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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-10

Richard T. O'Connor of st. Paul, a
Democratic leader. In discussing the
political situation, former Governor
Warfield said:
Il voted twice for Bryan and I ad.
r,ire him. Put the question before
the DenlocTat.c Lal " low is one of
availability. Governor Johnson has
elements Of strength not possessed by
Mr.. Bryan. Governor Johnson, in my
opinion, is Jeffersonian Democrat
While all of our presidents have rep.
resented in their origin the founders
of the republic, Governor johnson
represents the vast class formed by
our immigrants.
'The delegation from Maryland tt
the Denver convention will go unin
structed. I cannot say whom the,
will favor. 4 will not be a delegate
myself, but l trust the Maryland dele
cation will recognize the claims o
Minnesota"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-10
LOVELACE JURY
SAYS not GUILTY
FORT RANSOM MAN ACQUITTED
OF MURDER CHARGE AT
LISBON.

Lisbon, N. D., May Sit required
but two hours for the jury to bring in
a verdict of acquittal in the case Of
COL E. S. Lovelace of Fort Ransom,
charged with the murder of his
nephew, VIM. Lovelace. The states
case was largely circumstantial evil
dence. Young Lovelace was employed
as a clerk by the defendant. There
was some talk of a shortage, and after
some words the deceased disappeared.
Two months later his body was found.
The friends of Calonel Lovelace
were always confident of his acquit-
tai and have congratulated him on
the result of the trial. The defendant
is pioneer merchant at Fort Ran.
som and we'll known all over the
southern part of the state.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-10
Arrested for Arson.

Flaxton, N. D., May S.-Alfred Cor
don, who was suspected Of setting fire
to the Stevenson house here on Mon
day, set fire to his own hotel, the Pho
neer. today, and skipped to Canada.
He was arrested at Bowhells and will
be held to answer to two charges OF
arson. The Pioneer hotel had been
vacant for some time.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-10
ARFIELD
MaryIand's Ex.GOV'f Comes
Out Strong for John
4. Johnson

st. Paul, Mimi, May 9.-Former
Governor Edwin Warfield OF Maryland
was in St. Paul today and lunched
with Governor Johnson OF Minnesota
Others at the luncheon were Frank a.
Day, chairman OF the Democratic
state committee; T. d. O'Brien, one
OF the Johnson leaders In this state:
Mayer-elect Lawler OF St. Paul, ana
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-10
CLEVELAND
Is Reported on the Road
to Recovery, Says
His Wife

Lakewood, N. j., May 9.-Mrs.
Grover Cleveland today gave out the
following statement relative to the
ex-president's health:
tMr. Cleveland's health is steadily
improving and he is now on the road
to complete recovery. We have not
decided, however, how long we shall
remain in Lakewood"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1908-05-10
Mckenzie County.

Schafer. N. D., May Z.-McKenzie
county selected stalwart delegation
to the Republican state convention at
Minot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-12

Saicn. gnsflng am Otter Sunntag.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23
ITALIAN CAR ARRIVES.
New York to Paris Racer stops over
saturday Night.

Ogden March 23-With crowds lined
up and overlooking into Washington
avenue and Twenty-hfth street. the
Italian car in the New York-to- Paris
race came dashing into Ogden amid a
whirl of dust Saturday afternoon just
as the hands of the city clock pointed
TO the hour of 1880.
G. Sirtoni winner of many short
and long distance races with the fam
Gus Iust car. was at the wheel. In
the car with him was n representative
OF the London Daily Mail. and an eX
pert mechanic from the Italian automo-
bile shops where the Xust cars arc
turned out
The natives Of Sunny Italy who live
in ogden turned out in full force to
welcome the arrival of their country
men. Hardly had Sirtoni slipped from
the ear al the Becraft garage before
he was surrounded by swarm of adj
miring countrymen who insisted on
shaking his hand and wishing him ali
the luck possible.
After giving instructions regarding
the repair of the machine, the Italians
Went over to the Reed hotel and retired
early.
Bright and early Sunday morning the
machine was overhauled and the body
which had been loosened by the rough
roads of Wyoming. was frightened up
and everything was in readiness when
the driver and his companions took
their places to resume their flight to the
Pacific coast
At 1880 the machine left the city, fol-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23
DEsEREr EVENING NEWS MONDAY MARCH % 1908

