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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-23

PROBATE COURT-Justice Barnard
Estate of William T. Ashley order to
sell business attorneys, Blair & Thorn.
In re Emily M. Hunt: order appointing
William G. Hunt guardian; bond, $4,000;
attorney. w. h. Quinter.
In re George B. Coale; order appointing
Anna X. Coale guardian: bond, $1,000;
attorneys, Maddox & Galley.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-11-23

CRIMINAL COURT NO. 2-Justice
Anderson.
Diver agt. Capital Traction Company
on trial; plaintiffs attorney, L. J
Mather; defendants attorney, George L
Dunlop,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-23

Genuine alligator and black seal
hides, all sizes, all shapes from
the coin purse mp. In looking
these over be sure and see the
holiday showing of novelty purses.
All colors, all sizes. A purse makes
nice gift.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-23
JOHNSON
Is HIT BY
LINEMAN

Elwood Logan, who was arrest,d
Saturday night for assaulting Walter
Johnson and two young bows On
Commercial street, is now confined
In the county Jail on the charge Of
assault and battery on the bows onIv
Logan continued to make himeoif
Objectionable all evening Saturday
and the police were watching him
when he made a vicious swing M
two lads standing on the corner or
Ferry and Commercial streets. who
had not given him any provocation
whatever. Logan, had he succeeded
in striking one Of the boys with the
heavy pair of pliers which he u-od
as a weapon, would, at least. ser-
ously injured him. Walter johnson
induced Logan to deslst from maxi
ing a fool of himself and took him
into a nearby saloon TO prevent fur
ther trouble on the street. when tbe
unappreclative fellow struck John
son over the head with the pliers.
He was then taken to the iail,
IL has been rumored that Logan Is
in some manner with the
party or parties who was associate
With the hold-up man, Black. but
Logan is lineman by trade, and has
been in the city only a short time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-23
PAYMENT !
OF ASStSS|

The case OF Peter RUB, ~ N
Feldman VS.. City Of salem \
argued before Judge Wn ~
today The plaintlns n lIhr.
attempting TO enjoln the u1s,..
assessment for the stres M.
ment in the sum Of ,ssr n
grounds that the work Va, I 4
according to contract. The
Construction Co.. are also Nv
In the suit, Attorneys BInsr
Bayne are appearing for M ~
and Walter Keyes for the a !
John McNary for the Wars n
struction Co. The propery
which the assessment M N
placed lies near the esnsr
South Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-23

LoSt-A lady,s ..a OasA q Joui.
receive reward. -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-23
o o 0 90 o 0 o . ~
= Personal Svsss,s' y

~ V o O n
IN Portland g.. Louis N.Y.
friends. saturday N.Y. WY
few days via visi, mas return. |
land. VISIT with iriss'
of this city. w.. Oi portlasa
'ay and Sunday S' visiting Ia
Portland t1Silsa todaya ! dHot,IIbrool i
'oF s,t the remalnd@e, ~ VISIT =, !, nas
day looking t'alSO s,,o. ls IN VoosSll |
'erest e Of his ofSr oiSep bushes
r. 0. Idleberr ~,
,mrned ,nrn5 from AibsOdl sld ianlllA,)
spent 91t a week vIsIii0yy dI'Gs0y vAN|
Mrs. VIII BaIs.' BI's,'g relaun i
nom nome in Portland lpSSt ~, iF'tufna |
il,on SPENDING a few S'd d,y. ISi, !. mona
''l9g with friends ds'' "a lht n
Harry Rollo h.,
monfn., NOME in this city fly sssi'a sfi.,
tbd frank ran. Lee, Of Boi.ssn BB1i.snt /,
alireI o4G city visiting with IRS'isi i,i..ah ltlh
'''yGS NLr Tor a short tine r','''' y
p,,,.T mr.. and Mrs. ] 'I's
ilinI iElGirlIand nd, were in the ! Il, s',s I.
d lung sd.. with friends al ana f',I ,.ls
,,. Miss Daphne coolv :. 1
after a'G, 1ome .noS,,h in Eugene ny WY !.
lJng NJ relatives and 'y,t trl.a,1 s,a' q
wos FRED e Meyers, a coyvanS'. ,',aSS
,' was in the city yesterds,,' sTd','ll. " q
parents, Mr.. and Mr. 1', ns'
ers. "'s. uegs \
Tom McCaullv ,.u
for the winter Worl,ns ~ .ll n
Denter trade. a. IA
Mr. and Mrs. Nathan ~
Oklahoma :, ,.e is in the h-cI city ISs,s!| VI'als
state lnstltutISo..' S 'sas \.
lays. 0'' '9l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-23

