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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-01-26

Mrs W. G. Brantley entertained the
six-Hand Euchre club and number
Of other friends with a pretty party
yesterday afternoon in honor Of her
guest. Mrs. ]. C. Henley. The prize
was won by Mrs. f. D. Walter ana
the consolation by Mrs. ]. D. Sparks.
The winners presenting them to the
guest Of honor The guests present
were Mesdames J. T. Colson. e D.
walter. c. b. Conyeis. f. D N,
strachan. H. w Cornell. j. w Thorn
as. r. r. Hopkins. J p. Sparks. w
N TupPer. J W. Bennet
A delightful ster roast wasssFon
saursday sSShing p honorl>6f Miss
Louise Balkcom. of Georgetown. who
is the guest Of Mrs. B. F. Mann The
party was chaperoned by Mr. and
Mrs. Mann and the occasion was
amuch enjoyed by all participating
Those present were. Misses Louise
BaReom. Carrie and Lulu Stacy, Mar
ie and Josephine Torras. Clara Monk
Of albany, Laura Jones, Mcdonald,
Gibbs, Norris and Ware. Messrs. Char
les Thrupp. Ed Decker. j. NJ. Smith.
w II. Harwell Henry Bunhey En-
nest Mcdonald, Edwin Dart, 0ren Dod-
elas, X. E. Ramsey. Eugene Marlin,
Fred Chapman.
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TO CURE ANY DISEASE,
The Cause Must be Removed, saaas
Way with DnndruG.

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No other hair preparation is on this
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Smiths Pharmacy, Agents
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Call on Davis g. Blacborhv. ll6
Monk street, for groceries lowest
mRrkef prices
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
SANTA FE FINED
S33O.OO0 FOR REBATlNG

Los Angeles, Cal, NOV. Judge Olin
Wonborn, 400 tho United states district
court. today dned the Atchison. Topeka
a. santa Ne Railroad company $3.50 900
Tor Relating The fine was what the
court denominatcd Fan intos mediate
penalty the maximum which might
nave been assessed being N.3200 600. and
the minimum $50, 5000 The court re-
viewed the case in a written opinion of
some length in which 10 stated that
there were sufficient doubtful and eX-
tcnuaging circumstances tn preclude
the possibility Of a maximum sentence,
and yet sufficient intention Of wrong
doing shown to make impossible min
imum penalty The Santa Fe company
was convicted on oct. II last by "a
jury GA the federal court OF granting
re bates 10 the Grand Canyon Lime a
Cement company of Arizona IL was
found guilty on AN Of the 66 counts
charged ia the indictment after but an
hours deliheration. The rebates which
were given on shipments Of lime and
cement from Nelson, Ariz., 10 Los An
geles, ranged in amounts from 80 cents
10 SIS. The company claimed that these
amounts were not rebates on the regu-
lar freight rate but were I'm the form
OF damages 20 goods shipped which
were allowed after such claims mad
AiN' "a 90 ittf+A ~ NAN1NlAAAA anu llWhNN lAl
each instance.
The court today did not take that
view Of the case. however. and stated
that 10 was not convinced by any
means that these amounts represented
bonafde settlements Of claims
1t Is hard to believe" the court con-
tinued, in its opinion, that the agents
Of the corporation did not know that
that they were violating the law In
any event such ignorance Of the law is
almost equivalent to a criminal knowi-
edge Of e."
Solicitor e. w Camp for the COM
pany Immediately moved stay OF
judgment. which was required, he said.
by the time necessitated in preparing
the defendants bill OF exceptions.
Counsel indicated that Jan would
suit them for a limit on the stay.
United states District Attorney Law
Ter objected 20 so long time, and
Judge Wellborn fixed the stay an 80
days with the privilege OF an extens.o on
if "a sufficient showing should be made
TO the court at that time The court
then peremptorily called the next case
on the docket None Of the Santa Re
officials were present today the conn
pany being represented by solicitor
Camp and Attorney Van Colt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
TAFT DECIDES TO RETURN
BY WAY OF VLADIV0ST0K

