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The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-05-16
NERVOUS. SHE PUTS ON 'Ho O.
sY's" CLOTHES TO SCARE
SUPPOSED BURGLAR.
MISTAKEN FOR A STRANGER
Ne.ly.Msrred Man, Furious'y Jea'0uS'
Breaks Into Own Home ana
Finds His Suspicious
Are Unfounded.

\ltddIetowp. \. Y.-"Dearest mur
INJURED the young husband. c'asplne
his wife in close embrace sha',
STAY away from the club, | swear II. J
shall remain at home and protect
you"
Although newly married. the Young
husband had rather neglected MS
bride for the club. He was there last
night until very late. But he is not
there tonight For the startling
events here related and his soul SICK
ening suspicious are still very fresh IN
his mind.
At home his wife was reading the
newspapers and as it CHANGED about
the hour that grayeyards yawn, sne
read a vivid account of a murder. she
became very nervous and started at
the slightest noise; was convinced
that a burglar was at the shutter,
then that he was pacing to and FRO
before the house.
HE must not know | am alone,
she said to herself. Il must make him
believe there is man in the house
Trembling, she quickly put on suit
of her husbands clothes and a hat OF
his. Although her heart was fiutter-
ing she opened the front door and dis
played for a moment what she fondly
believed was masculine figure TO the
lurking burglar AS she turned to go
in her husband, returning from the
club in the darkness, saw the hat, the
coat, and, worst of all, the trousers,
then saw the man invade his dove
cote. Half mad with sudden jealousy
he rushed to the door and hurled him
self against it just as his wife within
| locked il.
She shrieked in terror; the murder
GUS burglar was trying to gain en-
trance by force.
open the door, scoundrel!" hoarse-
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Let me mail you free. to prove
merit, samples of my DIR. Shops
Restorative, and my Book on either
Dyspepsia. The Heart, or The Kid
neys. Address me. DR. Shoop, Racine,
wis. Troubles of the Stomach, Heart
or Kidneys, are merely symptoms of
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nerves, and you inevitably have weak
vital organs. Here is where DR..
Shops Restorative has made its
fame. No other remedy even claims
to treat the inside nerves" Also
for bloating, biliousness. bad breath
or complexion, use Dr. Shops Restor-
atives. sold by World Drug company.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT NO. 10.

The Blizzard Mining e. Milling com
pany, principal place of business at
Spanish Fork City Utah county, Titan.
Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting of the directors held on the
9th day OF May, 1907, an assessment OF
one "a mill per share was levied upon
the capital stock of the corporation,
payable on or before the Both day of
May, 1907. to John ]. Banks, secretary,
Spanish Fork. Utah Any stock upon
which this assessment remains unpaid
on the Both day of May, 1907, VIII be
delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment Is
made before, will be sold on the 10th
day of June, 1907, to pay the delin-
auent assessment, together with the
cost OF advertising and expense OF
conducting sale.
JOHN ]. BANKS. Secretary
Spanish Fork, Utah. May 9Th, 1907
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ToADs AS SOCIETY PETS.
Women in Britain Using Them as
Table Ornaments.

London.-The fashion in reptiles as
pets has changed again.
This time society women have fa
vored the toad, and hundreds of these
reptiles have been sold recently.
Most of them are to be brought
from abroad directly the ALTERNATING
period is over.
There is large demand fo,
toads,' said dealer as he fished hal,
a dozen fine specimens out of a tank
Some of them are very pretty littl.
creatures, beautifully marked wit,
russell and other colored spots.
They are extremely clean md
lauies place them on tables as orna
ments, The giant toads can he trainot
10 recognize when they are called am
VIII Hop toward their owners in oxt,
an intelligent manner ''
Inc varieties which are mostly :,
demand come from Italy nrott,,
bright green reptile. The natteriac,
Hus MS share of popularity"
But though toads are ro,,,,.
tm" e are holding their own as nota
the angry snake" really the p purs
peaceful being the favorite NUS
Lemurs and lizards. too oro
without their admirers. are no
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Cotton Mills viii Pay More.

