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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

not think n possible 10 obtain these
signatures 20 a letter ~ this kind
IN 40 short a time. BuE threo DAYS
have elapsed from the time our
FIRST advertisement appra rpd until
tbs supposed letter. duly signed BY
Eastern factories. sent to praaa.
ulany ~ these factories helnx a.
Tar east a. Boston N We arr not
mistaken. u would be- Impossible
70 set such signatures from ali Of
these different factories % this ioi.
ter ~ dennnciation from such a
distance ia three days time. We
dont suppose that as aud the pub.
nc are supposed 10 RnaiyHs such
statements. but you know a great
many Of the American people have
% be shown Following il the
chief clipping Of this letter Of de
nnneiasion and the one shat inter.
esta "a.
The attempt Of an
interruptions branch
piano concern 10 Gre
ats the Impression
that they have secur.
I'd permission. sane
ton and cooperation
~ the undersigned man
ufactuFers IA FALSE
aud UNFOuNDED."
You will note BY the above quota.
ton from our advertisement that
ne DO not 30 absurdiy claim the
support Of factories that We DO not
represent THIS would surely be- nm.
scfupulUus and most unbecoming
the leading plano house % tha
Pacific Coast lk0hisr 4 Chase
business mon should not make falas
assertions. az they serve az a boom.
erang In every instance We think
II our worthy competitors would
have duly considered. they would
not have committed themselves Ia
such short sighted manner. We
ask the Interested pnblic a. invest.
gate our motives TOR entering the
field Of competition.
Are We Not Justified
IN reaching out in every channel
for business IN our liue9 II ia not
our wish % be In disfavor with our
competitor. bat n progresElveneas
alertueaA and up.to date business
methods disturb the friendly rela.
lions that should exist among mer.
chants IN the same line of trade. we
win have 10 abide by the conse.
quencas. and the sentiment % the
public. According 10 the present
Indications. an In the past, tho
stanch friends We have made BY
straightforward and upright buai-
meas methods are most decidedly
supporting Us with their patronage.
We can give no better proof OF this
than BY stating that an Incredible
number OF certificates won IN the
late Geographical Contest ia being
turned into Kohler a Chase every
hour Of the day. We are sorry We
have so wounded the feelings Of our
brother tradssmsn. However. we
will abide by the decision OF the
piano buying public. A. which
house would you rather take advant.
age Of your certifloate7 We only
ask for the patronage We deserve.
Yours for consideration.
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

Excellent values in two-claSp
style, glace finished and over
seam sewn. Popular street
shades; also black and white.
$l.00 pair.
Silk Gloves, two-clasp style,
double-tipped, heavyweight,
suitable for all-winter wear.
Sl.00 pair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20
Kid and Fabric Gloves at One Dollar

Silk Gloves, with silk lining
really two Gloves in one.
Dressy, warm and durable.
$l.00 pair.
Nj S sc S and Children's
Gloves, two-clasp. over-seam
sewn, glace finish. $l.00 pair.
Infants Gloves, glace finish,
pique sewn; one-clasp at wrist.
$l.00 pair,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

The attempt 81 an
interruptions branch
piano concern 10 ere.
ats the impression
that they have secur
ed permission. sane.
ton and corporation
u the undersigned man.
ufactuFers Il FALSE
aud UNFOuNDED"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20
Women and WooV estsand Tights, ST rs Garment

Women cream colo
dunn weight. Vests with /
neck daintily finished will
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-20

Silkoline-covered, wool fill
ing. $500.
Sateen-covered, down fill
ing, $3.50.
Silk-covered one side. Silko-
line reverse side, wool filling,
$8.75.
Silk-covered, wool filling,
$1,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-22
Huuicpelt pcrrciIt.