Manila. Nov. 7.-sccy. Taft has deh-
nitely decided 90 return home by way
Of Vladivostok through Siberia and Flu
rope. He has received. through the
American consul az Vlad.vostok, the
assurance OF the Russian governor that
the recent disturbances there will have
DO effect on his plans. The secretary
win san from here AT noon on Sunday
ou the flagship Rainbow as the guest
of Rear Admiral Hemphin and VIII
reach Nladivostok in time 90 take "a
train on the Siberian railway ou Noy.
10.
The cruisers Chattanooga ana Den
yer VIII accompany the Rainbow as an
escort.
secy. Taft Be- much pleased that De-
is able 10 carry out bis original plan
OF travel. Tie expressed great saiia-
faction with thc result of tne Elections
in the United states. though Doe docs NOT
believe they arc indicative 0f thc aiti-
udo of the people on national issue p
Ho h gratlnod with che Republican VIC
tory in Kentucky. although he expected
D. and is pleased with tine result ol ihU
contest FOR me mayorulty lu Cincinnati
q.
with the exception of formal .are-
well reception ON Friday night me
preparations for the departure of inc
sccrotary have been completed tc VIII
mako nO more speeches hero. 40 noon
today he attndd reception rendered
bv 10 assembly ln his honor but has
declined 90 accept any engagements Tor
tonirnt. having decided 0t oufuir the
dino before his departure to reel.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
ON TRIAL FOR
IMMENSE FRAUDS
Edward G. Lewis Said to Have
Collected S1,1e5,0Oo Through
His Mail Order Bank.
HE ADVERTISED A sWlNDLE.
Promised 10 Put In Dollar for Every
Dollar Subscribers Put Into
Concern.

81. Louis. Mo-. Nov. 6-Aueslng that
Edward G.. Lewis had fraudulcnuy
collected Nls5000 through the opera
ton OF his man-ordcr bank cine de-
funct Peoples United States bank If
University City. and Jhat DE had
loaned himself or his concerns ssit,oo0
Of that money. the government today
began the presentation of one OF its
cases against the former banker in the
United states district court iOfore
judge John r. Garland The jury was
completed within 20 minutes after the
opening ~ the afternoon session. and
then Atty Chester H. Krum OF this
city. special council appointed by Atty
Gen Bonaparto. made the prosecution
dressinp the jury Atty krum for the
prosecution said:
we shall show to you that Lewis de-
vised and put into effect mai-order
scheme advertised IN his Woman
Magazine and Woman's journal. in-
ducements Co get people TO subscribe
stock ana make deposits. and we shall
snow ANAL NN Nll tHN itlAI "hN N+'
Inducements. These publications con-
tanning the advertisements and Nati-
GUS additional literature and circulars.
am with the intention OF inducing peo-
pie TO invest in his scheme, went
through the United states mail Lewis
IN advertisements at the time said that
his publications reached 100000 fami-
lies.
"At the time Of the organization of
this bank. known by various names, on
Nov. ~. 1901, this defendant hud Dee
cclycd si1s5.0OO from these families to
put into his scheme. bis advertise
ment and mis- circulars all stated lnat
Tor every dollar put in by hs readers
ne would put Ia one of bis own. AL
he ever put in was enough TO buy two
shares OF stock. and thar was because
he had 10 be a stockholder in order 20
b., lon tho affair. He told his readers he
had private fortune he would put INTO
the business. and ne had no private
fortune He told his readers in the
same auuring advertisements that the
loaning board of the bank would n-
composed of five directors OF the pest
hanks of ST. Louis, and 10 was COM
posed OF Lewis himself and four OF nus
employees 600 the Lewis Publishing CONF
pany.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
In Railroad Circles.

