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The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-03
ONDON ITS OWN LANDLORD.
Worlds Greatest City Full of Promise
 for the Morrow.

London really stands for new idea in the world. It is commu- nity with a conscious purpose. It's purpose is far more than the bulld- ing of streets and sewers, the main- taining of an efficient police and fire department, the care of the health and lives of the people, says Scribners Magazine.
 London is bent upon lifting it's people from ignorance, squalor, dis ease and poverty. It has reared 800 new schoolhouses under the new public school act which it fostered. It has opened 20 libraries. It has founded 2,000 educational scholar ships. It has opened 5 public baths and 12 polytechnics. There are now 300 beautiful squares, 1O6 council parks and 120 borough gar- dens.
 London is said to be the green est large city in the world. The council has also razed many slum areas, and is erecting model homes for 100000 of its people. About the city broad areas of land have been purchased on which cottages are to be built for the better-to-do classes. London is going to be its own land- lord. Not much has been done as yet, it is true, but a big start on the housing question has been made. Democracy has yindicated it. self in the English city. It has found its fullest expression in the London county council. The Lon- don of tomorrow is as full of hope as the London of to-day is full of misery.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-03

she wants. 1 wish 1 could say that.
 Mir. Subbubs-Well, why don't you, my dear? You can talk just as big as she does."
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-03

Beginning Thursday 2o big reduction sale Organs that have in stock consisting than oads make goods We might overbough misfortune shall be portuniy and have again during lifetime
 you buy Piano Organ cannot intel- gently afford miss this great reduction and moneysavng sale
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-03
ALL FAILED UP NOW.

''How are you getting along with spelling reform ?'
 "Well, before it came up, I could spell badly-but I could spell" ."- Detroit Free Press.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-03
ALL TALK.

Mrs. Subbubs-Mrs. Naybor says she never has to ask her Husband for money, because he gives her all
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-03

Miss Ascum-Did you say your husband was out looking for work?
 Mrs. Loefer-No, I believe he's out looking at work. There are some men digging a cellar down at the corner and he doesn't seem to get any further.
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-03
RELATIVES AND FRIENDS.

'TYes, the fine fellow is dead and he left his money to charity. His funeral was very largely attended" "
 "Ah, yes, he had lots of friends. l don't suppose he had any enemies at all."
 ooh, yes, few; he had several relatives"
The log cabin Democrat., 1907-01-03
Cast Your Eyes About

Look ere everywhere at the offerings of to-day and what Organ? Nothing absolutely nothing else provides gift for this Xmas alone but for come to-day this alone but for daysyes years good Piano Organ placed the home M Xmas will out-lve the generation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-25
BIGAMY ALLEGED
George s. Best Accused Of Marry Ing
More Than ono Woman.

George s. Best who was recently
here as yaud, vile actor may have
10 face che charge of bignmy Whom
he Was here. in December of 1905. De-
married Miss Anita Smith In los An
geIca he claimed chat Che marriage
here was mock ceremony and that
tine two were NOT really married 10
admitted liVlug with bis Ealt Lake
wife. however These representation
were made to Miss Cecilo Fleming and
She Nas convinced. Tho two went ID
santa Ana secretly ana were married
The above information comes from
I.os AnEeIeH rho prosecutor there is
seeking Information regarding the
mans activities in the matrimonial
held ss evidence 20 b. used in bis trial
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disease. and the home Quarantiucl.
on Tuesday evening, The 22nd iusJ,
despite an that could be done Co aver,
a.. the little daughter, lone. who was
about nine years OF age succumhcd Co
the ravagcs ~ the disease. She died
al about 8 p. M. and was buried in the
village cemetery during the night
The little boy, 81 Is thought win re-
cover.
The trustees have closed AN schools
and will thoroughly fumigate all build
ings, and 10 is not thought the disease
win spread any farther
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SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.