OpIterY an, N..D., 81. Suli.-
Fro'loclt G%ooleoclt, ieinc @uttih
mo &lr0er mo Serr uno Sralt
Gnllcn Go~oicpclt idifiten iid) bcilte
Abeno in 9eglcitung 5wcier Tctef.
tins urtb jwcier Mitglieocr oes eta.
hes bes GrefiltipomtS oui Der ,,odt
nWapflomer" nod Hepport, H..S.,
ell, no Der ErGliocnt morgen cine
InIprad)e Dor Dem III. 2. Nupol
&ar College" balten miro. Ole @e.
ieuldoft perlnBt Heipport nloroel
NbcnO mo miro am Toltncritaa iriib
bier 5llrilderuartet. Bel ser Mbinbrt
Der yWnpflomcr" bon bier berrihte
brobenoca &ctter uno man biclt cS
fir moglif, onB oos 5obrsello I'M
oltllhen Sbeile oes Coma ,sslonb.
Slno eillen Sturm 5u beiteben ba.
ben mcroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-22
&alfcr's HIffchr.

SoS NngcleS, Gol., 81. SlIli.
Nodocm CT iih iicbcn Monotc lang
'eiller gilslieieritng ans gnelt1ou,
Wcrifo, pergcblid ipiocricste, bciin-
Oct iid Jest ser ~beiobrtc @iaion
Walfcr, irilbcrer Sd)ntmeiltcr Der
Sporbanf in Mem Britain, Gonn.,
III Segleitlulg ocs oortigen Yoli5ci-
dets G0on oltf Der &cimreiie. nm
lpcgcn llnterl6Iagung bon $565,000
proieiiirt 81 mcroen.
Gem Tcrlcbnlen nad) lit CT cnt.
lhlollcn, ein nmiolienocs @eIt0noniB
ob5ule9cn nllb Inoere IN Tctu Nri-
tain nno Neips0orf ais Witidluloi0c
5It ~bc5cid)ncll. ST bebnllptct, bel @ei.
tenn nld)t Die %erlpGbllte Summe Der.
ilhtrellt SIT bobcn. llnb CT ielbIt mill
Gas Spfcr bon YSnicn" gepelcn iein,
10 ouB inn Don ieinem Hallbe ber5.
lid menig iibrig blieb.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-22
Nnirii brcriidDc Strifcr.

@irm II 9 + q NJ, Alo., 81. SuIi
- Seute fam eS I'M Nluc Greet 81.
thrift, 20 Meilen iiiolid BON bier, 81
einem Sample 5lpildcn &iiliaiheriiis
nno Den itrifenocn aoblengr1bern,
groBtentbeils Negern. Giner Der DC
ger lpllroe %getootet mo Spei Stills.
id,eriffs, NanenS Nemionle uno
@botlep, trngen id)perc @lnocn ons
BON. Die Neger pcrnnIoBten oell
aampf inocm iie Den GORDON Scr
Siilisideriiis 81 ourd)brcden per
Iiftelr. Cine itarfc 9lbtbcilun0
Wiili5, nit elmer 8atlingfo,one, lit
nad Dem Sdouplos geididt iuorocn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-22