The street crossings az Hickory
street ST. Louis avenue. Mulberry and
Santa Re streets were blocked for %
minutes by a train A. J.. Anderson,
the conductor. was In the police court
90 tell why. says the Kansas city
star
You see. It was this way" he said.
1--WE wore pulling into ArmOurdale
when the train suddenly stopped.
ran 20 hnd what was wrong. Wen,
the engine was around one curve, the
cabooso around another, and cOuldn' {
get a signal to either man. The tow
erman was handing me the backup
and somebody else was giving me the
go ahead. just then 1 found an angle
cock had dropped from the air tube
ON one OF the cars and they were
trying 10 line up the switches on me.
Then ] got a ston word and ] found
ont a pin litter had dropped
Stacked en- ahead as soon as ] could,
but ] couldn't help matters"
II guess So" said Judge kryle
Ten dollars"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
WILL BE NO RAILROAD
STRIKE IN GREAT BRITAIN

London. NOV. 6.-Thn anticipated raii-
road strike throughout Great Britain
the idea Of which caused so much con-
Germ TO the British public, has been
avertcd by an agreement dtaitea py
David Lloyd-George, president OF the
board of trade, and sigued az "A lale
hour tonight by the chairman OF inc
principal railroad companies aud the
roprescntatiVes of the Amalgamated
society OF Railway Servants.
The agreement provides for the COM
alteration of further matters ia dispute
primarily by a sectional board OF cone
Citation representing the various
grades Of employees ana the indiVlduai
railroads. Ia case of disagreement set-
Element will be reached by the board
of cancellation and an equal number of
men representing the full membership
of tho society III the board and tine
representatives fail 40 reach decision
me matter then must be settled by ar
bitration.
Tho directors OF the railroads thus
bind themselves 20 compulsory outside
Intervention m disputes with their em-
Moves. The board viii in every case be-
composed OF elected employs OF The
companies concerned as WI as ONE
,ials of the various ralhois Us.
Tho dispute, apart from is effect on
the public business. has attracted the
attention OF the officials ol the govern
ment. even that OF King Edward.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
WALTON GOES TO CHICAGO

p. S. Eustis, passenger traffic mana
ger OF the Burlington has called the
roads passence" agents together and
a big meeting is scheduled 90 be held
I'm tine Grand Pacific hotel. Chicago.
Nov 10. A gathering OF this kind is
held every year. Travelling passenger
agents meet with their supariors 90 talk
over the situation generally. j. w.
Walton. travelling passenger agent.
with headquarters in This city viii leave
tonight Hs representative OF the local
offices
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
THE FUTURE OF THE PACIFIC.

10 is generally conceded. 7 believe.
hy fhe best and most far-sighted minds.
that the greatest world trade of the fu-
ture is TO be- across the Pacific. For
centuries trade centered Con the Meditor-
ranean with the result that the largest
and most important cities of that tune
were formed ON Che shores of southern
Europe and northern Africa. Tho dis
covcry % America. then wilderness.
centered trade later in the Atlantic. and
then grew up on the shores of western
Europe and eastern America. So the
cities Of the Pacific coast of America
in time viii probably be- On proportian
20 tho trade across The Pacific. and the
trade across an ocean. other things be-
ing equal is in proportion 70 the num-
Der OF people who live along It's Dor
dcrs.
Today the Pacific coast OF the United
States has about 0ne-t twelfth as many
peonle as live along the Atlantic sea-
bo1ro. yet the shores ~ the Pacific are
many times richer in natural resources
than are those or the Atlantic There
is hardly any comparison between the
sterile hills of New England and the
garden valleys Of Washington Oregon
and California. California alone is.
broadly speaking two-thirds the size u
France, and is easily capable of sup
porting 20 coo 900 people France sup
ports 40 900 00o Along the lower half
OF the western sea coast. fo~ hundreds
OF miles. there is but one world har-
hor-San Francisco. This fact alone
lnsures to the Golden Gate a city as
large as Paris, or even larger The
growth Of this city--Or OF any Of the
other cities on the Pacific coast. Will
not be sudden. but 10 viii be in exact
proportion TO the pressure ~ popula-
ton go America. the awakening of Asia
las Japan has awakcned-and the dc-
velopment OF other Pacific shores
Chauncev Thomas In Success Magazine
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
GOOD BOOKS
FOR
THE HOLIDAYS.

