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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11
2 You don't really \
know what's good
until you use-vs
ye53II!5S
Chocolate,

Professor won L'shle says Good
chocolate preserves health and prolongs
ufc" Conoe ia dangerous end vishy-
vasby substitutes unslusfyiug. CHR
Urdcurs Ground Chocolato-thc original
and genuine ground Chocolate-is proc
pured by the exclusive GhirardoIh
process which effects perfect blend
ing OF chocolate and sugar, and results
iu distinctive and most delicious
flavor II is superior Boz every respect
to the out-of-dato cake chocolate and
may be- prepared instantly boy the mere
addition of boiling milk. a cup of CHR
ardcurs Ground Chocolate at breakfast
is delicious stimulating strengthen
;ug and sustaining. GhIwrielis
Ground Chocolate also takes tle place
of cake chocolate. for am culinary uses
u is always ready makes lighter cakes
sud puddiugs. and imparts most de-
licious favor to them
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11
COOK CWYoMlNG) FLOcKS
INFECTED WITH SCABlES.


Special Correspondence.
Douglas. wyo. Dec. 9-rhe nocks of
Louis Cook local sheepmcn. ore in-
foctcd with the dreaded disease. scab-
ioe. and 90 is feared O. wide range has
been oxposed and that general cute
break win occur The Cook sheep are
part of herd of l0u neaa import
ca tu Wyoming from Montana IHHt AH-
gust hy Edward Arnold uf Lusk Tho
latter after receiving H government
hl' certifying The sheep Goo be clean.
crossed the lur into WyomIng and
trI.'od to dipping watts Ht Mo1rch0fi,
whore the sheep were thoroughly
dipped After dipping they were trolcI
from MOOr0ruli tH Che vicinity OF IueE
% distance of $50 miles. whore they
were cut up into small punches and
sold Goo several rauclmcn.
Inspectors off che state bo7ri OF sheep
commissioners have quorautinoi Tho
Cook sheep and they win Doe dipped.
Inspectors win also go to Lusk and
quarantine the balance of Tho imunr-
tutl1u. and amy other sheep with which
they have come ir contact
r. is feared other sheep may hro7ly
out with tho dlscase for the Arnold
importation was troilcl "a great disc
lance from the Montana line to Moor
croft before being dipped at an and
"a LARGE territory was exposed after
the sheep left the dipping.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11
DAVIS SHOE CO.

Howard TO come 20 Frankfort TO 'fo
the lob
Youtsey testified that Taylor stated
Doe would give $500, "a pardon and a
military escort 20 the Wountaius &C. the
man who would kin Goebel
Youtscy identified the original AMI
dsvits which he gave Powers while
both were iu the Louisville jal. In
which Noutsey made oath that he
knew nothing against Powers TO con.
meet him IN any way with the assas,
slnatiou Of Gocbel. The AFFIDAVIT tho
witness stated, was given to Powers
at his request for the purpose OF get
ting Powers a new trial. as his case
was then pending In the court OF aB.
peals. An agreement purportiug 20 have
been given Y0utsey by Powers In eN-
change for the amldavit was also put
iu evidence. The agreement was 70
the effect that the affidavit made by
EOutsey for Powers should not be
made public and should be returned TO
Noutsey In 10 GAYS. Youtsey stated
that he knew when he made the state
mcnts sworn 70 I'm the affidavit that
they were false, and that Powers knew
it, too, but Powers said he must have
10 TO get "A new hearing He said Pow
ers wrote the agreement.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11
HENRY Y0UTSEY TELLS OF
G0EBEL'S ASSASSINATION,

Georgetown. KY. Dec l0-Honry u.
Youtsey now serving . life sentence
Tor completely bon the assassination. or
william G0cbel was "a witness today
boz the trial of caleb Powers. lie told
OF "a conversation with Dr W. n. john
son ns 10 killing Goebel and Of the
purchase by Noutsey of smokeleaa
cartridges in Cincinnati he said ua-
fore the cartridges were bought john
son became inpatient ana said n0utsey
could shoot Goebel from the secretary
OF states window.
Youtsoy detailed the events leading
90 tho tragedy and the preparations
which ho had arranged for the shoot
Ing. m was Aoutscy who met James
Howard who o. alleged 40 have done
me shooting. upon bis arrival in
Frankfort Y0utsey told Of placing
guns in Powers Office, raising the win
dow ana drawing the curtain to the
window, of pointing out Goehel as be
approached tho capitol and seeing
Howard aim at hls victim.
He then Left the room ana heard mo
crack of the rifle as hc Nas descending
the stairs Tho witness connected
Powers directly By stating that he
nxed the door FOR the entrance OF tho
assessor and approved OF the plan,
YOutsey also said former Gov Iay-
Ion dictated letter 20 him aakins
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11
EXPENSIVE BOOTS.
Two Pairs Stolen by Brown and Hat
field Cost Fifty Days.

