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The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-02-15
sERMoNETTE.

SERMONETTE.
Tho Man Of the Hour.-it has
been said that grave crises Gre
ate great leaders. Strictly speak
ing, this is not true.
They do not Greats.
They reveal.
That is, the leader has been
In the process of making dur
ing all the years which have
gone before and the great Is
sues when they arise find him
prepared and ready to meet
them.
The need Of the hour has been
the door Of opportunity by
which the man Of the hour
could step forth and show
what manner Of man he was.
II 10 the shallow reader Of
, history, indeed, who estimates
the great characters with the
. measuring rod Of chance and "a
vorable opportunity.
!. That the boy Is father Of the
: man was never o true than
with those who have stamped
their personality and character
on the pages Of history.
The discipline, the influences,
!. the struggles, the victories of
the earlier years was the rug
aed, stern pathway which led
to the place Of great opportu.
mites.
Way back through the years
there has been the gathering
Of strength, Of skill, Of moral
courage, Of mental visor for the
doing Of the great task, the he
roic deed.
Othniel, the one man In Is.
rael whom God could trust with
the great task Of delivering from
the %oppressio, Of the Mesopo-
tamian king, mad been prepsr'
ina for that hour all through
the long years which had gone
before.
We read that "the Spirit of
the Lord came upon him" and
then he Judged israel and
went out to war"
But let US remember that 1t
was the prepared man upon
whom the power Of God came
for the doing Of the mighty
deed.
There 10 a good deal of silly
dreaming on the part OF people
az what they might and would
do II they had the Spirit OF
God to aid them.
Shame be to such, who have
rever learned the sacredness Of
the daily task, and stood the
testing Of the daily discipline.
God uses tried men. Gods
spirit comes upon prepared
men.
on, that boys and girls, young
men and young women, would
awaken to the truth that the
present living 10 shaping the
future destiny; that the man
, of the hour OF tomorrow Is In
the making to-day.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-02-15
Care Of the Canary.

Canaries need special care during
the period of moulting or shedding,
being more delicate than at any other
time of the year. Premature moulting
sometimes may be checked by remov.
ing the bird to a cooler room and al.
lowing frequent baths.
Continued care is necessary to pre-.
vent the bird catching cold. A strong
light is needed to deepen the color OF
the new plumage, but direct rays Of
the sun are to be avoided. If the skin
appears tough, so that the feathers
do not easily push through. a coat
ing OF warm castor oil, applied with
a brush or with the fingers, will i'm.
prove matters considerably. A gen
erous diet, a rusty nail placed in the
drinking cup to give the water the ef'
feet of tonic, and a trifle Of brandy or
sherry wine will help the patient
through this trying time. A bird
rarely sings during the moulting sea
son.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-02-15

Cheese balls decorate salads and
come in handy after a dinner or in the
e~xigencies OF a fancy luncheon. Roll
rich pastry out very thin, cut 1t into
circles with a small tumbler. put two
teaspoonfuls Of grated cheese in the
center OF each, add a dash oil
cayenne and a teaspoonful OF finely
chopped walnut meats, then draw the
edges Of the paste together over the
cheese, pinching 1t well to form q lit
tie bail. Bake In a hot oven to a very
pale brown. Before serving reheat in
the oven.
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EnITOR.

ind q way into such cupboards; then
q portable kitchen cabinet may be
easily cleaned inside, and It may be
moved out from the wall at intervals
and the space thoroughly and well
cleaned under and behind II. A kitch.
en- should be the cleanest place In the
house. Health depends to . great
extent on the kitchen.
A kitchen floor Is another very I'm.
portant feature. In this case II ia
made Of hardwood, laid In marrow
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-02-15

strips with raw ,linseed oil In the
joints. The bathroom floor is made In
the same way and laid at the same
time. Floors put in like this never
need repairing and they are always
satisfactory.
Upstairs we have three bedrooms,
with a clothes closet for each one and
an extra closet In the hallway for
linen. Every housekeeper needs a
linen closet upstairs for bedding and
one downstairs for table linens and
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1907-02-15
Penotchie.