iirt miro, einfod bic 9eitinmungcn
oes gemeincn Hed)tes sur Gltrdfilb.
rling bringc, monad) Die 9elpllllgltnJ
zines 8cidporcnen = Fro5cl'cS in
MtiBo6tungSfG0en BON oent r@ntoiln'
fen oes poriitenoen &idtcrS" ob.
bGnge. Sin Tcrtrctcr Scr oIIIocilrten
Erciie" jebod iiberbrod)tc Srn. Srpon
Die berilbigcnoe Mittbcillun9, bob Die
Siu-9ia bel ibrcr cnbgiilti9en annob.
NE I'M gunbeSienot in 1896 es Dem
Nidlter sur Eflid)t mndtc, IN allclt
6daen, no Die Wibadtun1 olibcrbolb
Der Sltrishiftion bcs Hibtcrs erfolgt
lit, cinen 8ci6luorenen . Ero5eB 81
bepiIligcn. IS mor Dies ooa AQen.
gmcnocnncnt CUR Sia-9iG. Cine III.
Gcnliltbli6c Sitllotion lit oonlit be.
ieitigt.
Gic Goncrcn3 in GoIorabo
Springs.
GoIoroboS prin9S, Col, 81.
Srli. - Sn Der g%citri9cn, bonn 9or.
iibcr Sronf s. Sitd)cod einbcruicncn
&criommlung bcs republifonilhc,t
Acknowledgements moren II Stootcn
unb Serritoricn prrtretcr. IS ban.
ocltc iid UNI ben gntruurf bon El1.
ncn SIR Siibriung ciner cncroiihcn
Gnnlpngnc I'M @citen. GS mllrbcn
Soee'n ii6cr Die .mooernitcn" Met6o.
Den sum Scrousbringcn bcs rcpllbli.
folild)cn GotllmS i'm @elten ollsoc.
toilid)t. 9ic Gonfcrcn5cr1, ipclde lid
iiber 5lpci Gage critrcdcn merocn, iinb
gdn5lid) i1formell 9cbolten.
Eie erite Sibuna Scr pcItIidcn 9ic.
plblifoncr croiinete &r. Sitd)cod I'M
9%ollIanl oeS @ntlcr's SoteIS bier.
Intomobil it iir5tc in
Ct luh t.
GoloroboS pring&, Col, 81.
S,li. - Gin groBca Sourcn- Nutonrn.
bill, III mcldcm lih $. e. 9uriurn,
Der Soriibcr bcS republifoniidcn Gen,
tral.Gon1itc'S BON tMcrifo, g8. &.
WortilL Gin repllblifaniider Yortci,
fiibrer, unb Der Stcnogropb i. e.
Meeo bcfonbcl, lpelder bcll Tcriitcr
9itf)cod bonn rcpilblifaniihcn Notio.
nol-Gonlite bcglcitctc, iibcridll9 iid
I'M ~@orbcn Of the @pos" nno ~itilrstc
libel 5ugeridtct III cine ticfc S6luht. b
Tcrlcbt pllrbe Eicmonb. Sr. Sitd).
cod, Der rcpllblifaliiGe GompugncIei.
ter, befonb iid) IN cil1cm Scr Nltonlo-
bile, Die Benz BON Dem llnioll bctrof-
fcnen GonriItcn- Niltomobil ioIgtcr,
ood) luuBtc ser Gbullifcllr bcS eritcrcn
MltoS cilcn 3uiammcnitob 5u Der.
meiocll, 10 oob Sitdcod, obppbl in
@ciubr, fcinen S6obcn nobnt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-22
Srpacnbabn ubiic WclciIc.

Gbattonooao, Senn., 21.Suli.
aapitaliiten aus Fcnniplponien
iino bier, INN bic erloubniB Silrl
gou elmer Srollep.2inic obne 8clciie
81 erbalten. Sic miro BON Gbotta.
noogn aiti Den 8ipiel bon @aIoen's
Tioge geben uno ctipo 10 Meilcn
lang iein. Die 9ahn miro feinc @c.
leiie bobcn, ionoern Die @uggouS
meroen ailf elmer geuobnIiden 9ano.
itroBe onbin l%aiifen. GIcftriSit1t
miro ibnen 5iigeiiibrt bnrh 5ipei
9rGbte pon oben, poiitipe ilno neaos
tine. lie Nabrt ioa in elmer bolben
Stnuoe gcmnft merocn. Sn europa
giebt es bereits iold)e 9inicl, bier.
5mlatoe aber nidrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-22
Wiidjuf Guttcr tuot.

Gooperstown, N..D., 81.
Suli. - 9iid,oi Senrp GoOmm got.
ter Dor Der Episcopal. Sio5cie 9tew.
0orf lit bcllte abenb mad mebripod)i.
ger &rNnfbeit geitorben. Scinc
aronfbeit bcgonn nit einem Mia.
genleiben, melfea ipater beoenfIid)e
Gompli5irlmgen cntmidelte. Scit Ct.
ipo elmer @od)e b~ciierte lid iein 81.
itano, ollein geitcrt trot Elm Iiidioa
ein, lrno idon m0brcno ser lebten
Nadt lpuroc alle Soiimung auigegc.
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-22
Sctricbscinitc0mng iuc8cn &aicr'
manuclS.