Tho incorporation Of two pairs OF
boots means 50 days in the city jail at
hard labor for Wilton Brown and
Thomas HATFIELD The men stole the
boots yesterday morning, as noted IN
last evenings News" from a CONNER
cial street shoemaker. sThey were
caught practically IN the act and were
charged with petit larceny. Yesterday
afternoon late they were tried before
Judge Diehl. The hearing had scarcely
been started when Brown pleaded gull
~ obviously for the purpose OF saving
Hatfield. The latter pleaded not guilty
but the evidence against him was
strong and he was declared guilty. The
pair wore sentenced 10 90 days iu the
city jail
Guy Hawley. an opium nend charged
with Vagrancy, was sentenced 90 30
days in the city Jail HaWley has been
given several opportunities IA leave
the city but he likes Salt Lake TOO
wen 90 leave. Carl SchaefIer. did not
deny that ho had been begging ON the
streets Thirty days We're his por-
tion.
Pear Hotchkiss, convicted yesterday
afternoon OF obtaining meals under
false prc1enses from "a Commercial
street lunch counter. was discharged.
u appeared that be had previously been
extended credit ana because he was
slow in paying the proprietor had him
arrested. I'm passing upon the case
Judge Dlehl stated that he ala not pro-
pose that the court should be- used as
"a collecting agency and while he found
the man guilty as charged, no sentence
would boz imposed ana HOtchkias was
given his liberty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
Exclusive OF Money Question Chicago
VIII Get il, Says Taggart.

Chicago, Dec. 10.-Thomas Taggart.
chairman Of the Democratic national
committee, left here today for Wash
ington, where the committee will meet
on Thursday TO decide upon tho date
and place OF the next Democratic con-
VentiOn.
Mr. Taggart was accompanied By
Roger c. Sullivan of Illinois, Urrey
Woodson OF Kentucky and Martin j.
Wade OF Iowa, all members OF the ma
tiOnal committee. Before leaving Mr..
Taggart gave out the official list of
cities which are after the convention.
II includes ST. Louis, Atlantic City.
Louisville. Chicago, Denver, st. PAU
and Cincinnati.
Mr. Taggart said that Cleveland has
been mentioned. but that he had not
heard from there officially. Speaking OF
the requirements, he said:
Geography. railroad facilities, hotels
and finances will be the combination to
win. ] have no hesitancy in saying that
exclusive of the money question, Chi
cagO will get the convention. l have
been assured. however, that there Is not
yet sufficient money IN sight to insure
the meeting for this city"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11
Agreement Between Pacific and
Wells Fargo Companies Goes
Into Effect Jan. |.
is IN HARRlMANS INTEREST
Arrangement Has Never Been Really
Approved by Either side. and
Change Is Welcomed.

The change OF companies in the exc
press route between this city and Los
Angeles and san Dicgo which was FIRST
published I'm Saturday, News" will
take place Jan. !. when the Pacific TX
press company rctires f-om its control
OF the business between salt Lake and
Daggett. CAL leaving the Wells-FargO
company fun swing over the entire line
Co tideUater This move has caused
some Co imagine that the Gould inter
osts were thereby the gamer ana that
Hartman was losing To- some extent
at least. his hold on the san Pedro.
The facts are that the Pacific Express
company. instead OF being "a Hartman
asset is controlled by the Gould inc
terests. as George Gould holds 6O per
cent OF the stock. although the HaUl-
man interests DO hold some of g.
Mr. Hartman is president of the
Wous-Fargo Express company $50 the
change is strictly in the interest OF the
Hartman lines The Pacific Express
company operates between this city ana
Portland ana thence east 60 Euu3l1.
Pittsblrg and Wheeling, w Va. 10 also
operates au through the southwest as
FAR as El Paso. Tex ana Don fact
wherever the Gould lines rum.
WAS NOT SATISFACTORY.
The bifucated plan of operation be-
tween salt Lake and Los Angeles new
or did prove satisfactory to either eN-
press company. The Pacific people
charged a tonnage To- the Wclls-Fargo
company between salt Lake and Dag
gett that the latter failed 90 relish as
much as Sc might. and in retaliation
the Wcus-Fargo company would divert
an eastbound business possible from
southern California around hy me way
of San Francisco. thus depriVing the
Pacific people Of prospective revenue
So the Pacific Express management
concluded with the expiration OF con,
tracts Jan. I next 20 make no specla
effort to retain the salt Lake-pag
gett business. and as might be expected
the Pacific's bid was below that OF th'
other company-in fact, it might az
well not have been made at all, eXcepl
perhaps for appearances. The Faclh'
Express company Is satisfied th'
Wells Fargo company is satisfied. anC
the change occurs Jan. l, with every
body satisfied an round
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11
MEMORY IMPROVED.
Since Leaving on Conee.