Leave Your Order
For photo post cards with f. L..
Rowlan, 53S State street. 11-23-2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-23
An Era of Prosperity

This county, and especially the
Pacific Northwest, Is now entering
an unprecedented era OF develop
ment and prosperity. This extension
or business In all lines will AFFORD
hundreds OF openings for young peo-
pie who can keep books and do stem
ography Ii is wise TO get ready
now. A course OF study at the Capt.
tai Business College will be one OF
the best investments a young man
or woman can make at this time. II
intere ted. call to talk the matter
over with us, or send for catalogue.
11-20-3t.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-23
HE QUESTION ARISES


who has the best lighted
store In town?
The committee after n care
full investigation, has decided
on Patton's Book Store. Their
magnificent line of books and
stationery can now be seen
equally as well on the darkest
night, as on the most sunny
day. Patton's have adopted
the new Packard Tungsten sys-
TEN OF incandescent electric
lamps. The Packard Tungsten
lamp gives so G. p. Of light
with the same amount OF cleo
tric current that the ordinary .
l6 c. p. lamp consumes. The
lamp gives brilliant white
light and lasts well.
These lamps may he had at
HDlE BROS. ELECTRIC 60. /,
Phone i5i 13I n. Liberty 81. 4.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-23
o o . . o o o o o o G
o CITY NEWS o.

d d o q o q o o o o O
Weather Forecast
Rain tonight and Tuesday; cooler
tonight.
When in Portland
Visit Halls restaurant, $40 Wash.
,ngton street. cod
Gilson's PIace--Eleven barber chairs.
w. T. Rigden, Undertaken
Always progressive, up-to-date
Full equipment, largest stock.
10-21-eod-tf
Everything ElectricaI-
Can be had at asa Court st. Cap
ital Electrical Supply Co.. Il. w.
'.srce, Prop. -17-eodtf.
Big Millinery Sale
All goods at one-half price. re-
gardless Of cost. Our entire STOCK
must be sold by December 10. All
hats trimmed to order without extra
charge. Miss Evans, Meyers store.
11-20-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-23

11-20-3t.
Bonds, Bonds
We have Just received $4,000 Of
city bonds. II you are interested
call or phone Water Bros. over Ladd
& Bush. 11-21-St
Leave Your Order
For photo post cards with f. l..
Rowlan. 53S State street. 11-2S-2t
Ho' for Thanksgiving-
The finest lot of THANKSGIVING
turkeys, ducks, geese and chickens
ever shown in Salem at FarFingtOn's,
the Grocer and Marketman.
11-23-2t.
The Post Gard Men,
Have moved TO 53S State street
and will continue to take photos and
put them on postal cards; will go
and take your house or babv, etc. T.
l.. Rowlan. 11-23-2t
We Can Make
That old suit or hat look as good
as new, bring them in and let us
show You Johnson e. Stege, next
door to Journal office.
SteuSlOff Meat Market
Continues to give satisfaction
They carry only the best and they
aim to give their customers the best.
kiPhtlin@"r IN Jaii--
Judge VIM Galloway committed d.
NJ. Kightlinger 10 the county jail
Saturday on the charge of negleeting
to provide alimony of $40 per month
to his divorced wife as ordered in theI
decree handed down by Judge Gallo !
way some time ago.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1908-11-23

SteuslOff Meat Market
Continues to give satisfaction
They carry only the best and they
aim to give their customers the best
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-15