misunderstanding to advices from
the leading cotton centers of south
eIn New England, fully $4,000 opera
tives will have their wages advanced
about 10 per cent, beginning Monday,
May 9th. The latest upward
movement in mill wages began
in the mills operated on Fall
river, where new agreement was re-
Gently announced, providing for a high
er schedule May 20. About 10000
hands are employed by the Fall River
mills. Nearly $4,000 operatives in New
Bedford will also receive a 10 per cent
advance.
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passed away In the same hour, were
members OF the same ward, lovely
and pleasant In their lives, i'm their
death were not divided
O that each from his Lord
May receive the glad word
Well and faithfully done;
Enter into the Joy
And sit down on my throne.
M. u.
The funeral ol John Rowe was held
in the Third Ward meeting house,
Bishop Hales presiding The speak
ers were Barry Wride. Chas. w.
Booth. Bishop Larsen. President
Page and Apostle John Henry Smith.
An bore strong testimony to his in
tegrity and useful life.
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The Giant Turtle Dragged Him Into
the Water.

officers were First Officer Meinheit
Second Officer Moller and Chief En-.
gineer Tonner
When the Bradford came to anchor
in Montego bay Mr. Meinheit decided
that 1t would be a good thing to go
turtle hunting for the day. So he
and the two other officers went ashore
and started, rope in hand, for the la
goons that abound in that vicinity.
Some distance down the shore they
came upon number of big turtles
weighing all the way from 80 to 800
pounds each.
Moller started in pursuit of one
giant turtle which had taken alarm
and was making slow time over the
sands toward the waters edge. just
before the big fellow got into the
water the rope held by Moller swished
through the air and landed over the
head of the turtle. effectively lassoing
1t. II continued its flight. however
and Moller, who was paying attention
only to the capture of his prize. did
not look where the rope was going
1t coiled around the second officers
legs and a minute later Mr.. Moller
was waist deep in the water, his feet
going down deeper and deeper in the
muddy bottom of the treacherous
shore.
The first officer and chief engineer
went to Moller's assistance. but they
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too, were dragged into the quicksand
like mire, ana things were looking
grave for the trio of German officers
when Mr.. Meinheit drew his sailors
knife and started to cut the rope
Meanwhile the turtle kept on its way
waterward and the three men were
soon up to their necks in mud and
water.
The rope was too tough and too wet
for the knife of the first officer, and
Meinheit, with rare presence of mind,
suddenly dived over the heads of his
struggling companions, swimming far
ahead of them and also ahead of the
turtle. Then he dived again and man.
aged to throw the rope off the head OF
the tortoise, bringing it to the sur.
face. The three officers then swan
back to shore.
When they got there, dripping as
they were, they found time to catch
six of the great turtles that had not
yet made their escape to the water.
The six giant turtles were loaded In
the boat and taken aboard the Brad.
ford, where a tank had been made
ready for their reception. The aggre.
gate weight of the six was slightly
less than l,500 pounds, and as the tur.
ties bring 20 cents pound in the
market here the three officers will be
well repaid for the risk they took in
getting the turtles
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-05-16
Clerk Pleads Guilty OF Appropriatine
over One Hundred Thousand
Dollars.

New York-W. o. Douglas, the for
mer loan clerk of the Trust Company
of America, pleaded guilty in court on
Thursday of the larceny from the trust
company of stock certificates of the
Rock Island Railroad company val
ued at $4,000. He was remanded
to the Tombs prison to await sent
ence. 1t was reported he will be used
as witness against o. NJ. bennett,
the broker who is under arrest charged
with completely in the theft
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BRIDES RUSE IS
TOO EFFECTIVE.
"Onen the door

i, cried the husband. open the docr
that may Kill you! ,,-,.. sho
Go away, Go away shriekeu sne IT,
forgetting all about the trousers sue
wore, about her assumed mannoUu,
eco way, I'VE telephoned for tne
nolice-for my husband. He VIII XIII
you" go r viii
not can YOU wife You and your-le'
me in. tell you yelled the husband
and with the force of ten men ne
threw himself against the door
The lock apped, the door new
open. the wife tainted. He stumDleu
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he Masculine ALFRED Wife Wa
Frantic with Fear.