Put over the fire in a saucepan
three cupfuls Of light brown sugar
not coffee sugar--with a cupful Of
milk, and boil Till it will form q soft,
firm ball when dropped in cold water.
Add a tablespoonful Of butter, take
the mixture from the fire. flavor with
: tcasponful Of vanilla and stir in a
cupful OF kernels Of English walnuts.
hickory nuts OF pecans. broken into
pieces. Turn out upon well buttered
pans, and mark into squares with q
buttered knife.
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Alcohol . Slow Poison,

A very large number OF people In
society are dying day by day, pois-
oned by alcoholic drinks without
knowing It, without being supposed to
be poisoned by them. hardly know
any more powerful source Of disease
than alcoholic drinks. do not think
II Is known. but ! know alcohol TO be a
most destructive poison. say from
my experience, that 1t Is the most de-
structtve agent that we are aware Of
IN tAis country-Sir william Gull.
a. D.
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PORTAGE.
pEArH on JOSEPH E. aIpps.
Honored Citizen Falls Victim of
Spotted Fever.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence
Portage. Boxelder Co.. May "a very
sad death occurred here May 0, when
Elder Joseph Il, Gibbs succumbed to
spotted fever leaving a wife and nine
children 10 mourn his departure. He
was kind husband and loving father
a faithful member Of the Church and
good citizen. lie was one of the presi-
dents OF the Fifty-secOnd quorum OF
seventy. He spent three years as a
missionary IN Australia and Tasmania.
and he Allied many places of honor and
trust In his home town.
He was the son OF John ID. Gibbs and
Julia a. Thompkins, born az HaveifOrd-
west, Pembrokeshire. South Wales
June IS. 1857. emigrated with his par
ents to Utah IN 1868: settled in VII
lard, BoXelder county: later moved to
Portage, where he resided til the time
OF his death.
The funeral services were held I'm the
Westinghouse. John T.. Conley OF the
bishopric presiding. The speakers were
Elders Henry John, Moionl ward, Geo.
j., Gibbs. Jcdediah M. Hess and John
i. Conlcy, an testifying 20 his worth
as citizen.
The spring rs cold and backward.
frost has damaged the ucern. Consld-
cradle wheat was winter killed and
damaged with cut worms, nocessltatlng
rcplanting.
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NORTH OGDEN.
FUNERAL OF MRS. DUNBAR.
Fruit Crop Saved by Canyon Breeze
Visit OF the Stork.