FOR YOUR XMAS PRESENTS
Why Not Give Your Friends Some
Calling Cards?
We Print Them Right!
Price, Quality. Appearance.
THE DESIsRET NEWS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-15
]. A. BAkET, ILL AT DENVER.
LOGAN.
STATISTICAL REGISTRARS.
Deaths Rccord-Tcachers ut State In
stitutc to be Paid,

Deaths Rccord-Tcacllers ut State In
stitute to be Paid.
Logan. Cache Co.. Dec 13-The
Friday and appointed the following.
registrars of births and deaths:
Avon and Paradise, Lewis Gibbs
Hyrum, Emma Liljenquist
College, G. Q. Dunn.
Mendon and Peterboro, NJ D. Bird
Millville. Joseph r. Jeppescri.
Providence, j. j. Frederick.
Newton, John III. Barker
Charleston, Eliza NJ. Godfrey.
Trenton. NJ. w. Butler
Lewiston and Wheeler, Mary Jensen.
Coveville. Mt. Home and Richmond,
A. A. Thomas.
snithheld Samuel Nelson.
Hyde Park, c. G. Hyde
Greenville. G. A. Nyman
Benson, Nephi Martineau
Mt. Stirling and Welsvile, VIM ii,
Vaughan.
DEATHS RECORD.
Funeral services were held in the
Fourth ward westinghouse today over
the remains of John Frankhauser,
aged q years, who died Wednesday of
pneumonia
Mrs. Amelia Madsen Hansen, wife
Of III. j. Hansen Of the Fourth ward,
who died on Tuesday, was buried yes
terday afternoon A large number OF
friends and relatives attended the fun
eral services.
The basketball game last night bet
tween the b. Y. college five and the
L. ID. S. university team of Salt Lake,
played in the college gymnasium was
won by the B. y. in a score of 43 to
&c
The Cache county teachers met for
institute work yesterday. II was de-
cided by the county board of education
that $40 be paid all teachers who at
tend the annual convention in Salt
Lake during the vacation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-15
SALIVA.
IMPROVEMENT BONDS VOTED.
Sixteen thousand Dollars for High
School. $500 for Wntcrworlts.

Special Correspondence.
Salina, Sewer Co.. Dec. 12.-Salina
people are earnest in the move for
progress. In addition to voting bonds
for waterworks they recently voted
$4,000 bonds for n high school building,
the vote being 119 for bonds and 16
against.
Sallna has been noted for its bad
water but soon this will be changed, as
fine spring Of splendid water has
been discovered up Lost creek, within
seven miles of town Thirty years ago
this spring was accidentally discovered
by an old citizen, George Bird. and al
though within sight of the roadway had
never been discovered by others. When
the recent agitation for water began
the old gentleman remembered tho
spring hidden under a deep bank COW
cred with bushes. He took the marshal
to the place few days ago and it is
estimated the spring will supply water
for double the present population of
,Salina. The people. by a vote OF 1O5
to 13, decided on $500 waterworks
bonds, the limit. II more money Is
neededit will be raised by other means.
A good system is now assured
The winter SO far is very mild with
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-15
LEHI.
PAY Day FOR ssErn GROWERS,
-.-----1
Funeral OF Luke Haywood and 1'hos:
G. Ncwnni,---ScWs Briefs.