The work OF preparing high
cIn-s books that VIII SUIT the
TASTES of young and old tor
the coming holidays n now
going on az the Dcscrct News
Book store.
several year, of experience
. have demonstrated to the -nt-
isfacuon Of the management
thnt the demand for the best
literature at Christmas time Is
steadily growing. 10 meet
thl- demand. Ono thut ought to
Doe encouraged in AN ways, the
Book Store has decided io de-
vote ubc space hitherto used
for TOYS and holiday brio
hrar entirely tn books Books.
therefore of the best grade,
viii form the big feature OF
tire Dc-erct News establishment
during holiday time.
shipments have already be-
gun Co arrive. ana arrange
meuts have boon made with
such standard Publishing hou--
c- as Harper hroihcr-, McMii-
ian a 60. Dodd Mead a Coz
ecribncr,. Liitlr q Brown.
and many others Tor uielr
standard works Even though
BE- H. iittic early set people
WHO want to scieet books for
their friends can have Them
SEQ aside and carefully held
unnl near tho holiday dates
ln tho meantime the public
r. Invited 90 inspcct the large,
rnrc and hoauiifm stock az
standard literature which tho
establishment has received and
D. daily rcaeiying for tho holi-
daS iradc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
TIM WOODRUFF FOR
PRIEST ROOSEVELT IN 1908.

New York. Nov. 6.-chMrman limo
INV l.. woodruff Of ths Republican
state committee who wired the prcsi-
dcnt today chat yeaterdny's Ropuoli-
can victory n Kings county was due
10 Mr. Roosevelts strength I'm Brook
l,n. said tonight that ho believed that
me demand would to such that tho
president would be Obliged 20 accept a
denomination. Tie said;
IL am of the opinion that the de-
mand for the denomination of Theodore
Roosevelt VIII Doe $50 strong next spring
thar The president Wdl bee obliged go ac-
cept "a denomination. Every Indication
points 20 his being swept into Office by
AN overwhelming vote.
"Under the leadership OF Roosevelt
al the nation and OF Hughes I'm the
state. tho rank ana dle of the lndepcn-
denco league viii, iu nay Judgment. vote
hereafter with thc Republican party
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
OCTOBER FIRE LOSSES.


New York Nov. 1.-THE losses by IRE
ben the United states ana Canada dur
ing the month uf October. as compiled
by the Journal OF Commerce, aggregate
sl3.350.250. OF about $500 600 less than
was charged against the same month
last year Tho total losses boy dre the
first 100 months oi 1907 reached the sum
OF Sl60.165.50o. as compared with SEA-
10000 lor the same period Boz 1906, but
OF that sum san Francisco was rcspou-
sible for S2S0.OOO 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
ooNsIpERINa NEW PLAN.
Railroads win Collect Baggage at
Residences and Hotels.

Baggage representatives OF the Nari-
Gus lines Boz this city met yesterday art
ern0on 10 discuss plans and propositions
relative To- the handling of travellers
luggage. The plan put into commission
some time ago hy the Salt Lake Route
IS greatly favored. A person leaving
this OF any city over the Salt
Lake Route does not need To-
worry about baggage. Tho COM
pany sends "a wagon after o., checks
II and takes care of 20 throughout the
trip. The scheme OF delivering baggage
az a passenger destination is being
considered by the CLARK road and may
be put into effect. Other roads sent
their baggage men % talk over matters
with the Salt Lake Route and as re-
suit Of this meeting the plan of collect
ing baggage az hotels or residences may
become universal in this city A local
transfer company VIII open offices IN
the business district and after buying
"A railroad ticket from this city the tray
elcr can step into these offices and FUR
nish his address The transfer people
viii DO the rest
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
GNaaENHEIM RAILROAD.

