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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1908-07-31
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Sumfbtunlt, utrbaitet.
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in gruofIpn. ais 5lDet nngeIebene oor.
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Sin qeidIcnfmnS.
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rem unqelueu0et luurben um bic Sci.
die nlebr 81 eutitcllen GluIhpeilcn
miro augeuomnisH, Dab Die 6rau ct
nor0ei iUnt0e.
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gnI 6SwurS's GrIndlcm.
@rlin, 30. cSuIi.


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preiie eni9c9cnQetreten. meldle oil
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bod 5ur 1hatinde perocn.
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Der 9leigeu ser ieitideu 8nau.
itoltiuaen. lpeidc 0ds $50. iabuae
9eteben 0er llnDeriiidt ySenn mar.
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bic 8eidIdJte og ,Senaa Sodddude
uro ibres ShloenteuibunS 6aritcl.
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profeiioren Der oeritie0enen Saful.
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hen gebor6er b5iip55nten. geitalieie
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sieue Subil1umsieisy beeinnt NOR.
gen. 9sBiiaIih ibrer Qus9eitoltung
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Sin MnrnnrIlrimnih.

Iori @a1ne. Su0, 30 SnIi
Ter Gororer NeB.er bat entihie-
BEN, ron 6a: G6epaar Guii SobaS
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nm eiren Raubmoro geioe Bertonen
ErS. nie cine dr5tlihe lln.eriu9uns
raeben 5at. sroroHeIt poroen
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Die Wiafia iua Inn rGdlen.

g(elO DOrt, %. SSlllL
,Gie g1oiia miro mid rdhen".
Gieie 8orte riei geitern Der Stale.
ner Goenuo GcccUbono Dem arimi.
nalrIdter 9loialsfD 81, als i'm oIeier
begen eines eingeitan0encn 8nuban.
ioas 5u na5e5u Observation-Disclosures
itraie ucrurtheilie. Get ,StaIienCr
bette oipie Ero6mg IN italigiiher
Sprade ousgeitobcn uuO Deoer Der
@idfer nod elmer Der gegnlien. Die
i'm @erif)ie am6eienJ iUareu, Bate
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ielbeu einen 5reuuo itebru uno Die.
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tddi mid an ibm.~ Rieeobono. Der
nod ben uiloen gRann 5u ipielen
periutts, Duroe idIeuHisIi mad Den
Eombs aeihaiit.
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6nuoesgcifsen obioIut unnlogIi6
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pridlt iid] Die replrbIifanilhe 8lat-
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Der {ShoIiung non $4,000 nelSer
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Ginbeimicu Der Grnten gebrautt
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uoaer QerpiIeaung in ausiift 9eiteat
neroen. foitenire 3u bei5rScru.
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rid uno frateruiiireu nun nit rhrcit
frifbcreu GeQnern Die Dcmouitrn.
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elmer 8erioihnB meroen WcIter lori.
1eiest.
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Gturgeon Bar. Bis.. 30. SuIi.
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Sobn genion ibren Zoo in oen 5lu.
then oes Sees Die onSern pier Sn.
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GnmOioatem.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-17
GRAND CONCERT WILL
BE HELD TONIGHT

A grand concert will be given
tonight In the old tabernacle for the
benefit Of the Second ward meeting
house. Following Is the program
Two selected songs, Schubert, Prof.
A. c. Lundj Maaurka, wieniawski,
Prof. M. s. Gudmunson; Waltz
Song, Bailey, Miss Edith Hindley;
First and second movement Of First
symphony, Beethoven, Prof. G. W,
Reid, Asael Nelson; vocal duet,
"The Wanderers Night" Ruben
stein, John Johnson, Carl Nelson
clarionet solo (selected), Prof Clar-
ence Hawkins; b. Y. u. mandolin
and guitar club, under direction Of
Prof. Walter Smith. This will b,
one of the best concerts given thi,
season.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-17
ANOTHER MINING CO.FILES
INCORPORATION PAPERS