Funeral OF Luke Haywood and 1'hos.
G. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Briefs.
Special Co,responaence,
I.ebi, Utah CD, Dec 12--Dec 18TH the
beet-raisefs VIII receive for bects de-
liNered during tie month OF November
about $4,000, 1'biS large sum OF mon
eN VIII be welcome 70 the farmers and
viii so a great way TO paytfor Christ
mast goods, etc, az the October re-
turns We're largely used for paying
taxes, The farmers VIII have received
about s475,O9o for This years crop Dec.
about S25,o0D went into tteir haMas Tho
factory IS making n good RIM
Fl]NlsRAiI SERVICES,
The ftinera' of Luke HAYWOOD who
the First wnrfi meeunliouse Tuesday
last. rho speakers were Peter ScIow
Geo. Conner Thon,as i. Jones, Jas.
Cough. ana Geo. schow, who dwell. on
The life and laborS of the deceased.
Mr. Haywood vas born at Bradford.
England; Nov. ~ 1922; was baptized in
1870, aud came 10 i.ehi Titan, III 1882.
tlo is the father q a children, there
were also s. grandchildren and "a great
grandchildren. His wife survives him
AZ Idaho Falls, but IS very III. He was
him. '>S''>' - = s'''se W. ""eM
Funeral services over the remains of
Thomas Geo Newman who died Dec.
i were held FROM the Fourth ward
westinghouse. Lot Russon, ST.. aud Ar
thur Bradlcr being the speakers, He
was born Aug. p. 1870. aud has been a
long time resident Of i4oh,.
Last night the Lehi high school bae-
ketball team defeated Nephi high school
BY q score of 81 to Il III the city pm
vilion
Reuben Worlton. who had his leg
broker, ut the sugar factory Is now
around again.
Peter Nelson Of Scipio. aged 50. an
old,,tine resident of Lelli. Will again
make his home hero
Monday the Third ward gave a con-
cert. selections from a iS-picce silver
band, organized by members OF the
ward, were features of the occasion.
The fine BUNGALOW Residence or DR. w.
T, Hasker on First East street is near
Ing completion.
Preparations are being made to put
in about an acre park to the west of
the Union hotel by the hotel company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-15
SESSION OF TIL:
CITY COUNCIL
Another Payment on WaterWorks
Ordered Contract for Office
Building Awarded.
---.- .
SENTENCED FOR BURGLARY.
SENTENCED FOR BURGLARY.
Testimonial Benefit at the Grand for
j. II. HcrriclS-Statc School Re-
cital-WcdtIing Bells.

Ogden. Dec. 15.--At the session OF
tho city council held last evening only
a number OF routine matters We're act
ed upon. The ordering Of a payment
or $4,000 to the waterworks company
and the acceptance OF number OF
designations was the principal mat
tiers to engage the attention of the
council.
a resolution WAS passed ordering the
payment to the Ogden Waterworks
company the sum of $4,000 on the pur-
chaseof tho system. This payment
makes the sum of $4,000 that the city
has paid upon the contract price for
the purchase of the system.
The special waterworlls committee
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-15
WAR MTrH Japan

Could not possibly make so many Grip
pies as rheumatism does every year
And yet there is no. reason why this
disease should cripple anyone if all
sufferers will rub the affected parts
night and morning with Ballard S
Snow Linimont. Cures all aches and
pains Sold by u. G.. NJ. l. Drug Store,
III and ia South Main St
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-15
Tl,,s con,;1scr TIME

no stop /, cough or cold is iusl as soon
as IL starts--then there Will be no dam
yer III pneuDoniil or consumption. Just
" few doses of Ballards Hurehound
syrup taken Mt tho start will stop the
cough &c II has been running on for
sometime the treatment Will be long
er. but The cure is sure. Sold by c.
NJ. I. Drug Store. 112 and III South
Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-15
CHRISTMAS RATES.

Via Oregon Short Line. Tickets on
sale December is, 10. "a, %, S1st and
January. LIST. Limit January 4th See
agents for particulars.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-15