crn States mission where he had pre-
sided over the Pennsylvania confer.
ence. Hans g. Johnson who reported
good work being done In the land OF
the midnight sun, and 1iebor Love
land from Bear Lake county
:. c. WiNom the south Main street
merchant Is selling out his stock OF
general merchandise and viii hereafter
give his attention to the newspaper
business.
Heber. Joseph and David Stohl hay
ing bought out the -. II. Hammond
and company OF 1'remonton have re-
organized and win continue business
at that place under the name Of the
Stohl Brothers Meat market
The II. y. Opera company presented
Princess Ida" to run house at the
opera House hero Monday evening"
A few selected friends met at the
home OF MI Ernest =. liorsley last
Thursday evening TO celebrate the
birthday of three Of Uncle Sans good
citizens. Ernest r. Horsley, John =.
Christensen and William j. Bryan.
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MANTI.
CANDIDATES FOR DIST. JUDGE.
Three Couples Wcd--Missionary Social
saloon Becomes n Drug Store.

Three Couples Wcd--siissionary Social
saloon Becomes Drug Store.
Special Correspondence.
Manu sanpete Co. March 2O.-Gus>
tave A. Iverson and a. II. Christensen
OF this city have announced their cam
didacy for the office OF district Judge
OF the Seventh judicial district. 1t is
expected that there arc still more can
didates on the Republican side FOR this
office and at least one on the Democra-
tic side.
one of the saloons of this city Is be-
ine converted into a drug store, which
Is pleasing fact to furnish the read
ers OF the Deseret News.
The Mutual improvements associa-
tions of South Saupete stake are trying
TO arrange an excursion to one OF tina
Salt Lake resorts some time during
June or the present year If they can
get some Of the neighboring stakes
to join them in this undertaking.
THREE COUPLES WED.
Azel Peel and Miss Margerct Erickson
of Mt. Pleasant We're married AT the
temple Wednesday last by President
Lewis Anderson.
Franklin S Cox and Miss Ella Erick-
son OF Farview were married at the
temple Wednesday last
Hans f Mortensen and Miss olive
Knight We're united in marriage at the
temple here this week
The Commercial club is working to
have erected a new armory and opera
house combined for this city, and the
move is progressing very nicely.
Elder Aaron -. Squire or this city
was given a farewell social at the tab
ernacle Thursday evening before his
departure for the Northern States mis-
sion. where he has been called To labor.
A very ENJOYABLE time was spent and
purse was donated by those present 10
assist him in his Journey to his field OF
labor. Six or seven others OF this city
have responded TO an invitation from
the first presidency 10 AL missions and
will likely in the near future receive
their appointments.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23
TO PUT LID ON GAMBLING.
Reforncrs Want County Officials tc
Suppress Vice.

ogden. March 23.--As a sequel to the
reform movement which was inaugu-
rated in ogden about three weeks ago,
county Attorney Harris ana sheriff
Wilson have received letters signed by
p f. Sherwood and 30 citizens and tax
payers seeking their aid in closing up
gambling in Ogden
The petitioners, after naming the va
iious places in the city and giving
other evidence OF where they claim
gambling is being conducted. say in
part;
We submit that any investigation On
your part will furnish Won not only
'Wasonable cause TO believe, but abb
scute proof mat gambling is openly
and VIGOROUSLY carried on and con-
Quoted at the several places mentioned
above. as well as other places in Og-
den City, and FOR that reason, we. as
citizens, respectfully ask that you will
take such action in the discharge of
your duties as such officer, as indicated
IN chapter 30 of the revised statutes
or Utah, 1885, and cause the party or
parties conducting such places In Vio-
lation of law, to be dealt with as pro-
Wded therein.
We again repeat that any reasonable
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! Today $ Ogden News