The program al the ladies' Literary
club this Afternoon includes paper
- - -, a..
ma zee INoOu 'l" 'lusie'l iiU'''o''' p'
Martha Royle King ana Miss Rowena
korns.
Last night ~. John h Burrows was
guest OF honor al a reception az the
home OF Mr. OrEon ROmney given by
OFFICERS Of the twentieth ward Sunday
school the cessation being Mr.. Bur,
rows retirement from the position OF
SUPERINTENDENT Of the ward SUNDAY
school which he has held for some tim"
The rooms were decorated with 3
PERCUSSION or iat MOVERS and an en-
terialning program OF music recita-
uouh ana spetcneS Was given. feature
OF me evening being Che presentation
10 MI. burrows o., handsome set OF
'hurch doctrinal books Another pre-
bound Bible 20 Mr. Andrew II. Bur,
who has been successfully connected
leaves shortly 10 fnltpl a mission. The
all ,ll. was as, a ~, n.sl ae,lshttul one ana
enjoyed ny an present.
Mr, @. ;. Martin gave a box party al
suSs, 10 oe W. MT ana MIS- Hodssoh
A large aHar ~ last night was the
reception given 1y in' Women Re.
LADIES Literary club house. the han
oeins oIapeo wan Hass ana bunting
IN tne hauonal ceIoia Nhlch were also
carried out I'D me noral decorations
ana refreshments. me cummlltUH pa
Sna'sS coup ilse1 Nis' ~, n. 5ttaup''
MIS- g. W Morse MIS-. L. y. Lewis
MIS- henfy conn, MIS- d. X. Davis,
beth bonnem1rl
las, nirh, a.. NM. ..,.. ,..
dancing party az Che club house. ant
nSN' Ihuisaay nIshl phantom party
VII De given AT lne same place. th
masks. Many novelties are being
Planned 49,.
Mrs. j. II fisque oItoriainod at cards
S'S'''u"y a''''''s'. 81. nor nome.
MIS- Frank Knox VIII entertain at
laI 81 oIldse party nest thursday after
81,
81. Mi7s N' 5 IslN en,er'ains ~
uP ana ',''t .,., ,ilo t'aay AT the
MIH n. y ,'.Ie 'h'. aimed ihc Gone
Jury eluo 4l''..'h and 'nt prize whs
won '' N''' D.. ~. ''..''"' '''
ArsJ '. p. hllf gas guest ot honor1t
M!s 'h'ilt' yea. N'M H'si.rltt
BY. ., XXI. lN' .'...,. ,,.. .illls I'D.
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T oday 5 Ogden News

suit brought Boy DTS wife Doc dismissed
and that the restraining order ho dia-
solved restraining him from dlsuoslug
of HE property. He alleges that over
since thuir m1rriaNo his wife has
asked him to leave hia work auI home
n ogden and 40 Co Salt Lake. which
DE has refused 90 dD. and thereon
hang the differences between them
FOR TAX EQUALIZATION
The state board OF equalization
Calno to ogden yesterday and held "A
meeting with the Weber county com-
mNsioners FOR the purpose or discuss
sung ulaus for making o. more uni-
form method OF taxation throughout
lhe state on certain properties No
ocnnlte action was taken at the meet
nig. After tho session an went %
The Hermitage and partook OF Billy
Wilson's Hospitality
HIGH PRIESTS OF WEBER STAKE.
The high priests quorum OF this
stake VIII hold It's regular monthly
meeting in the Third ward institute,
Ogden CITY ON Saturday oct 20,
1907. at ~ a. m Members and cam
didates please bear 20 in mind.
LORIN FARR,
JOSEPH PARRY,
HANS MADSEN.
Presidency.
Fer J. y. ALLEN. Secy
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Marriage license was granted by
the county clerk Co T.. W. Brader. 23
~ Clinton, Mo, and Mrs Myrtle
TroXcn "a. of Buffalo. Kan
Mrs briggs. wife ~ Supt r. NJ
briggs OF the state school for the
Deaf and Blind. IS no a. the school
hospital with diphtheria Antitoxine
has been administered and hope of
her speedy recovery is entertained
Manager Matthews has plaucd for
skating race carnival for next
week at the auditorium.
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NARROW ESCAPE
FROM DEATH
Mrs Marvin Gould and Mrs. Siiers
On a Thrilling Runaway on
Washington Ave.
ANSWERS WlFE'S COMPLIANT.
cy.tqf A. Olson Denies Allegations of
cruelty and Wants Case Dis
misscd-NcWs Briefs.