Articles of Incorporation Of the
Scranton Extension Mining Com
psny have been filed with the coun-
clerk, Silver City, Utah, is the
principal place Of business. The
capital stock is 100000 in shares
Of the par value of 10 cents each.
The compony owns the Nip Top
Nos. / to 6 inclusive, in the North
4TiiF+;,c Observation-Disclosures
directors are. President, George
Beck vice-president, j. p. John
son. Charles Beck, F. w. Kirk
ham, George Beck, ir., Farley
Beck, Melvin Beck, with james M
Kirkham, secretary and treasurer
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-17
GOOD COMPANY COMING
TO THE OPERA HOUSE

Provo Is about 10 have treat In
the show world. The Pelger COM
pany with Dorothy Marke and
Geo. w. Scott in repotoire, present
ing only the best Of dramas, COM
edles and melo-dramas. The Pei
ger company is abe star dramatic
organization Of the middle west, and
Dorothy Marke and Geo. w. Scott
who head the company are artists,
and the management that presents
them has spared neither cost or
trouble to surround them with the
best Of talent.
This company is undoubtedly
presenting the highest priced roy
atty plays that have ever been pro-
duced at popular prices.
The opening play is entitled,
"Outwitted by Two" written and
produced by the author, Geo. w.
Scott, who Ia with tho company.
The comedy that runs through ii Ia
particularly strong, the love story Il
touching and the handwork Of the
william to get every one Into trouble
is the means Of working to clim-
axes that are exciting and thrilling
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-17
HIGHWAY ROBBFR CAP.
TURED AT THISTLE

What Is alleged to be a highway
robber has been captured at This
tie. The man may not be n had
as the name. but he has heen charg-
ed with stealing one hundred dol
lars from a railroad brakeman at
that place, The robbery was re-
ported to the officers OF the county
and an effort WIS made to locate
the offender. The man charged
with the crime was a dish washer
In the restaurant at that place.
When the man was arrested most
OF the money was found on his per-
son. He gave his name as w. g.
Croper.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-17
UNIVERSITY NOTES

Two art exhibits are being held
at the university This week. In the
reception room Of the II. s. build.
ing some Of the landscape painting
nv John Hafen. the well-knowr
Utsh artist, are being exhibited and
in the upper half Of the same build.
ing some Of the paintings by Lorin
Covinston, q young artist who has
studied for the past few year,
under Prof. Eastmond.
Tuesday noon a lively game Of
basketball was played between the
Red Heads and the Beanery
Bunch. The Red Heads won by .
score Of 18 to 13. The Beanery
bunch were not satisfied with the
drubbering they received, 30 chal-
lenged the Reds for a return game
for an oyster supper, which will be
played Friday noon.
Friday night the girls Of the B.
Y. u. will give a leap year ball.
Tonight the l.. ID. s. University
Of Salt Lake and the b. Y. Univer-
sity basketball teams will meet for
the first time this season. This Is
not league game but promises to
be one OF the best games OF the sea-
SON rs these teams are old rivals
and will fight from the starting Of
the game until the final call fol-
time.
School closes tomorrow night fol
the holidays.
Many Of the students are going
home to spend the holidays.
In the class basketball series the
1910 class are in the lead having
one game the best Of the college
class.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-17
POSTOFF|CE |NSPEC-
TOR WORKS ON
BLACKMA|L CASE
OF SPR|NGv|LLE
Returns to Salt Lake But Gives
Out no Details, But ii is
Thought that Blackmailer is
Known-Promised Victims
Armed for Protection.