over herr but, 6, true man, he would
take no advantage of fallen foe. He
touched button and flooded the hall
with light.
Mary" he shouted, raising her.
"Oh, John" she said when she re.
vived: Il thought you were burg
lar"
And l thought-but never mind
what | thought" he said, and promised
to stay home o nights.
Her name is not Mary, nor his John
They are most popular young mar
ried couple. so their sensitive feelings
are spared; their names are withheld
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FRESH CROPS OF RumoRs.
Another Alleged Plot unearthed by
Idaho Authorities.

Boise, ldaho-A story was published
here Sunday morning from Lewiston
to the effect that the authorities
some time ago discovered a plot to
attempt the life of Harry Orchard by
shooting from the hills back of the
penitentiary. Warden Whitney has
confirmed the story, saying they had
found indications of such plan. 1t
was to shoot Orchard while he was
taking exercise in the yard of the peni-
Tertiary.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult County Clerk or the respec
tive signers for further information.
In the District Court of the Fourth
Judicial District of the State of Utah
sitting in and for Utah County, Pro
bate Division.
In re estate of George G. Hales
deceased.
Creditors will present claims with
vouchers to the undersigned at the
law office of A. Saxey, at Spanish
Fork. Utah, on or before July 9, 1907
HAL b. HALES,
Administrator.
A. Saxey. Attorney for Estate.
First publication March Z. 1907.
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JANUARY TO BE PARDoNED.
But Must 90 Back to His Cell for {
Short Time.

Washington. - Attorney General
Bonaparte has recommended that the
sentence of John William January
alias Charles w. Anderson, be com
muted He recommends that the
sentence be fixed at three months
from the date of his re-arrest and that
he be pardoned at the end of that
time. namely July 10, 1907. The presl
dent has approved the attorney gen
erals recommendation.
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lrue and tender always faithful;
One of Truths disciples brave,
SIeening now in sweetest slumber

Sleeping now in sweetest slumber
In the quiet and peaceful grave.
John Rowe, valiant soldier in the
cause of Truth, fell gently asleep
about the same time as his friend and
companion, Richard Money, on Mon
day morning, at the age of 81. He
had, in a high degree, that self-deny-
ing spirit that is in almost every
Welchman. Casting all behind him
he accepted the true and everlasting
gospel in his native land, has nobly
surmounted every obstacle with a zeal
and determination to win. Now he
has run the race, gained the victory,
and is now resting after his arduous
life
He has raised quite family, gifted
with musical talent, and all firm in
the faith once given. now again re-
stored TO the saints.
John Rowe and Richard Money
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Roekpile for Minister Who Whipped
Boy For Playing Ball.

Athens, Ga.-Because he whipped
is 12-year-old son for playing base
)all on Sunday, j. II. Arnold, travelling
'evivalist, was sentenced to six
months on the rockpile by Major Der
icy. Physicians testified that the boy
vas lashed until his flesh was pulp
md he might not recover. Arnold said
re believed it was a deadly sin to
lay baseball on Sunday.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-05-16
BATTLE WITH TURTLE
ON JAMAICA COAST
SHIPS OFFICERS LASSo MON
STER BUT ARE GLAD TO GIVE
HIM HIS RELEASE.

New York-Three officers of the
United Fruit steamship Bradford,
which arrived the other day from Port
Antonio, had narrow escape for
their lives in Montego bay when the
steamer was anchored in the stream
on the southern coast of Jamaica and
while the three were trying to lasso
one of the monster turtles. The three
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-05-16

Piles are dangerous, but do not
submit to an operation until you have
first tried Man Fan, the Great Pile
Remedy. 1t is put up in collapsible
tubes with nozzle that allows 1t tC
be applied exactly where it is needed
If you have itching, bleeding or pro
truding piles and Man Fan does moi
relieve, money refunded. Soothes ant
cools. Relieves at once. Sold by
World Drug Co.
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Piles get quick and certain relief
from DR.. Shops Magic Ointment.
Please note it is made alone for
Piles, and its action is positive and
certain. Itching, painful, protruding
or blind piles disappear like magic
by its use. Large nickeLcapped glass
jars, so cents. Sold by World Drug
COMPANY
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RICHARD MONEY AT RESI-.