lowing the route taken by the Ameri-
can one week ago
\ record run was made to Hot
Springs. At late hour sunday night
TIE machine which was due TO arrive at
kelton at . O'Clock. had net been
heard of. II Is supposed that rough
roads were encountered sunday after
noon and the party decided to tie W
until morning.
Sirtonl saws that ne believes that the
American car will te overtal1en when
the smooth roads of the European coun-
tries are reached.
He Is confident that he viii win thu
race. expressing the opinion that the
race viii not oven get interesting until
the Siberian roads are traversed.
The spring music festival opens this
evening at the Grand Opera House with
concert by Madam Lillian BlauVel.
and company. 4 week from tonight
the Chicago symphony orchestra APP
pears at the second number Of the
festival
At the meeting of the county board
of education held Saturday afternoon,
plans FOR the new North Ogden school
We're adopted. and bids Will be asked
FOR on the construction. The estimated
cost is Sl2.0O0.
4 suit for a divorce on the grounds OF
desertion was filed with the clerk of
noon by Maud f. Eccles against Will
liam Eccles. The complaint alleges
the couple were married in Ogden May
H. 1906. and have one child OF which
the plaintiff asks the custody
A horse belonging to Lee Hammond
was stolen from Twenty fourth street
Saturday night. The matter was re-
ported Co the police and the sheriff
hut no trace of the animal or the thief
has been found.
TABERNACLE SERVICES
ogden, March 23.-One OF the lare-
est meetings of the year was held at
the tabernacle yesterday afternoon.
when Judge N. IL. Roiapp was the
principal speaker For fully 80 min
utes, Judge Rolapp gave an interest
ing discours" ON Scatter Seeds of
Kindness" In part. he told how each
person could extend to some other per-
son, perhaps less fortunate than
thcmclves. a word of kindness. and in
that way aid in Frightening up their
lives and encouraging them TO lead
a better life.
The tabernacle choir rendered "A
special musical program
OGDEN BRIEFS,
Ogden. March 2S.-Walren w. Cor
rev Of the Corey Brothers Construc-
ton company, has zone to Calgary.
Canada, whera he will submit bids on
contracts for the reconstruction of I1g
miles of the Grand Trunk railroad and
Some canals the company is contem-
plating constructing in the Calgary
country.
BY 4 decision of Judge Howell's
rendered in the district court late Sat
urday afternoon, L.. II, Peterson, the
present city recorder OF Huntsville
will retain mis- office from which
Thomas W. Stoker tried to Dust HIM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23
NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE or
REAL ESTATE.

ESTATE OF JOHN BETrESS, DE-
ceased. Notice OF private sale OF reai
estate The undersigned will sell at
priyate sale. all al lots l0-ll and y Of
block s. SANDY station Plat. Salt Lake
County. Utah. Also the Montezuma No.
Mining Claim. situated In Little Eot-
touwood Mining District. salt l.akt
Countl state OF Utah. on Or after Fri
duy. The lrd day Of April, \. ID. 1905 and
written bids win be received at the store
OF q. &. Crapo. SANDY. Utah.
Terms 81 sale. ZEN 0W per cent un
.is.eptaucc Of bid and balance on con-
nrmation
Dated. SANDY Utah March 22ud 1905.
STEPHEN r. RETTESS
Administrators
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23
Denny and Thomas Smythe Mar
rowIy Escape Shocking Death
Latter Severely Injured.
REFORMERS AFTER GAMBLERS
Italian Car Reaches Ogden Saturda,
Afternoon Services.
News in Brief.

ogden. March 2S.--Denny Smyth
and his brother, Thomas Smyth, es-
oapod death III miraculous manner
late saturday afternoon from the
wheels of rapidly moving trolley
car on Twenty-hfth street just OPP
pcsite the European hotel, of which
the former is proprietor.
The two We're seated in Denny
smyth's automobile and did not hear
the approach OF the car. While at
tempting to steer the machine across
the street car tracks, depot bound
car struck it With considerable force.
dragging the occupants distance of
A. feet.
When bYstanders reached the two
men, it was found that Thomas Smvth
had been severely injured about tho
face and head. Although still con-
sciouS. 1t was seen that he was seri-
ously Injured, and he was hurried 10
the ogden General hospital. Denny
Sn}yth was only slightly injured on
one Of his legs
Al the hospital, surgeons operated
on the wounded man. taking several
stitches before the cuts and lacera =
tons could he brought together
Although Mr.. Smith Is suffering con-
S'derably from his injuries. the at
tending surgeon stated al q late hour
Saturday night that he would re-
cover,
When the motorman brought his
ear to a stop, the front wheels We're
within n few inches OF Mr.. Smyth's
head one more revolution OF the
wheels and they would have crushed
out his life. according TO those who
" itppSSel tho accident
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

effort on your part and the part of the
other officers charged with the duty of
seeing the law enforced, will enable
you to get all necessary proof of the
ruth of the statements herein contain
ed
When seen by representatives OF the
press last evening, County Atty, Harris
stated that he had received the letter
through the mail but at The present
time could not state what action he
would take. II is very probable that
some action viii be taken by the city
council upon the matter of gambling
at its session thiv evening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23
NEPHI.
COUNTY FAIR AND RACE TRACE
Latest Proposition of Com. Cub--Mis-
sionary Social.