ogden. oct, 25-Mrs. Marvin Gould
and MIS- sucrs had "a narrow escape
tin Death yesterday afternoon in a.
runaway. on Washington avenue. The
Indies were out driving with Conductor
e1er 1gle horse and buggy when
mar anty-second street on Wash
,ncton avenue the horse became fright
ere8 at unething In the road and
dashed down the street at "a great
srssl Mrs. silers was driving and
rarad on mc lines with an her strength.
tui The horse could not be stopped. The
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BEAVER.
Democratic and Republican Nominees
For Municipal Offces.

Democratic and Republican Nominees
For Municipal Offces.
Special Correspondence.
Beaver City Beaver Co.. oct 23.-
The Democratic and Republican parties
have met in convention and have nomi-
mated the following named candidates:
DEMOCRATIC.
Mayor Samuel o. White. Jr. couu-
cilmen, long term, Joseph r. Murdoch:
short term, David l. Frazer. Walter s.
Tolton and Joseph Patterson, recorder
Alice Beaumont marshal, n. b, Neil
son; treasurer. william @. Buckley
justice OF the peace. Enoch +. Cowdell
REPUBLICAN.
Mayor. John NJ Murdock council
men, long term. Ebenezer Gillies; short
term. John r. Jones, Louis W. Harris
and Samuel d. Hutchings recorder
George Skinner marshal, Archibald
Fotheringham: treasurer. Duckworth
GHmshaw; justice OF the peace, George
PAIGE.
. Navajo blankets 20 per cent on T.
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Joseph r. Smith, who has i'm past years
been regular attendant al these rscep-
tions A program has been prepared
FOR the evening and President Smith
viii speak Co the students in the as
scmbly room az the opening OF the
evenings entertainment. The board
OF trustees meets at the college Satur-
day al 10 o'clock. and President Smith
VIII bee m attendance.
SKULL FRACTURED BY FALL.
Bert Lewis. an cmploye OF the sugar
factory at Lewiston, this county. fell
from a ladder Monday and was seci-
ously injured. His skull was frac-
tured and his shoulder broken. He
is now On a hospital in Logan.
FATAL FALL FROM HAYsTACK.
Br.er Haugh. "A years old an es-
tocmpd resident and pioneer OF Wells
vile. this county on Tuesday rem from
hayst8cl, M Benson aud was fatally
injured dyinp shortly aftcrVard He
leaves four sons and three daughters.
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B. Y. COLLEGE RECEPTION.
Funeral q Timothy ". Parkinson Of
Ncusylllc. Victim OF Typhoid.

Special Correspondence.
Logan, oct. 2i.-The funeral services
over the remains of Timothy W. Park
json who died at his home al Welle-
vile. were held at the ward house to-
day al 2 O'Clock Mr. Parkinson had
been sick just three weeks with typhoid
when De dicd Sunday. He was the
SON OF Henry Parkinson Of Weilsv.na
and leaves wife and q child years
old.
p Y. G.. RECEPTION.
The faculty a. The Brigham Young
college, VIII give its student reception
saturday evening The time was set
60 suit thc convenience of President
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ADDED UPON.

