer rate of one
fare for round trip tickets for the holi-
days.
! Vivian, the 2-year-old son of Mrs.
Ruth Bona-Patten, is sick with pneu-
monia.
1t will be better for you to buy your
Christmas gifts at the World Drug Co.
than to wish you had.
Mrs. VIM. A. Jones and children have
returned from visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Nate Rockhill at Lehi.
Santa Claus has arrived. Will be at
Eiriksson's to meet friends every day
from am. till $50 pm.
Oran Lewis sells baled hay at $500 a
ton. 1t contains cheat grass, which
makes the very best COW feed.
E..;d.,,,. E1;,,,n uoJd;as Or,,oas
Lemons, Bananas, Smoked Salmon, ana
all specialties, at Rob. boyack $.
Charles Taylor of Blackfoot, Idaho,
and Miss Hattie Jackman of Salem.
have taken out a license to marry.
i From &c up you can buy pretty
wedding present, birthday present or
Xmas present. &C. 0. Ericsson.
Business houses wishing 1908 calen-
dars should place their orders at once
with George Ellis, or at The Press
office.
New supply of Xmas decorating orn-
aments at r. Royack's grocery. See
him before buying your Xmas candies,
nuts, etc.
The annual reunion of the Creers will
be held at the city pavilion on the 2Sth
inst; beautiful cards have been printed
for the occasion.
A daughter was born to Mrs. George
Wilson on the End inst. Mr.. Wilson
also has three children sick with ty-
phoid and pneumonia.
E. C. Christensen, ex-superintendent
of waterworks, has sold out on the res
ervation and moved back to Spanish
Fork. We welcome him and family.
We handle the z. C. M. l. shoes of
Salt Lake Friedman & Dittman of, st,
Louis, and Endicott & Johnson of New
York. We always get the latest. G.
O. Erickson.
Miss Martha E. Holt and Edelbert P. |
Thomas, both of this city, were married |
in the Salt Lake Temple yesterday. A
dance is given in their honor at the city !
pavilion this evening.
The committee which had the sylvia
nus Boyack benefit dance in charge at
the city pavilion last Saturday night
report that they cleared up $50 so,
which will be sent to him in the Sam
oan Islands.
C. D. johnson of Moore, Idaho, came
down last week to attend the funeral
of his mother, Mrs. Johanna Petersen.
Mr., Johnson was pleased to meet his
old friends in Spanish Fork, but thinks
there is better opportunity to get
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Paint of all kinds, and glass cut to
order at Eiriksson's.
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Rubbers, rubbers, overshoes, rubber
boots, and everything to keep your feet
from getting cold. C. 0. IGiriksson.
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Engberg S reliable prescription work
is known all over Spanish Fork.
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Get your Xmas presents before all
the best are gone. Y. M. Coop.
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Cash is not scarce at Oran Lewis
We notice he hands it out for change.
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Four tight wool bucks for sale. APP
ply to II. b. Hicks at Clinton.
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Local Jots

Coal is screened at oran Lewis.
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A son was born to Mrs. Robert Brad
ford last Monday morning.
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From &c up you can buy pretty
wedding present, birthday present or
Xmas present. &C. 0. Erickson.
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The r. G. w. will offer rate of one
fare for round trip tickets for the holi-
days.
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Business houses wishing 1908 calen-
dars should place their orders at once
with George Ellis, or at The Press
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Another new enterprise for Spanish
Fork We are pleased to announce
that the general Office of the Peoples
Fuel Company has been transferred
from Springville to this city, with head
quarters at the J. A. Martell Mercan-
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tile Co. The company is also under
new management, with j. A. Maitell as
manager and T. F. Morgan secretary
ane treasurer.
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Xmas sale on millinery at Martha
Johnson's shop next week. Now is
your chance to get good well made
hats cheap. Shapes that are left over
untrimmed will be sold regardless OF
cost. Plumes are going at cost. Veil
ing of all kinds and colors by the yard
or piece going at half price.
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Holleys and Mistletoes at Jex's next
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New supply of Xmas decorating orn-
aments at r. Royack's grocery. See
MIN before buying your Xmas candies,
,uts etc
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Vivian, the 2-year-old son of Mrs.
Ruth Bona-Patten, is sick with pneu-
,anpio
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1t will be better for you to buy your
Christmas gifts at the World Drug Co.
than to wish you had.
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TALK ABOUT EATING.

things a big tenderloin steak, some
corned beef and cabbage and slice
of roast beef. He ordered all the
vegetables on the bill of fare and
wound up with ice cream. two kinds
of pie and nuts and cheese. Cor
bett was due TO pitch for us at Mil
waukee one day and when it came
time for the bus to leave the hotel
for the grounds he was not in
sight. so we drove away without
him. Well. sir. that fellow ran all
the way from the Davidson to the
baseball grounds don't know
why he didn't take a street car He
was all lather when he bounded
into the park In his uniform. He
went right into the box after that
long. hard run of three miles, and