sionary Social.
Special Correspondence.
Nephi, Juab Co., March ia
movement Is on foot 10 build a race
track and provide suitable grounds
for the holding OF county fairs at tins
place. The Nephi Commercial club
has the plan under Roadway, ana gives
every assurance of making the PROPOSE
tlon successful II is the intention Of
the club to purchase the Jones farm
west OF the city and lay off grounds
at once for the proposed track. In
which event Nephi will ask to be in
Guided in the proposed circuit for an
nual races.
at the home OF Mr.. ana Mrs Enoch
Burton last Friday evening IN honor OF
Elder Y. T.. CandlRnd, who leaves
shortly TO MI a mission Ia Great Bri-
tain. About 30 friends were present
and the evening was spent in paror
games, short talks songs. ETC. AT / !
o'clock all sat down To delightful
luncheon after which Il substantial
purse was presented to the departing
missionary with the well wishes OF all
present.
Tuesday the 18th. WAS ANNUAL day
with the local Relief societies. which
was suitably kept by both wards \
program ana spread We're given during
the afternoon IN the Second ward while
at night a dance and hand around
picnic was held in the armory 10y thc
First ward society.
Fred Brown. the little SON Of Mrs ID.
X Brown. is stricken down with scar
let fever. but is reported TO be getting
along nicely
The seyeuJys quorum viii turn ont
on mass tomorrow and pillow up 40
acres of land ON the missionary farm
northwest OF town, and this coming fail
the land will be planted TO wheat. The
proceeds VIII be used for the support
OF the foreign missionaries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23

Let women of sixty use
"beautifers," if t hey
think they need them.
But you, who are
young and pretty-you
should avoid such things
as you would a pesti-
lence.
All YOU need is a
cake of Ivory Soap, a
bowl of clean water and
a good com plexion
brush.
Ivory Soap
80 1900 Per Gent. Pure.
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SEE OUR WINDOW
DISPLAY,
1-s OF For 10 Days.

Not remnants OF Broken Lines. but
beautiful. now and artistic Pictures.
subjects and styles up-to-date. Call
and see them.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
s Main st.
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WHY USE YOUR

l.etterheads for scratch paper when
we can sell you scratch paper so
cheap.
THE DESEREr NEWS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23

Grape-Nuts food is made
of Wheat and Barley in
large 10 Id. IOaves which are
first baked, then sliced and
auain baked until rock hard.
The slices are then ground
into the granules called
Grape-Nuts.
The long baking changes
the starch Of the cereals to a
form OF sugar which is
easily digested and quickly
absorbed by even a child,
II affords ideal nourlsh-
ment for all ages-irom IN
fancy to maturity; TOR all
conditions-frOm the Invalid
to the Athlete.
There's a Reason
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23

held in sincere remembrance of the
donors husband. Gen. Kimball.
VAGRANT RELEASED
CHARLES O'Connor, who has been
serving short sentence for vagrancN,
VIII be released by The mayor on ac-
count OF a death of o member Of the
young mans family. Marshal VIII
hams received telegram from the
chief of police OF Pueblo col. which
place Is the home of O'Connor. and
that ticket for transportation had
been sent him.
r. G. Watkins will draw plans and
specifications tor the new Carneria IL
brary building that Will be built at
Eureka this summer.
Heber G. Jex has sold to- John
Roundy, the superintendent of the
Knights mining interests, building
lot by IL rods, facing east ON
Academy avenue. Of what IS known as
the Dusenherry block
MIR. Roundv intends to build a Sl0,-
Geo residence this summer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23
LEHI.
FOR BANNER BEET YEAR.
Preparations for Extensive Planting
Fire Escapes Tor schools.