We are now ready 10 supply ADDED
UPON. Nephi AndersOn's well known
story, to our enquiring friends A
new. the fourth. edition is just out
Paper, 25c. library cloth, 75c. Deseret
News Book Store.
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watches at Auction

At j. G.. Nelson Jewelry CO.'S store.
POI South Main street below Kenyon
hotel. YOU can buy a Watham. Elgiu
Dueber or Springfield watch I'm hest
filled cases at your own price. sales
daily at $3.50 and 1880 p. m. Chairs pro-
yided for ladies.
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womcn did not attempt TO jump. AZ
"a point opposite the Rio Graude West
crn fr,ight house the buggy collidod
with q spring wagon in front OF
blacksmith shop. breaking both wheels
on the right side entirely from the
axle The ladies were thrown cone
siderable distance. striking with their
face and shoulders on the ground, both
being badly cut and bruised about tap
face and body. They were picked up
and carried into the blacksmith chop.
where they soon recovered from The
stunned condition and were taken TO
their homes. whore they were given
medical treatment The horse Contin-
uod on les mad chase north along tie
avenue with portion OF the vehicle.
ANSWERS W1FE'S COMPLAINT.
Gustaf A. Olson has filed AN answer
in the district court 20 the divorce
suit filed against him by Annie Olsen.
He denies the allegations iu the come
plant that Dc ever used vile names
90 his wife or mistroakd her or that
he had burned up thei marriage cer-
tncate and other papers belonging 90
bis wife He therefore asks that the
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MAPLETON.



Manwarlng.
Special Correspondence.
Mapleton. Utah Co., oct. 23.-The
wedding OF Arthur Manwaring and
Teresa Holly occurred here today. A
rraude reception and dance were given
lu the eWning In the hall, with the
Spanish Fork orchestra IN attendance.
The hall was profusely decorated with
appropriate flowers, and between the
dances an enjoyable program was
rendered, The bride and groom are
highly esteemed young people Of this
town The groom leaves In about "a
week 20 mn a mission for two years.
Ask your grocer 10 send you Royal
Bread II IS made In a clean bakery
and the crown label Is on every loaf
Navajo blankets 90 per cent off. z.
q. NJ 1 Carpet Dept
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Harsh physics react, weaken the bow
els. cause chronic constipation. Doan's
Regulets operate easily, tone the stom-
ach. cure constipation. 25c. Ask your
druggist for them.
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LOGAN DEPARTMENT.

Delivered Eve SUNDAY eKsePted
hauih be- made 10
News 4o5 E Independent
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EXCURSION TO GOLDFIBLD
AND TONOPAH.

oct. %. via. Oregon Short Line
Round trip from salt Lake on ogden
S3l Limit, Nov T.
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A complete lire OF hardware. sport
ing goods tents. at State ST. Hardware,
252 So. State
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

carrevy czcepten cents
n no al G np r Dugdhe
Works Residence Fourth Phone
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r. b.. Benedict district supervisor
OF National forests. Went 20 Richheld
yesterday 90 attend a meeting Of forest
and forest guards. The pur-
pose ~ the meeting. according 10 Mr..
Benedict. Is 20 bring the people inter-
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GOV. CUTLER AFTER BEAR.
VIII he One Of Party of Nimrods Who
win Hunt Big Game.

n.cial CORES ondence.
Provo, Utah Co.. oct 25.-A party OF
uimrods have determined TO wage war
on bruin and the deer i'm the vicinity of
o.. Vmatquin and Indian creeks. Jesse
Harmon. sheriff OF Utah county left
ria morning for Cotton where he VIII
g.i horses and pack outfits ready for
the rest of the party who viii join him
tomorrow. Among those who viii mako
OBJ the party are Gov j. e. Cuuer state
rish and Game Warden j. II. Croner,
Deputy Fish ana Game Commissioner
Brigham Madsen, and James Glove. Or
dors have been given for deer enough
% feed an Provo and the men promise
10 deliver the goods
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THREE ELECTRIC THEATERs

There are 20 Doe three electric theators
On Provo One rs now being operated I'm
the Smoot block, on Academy avenue,
and preparations are being made 10
open the Gricr House and the business
block in which William NJ. Roylance
now has his offices.
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Are You Going on a Mission,

II SO come 20 US for Photos as we
will make you a special discount
Monroe Studio. sc W. End South. We
will take rate tickets from any othe-
studio.
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CENTERVIIALE
DIPHTHERIA CLAIMS VICTIM.
Little lone France IN but Three Days
Schools Closed Temporarily.