O my Father Thou that dwellest
In that high and glorious place.
When shall | regain Thy presence
And again behold Thy face?
That question each one has to an
swer for themselves Richard Money
answered It on Monday the 18th.
From his past life there is every indi-
cation that his answer will be a Joyful
one, and will bask in the light and
life Of his Father evermore
Born IN Edlnburg. Scotland. In 1927.
he Joined the Church of Latter Days
in 1870. The spirit of gathering rest
ed on him as I'm 1856 ne came TO Zion.
driving an oX-team-there being no
Pullman cars. nor horses--for A. o.
Smoot, in whose company he was. For
upwards of half century he has
lived and labored through all the in
cidents of pioneer life, ever happy
and cheerful He was married sc
years ago, his wife and family are
with us still.
He has kept the faith, fought good
fight now he has gone to live forever
with the Lord Me-thinks | hear the
Master saying to him; We'll done,
good and faithful servant. Enter into
thy rest"
True and stedfast to the end of his
probation, we lay him down to sleep
among the silent hills. Sweet be his
rest till we meet again.
Father Money has gone to the land
of peace and rest; he has passed to
that Bourne from whence no traveller
returns" Brother Money was model
citizen; peaceful, honest and indus.
trious, always attending to his own
business; he was quiet, unassuming
and truthful in all his acts with his
neighbors. He was man who had
many friends and no enemies. He was
born in the beautiful city of Edenburg
Scotland, on April %. 1927; he be-
came a member of the Mormon church
in 1S49 He came to Utah in 1856
and to Spanish Fork in the following
year in February, where he has re.
NAMED. ever since In the year 1851
on February 20. he married Margaret
Armstrong in the city of Dundee, Scot
land, by whom he has had six children
three boys and three girls. two of the
boys and one of the girls, with his
wife, survive him.
Brother Moneys family are we'll
known for their honor and respecta
bility among the people of Spanish
Fork. Brother Moneys demise was
very sudden. On Saturday he was as
well as common and was working in
his garden among the shrubs and flow
ers; on Sunday he felt indisposed and
lay in bed the most of the day, or
Monday, May 18th, he arose walked
out of the bed room and sank down
by the side of sofa, his wife
helped him on to it and in a few
minutes he breathed his last.
His death was without suffering
THE end of the righteous is peace.
May the peaceful influence of the
Holy spirit comfort the hearts of those
who are called to mourn.-G. II. Hicks
Funeral services were held on the
18th at his home on Main street. pre-
sided over by Bishop Hales. Prayer
by William Jex. The speakers were:
Allen Adamson. Samuel Cornaby
Bishop Larsen, John Moore and Presi
dent Page; benediction by Bishop Ar
gyle.
The singing was of very high or
der. especially by the Black Hawk
veterans, who sang, When the Angel
Calls the Roll"
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-05-16

The salve that acts like a poultice
is Pine Salve Carbolized. No other
salve so. good for cuts, burns, boils
and chapped skin. Ask about It.
Price, 20 cents, Sold by World Drug
Co
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Get your butter at creamery.
Statistics.

statistics show" remarked the
Philosopher of Folly, that one man in
every six uses tobacco. Experience
leads me TO add, however, that only
about one in every ten uses his own"
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Quite DIneran.