Many persons suffer from poor
memory who never suspect coffee has
anything 20 do with u.
The drug caneine-in coffee. nets
inturiously on the nerves and heart.
causing imperfect circulation, TOO
much Ia the brain az one time, 100
little ln another part. This often
causes dullness which makes good
memory nearly impossible
~ am nearly 40 years old and ava
rot know that coffee WAS the cause of
the stomach and heart trouble ] suf-
fcrod from for many wears, until about
four years ago writes kans. wo-
man.
"a Kind noighbor induced mo 10
quit coffee and try Postum. / had been
ruffcrlng severely and was greatly re-
duccd lu flesh After using Postum "a
little while / found myself Improving.
my heart beats became regular ana
now / seldom ever notice any symu-
toms 0f my Ola stomach trouble at an.
My nerves are steady and nay memory
decidedly better than while ] was us
ing coffee.
~ IKE the taste OF Postum fully as
well as coffee. Ay sister told me twn
years ago mat she dld not like it, but
when ! showed her how 10 make 10 ace
Cording 40 directions. she thought 10
was delicious
IN Is best 10 pour cold water over
your Postum, lei II come 90 "a boil then
BON 10 minutes. That brings out the
favor and fun food value
'eThore'a a Reason"
Name given by Postum Co.. Bat
ne creek. Mich. Get tho booklet.
"The Road 10 WellNlle.' 10 pkgA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11

%. williams alone. on the former four
indictments. each gae sentenced 20 pay
o. fine off Slco and serve % hours in tho
Churchill county jai at Fol'on for
eaoh Indictment.
George b. Williams was sentenced 90
nav "a fine OF 5000 and serve "a hours m
JAIL
The sentences were passed $50 as 20
mako them concurrent and they VIII
have expired before the convicted mon
wil have reached the county scat %
Churchill. where they are 20 be imuris-
oncd. thereby relieving them of the
Thought that thew might Doe locked up
in The county bastilc FOR even fow
hours.
The fines were promptly paid by the
two men as soon as court adjourned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11
MAY ADD CITY LANDS.
Forestry Department vii Probably
IKE Over Watersheds.

Supervisor L. II. Clarke of the Salt
lAke and Wasatch forest reserves, with
lrlectors r. e. Benedict and J. NJ.
flerot Of the forestry service. were
consalntion with city Engineer L.
, Kelsey yesterday regarding the pro-
tciei annexation Of city watershed
binds TO the salt Lake and Wasatch
Deserves The plan was preached by
ae city engineer and received tho fav-
uabe action OF the council 1t was
1H forwarded to the forestry depart
i lut at Washington and the officers
Ne are now directed to examine INTO
as details of the plan and TO repor; u
sadguarters IN Washington. II Is be-
eyai that the communications of the
1esiy officers stationed In this city
/ lil favor the plan.
H lhs idea behind the plan is to have
De federal government take over the
nds for administrative purposes,
Ihy win then plant the watersheds
pin trees and thus conserve the mois-
rl o.. the lands which are now some
MAJ barren.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11
LONG LOST BROTHER.
After Many Years Returns Wealthy
But Not Recognized by Family.

New York, Dec. 1l.-Lost 20 his rela-
tives and friends for % years, and for
many years mOurned as dead, Charles
Werner has returned 10 his old home
in Brooklyn. Since he left home Wer-
uers father and mother have died. but
he SIN has three brothers and three sis
ters living IN klatbush. They failed 10
recognize him on his return. and he
was finally identified by an old black
smith about whose forge he used 20
play when a boy, Werner IS now
wealthy ranch owner and lives with his
wife and children near Abe, Okla. When
he reached Brooklyn Werner discovered
that there as small fortune awaiting
him which was left him by an uncle
ln Germany. lie has been declared le-
gally dead. but Will take steps TO have
himself declared legally alive again.
Werner ran away from home when no
was "a years old, having become en-
amored Of the west by seeing Wild
west show IN Brooklyn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11
HlMmToN's GRANDSON DEAD.