Special Correspondence.
Centerville. Davis Co.. oct 28.-
The dreaded disease diphtheria made
ts unwelcome appearance IN the home
OF Chas. r. France who lives In the
north end OF this village. on Sunday
last. A little son and daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. France We're attacked by the
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y. g. Inrkin
Teicphone is X

Manager. T.. 4. Inrkin.
60. 2fih ST. Telephone i5s-k
Adv rtiGemcnta FOR me DAILY.
saturday and Semi weekly News
accented 0n fhe same terms a. az
the salt Lake Office.
Calculator. John =. McGrcgor.
efsi Wash. Ave.
Telephone Bell CO..; Ind, %
Payments FOR tho Daily. Saturday
and SENT Weekly News should be
made 20 The circulat0r. Delivery
made hv carrier ca the same terms
as in alt Lake
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Navajo blankets 90 per cent or u
G. VI, l. Carpet Dept
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csted en- tho uses Of the public domain
into closer touch with each other. The
meeting win last three days after
which Mr. Benedict win tour the south
Crn portion OF the state and the north
eru part of Arizona. Tine supervisors
report indicates ttat the range Of the
forests As in better condition this year
than 10 was last and the prospects are
good for greater Improvement next
NGHr.
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nrTY FoR pEcENr MEN.

"It would be the patriotic duty of
every doccnt-thiuking man Co beat
that sort Of an aggregation. Tn hap
gens now that we have condition
that is cN-ctly the reverse of that, but
10 ~ poor rule that won't work ooin
ways This party called American. q.
engaged in q campaign that declares
iu substance and effect that ul Nor
mon or Jack Mormon-aud by that
thcv mean people who believe that The
lights ~ Mormous are as sacred a-
ms others and those who are loyal
to their own couscIcuces-that uo Aor-
mon or Jack-MormOn need apply
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. Navajo blankets 20 per cent on. z.
c. NJ. l. Carpet Dept.
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n believe it is the duty of tha pe
ule OF this city. whether they ctI
themselves Republicans Democrats
Socialists or otherwise. 90 unite to-
gethcr until this American party o
beaten at the polls The American
party declares that The Republicans
and Democrats are under Che DON'T
nance OF the Mormon Church. state
ment hclicy and which I kno"
reputable men OF AN parties believe to
De- absolutely and absurIlE falsa.
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Navajo blankets 90 per cent off. z.
G. NJ. l. Carpet Dept
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ar. Kau scheid win he guest OF hon
or at banquet to De- given by mo
mou.bors of So Marks choir boz me
guild room tonight.
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Tho H. q ID. society viii hold p social
sossl1n on saturday niFht. the gentle
men being Invited 40 participate.
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CHARGE OF HOUSEKEEPING.
Theft From Hardware Store Basis Of
Accusation

vatoldi Tauquette. eighteen years of age,
and Robert Blake, one year younger, were
detained at the ninth precinct police sta
ton this afternoon to answer charge of
housebreaking. 1t is alleged that they paid
two visits to the hardware store of Gustave
Hartig, 500 H street northeast, and took
what they found In the cash drawer and
a small quantity Of the stock. The store
was entered about ten days ago by forcing
an iron screen from rear window and
$50 taken. Three days later another rob-
berry was committed.
There was an old 81 bill taken from the
drawer. and 1t led to the arrest of the two
young men today. The bill had been in the
cash drawer for number of years, and
when 1t was returned to the store in trade
last week the detectives found the person
who had given 1t to a clerk in the hard
ware store. 1t was by tracing the bill that
the detectives ran across the two young
men and arrested them. 1t Is stated that
they admitted that they were connected
with the robberies.
After the defendants had been questioned
by the detectives they were taken to police
headquarters and measured and photo
graphed. Tomorrow they win be given
hearing In the Police Court.