Special Correspondence.
North Ogden, Weber Co.. May s.
The people of North Ogden join in
sympathy with the people OF the Lib
erty ward in the death there last sat
lrday of Martha Edith Reynolds, wife
1f George q. Dunbar, a former resi-
dent of this place. The funeral was
held in the North ogden Westinghouse
Wednesday afternoon Bishop James
Ward in charge. The ward choir tur-
nished the music. Sympathizing
friends were in attendance from the
Fourth ward, Ogden and from Liberty
where the deceased had resided,
Charles II. Clark of Liberty, Nathaniel
Montgomery of North Ogden. ana
President Charles II, Middleton offered
words of comfort and consolation 10
the bereaved. eulogi2ing in commend
able terms the life of the deceased.
The storlS has visited this town re-
Gently and left precious treasures in
the families OF VIM. &. Deamer and
samuel Randall boy In each case.
Farmers here feel very fortunate IN
having their fruit SO miraculously es-
APE the late frosts, solely due 20 the
canyon breeze, for which this locality
is so tavorably located.
The Rapid Transit company is ex-
tending the electric line through
North Ogden TO the Utah Hot Springs
as rapidly as a force of so men and
me necessary equipments can do the
work.
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y. Lund and Counsellor G.. w. Soren-
sen. The retiring incumbent, Bishop
George r. Morley, having resigned on
account of expected absence for am in
definite period. His first counselor. An
dreas Jensen. was sustained as bishop,
with Sorcn {. Nielsen and John L
Ginger as counselols
The retiring bishop ana his second
counselor F, a Taylor, received tho
grateful thanks of the presidency and
members of the ward for their faithful
lahors during their term of service.
The auxiliary organizations of the
ward were also placed in good working
order.
The village of Freedom is finely To-
Gated ON the west side of this valley.
between Wales ana Fountain Green,
and has hitherto been Justly appreciate
ed for its fruit raising facilities. but, on
account of shortage of water for IT.
rigating purposes its prospects of eX-
pansion seemed quite limited, but since
its dry farming possibilities have been
so thoroughly demonstrated, the place
Is sure 10 grow into a good sized settle
ment.
Thousands Of acres of good land lies
contiguous to Freedom, which is well
adapted to dry farming. some of which
has already produced heavier crops Of
wheat go to 10 bushels per acre. Than
had ever been raised on adjoining lands
by irrigation. The village has q never
railing stream Of good water sufficient
10 irrigate 200 TO 800 acres Of land. which
when used exclusively for home gardens
and orchards. and dry farming is fol-
lowed more extensively, will enable
Freedom to furnish many ideal homes
for those seeking good location.
Grand Pail SaItofr Mo-. 1n.L~
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LYMAN. WYO.
Repetition of Winters storms and
SYNONYMOUS Notes.
Special Correspondence.


Lyman. Wyo. May 5.--Nearly all OF
April and up to this date has been very
cold and stormy, but no damage has
been reported from frost. About fouT
inches OF snow fen last night, and win
ter seems TO be repeating itself. Farm
ers have been very busy blowing and
seeding. and are hopeful of good crops.
This section ~ steadily growing in
population IONS have arrived at the
homes OF William Hollingshcad and
Charles Philips.
Conference of Woodruff stake con-
vened here April q and IS Elders Ly-
man and Clawson. with all OF The stake
presidency were in attendance.
A choir concert was given in the eve
ming OF the 27th, which was highly APP
Ireciated.
Elder Lorraine Rollins returned home
recently from the missionary field. Fs
wa rendered a hearty welcome.
William Osborne and family recently
moved here from Eureka.
Mrs. Ada Rollins anticipates leaving
soon on visit to her native state,
Mississippi.
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M MANASSAS, COL.
STAKE ACADEMY CLOSES.
Makes Good Showing Tor Semester.
Three Days Snowstorm.

Manassa ron,ios 49,, ,,,. ,,,
IT. S,,, ,oHvJoS 90, COLO May p
tbreo H., . ,',',- NHll'! mas luSt nad
nm ,rI,sI,ai ',' ,'.,,, ~ Nhlch pI"uShi
sn,in~ w. .,.,,,,' W Illolslure' me
ea,.iir,. -, ,auu' WI SO u" Ioul weeks
had q, 10, 80 usual '.u gram ana grass
the,. roilo,',rl, uu. ple cuiG WtA.
Of In d. s ~ i nor 'nSaSl DllzzaiI
negotiation Heo nv nv h.u" VA yl
ILL.,. ,o! a.. somewhat The san Luis
eyreIior, 49,, r'.ls iall"uS Tor inc
becf fa,t,Ga ,'1i. ~, WI H,u'toH' pork ana
fsrr,aTs ,,r III g!' ny PSa he'ls' ana the
thair st,e,,,i, ,''iH iugI!l'S are turning
Of a.Id -. ,',,' "a t,st.g, 20 'ho raising
SIR IN; t ~ ,i iaIterlus STOCK
-rho So So = ~, ~, tSl'1MA Uses
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T oday $ Ogden News