Tarrvtown. N. J.. Dec. 1o.-Nai
Cen. Alexander Hamilton. grandson
Of Alexander Hamilton. secretary of
the treasury under George Washing
ton, died az his home here TODAY. aged
50 years. Tie was born in New York
in 1915. and early iu life was aide to
Gov Morris and later TO Gov. Sew
mour He spent two wears qt Wcst
Point. and at the outbreak of the civil
war. organized the Fifth artillery
Gen Hamilton served directly unde.
President Lincoln for "a time. and was
iu command OF tho troops In New Yorh
az the time OF the draft riots
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11
Appendicitis.
|Ow To Avoid II and Escape a
Surgical Operation, Told BY
One Who Knows.
Simple Method That Is Always
EncaCious.

E.niCaCiOus,
lt has only been a few years since
VAS discovered that "a surgical OPP
"Nln would cure appendicitis, In
az p h1s been but short time since
ne disease was discovered and named.
whenever there rs an inilamed com
.loh of The appendix. caused by Inn
atIeI iaoscs In the small cavity
enhs into the intestine you then
4 ayo appendicitis
/ ihe older doctors used % call this
4 At llmalInu Of tho bowels. and were
0eHed io know the cause.
L.tN now, with am the knowledge
nave ~ tho disease. no medical
ON can teIi you why we should have
appendix why we find it. wlSnre n
OF what are lts functions. IL il has
i lhe disease for which the operation
4 cure rs usually caused by indi-
. ,Noh ana 'n many cases follows
ais' ana Iudigastible meal.
clans have until recently rec
.ha.d 1n operation. but now. as
AN'tN tnat 10 is caused by in-
saI'N. Ur dyspepsia. n cure without
operation is assured.
hh,f. 'ne patient ls treated with
warts Dyspepsia Tablets. the un-
''HI conditions prevailing rapidly
Inr stomach ana intestlnes
l''''o back in their nomal eon-
every organ 0f tho body opcr-
should, ana the innamma-
KY reduced and the operation =
.ni.1us physicians who are
\ .I tle best interests of
'u.N's wlll always keep a euu-
-.IH Dyspepsia Tablets
h iDeIr 0flco. where in cases
attacks 1f Indigestion they
/ n, lhe patient al once
/ r5 Nl record NJ "a case o. an-
Where tho stomach ana
.u H healthy condition and
MA. ''H.sle1 Iho food from meal
ot.r advice Fan be- given 10
.N1 hHs attacks ~ indlgos-
Xfr... hn' hls been thrQag med with
ihW 90 ton him 90 go
t.t INN store pay 90 cents. and
L.. r package of stuarts Dys-
yen heartburn gas la STONE
hlHr.s heart disease on stom-
'lH'.s sour eructlons ncldltv
M a't''on are present ACT ai
tr.N.f dose ~ the Tablets aud
lll aa possible
ar. Afsiaia50 cents.
~ your name and address TO-
Mill AZ once send YOU by
nnle package free. Address
inbsn Co., $50 Stuart Bldg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11

Santa Claus" Viii soon be
around and while thinking
about what your Xmas gifts
are going to be. You had bet
ter look in the Money Back"
Shoe Store. You can give
nothing that will be sppre-
ciated as much as a swell pair
of money Back Shoes or
Slippers. We have them in
endless variety 10 suit every
purse-Yes they can he ex-
changed any time after the
Holidays, get them now while
all sizes, widths and styles
are complete.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11
Couple Past Sixty Year Mark
Enter Matrimony Smilingly

could get the license and ceremony to-
gether for $3.50.
The country clerk informed him that
he was required by law 10 collect 81 so
for each license. but he said that he
could manage things for them. After
the license was drawn. Clerk smith.
who has authority as an elder TO per
form marriages, conducted the couple
into an adjoining room and
united the old people in we'd
lock. They left the building with
faces than even were seen when they
entered the offices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11
PLENTY OF COAL.
Recurrence OF Fuel Famine OF Last
Year Not Likely.