! recommended that the bid Of G.. 4.
Dinsmores OF S2,S15 for the building Of
n Waterworks office aud shop which
will be used by the city after the first
of the year when it acquires the sys-
TEN, be accepted. a contract was
submitted, to be signed by Mr.. Dins-
more and the mayor.
The resignation or John yHutchenss as
detective was submitted to the conn-
ell by the chief of police With the rec,
concentration that it be accepted ds
Mi. Hntchens had accepted the posi-
ton of deputy sheriff Of Weber coun-
ty, The resignation was accepted but
no appointment OF successor was
made.
T.. j. Paine, chief of the fire depart
ment. reported that e. T.. Barton, cap
tain Of station No. >, had resigned, and
Capt. n. j. Hunton Of station No. !
had been transferred to No. and ri.
III. Wardleigh had been made captain
of No. /, and William Phillips has been
appointed 10 place on the depart
ment Of station No. TO fill the va
calcy caused by the promotion OF
Wardleigh. The action of the fire chief
Z was approved.
The clerk Of the municipal court re-
ported the receipt of $3,3Si5i in tines
and forfeitures, and tho same had been
deposited with the treasurer.
Payrolls amounting to 1884 ,S3, and
claims amounting to $2,S21.S1 were al
lowed and the auditor ordered TO draw
warrants for the same.
The closing hours of the lengthy ses-
sion of the council We're enlivened by
the bringing UP of the dog question in
which all members of the council par
ticipatcd and after an hours discus
SIR, into which was added a great deal
nf mcrriment and humor, no action was
taken. The question at issue was the
apparent neglect of duty of the dog
catcher. The unusual number of dogs
on the streets at all hours Of the day
and night upon which no license had
been paid was the cause OF the discus
sion.
BURGLARS SENTENCED.
In tho district court before judge
Howell yesterday Frank Gordon and
John Ward, charged with grand ~
ceny, were sentenced to seven land
eight years respectively in the state
penitentiary to which place they were
taken this morning. Gordon and Ward
are the men who were charged with
robbing the Corlew residence on Jeffer-
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10 whom SHE. was a devoted mother.
She was highly esteemed BY all who
knew her
The quarterly conference Of the
North S;,npetc stake, held SatnrdaS
at Moroni,: was well attended. lIldors
Hyrum NJ! Smith, Rnlon 5. Wells
and B +, Grant were present from
Salt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-15
MOUNT PLEASANT.
wATERwoRKs IMPROVEMENT.
Death OF Mrs. Stcna County
Medical Society Officers.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
MI. Pleasant Dec. 1l.--Oscar Barton is
Very u Ut his home with severe at
tack of rheumatism.
monthly mee.."5 OF az, a>-.ts
ty Medical society was held III tie
club roms. The presidents .-asuu Il.
dress was read by Vice President c. L.
West OF Sallna. The Following officers
were elected President, Or. C. E. Vest
OF salina; vice president, DR.. b. c.
Limbaugh of Moruni; secretary and
treasurer. Dr.. Margaret Freeze of Sa-
lima; censor for three years, DIR. Al
bert B1ornson Of Gunnison
Mrs. Shepherd or Salt Lake gave q
noon, at the home of Mrs. &c. Jensen.
a big rabbit hunt is booked for Mt
a friendly contest between the local gun
club and a team from Springfield: Is
men on a side. Ii.
The city council of Mt. Pleasant met
on the 18th inst.
A petition signed by a number OF e.iti-
zens asking 81, !, &, that gambling pool
or Monsen expressed himself as being
opposed to betting on pool games. and
would do all in his power 10 stop the
prohibit 1t. The council favors tho
suppression of this vice. ana on motion,
the mayor was instructed 10 appoint
to meet with the city attorney md
draft an ordinance against this form Of
gambling.
Action was also taken towards better
ing the water system, For some time
the people have not been satisfied with
system. Accordingly. some time ago,
some springs We're bought at foot OF
the mountains. The plan now Is ia
PIP, = ms IS 5srring5 water 70 town. 1t is a
water TO supply the city for years to
come.
DIR. Albert Biornson. who has been
practising his profession in this section
has movedA8to Gunnison where no IN
tends to locate.
Mrs. Stem Erickson Christensen mn
aged pioneer, wife ofyAndrew Christen-
sen, died yesterday of rheumatism and
general debility.
Death OF Mrs. Christcnsen-Stakc Con-
ference at AIoroni.
Mt. Pleasant, Dec. 1f.The funeral
of Christina Erickson Christensen was
held here this afternoon in the south
ward westinghouse. 4
Mrs. Christensen died at her home
here on the 11th inst, of general
debility and rheumatism. after an
illness of two weeks. She was born
in Raasand Helsingborg. Sweden,
March 1a.s1S3S, and settled in Mt.
Pleasant living with her mother Mrs.
Lndbcrg. In 1S6S, she married. Pate,
j. Erickson. One son was born to
them. John n. Erickson, who survives
her and at present is clerk in the
Salt Lake postoffice. In 1872 she
was left a widow and four years later
married Andrew Christensen, hecom
Ing Q step mother to eight nhfldren,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-15

no snow. some farmers are dtill plow-
ing ii, the fields. Hoineseekers who
want the best OF everything should
come to Salina, where there Is plenty
or good land and the best climate In
Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-15
/. PEDD1NG PERMITS.