.YnttsuilIc, To., 81. Sltli. =
@cgen Mangels an @oiier, melder
sic 6olge Scr bcrrihcnben Iiirre lit,
fonntcn III Der ntteren Intbratit.
aoblcnregion bcllte mr. Die Salite
Der aoblenScfen Den @ctrieb allfneb.
men uno menn nid)t ReacufGac elm
treten. miro ser 9etricb in iGmmtli-
hen 3ed)en Der @egcno bolo iiispcns
Dirt merben milHen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-22
Trpbc &mnoc fir Mrbcitcr.

Nelu-D u. Suli. - lle6cr
$1,000 in ocn iicbjcbn Sobrifen Der
vllnitco StotcS Tubber Company"
bcih1itigtc Nrbciter crbiclten geltcrn
Die ipillfommlenc &unoe, bab Der rilt
IN Sol9c Iuibeiicrung Der 0ci61its-
lugc Die olten 20bnc mieocr e~iniiibrcn
lperbe. Seit Dem 1. Sanl,ar urbcitc-
ten Die Sellte nit elmer Hebllftion bon
10 bis 70 Ero5ent ibrer grbeitS5eit,
3. /. elmer glcidpucrtbigcn Sobnreonf'
ton. Nun ioacn ulio Die frilbercn
Sobne bergeitcllt mcroen, mo guar
5uriifgrciieno bis oui Den 1. Sui.
Mls bic Nrbcitcr in Sen 6obrifen
bon NcnsDorf @riitol, G.-S., Bolton,
gfroli, D, Srcnton, NJ, mo ltem.
tom Moli., bicic miufonlmelle Se-
fnnntlnoditng qeitern IN ibren Gto6.
lilicments Sdpor5 olif @ciB olt9e.
idllogcn ionocn. brndcn lie IN lollten
Sllbcl ans. Sed)s Monote lang bot
ten tic oui bic irohc &ruloe pergebens
aGportct, iuto es lit ibnen nm ltotilr.
lid einerlci, pb ibr pplitiide Motiue
81 @rlnbe lieeell, ODER nid)t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-07-22
Hprticbnne opn Der 1. Scite.)