Manager II. G.. Williams Of the Utah
Fuel company says that Utah and the
entire inter-mountain ountry has
more coal on hand than at any one
time in the past two years due to the
mild winter and the increased produc-
ton, The Utah ana Wyoming mines
are shipping away ahead OF the de-
mand. But the price can not be low
cred until the cost OF production is
lowered. Prices were advanced be-
cause the operators had 10 raise the
wages OF the miners. Utah coal is so
cents per ton cheaper than Wyoming
coal. The restriction OF work I'm the
mines and smelters OF Utah and Ne
vada has reduced the total consump-
ton OF coal enormously. The Nevada
roads are choked with cars Of coal
which have not been unlOaded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11
THOMAS SUCCEEDS HAvEMEYER

New York. Dec. 10.-W. b Thomas
today was elected acting president Of
the American Sugar Refining company
10 MI the vacancy caused by the death
of II. o. Havemeyer. The vacancy I'm
the board Of directors caused BY Mr..
Havemeyer's death was filled by the
election Of his son. Horace.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11

DO the right thing 81 you have Ma
sal Catarrh Get Ely's Cream Balm
at once. Don't touch the catarrh pow
ders and snuffs. for thes contain CO.
caine. EIy's Cream Balm releases the
secretions that inhame the nasal pass
ages and the throat, whereas me''r'
made with mercury merely dry up the
secretons and leave you mo- better tAal
you We're In a word, Ely's cream
Balm Is "a real remedy. not "a deluslon'
All druggists. 80 cents. or mailed by
Flv Bothers. sc Warren Street, New
York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11
condition of Utah's Finances.
State Treasurer Submits Annual Report to Governor Cutler
Shows Smaller Balance on Hand But Land Board Finds
Out at Interest Show Healthy Tendency.

That The fact that the state land board
has been able % place more OF the
states money out at interest Is rec
spouslhle for the shrinkoco Bon the bal
ancc ON hand. but that 30 roon. is an
increase rather than a decrease. The
added condition that taxes are slower
ln coming ln this year than last, owing,
no doubt. to the financial stringcncy. Is
looked To ns another cause FOR the
shrinkago. Tho annual report shows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11
FOR ILLEGAL FENCING.
Williams Brothers Of Nevada Fined
And Imprisoned for Oncnse.

Carson. New, Dec. 10.-Today I'm the
United States district court Judge Far
rington pronounced sentence on thu
williams brothers for the illegal fenc-
ing Of federal lands IN the eastern and
northern paris Of the state. There were
FIVE indictments in AL four against the
two brothers and one against George
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11

smiling bridegroom Of So years,
with bis bride. also smiling. but three
years younger appeared before Deputy
County Clerk David A. Smith yesterday
10 procure a marriage license. When
they found that the important instru-
ment would cost $3.50 they were some
what psrturbed. as the bridegroom had
only $3.50 concealed about his person.
he askedf it could not be made cheap
er. because they had figured that they
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11
LIVESTOCK CONVENTION.
Eleventh Annual One Called to Meet
In Denver Jan 81, 1908.

Denver Col. Dec. 1O.-The call Of
the eleventh annual convention Of the
American National Livestock associ-
alton 90 be held in this city Jan. ~
and %. 1908, was issued today.
The call for the convention is signed
bv Murdo Mackenzie, president Of tho
association, and r. w. Tomlinson,
.oureIlrN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11
TEN YEARS FOR BIGANIY.

Santa Ana, Cal. Dec. 10.-George S.
Best, the actor whose marriage with
Miss Cecile Fleming Of Los ANGELES
was annulled. today pleaded guilty to
charge Of bigamy and was sentenced
TO 10 years imprisonment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11
FUNERAL or MRS. TAFT.

Mnbury Mass, Dec. 10.-The funeral
Of Mrs. Louisa NJ. TAFT mother Of Secy.
of War TAFT was held at her late home
here today. Rev George A. Putnam
OF the First Congregational church OFF,
ciated. The body viii be sent 90 Gin
cinnau. o. for burial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11
AurAnN ro rIGnT mrGnEs.

New York. Dec. 10.-Gov. Hughes or
der directing the removal from office OF
Borough President Ahearn of the bor-
ouRh of Manhattan for alleged neg
leet will not take immediate effect a
restraining order. returnable Friday
was issued today by Justice TruaN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-11

..r,-t Of state Treasurer james
lp l..n for the fiscal year Just
Cll,.. beeu filed with Governor
tnl.' rYtI.r The report shows
. ,.,D Oh hand smaller than The one
l'... ,elr. but "a more prosperous
Co. ,f tho states funds is shown
d..ric This fact I'm disc
o. .~ its report Mr. Chritensen said
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