Postofiice Inspector G. ID. Lowe
returned to Salt Lake from Spring
vile, where he has been for the past
five days investigating the anony-
nous post card affair in which the
lives Of John and III. T. Reynolds
were threatened. The matter is
causing no end of interest in SPRING
vile, and incidentally no little con-
Germ on the part Of the Reynolds
brothers, who conduct the largest
mercantile establishment In the
town. The post card was mailed
Dec. 8, at the Springville postofiice
and addressed to II. T. Reynolds.
II was written in red ink and said
that both John Reynolds and his
brother, II. T. Reynolds, former
mayor of Springville, would be
killed before Christmas. The next
evening a warning in red ink was
posted in III. 7. Reynolds window.
Mr.. Lowe has given no further de-
tails except to say that be was Civ
ing tho matter close attention.
John Reynolds moved into the
house Of friend following the re-
ceipt Of the warning. Things took
more serious turn the next MORN
ing, when John Reynolds dog,
which had followed him to the
friends home, was found poisoned.
Both Of the promised victims are
carrying arms and are taking all
possible precautions against an at
tack Of any kind.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-17
Wines and Liquors for Xmas
Smoot DRUG Co.
NO ARRESTS IN RIO
GRANDE SCRAPE

No arrests have been made in the
Rio Grand depot shooting scrape
and il rs not thought that there will
be. "Fatty" Jordan, the painter
whom the bullet was supposed to
hit, is in Salt Lake and from all re-
ports is hale and hearty. Conduc-
tor Courtney who fred the shot Is
doing his official duty as freight
conductor. No complaints have
been filed and 1t is thought that the
matter will be dropped. TIT
painter will, however, remember
hereafter that he nearly lost his lie
while trying to bluff a railroad con-
ductor, and hereafter he is apt To
be more careful.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-17
Late Society Doings

The Agenda club entertained al
a Leap Year ball Wednesday even.
ing at the Sixth ward social hall
Light refreshments vera served.
Mr. and Mrs. George II. Brim-
hall spent Saturday in Salt Lake
City,
Miss Francella Adams returned
from Milford Wednesday, and left
Thursday morning for Washington,
d. @.
The third year class Of the B. Y.
U. gave an entertainment wednes-
day evening at the gymnasium.
Many guests enjoyed the music and
dancing.
Miss Elva Armitstead entertain
ed at musical Sunday evening at
her home. Several numbers were
given by the mandolin club. Miss
Stella Paxman and Mr.. Arthur
Booth furnished the plano solos.
About twenty guests were present.
Miss Laura Pearl Adams visited
in Salt Lake City this week.
Mrs. Reed Smoot and Miss
Chloe Smoot spent Saturday in Salt
Lake City.
Mrs. Reed Smoot was the hostess
at a delightful affair Tuesday after
noon when she entertained about
forty ladies at Kensington. Mrs.
c. A. Eldridge of Salt Lake City
and Miss Chloe Smoot assisted in
receiving. Jars of cut flowers and
ferns were beautifully arranged
throughout the rooms and on the
tables.
s. p. Kimball spent Saturday in
Salt Lake City,
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. swenson
were Salt Lake visitors during the
week,
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to the core. 1t deals with the story
of a college boy.
Miss Dorothy Marke the leading
lady Of the company is woman Of
great magnetism, pretty, tall and
has stately bearing on the stage,
an ease and grace that only can be
obtained from long experience and
hard study. Miss Marke is equal
ly pleasant OIL the stage as well as
on, and ia one who makes many
friends from her personal charms
and many admirers for her clever
stage work.
Mr. Scott il comedian Of merit,
with trunk full Of songs, and q
grip full Of jokes, who keeps you
laughing from rise Of the curtain
till the fall.
Special mention should be made
of La Petite Ruth, the soubretre o.
the company, who appears at every
performance in a complete change
Of songs, dances and aorobatic feats
that are far above the average.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-17

Following marriage licenses have
been issued: Roy Mason Of Aurora,
and Jane Avereet Of Springville,
George f. Walker and Rose II.
Richardson both Of Lindon, Reed
Bird and Menett Altman both Of
SpringvilIe, Alfred Bowers Of Salt
Lake and Manettie Nelson Of Lake
Shore, Byron Crookston Of Ameri-
can Fork and Katie Frampton Of
Pleasant Grove, owen White and
Reva Snow both Of Provo, James
Thomas and Katie Jones both Of
Lehi, Charles ID. Palfreyman and
Sarah A. Masters both of Spring
Vile, John j. Hancock and Mary
West both Of Payson.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-17