ans Sarbin, lort mcIf)er 80 ioponi-
Id)c SolbatCn in Cincnl Sample nit
corcanilhcn >Sn~ilrgcntcn an Der rui.
iiid : coreoniihen @rcn5c act0btet
muroen. Sic &crIl,itc Der Gorcancr
iiuo nid)t bcfuunt.
Sen otioneIIer SeIbi It.
mprbper II d. in 9uba.
peit.
it,2t. Sui. - Cine bier
fDobIbcfonntc Fcri0nlidfcit, Der ebcs
rnuIigc StaotSicfrciGr I'M Wiiniltes
riltn Der Sanoe9 Gcrtbcioigltng,
Baron @romorL bat ocn &eriltd) &c.
mnd)t, Sclbitmoro 81 bc9cbcu. Ser
Baron iogte iif III icincr @obmn0
cine all9el III Die Bruit. Gas De
idoB Orong in cincn &lun9cniliigel,
pbne inOeiIcn cine mnbcoingt Iebens.
geiGbrlihe @rn0e 5u pcrurioben.
llcber Den @cpcggrun0 Der Sbnt
perIoltet nidtS NlltbentiihcS. God
oitrftC aQcr n0tbiae Nuiid)lub III
9ricien cntbnltcr icih ipcld)c Baron
0romon an Den VfiniItcr : Eralibtn-
ten Or. @efcrIc un6 onocre Wfitglic-
Der 0es aabiltcts gcid)ricbcn bat, che
rr Die @offe gcge1l lid rif)tcte. Ger
Snbalt Oicier Shrcibcn entjie6t iid)
%porlGltiig Der ollgcmcincn Gcn1ts
nib.
Sr Nnbctradt Der niht unbcocrls
tenoen HoQe, ncld)e Baron Wrumon
I'M poIitiihen &cbcn gcipiclt bot, CT.
rcgtc bic gtod)rid)t BON ocn Sclbit-
moro %u19cneines Nuilcbcn. 9icSpe.
fiIlotionen iibcr 0oS Wotiu mollcn
fem Gnoc ncbmen. Nit grobtcr
Spnnnung miro Der miinidlcnlucrtbcn
&uffldrung BON Scitcn Der Ncgic-
rlin9 entgcgcl9ciebcn.
Sic $ 0 h ~ il RIO.
pie in Is oli5icn.
Die aotoltropbc inl 9nIi5ii1cnGo r
SliS5cpno (iibcr rucIde id)on 0tItCrn
iur5 beri1tct mltroc) bat eincn llll-
gebeurcn Sdo0cn angeridtet, Der
iid ieooh IN %lcincr pollen @obe nod
Eid)t abih1Bcn lGBt. glld) Der ScrluIt
an WtenitenIcbcn lit GROCER gelpcicn
als 5ucrlt ongcgcben mnr0en mar.
IS iit0 nid)t iucni9cr ais y Ycrio=
men ertrllnfel.
Grjber5og aorl Stcpbnu, 5u bciie'
@ciib Dos ourd) Die ll%cbcrld)lpcnIz
mllng bcimgciudtc Gorf gcb0rt, lit
alti Die alnoe polt Dem SdrcdcnS.
creignib ioiort un Ort uno SteIlc &C.
Gilt, nm bclicnO cin5uBreiicn. Die
aili SeronloiilIng beS Gr5ber5ogS er.
fol9tc Snipettion bot crgcbel, Dob
cine umiai'enoe Milton cin9cleitct
merbcn mrb, nm Notb uno Glcno ST
i%teuern.
Amt S III il Der Sinan6mini l.
iter.
" lie H. q. Slrli. - Ger gemcin.
lame 6inan5nliniiter Baron Nlt-
rion. iueld)er auh Ole GcntrnIlcitun1
Der GipiIuerpoltung in YoSnien uno
Der S~cr5cgOmina in &Gnocn bot, trut
loeben einen icdSluodentlid)cn l(r.
loub ongetreten. &ic bon ionlt gut
unterridtctcr Scitc pcrlolltct, miro
9llrion nidt oui ieinen Soften 81.
r%ildfebren. Sir oicicn Sal gilt0rnf
3ifp ula icin Nobiolger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-17
RAILROAD IN COURT.
'ation Between Government and
Oregon Road in Progress.

Portland, Or. Nov. l7-rho litiga-
zion between the United States gov
.'rnment and the Oregon & Calfor
aia Railroad company in which the
government seeks to have declared for
cited the company's land grant in
Oregon. valued at about $4,000
1ade its first appearance in court yes
eerday when Judge Wolverton decided
hat the United States district cour,
Gould not entertain a separate action
gainst the railroad company institut
ID by a settler named John l.. Snyder
Who has filed suit to force the com
pany to deed him $50 acres of the
rant for consideration of $3.50 per
ere, the price at which the railroads
Natent provides that the company
must sell the land. The court held
chat Snyder's proper course is to pc
tition to intervene in the main suit
IF the government against the rail-
road company. There are about 100
Tits similar to Snyder besides abou.
700 petitioners who seek to intervene
IN the main suit. Judge Wolverton al
50 gave the Union Trust company a
mortgage of the oregon & California,
30 days time to domur to the govern
vents complaint
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-17
EARNINGS OF
SAL LAKE ROADS.
Summary of Reports to Interstate
Commerce Commission by D. &
R. G. and S. P. L. A. & S. L.
SHOW INCREASE OVER 1907.
Reports Cover Month of September
And Quarterly Period Ending
Sept. 50 OF Present Year.