serve 20 days in the county Jail for his
offense.
Funeral services over the remains of
the little daughter of Mr.. ana Mrs. w.
G. Wayment will be held Friday morn
Ing al 10 O'Clock at the First ward
meeting house. lrterment will be made
at West Weber,
The condition of Hon, +. j. KieseI
who has been suffering from hiccoughs
ls considerably improved and while he
Is vet weak, his recovery Is now fully
expected.
any clue which would lead up 20 the ar
rest of the parties who burglarIzed
MaCbcth'S cigar store on lower Twenty
nth street Tuesday night
A boy was arrested by officer Raker.
on the charge of stealing buckets OF
| paint from the railroad company.
TAKEN IN BY A STRANGER.
Last night man whose maine could
| not be learned and who came in from
| the north on the O. $. L., had his con-
| hdence rudely shocked by n stranger
who offered TO carry his grip and be
| social generally The stranger claimed
| he had package in the express office.
| had no money to get it out but had a.
| check for 1926 which he Induced the
| man from the north to cash for him.
! The man and the money are both
missing and the check is worthless.
ITALIANS STRIKE.
Fifty Italian laborors. who are work.
| ing on the Ogden & Northwy fern.
struck yesterday for an increase of
| pay, Their demands were turned
down and they returned to work.
MRS ANDERSON is DEAD.
| Mrs Hannah Anderson died at hor
| home in Kanesvillc yesterday of pncu-
! monla. She Is survived by her hus-
band and several sons ana daughters.
The funeral Will be held Friday at /
o'clock.
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THE LIFE INSURANCE

Middle has started the pubic TO think
ing, The wonderful success that has me,
Ballard's Horehound Syrup in its crusade
Pulmonary troubles-has started the pub
lie TO thinking of this wonderful prep
arauon. They are all using it, Join the
PC. soc. and Sl.Q0 Sold by u, c. NJ J.
Drug Dept. ll2 and ia South Main ST. B
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STOP GRuNrBLING

ii you suffer from Rheumatism or Pains.
for Billiards. Snow Eminent will bring
quick relief 1t IL a sure cure for Sprains,
Rheumatism Contracted Muscles and ali
pains-and within the reach of all Price,
21c, 50c, 81 90. c, II. Smith. Tenaha, Tex.
writes: II have used Ballard's Snow Lint
ment in my family for years and have
found II fine remedy for all pains and
aches, recommend it for pains in the
chest" Sold by H. {. NJ. I. Drug Dent.
liz and III South Main Street. B
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SPANISH FORK.
FUNERAL OF ALLEN MATLEY.
Fourteen Births But no Deaths IL the
Good Record for April,

Special correspondents.
Spanish Fork, Utah GO" May THE
funeral Of the little lad Allen Matley,
who was accidentally killed on MAY Q as
recorded in the News was held this
and Mrs, Fred AIatley, ON Main street,
Bishop Wales OF the Third ward, taking
charge. The speakers We're Wells Robert
son. his school teacher Rov. Thee. Lee,
and Elder Henry Gardner Of the stake
presidency.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Cornnby. on the oath
nit; Andrew Ferguson Of Lake Shore. on
the 2Sth and Charles 6, Greer on IN"
SOth. had sons horn 10 them. Principal !,
Preston Greer. Of the public schools had
an assistant come 10 stay and wish him
good morning, on The 3Gth.
For April there We're III births IN Span
ish Fork. but no deaths.
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CARDSTON, CANADA
SUCCESSFUL BANK BUSINESS.
Two Couples Wed in salt Lake-M-
bcrta News Notes.