admixture Of such patients with the
insane is detrimental to their best
interests, and desire to strongly i'm
press upon the authorities respon-
sible for such conditions the necess-
ity for the immediate establishment
Of separate institutions for the
feeble-minded and non-insane cpl.
letic apart from the insane"
Be II hereby resolved by the
Utah county Medical Society that
we approve and adopt same as a
resolution Of this society, and urge
tne legislature to provides proper
and suitable institution for the care
Of such afflicted persons apart from
the actively insane. And hereby
direct that a copy of the same b.
sent to each member Of the Utah
state legislature which is called t.
meet in Salt Lake City January
next.
A good roads resolution, favor
ing state and national aid for per,
manent road building and asking
the legislature to work to this end
was also passed.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-17
JURY COMMISSION
ERS COMPLETE
PROVO LIST

Jury Commissioners w. +. Gilep
and ID. A. Crsndall, have complet-
ed their lsbors and the following Is
list Of the names selected to serve
rs Jurors from Provo for the year
1909:
James @. Knudson. William H.
Geay, Charles A. Dalquist, Samuel
Kopp, Chris Thompson, Abe Jones,
Edward V. Vincent, Walter Scott,
Ashael Gee, William f. Olson,
Joseph o. Ward, l.. o. Taft.
Henry Davis, r., Candy Scott,
Frank r. Sharp, John Thurgood,
Henry c. Leetbam, Samuel J. Jep-
person, William Ercapbrack, John
Roundy, X. II. Beeslev, N. O.
Markham, William @. Graham,
Arthur Brewster, w. X. Farrer.
Alma Jorpensop, George B. Peav,
d. i. VanWagonen, Joseph w.
Dunn, David III. Loveless, G. F.
Hampshire, John T. Beesley, John
N. Gullick, Thomas Sumner, s. II.
Goodwin, w. b. Allen, Bobert
Moore, Albert Manwaring, 6. A.
Peterson, l. Bullock, Alma Van
Wagenen, A. j. Dnrrant, b. II.
Bullock, ]. II. Staley, John J.
Martin, Joseph S. Berry, John For
syth, Ashted Taylor, Robert Phil
Ups, Ernest Henrichsen, Henry
Mutt, William Ashworth, Boyd b
Strong, John G. Graham, ir., james
r. Farrer, Albert S. Jones, David
John, r., A, +. Zoellener, Ed. T
Jones, J. V. Dunn, Elias A. Gee
w. X. Henry, Milton Jones, G, S
Grier, III. G.. Wood, X. III. Thomss
Frank Speckhart, Sam Hinckley
James f. Daniels, George w. JAG
gues, Niels johnson, o. II. Berg
B. M. Durlsnd, Joseph Duke. Johr
Ii. Carter, Bert Elliott, James +
Snow, Reed Il. Anderberg, Henry
Cluff, William II. Williams, Geo
p. Rawlings, A. j. Southwick
Geo. w. Giles, John Moore, B. II
Bower, Karl Y. Thompson, Over
A. Baum, Jesse Manwaring, Ash
ley Bartlett, John A. Snyder, Will
lard III. Booth, Samuel A. Riskie
Ernest Kimball, Ben Wride, Dan.
lei p. Vincent, H. j. w. Goddard
Thomas S. Sones, Robert Board
man, Walter Cox, Walter r. Peay.
G. l.. Heidelberg, o. X. Hanson
Clair W. Reid, George W. Mel
drum, ir., L. f. Eggertsen, Johr
w. Howe, Edmund Dugdale
George Evans, James G. Haws
John w. Deal, L. d. Bedford
George M. Tiffany, Harry Nc
Coard, John +. Ellison.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1908-12-17
NEW OFFICERS CHOSEN
BY MASONS FOR 1909

Election of officers of Story
lodge A. r. d A. M. was held
Tuesday evening. The following
officers were chosen for the ensuing
year, s. II. Goodwin, W. NJ, A.
f. Buckler, s. W., ]. H. Hosmer.
j. W., s. W. Sharp, treasurer, F.
r. Sharp, secretary.