Fire Escapes for schools.
Special Correspondence.
Lehi, Utah Co. March 20.-The Utah
Idaho Sugar company Is now very busy
preparing to plant beets. The acreage
will be much larger than last year and
may reach 10000 acres or over. The
farmers have their land In excellent
condition for planting and there is no
doubt good stand of young bects VIII
be had. which means a good harvest.
Active repair work is going ON in the
factory and work will commence soon
on a 1000 ton storage bin for beets
with elevated railroad and wagon
tracks.
DRY FARMERS BUSY.
There Is much activity among the dry
farmers in Cedar valley these days. and
q great deal of land is being plowed
for fall grain. when 1t is expected
that between four and five thousand
acres viii be planted. Last fall two
or three thousand acres were planted In
wheat and the grain came up fairly
we'll with promise of a good crop this
year. Three traction engines are busy
over there blowing the land beside a
large number of teams.
FIRE ESCAPES FOR SCHOOLS.
AT IA special meeting OF the mayor
and city council the other evening il
was recommended that two fire escapes
be built on the Central schoolhouse,
also fire escapes for the opera house
We're discussed, The primary school
house was found to be in good Condi-
ton. The other day a Are alarm was
given IN that building, and the chill
dren. who thought there was real
fire We're OUT in good order In little
over a minute. At this meeting The
council also passed an ordinance that
poles for lights and telephone he placed
not TO exceed II feet from the prop
erty line where they may be located,
FIRE DEPT. IMPROVED.
The fire department has been thor
oughly oVerhauled the past few days,
more fire hose added, and everything
put in readiness for quick work.
Work will commence soon ON beauti-
fying the new tabernacle grounds. An
attractive fence will be placed around
the grounds and lawns, trees and flow
or beds will be planted.
The news that John \ SouthWick
of this place while on his mission, died
IN New Zealand Of typhoid fever. is a
great shock 10 his many relatives and
friends here. II is expected the body
VIII arrive here about April Q.
MTG. nv timothy WHO was operated
on at the l.. u. s. hospital, is now in
Lehi much improved
sylvester Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. ). Evans. was operated on Monday
for stomach troubles by Drs. Cannon
OF Salt Lake ana Drs. IiolbrOok and
Haser There will probably have 10 be
another operation today.
VIM. Hutchiugs, an old Lehi resident
so years old, tipped over chair the
other day at his home, fracturng his
hip
March Il Mis- Gay Whipple present
ed her husband with a son.
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Observation-Disclosures
OGDEN OFFICE.
Room $40 Ecclcs Building.

circnlator. c. c. Brown. Ir.
Office phones s97 Bell, 500 Ind.
Home Address ...267l Monroe
Residence phone. Bell
Office open from $3.50 to 1880 a.
M, and to $50 p, IN.
Patrons are requested to make
immediate complaints regarding
unsatisfactory delivery
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MUSIC FEsTIvAL APRIL / AND q

University nigh school and college
students. ~ cent rate TO either natl
nee. Students OF city schools can get
tickets for 10 cents, by applying Clay
ton Music Co,
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our SlO0 guaranteed razor is best in
city Full line of strops and razor
homes State street Hardware, 252 So.
State,
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

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Woman loves clear, rosy complex
ion. burdock Blood Bitters purifies the
blood. clears the skin, restores rudy.
sound health
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rApERNAcLE SERVICES

Elder NJ. g. Nichols presided a the
tahernacle s4ryioes last sunday The
speakers vera Elders charles II, DAVIS
Who had just returned from the Past
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AFTER rHREE-cnNr FARE.

At a meeting OF the representatives.
of the Commercial clubs of the county,
held here for the purpose OF discuss
ing the three-cent per mile railroad
fares, throughout this county termin-
ated in the appointment of ane member
from each town and city TO act as a
committee and to confer with the rail-
roads for the desired object.
PRESENTATION TO VETERANS.
A buffalo -obe was presented to the
war Veterans OF this county at their
recent meeting, held AT Springvile, by
Mrs Kimball. The token Will be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-23

The cause of her demise was cnnpli-
cations following an operation. Many
are the friends who viii be panied
to hear of her sudden death. The SYM
pathy of the community goes out TO
Mr.. Hafen in his sad bereavement
The funeral of Mrs. Iafen will be
held from the Fourth ward meeting
house Tuesday at 1890. Friends
wishing to view the remains may do
so between The hours of 10 and -. at
tho residence OF j. c. Jensen, Acad-
cmy avenue. Arrangements have
been made with the Salt Lake Route
for one-fare rate to Provo and re-
turn for Salt Lake, friends to attend
the funeral. Train leaves salt Lake
at S a. m.
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RrpAIns ~ CANAL.

David r.. Mhepwrght ~ the Wheel
wright Construction company Of Og-
den WAS n town Thursday and was
inc Of Inc break Ia the Hammond
canal near Conuston, lhls includes $50
feet OF tunnel 23o feet ~ dume and
about 50O feet Or canal excavation
and win COST about $4,000.