The report of revenues and cNpen-
ses of the Denver & Rio Cirande and
the Salt Lake route for the month
of September, 1908, and for the quart
crly period ending, Sept. 80, 1908, has
been submitted to the interstate com
@nlerce commission at Washington. The
figures for the month of September. on
the ID. & r. 6. are as follows:
Operating revenues: Freight, s1,327,
292.
Operating expenses; Maintenance of
way and structures, $2S4,295; mainten-
ance OF equipment. s270,90S; traffic,
54l,16G; transportation, s5S7.037; gen
era, s45,204; total, S1,179.21o.
!. Net Operating revenue s7as,os2; out
side operations, S11,55T: taxes, $4,000,
operating income, s742.639; increase as
compared with September, 1907. $780,
For three months. ending Sept. 80.
sos, the report shows: Total oper-
ing revenues, $5.426,516; total OPP
rating expenses. including mainten.
TRANSFORMATION and general expenses
80 ,9t3; net operating revenues, 49,.
III 43: outside operations. s32.91O;
axes. $192,00O: net operating income.
.l,9o2,453; decrease as compared with
1907, S245,s46
SALT LAKE ROUTE.
The report of revenues and expenses
IF the San Pedro. Los Angeles & Sail
AXE railroad for the month of Sep
tember, 1908, is as follows:
Operating revenues: Freight, sS47,-
SO; passenger, s20o,75s; total, s5S2.-
81
Operating expenses: Maintenance of
way and structures, sl02,441; mainten
nee of equipment, S7s.6S5: traffic ex-
oense, s25.SS4' transportation expense,
41Sl,315; general expense. $15,724; to-
al, $404.110.
Net operating revenue, s17S.2s1: out
ide operations Qoss) $l,727: taxes,
S2a713; operating income, $15l,S41;
Increase as compared witt, Sent 1907,
For the three months of the fiscal
ear ending Sept. &c. 1908, the fig.
res ars as follows:
Total operating revenues sl.654,S59.
otal operating expenses. s1,l71,SO2
let operating revenues, s4S3057; out
side operations, Qoss) s4,024: taxes,
s66,732; operating income, s412,3o1. In
rease compared with similar period
II 1907, $113,611.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-17
DISCUSS sTEERAGE RATES.
Representatives of Trans-Pacifc Lines
Meet ut Seattle.

Seattle, Wash, Nov. 17.-Rcpresen
tatives of the Trans Pacific lines met
yesterday to discuss the question of
steerage rates between this coast
Japan and China. The lines attending
The conference We're: Canadian Paci-
fc, Pacific Mail, Great Northern. Nip.
pom Yusen kaisha Waterhouse- Weir,
Ocean Steamship and China Mutual
Steam Nava"ation company. The first
three lines, under the agreement.
charge s51 for Storage passage, while
the others were allowed rate Of
s4S50 owing to less reoular sailnps
and slower steamers. The standard
lines desired to have an even rate es
tablished, claiming that faster service
brought them no additional business,
The conference finally decided to leave
rates as at present. Another session
will be held in January or February
to discuss the matter further. This
meeting will be at the call Of Chair
man A. i. Calder. general agent OF
the Canadian Pacific railway
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-17
now IS YOUR DIGEsTIoN,

Mrs. Mary Bowling, of No. 228 Sth
Ave, San Francisco. recommends a
remedy for stomach trouble. She SAYS.
Gratitude for the wonderful effects OF
Electric Bitters in a case Of acute In
digestion. prompts this testimonial. 1
am fully convinced that for stomach
and liver troubles Electric BIttcrs is
the best remedy on the market to-
day" This great tonic and alteratlva
medicine inrigorates the system, puri-
fies the blood and Is especially help
full In all forms of female weakness
soc. as Y. c, NJ. l. Drug store, 112-11.
Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-17
LIrNGS

When the lungs are sore ana in
hamed, the germs of pneumonia and
consumption find Judgement and multi
piy. foiey's Honey and Tar kills the
cough germs. cures the most obstinate
racktng cough. heals the lungs, and
prevents serious results The genuine
Is In the yellow package. F. J. Hill
Drug Co, THE Mover Substitutors."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