4I'-VTHI vi TEE1IIJIIIINIIII'-s
Cardston. Alberta, Canada. May l.
The sign on the front Of the SNOW
block now reads. 40. T.. Snow & Co,
bankers" While this firm Is only a
private banking" business, It Is
showing a wonderful growth and today
pays a higher rate for savings deposits
than amy bank IN the district.
The News" readers will notice in
letters from this locality the frequent
use of the term district" instead OF
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PLEASANT GROVE.
FUNERAL OF A. W. HARPER.
Prominent Citizen Lays Down Lifc's
Burdens at 81.
speelal Correspondencl

Special Correspondence.
Pleasant Grove, Utah Co., May c.
The funeral OF Elder a. W Harper of
Lindon ward was held in the Pleasant
Grove Westinghouse yesterday. The
large house, which will seat almost
Goo people, was filed completely. The
floral decorations were beautiful. The
choir furnished the singing, The SER
vices were in charge of Bishop Guilt
more of Lindon. The following speak
ers bore record of the useful life Of
the deceased and spoke words OF com
fort TO the bereaved family: w. L..
Hayes and Alex. Bullock OF Pleasant
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STATE q Ohio. City Of Toledo. Lucas
r,snunty r. a
FRANK j. Cheney makes uath that he is
KS senior partner ~ the arm 81 +. j.
Nn'mey a CO.. doing business in the city
ana thai said urn viii BAY tho sum ~
uNh HUNDRED DOLLARS fot each
ITO every rose Of Catalth that cannot bn
cured by the use u Halls Catnrrh Cure
FRANK j, CHENEY
sworn 10 before mo and subscribed IN
rs presence. mis- Gth day of December
a. ~ Ian A w, GLEASON
Notary Public
lla Fs Cd'aiTll Cure Is taken Internal
~ anu acts directly on tho blood aud
Wprpns fnifacca ga The system Send for
u'llmonals fee,
i J. CHENEY q co,
Toledo, o.
sold by an druggists, 7Sc
lake ilalls Famlly plls for constpa-
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SIX BEST SELLING BOOKS
FOR MONTH OF APRIL

According to reports from the lead
ing book sellers of the country, the ak
books which have sold best in the Or
der OF demand during the month are:
/, The Port OF Missing Men.
NICHOLSON .'-'.'...-..... 81 so
2. Running Water Mason .S1. 40
3. Friday the Thirteenth. Lawson $3.50
4. The Doctor. Conner ..s1.50
5. Hilma. Eldridge ....... S1.5C
6. Half n Rogue. MacGrath ...S1.5 so
In addition to the above we have a
large stock of other popular books OF
the day.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
6 Main Street
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
JUsTEsEN OLSEN NuPT1ALs.
coming Theatrical Altractions--Coun-
~ Merchants Organize
Speclal CORRESPONDENCE.

?" TT'TE'E1 VT To IIUTIWNWIT
Mr.. Pleasant, sanpete Co, May S.
WIN the idea of raising the standard
ana putting on good entertainments,
me publ, school faculty. and the Wa
shlch academy faculty have signed a
contract with the Midland Lyceum
bureau Of Dies Molnes, Iowa, for the
series Of fine entertainments they are
nlahplhg to present 10 the people OF
the west this coming season.
Judge Ferdinand Erickson has been
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WEDDING BELLS.

Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following couples
James w. Doyle of American Fork.
and Clara Il. Sabey of I.ehi.
Halma Smith and Elizabeth Mccham,
both of Provo
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JusTEsEN-oLsEN NUPTIALs.

Theodore Olsen, son of Mr., and Mrs.
VIM. Olsen, and Miss Grace Justesen
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Jus
tesep of Srping City, we've married in
Salt Lake City yesterday.
The Merchants OF Mt. Pleasant are
attending a convention at Ephraim of
the county merchants. where county
and local organizations are being con-
sidered.
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state st. Hardware for garden hose,
tools and poultry netting, z52 state st,
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SUIT ON A NOTE.

Suit has been filed in the second
district court by Fred Hillman against
John Gotham and Andrew Rose. TO
recover s215.5O alleged 10 be due on n
promissory note.
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CHRISTENSEN SHOE 60.