Seattle. Wash. Nov. 6.-M j. Heuey.
who built the White Pass and Yukon
railway. has been awarded the contract
for the construction Of the Copper
River Northwestern railway, the Gug-
genheim road from COrdoVa 10 the
copper regions on the Copper river An
nouncement OF the plans projected by
the GuEFenheim interests IN connection
with the railway are expected soon
from New York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
h. q. IEWIs' TRIAL

So Louis Nov. 1.-The reading ot
noiufninous extracts from thr Women. p
Maaazlnc and tho Woman'f fafm
journal consumed today session h
Inc trial of Edward g. LrWlH on iho
chnrgo af mlsusing Tine mails in fnn-
uoctl0n with the promotion of me
Lewis Peoples United states BANK
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
RAILROAD NEWS.
BURLINGTON SPREADING.
Gets Two Hundred and Sixty Miles of
Railroad an Nebraska

The Burlington Route is acquiring
much trackage piercing much rich tor-
ritory at the present time. This cam-
paign Of acquisition has been going on
slowly and true 10 the Burlington s.
way Of doing things, without the blare
OF trumpets or glow OF red fire The
latest announcement made is that Z62
miles or railroad has passed from the
Great Northern % the Burlington. The
transfer became effective Nov. T. This
Involves a most valuable line running
from Sioux city 90 O'Neiu. Neb.. l30
miles) and another lire running from
Dakota city TO Ashland, Ncb., on ths
main line OF the Burlington. The two
roads form right angle. The former
going east and west, and the latter
about north and south Tho employees
of the road became members Of the
Burlington family II looks a whole lot
ike a new, straight line on up 10 Min
neapolig. The Burlington has in no
way showed signs of "retrenching' and
those familiar with j. j. Hilrs sagacity
and wisdom are confident things under
his ma, agement VIII run along as
usual.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07

Outlines of Ecclesiastical History"
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
BIND YorR MAGAzINEs.

Old Books, Music and Magazines
Put them IN strong new covers for
preservation. Many records Of value
can be saved by having them bound
The News bindery can do the work
IN any form al any price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07

ton to- the department of Justice that 20
TAKE immediate -tepa Goo ascertain
whether The auu-trust laws are being
disobcyed by the manufacturers OF pa
per-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
TELEPHONE SALE
DECLARED OFF
copper Decline Given as Cause
Said Bell Company is
Purchaser.

Rochester ~ s.. Nov 1.-The sale
of the Utah Independent Telephone
company by the United States Indo-
pendent company of This city to % SYM
dictate OF salt Lake copper miu0nircs.
has been declared of and their $4,000
deposit forfeited To- the h.. s.. T.
Copper decline is the cause The Bell
company tried Co buy the option ON the
Utah company from thc Em,r b. Jones
syndicate tor $4,000 10 is said that
100000 Was demanded but the BcU ro-
fused GO pay a. The Jones syndicate
has untn December 20 pay yg5Q.o00 ball
anco on the option. Bonds and stock
OF the Utah Independent Wrn
transferred here today to r.. J.. Day a.
Company Of New York. for 100000
cash. The bonds and stock were held
as collateral by bank trustee. but the
obligations under them were taken care
or
BELL REAL PURCHASER.
There is no doubt held by leading tele-
phone men that the Bell is the real
purchaser The men in control of the
L. 5. l. tried to sell the entire company
to the Bell last winter but am iuiunc-
lion prevented. The Sherman act might
prevent the Utah merger.
Rochester n. y. Nov THE United
states Independent Telephone company
has sold the Utah independent Telo-
phone company one of its subsidiary
corporations. 20 n. j.. Day g. Co. iu-
vestment bond dealers OF New York
city. The price paid was 500 00O with
$4,000 forfeited by Elmer r.. Jones. rep
reseuting Salt Lake capitalists who
took options some time ago ON this prop
erty. makes the sum realized for the
Utah holdings 100000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-07
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