1heater--The play of Checkers"
lively, sporting comedy or melodran1a.
renowned as one of the best money
makers of recent days, was on its third
visit to Salt Lake last night, which ac-
counts for the rather light turnout. I'd
sthirs the gathering was tumultuous.
but In the iparquet there were many va
cant seats,
The presentation includes all tho ~.
faVorttes, ana the cast is almost iden-
teal with that of the play on its first
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MIND YOUR RUsJNEss,

If you don't nobody will. 1t Is your
business to keep out of all he trouble
YOU can and you can ard will keep
,ut of liver and bowel trouble If YOU
lake DR.. Kings New Life Pills They
keep biliousness. malaria and jaun-
dice out of your system. 25c at q. g
~ / Drug store. 112-114 Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-17
IF YOU AXE OVER FIFTY READ

Most people past middle-agc suffer
from kidney and bladder disorders
which f'ocy's Kidney Remedy would
cure. Stop the drain on the vitality
and restore needed strength and vigor
Commence taking FoIey's Kidney Rem
edy today. f. j. Hill Drug Co., THE
Never Substitutors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-17

Winter blasts. causing pneumonia,
pieurisy and consumption will soon be
here. Cure your cough now and
strengthen Your lungs with Foley,s
Honey and Tar. Do not risk starting
the winter with weak lungs, when Fo-
ley's Honey and Tar will cure the most
obstinate coughs and colds, and pre-
vent serious results F. ]. Hill Drug
Co. "trhe Never Substitutors."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-17
GREEK COMMUNITY ELECTION,

At q meeting Sunday of the Greek
community of Utah the election of the
following officers was effected: n. r.
Stathakos, president; n. Barlas, Vice
president; a. Papankolaou secretary:
7. Pharmakio, treasurer and trustees
X Carlopulos, P. Slahos, X Bossinal.
k:s, O.. Papaspirides, George Chr.stofil-
lou and a. Dokos. 5 e,''' -
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Christensen Christensen. attor-
neys and counselors at Law, have re-
turned to their former offices In the
Romney block, 2l2 South Main street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-17

Made up Overcoats, Trousers, Suits
tailor made. Big saving. Daniels
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Headstone lettering carefully done.
Elias Morris & Sons Co., Opp. south
gate Temple block,
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r. E. Evans, Florist. 80 S. Main St.
Floral designs a specially. Phone 061.
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Pure Drugs and Prescription. our
.nec;aity II h'tcay Drug Company.
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Dainty Pastry With Your Lunch.
Always Fresh at The Royal Cafe.
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The children may
drink McDonaId's
cocoa every meal
it's good for them.
Nourishing and builds rich, red blood.
And as a cpinplexion-m uker.-look at
any girl who drinks 1t regularly. For
the quality is there!s
UNIMpEACHABLE.

Girle Leave Home" seen here a few
months ago, will hold the boards
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If you were to see the unequallcd vol
ume of lmimpeachable testimony in ia
yor OF Hoods Sarsaparllla, you would
upbrald yourself for so long delaying
to take this effective Alternative ana
tonic medicine for that blood disease
from which you are suffering.
It eradicates scrofula and all other
humors and cures all their inward and
outward effects.
Take Hoods. 2
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GOES AFTER COMMISSION

He characterized the work of the in
terstate commerce commission as of no
effect and wasteful. The members are
laid $500 a day for doing nothing, he
aid Insrnany cases, he said. they had
lone good service to the people but
II considerations of great moment, he
ieclared they have been inactive wherc
hey should have insisted upon better
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pIIed MT. Reeves, smIl1nSly.
The Very vitality of a community de-.
bends, said Mr.. Kindel. upon fair and
equitable freight rates, this being the
1eans Of assisting business. while a
negative condition means the ruination-
If all that is vital commercially. Far
transportation, he said, like free circu
atoms, means life, while discriminative
transportation means death. The fight
For fair rates, however, he contended
vas often jeopardized by those who
IRE willing to adjust with slight re-
auctions rather than fight for fair
traatm