B. Z p,
Marriage licenses were Issued yester-
day afternoon by County Clerk Matt
son to the following couples:
Andrew Anderson of Uintah and Ell
lima johnson of ogden.
Joseph r. Wilson of Payson ana
Frances jacobson of La Crosse, Wis.
John Charles of Salt Lake and Mary
A. Hodges of Logan.
j.. L. HERRIcK BENEFIT.
Thursday evening at the Grand Opera
House the Second Ward Dramatic club,
assisted by Frederick Moore. proprietor
of the .UtGhna theatei and the Moors
Stock company viii present "'rhe
ldler" for the benefit of Mr., and Mrs.
John L. Herrlck who leave shortly for
Denver where they viii make their
future homo, Mr.. Herrict having been
appointed president Of the Western
States mission,
The play is said To be one OF the
brightest comedies eycr5attempted by Il
dramatic. company and excellent results
arc looked for. MI. and Mrs Herrick.
who fol. more than 20 years have been
members Of the dramatic club, Will play
important roles in the production. 1t
is expected that a record house of tbs
year will greet the production.
PULLMAN PASSENGERS R0BBE1,
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cavanaugh o.
san francisco. passengers on Il South
sern Pacific. train which arrived in Og-
den yesterday morning reported to the
Pullman authorities in this city that
diamond pin ana S210 had been stolen
from under their pillows The previous
night while enloutet to this city on the
Pullman. The Pullman authorities ;spd
railroad detectives are Investigating The
case.
STATE SCHOOL RECITAL.
The pupils or the state school for the
blind gave a recital at the school yes
terday afternoon, under the direction
of their able instructor. Prof Joseph
Bailantyne. The selections were very
difficult but handled in most efficient
manner by the afflicted pupils. Those
who were on the program were Misses
Olive Campbell, Lulu Mcdonald. Ellen
fpung6trom, Lydverda Clawson ant,
JAMIE McCiellen. Messrs. Carl Lind
Murray Allen. William Nichol Tbs
attendance was unusually large
D. A. BAKER ILL AT DENVER.
AdNices received by relatives in ns-
den Announce the serious illness in
Denver of d. A. Baker, former detective
of the Union Pacific at Ogden and IN
employe of the road at Denver A
son of the sick man is employed at
the Commercial National bank in this
city and will leaves Immediately for
Denver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-15
HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS
Via y. Is Il. G. X. II.

one single fare for the round trip
between all points in Utah, Dec. is.
10. "A, %, 81 and Jan. list. All tickets
good returning until Jan 4th.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-15

son avenue. about month ago and
We're subsequently arrested in salt
Lake City when they called at an ex-
press office to get a valise In which,
they had shipped the stun stolen from
the Corlew residence.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-07-09
TAFT LEAVES WASHINGTON.
coes 10 40, Springs. Va. to Spend
Summer Vacation.

Washington. July 5-IudEe TAFT.
Mrs Taft and their young son Charlie
left Washington Friday afternoon for
Hot Springs. Va
There Was a tone OF sadness in the
departure ~ Judge Taft. IA he has
come TO be regarded by the people of
Washington not merely as an official
resident Of the National capital. but
as a neighhor and friend His leave
taking Friday was made demonstra-
tion of real affection. Nothing noisy
or boisterous accompanied II. bu,
people of all classes Joined in extend
ing to him their good wishes
when Judge Taft. Mrs Taft and
Master Charlie reached the Union
Station the great structure was thrung
ed with incoming and outgoing travel
ers Judge Taft was bcseigcd by
hundreds who desired TO shake hands
with him