Articles of incorporation Of the Chris
tenspn Shoe company have been filed
with the county clerk. The company is
incorporated for a period of - years,
with Ogden City as its principal place
of business. The business pursuit of
general retail and wholesale boot and
shoe business. 1t is capitalized at $40
900. divided into shares of the par value
of 800 each. The officers of tho COM
peny are Nels c. Christensen, presi-
dent; Norman Christenson vice presi-
dent and secretary: Alfred Christensen.
treasurer ana general manager and
the three form the board of directors.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
y. Yamishiti, the Japanese who plead
guilty to the charge of assault VIII
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kept to his room with siege of indi-
gestion.
The house and lot belonging to Mrs.
Whiting was sold yesterday by the
county clerk for 1925, Theo Candland
being the purchaser
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

be
Works Residence S2 Fourth North St Phone S5-M
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attended the Maeser school for eight
years and will be graduated from the
eighth grade this spring with high
honors. He enjoys the distinction of
never being tardy, absent or unpre-
pared during the eight years Of his
attendance.
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MUSICALE At
SACRED HEART
~-----------------------
Miss Virginia Tarter, a Talented
Young Graduate Will Give
Program.
gALyERSoN VS.. GLASMANN
tibeI sui. Hearing Before Judge MUIR
phy~-Christenscn Shoe Company
Incorporates--News Notes.

ogden May g.--Miss Virginia Tarter,
talented young lady graduate from
The Sacred Heart academy conserva-
ory " music will render the follow
ing program tomorrow evening at the
lcademy hall:
Essay "Tho Vibrant Note" ......
Observation-Disclosures. Miss V. Tarter
Fantasia 1mpromptu, OPP &C.. Chopin
valse de Concert, op. IA, No. H..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. RubenStoin
ia) Song. op. 55, No. 5.,,.. MacDowell
ib) Bal d'Enfans .....,....., Westerout
LED Spring Song, on. 33........L lebling
Variation (fOr left hand only), Op.
12a.u......."G God Save the Queen"
Noctulne, Loves Dream" List
rhanson Bohelne from Carmen.
,............... ANA. Mo2kowski
ON TRIAL FOR LIBEL.
Case of Dist. Atty. Halycrson ", VIM.
Glnsniann Before Judge Murphy.
Ogden May 9.--The second criminal
abel suit brought by District Attorney
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MORONI.
NEW BIsHoPRIc FOR FREEDOM

Andreas Jcnsen succeeds Geo. T.. Nor.
icy-OpporiunltIes for Hon,cseckers.
Special Correspondence,
Maroni. sanpcte CO., May ION Sat
urday, May o, tho bishoprIc OF Freedom
ward was roorganized by President G.
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George Halverson against William
Glasmann was heard in the municipal
court, yesterday, before Judge Murphy,
Tho prosecution underworld to show by
Witnesses that certain lbelous, articles
were published in the Ogden Standard
and Morning Examiner which papers
the prosecution cndeavored to prove
were owned and edited by Mr., Glas-
mann at the time the alleged libelous
articles were published. Judge NIur
ply took the case under adVisemeut
until next Monday morning.
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H.. A. Larkin,
t>.ianhnpa 19q-k

Manager, II. A. Larkin,
i66 gath ST. Telephone 133-k
Advertisements for tho Daily.
Saturday and Semi weekly News
accepted on the same terms as at
the Salt Lake Office.
-
Calculator, John j. McGrcgor,
2245 Wash. Ave. Ind. Tel Isl
Office with Lambert Paper Co,
Payments for the Daily, saturday
and Semi Weekly News should be
made TO the circulatcr Delivery
made by carrier on the same terms
as IN salt Lake,
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THURBER.

trains Cor Bali a. salloir n IN.
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ON TRIAL FOR LIBEL.

Case of Dist. Atty. HaIycrson ", VIM.
Glnsniann Before Judge Murphy.
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Trains for Bail at saltair s p. m.