That girl is a model"
OF all the vlrtues?"
n., On no; of a cloak manufactoru
Baltimore American D'"''ofy' -
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Point Of View

pa, Point Of View.
corker isn't he? 'oppeh Is a
nn Mayme-on the contrary-be,s ~
D"''fAer-chicago Daily News An
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-05-16
What's the matter n.
with | D A \ 0 i

Thousands of acres Of land
been reclaimed to crltlvata1i
irrigation in that State A., da'
the past 10 years. ThouA
more will bs reclaimed W
the next 10 years. This u
an opening for maay th0us
OF homes.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-03


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The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-03

Funeral services over the remains of ,hs late Fred Reinhardt, the unfortu. nate of the Keystone canyon shooting, vas held this afternoon, at the rooms of Undertaken DeMoss, Father Turnell off1cia:ing. The rooms were crowded among those present being tho Valdez officials of the Alaska Home Railway, Revnolds Alaska Development Com pany, several intimate German friends, and mary of the business men of the city. In addition to the religious ser vice, Col. Swanitz spoke feelingly. euloeizing the character and manhood of the deceased, ana voicing the sym nathy of the entire community at his uutimely death. Interment was in the new cemetery, to which large funeral eortege escorted the body.
 I w. McNamara formerly store. keeper at the R. A. D. Co. mine at Horseshoe bay, has purchased an in- t,rest in the Mug saloon with Harry Cleveland. The name will be changed to the Red Front. Mr. McNamara is an old saloon man of Portland and the Pacific coast.
 Buy a residence lot cheap-for a future home. Ear:y R. Brown < Go.
 Residence lot one hundred dollars. good location. Harry R. Brown k Co.
 On account of the breaking of the cable, which shuts of our telegraphic news, and in order to make some nec- essary changes in the PRosPEcToR office, there will be no Bulletin issued Friday and Saturday.
 The victims of the canyon shooting are getting along finely at the Good Samaritan Hospital, and today three of . the four men who are still there were able to be up aud around the room :. All the injured are rapidly convalesc- ing and are in best of spirits. They are receiving many attentions from their friends, and the people generally and have many callers who help them to while away the time.
 J. c. Martin left today for Seattle on the Santa Barbara.
 Watch the Home Railway and the Red Front Bar grow
 WANTED-Two pin boys-good pay pleasant work-Bowling Alley
 WANrED-Two to Ave room house or cabin furnished or unfurDished ]. Apply c. s. Bratton, with Valdez Trans fer Co.
 Cheap homes save rent. Harry t. Brown & Go. Leave your collections with Harry R Brown x Co.
 Strictly Home Cooking, Mrs. Cor don. Seventh and Broadway, Old Lynch residence.
The Alaska prospector., 1907-10-03
u WATERMAN C. w. HARRINGTON Waterman & Harrington
 VALDEZ, ALASKA Mining Engineers
 ASSAY OFFICE

rxsm,nntnu-. Nine Management survey ,.,., .............. sl.D VI, ,, .,tr,r 2.W ,,a. .... 50
 .... ...... 1.D t1a .;lr.r ,u,I lead ;.D CiS'ana Conner ......... 300 oii o H;tv., snd Conner ........... $50 rid S;iv.r Conner and LA ld .. 40 rii i'' ,,d S;iy.r I.muire . 900 t "' ............ 400 Iron .-'''
 Sulphur. Aluminium, Tin, Platinum,
 Oulcksilver, Zine. Nickel, Cobalt, chromium, etc ..................... @ @o-D Coal including sulphur. .,........- o:oo :oo HI.nsIv,is MI slO and up
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-06
Brief mention

A son was born, Friday after
noch to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Anderson OF Bartram avenue.
Born, Friday morning, son to
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Brady of
Moral town.
A daughter was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Shustcr Of Moral
Saturday morning.
The social committee of the Tai
ly Wag club has issued invitations
FOR an orchestra dance and recep-
ton to be given at the club We'd
nesday evening.
j. Fl. Sherer has put In a stock
of groceries, canned goods, tobacco.
cigars and candies, in connection
days ago. Knapp is a telegraph
operator.
A meeting of the executive com
mittee OF the Marion County Fair
Association Is being held this af-
ternoon In the office OF j. A. Knapp.
Arrangements will be made at the
meeting to make a number of i'm