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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19
HEARINGS IN THE
DISTRICT COURT
Fake Burglary Case and Other
Business Heard by Judge
Howell.
l. w. EMLEY SERIOUSLY HURT
Crushed Under Freight Wagon Mt ELY,
Ncv-Two Reconsideration
City News Briefs.

ogden. March 19.-The case of the
state against George b. Smith, charged
with stealing 500 worth of cashiers
checks. will be completed today in
Judge Howell's court. and submitted to
the Jury. The testimony is to the ef-
feet that one w. f. Miller, who was
a guest at the Ogden House. Jan. s
last. delivered TO defendant Smith. who
was night clerk at the place, 800 for
safe keeping that during the night
Smith arranged fake burglary and
got away with the money and re-
ported to Miller the next morning that
he had been held up and the safe
robbed and that his money was taken.
Smith denied the charge and held to
the hold-up story.
WINS RIGHT OF WAY
The case of the Salt Lake and Og-
den Railway against Mary T.. True,
which had been on trial in the district
court for two days, was completed
yesterday and submitted to the jury
who returned verdict in favor of
the plaintiff condemning the land for
a right of way, and assessed the dam
ages at $500.
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DESTRUCTION WROUGHT
BY FLOODS.

According to the geographical sur
vey. floods cost the people of the Emitted
states 100000, 600 a year. The mere
menace Of these Hoods prevents the
development of thousands of square
miles of otherwise valuable property
and limits the usefulness of far
greater area, while the torrents them-
selves each year oblterate enormous
values and bring to naught the toll
some work OF many people, A great
food IS, above all things. a. source of
waste--as n rule. OF needless waste
Some Of the elements Of this waste
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DEATH or wM. A. GRTBBLE.
GIVEN UP TO DIE

Is, spiesel. 1904 n. Virginia ST.. Evans
Vile ind writes: For over five years
l was troubled with kidney and bladder
affections which caused me much pain
down and year ago had had ws nS b doi,
work entirely. ! had three Of the best
physicians who did no God and was
practically given up to die. Foley's Kid
bottle gave me great relief and after
taking the second bottle I was entirely
cured WHY not let II help your +. ].
lIill Drug Co, "rhe Never substitutors.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
WED SIXTY YEARS.
MIR. aud Mrs Henry Wilcox Celebrate
Happy Anniversary.

Special Correspondence.
Mount Pleasant, SHnpete CO.. March
l6.--Mr and Mrs Henry Wilcox ON
The IAN inst. celebrated the sixtieth
anniversary of their wedding day at
their home In this city, Henry VIII
cox aud Mary Seely we're married IN
Salt Lake city March A. 1876, Il be-
ing one Of the earliest marriages sol
emnizad la Utah They came across
the plains with the pioneers the year
previous, Mrs, Wilcox driving and
caring for her own team rhey have
had eleven children, seven boys and
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People GETTING pARTTCurAR

about shoe polish. Quality In shoe polish
realized TO be an Important matter Acid
polishes not wanted Any old thing won
do with people who know. Quick Shine
tho leather 1t does not contain drop
OF turpentiue or acid. Gives lasting
polish and won't rub off on the clothing,
Price 10 cents.
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1th at a. M, and died Thursday, the
12th, without regaining consciousness,
He was born at Raas. Malmoes. Swe-
den. May Z, 1910, emigrated to Utah in
1864, and settled at Gunnison. There
he resided until 1875 when he moved
out on his farm In Centerfield. where
he died. survived by his wife, Johanna,
and one daughter.
For many years he was superinten-
dent of the Sunday school in this place,
and president of high priests. He
was strictly honest in all his dealings,
respected by all who knew him, The
funeral was held from Centerfield
Westinghouse Sunday. The speakers
We're Patriarch G. c. A. Christensen
and President Nielsen of the stake
presidency of high priests from Ephra-
inn President G. y. Lund of Mt Pleas
ant, Niels Hansen of Manu and High
Councilman Lars c. n, Myrup of Cen
terrified.
DEATH OF VIM. A. GRGBBLE.
William A. Grlbble. who was highly
respected by the community, died Sun
day, March IL. of pneumonia. He was
horn at Red creek Iron Co. Nov 3,
1870, He is the son of Robert and
Sarah Gribble. The former survives
him. He leaves wife and little
daughter, two years old who have the
sympathy Of the community
The district schools will probably
close May 90.
The Relief society celebrated It's six
ty-siXth anniversary with an appropri-
ate program al p m. today
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TIE LucKY QUARTER

Is the one you pay out for box of DR..
Kings New Life pills They bring you
the health that's more precious than
jewels. Try them for headache. bilious
ness. constipation and malaria. If they
disappoint you the price will be cheer
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l12-1li So. Main.
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BEST HEALER IN THE WORLD

Rev f. Starbird, OF East Raymond.
Maine. says: II have used Bucklen's
Arnica Salve for several years. on my
old army wound. and on other obstinate
sores and find it the best healer in the
World. l use 1t too with great success
in my veterinary business" Price 25c at
u. c. NJ. /. Drug Dept. ll2-ll4 So. Main
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MAN ASA, COL.

Death OF n Nelrrnn-Bnsine~s Change
--DisappeaHncr of RI Marshall.
Special Correspondence,
Manassn, Coucjos Goa Colo March
lG.- William helms of this place died
on March n uf old age ANA inhrmitles,
AGED s.,
Hart Flowers rs very sick with
dropsy. o. T.. Westover Is stil con-
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and see them.
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NorIcE ro OH crsroMEns

We are pleased 10 announce that F0lnys
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EVER USE. QUICK SHINE SHOE
POLISH?

No turnentine on ncids used In the man
ufacture n preserves The leather. Your
shoes viii last longer and wear better
Polish than any other polish made Am
your dealer for IL. Accept no other. Price
~ cents.
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OGDEN OFFICE:
Room 3I0 l1rclcs Bulldlng.


clrcniator, g. G. Brown. Jr.
Office phones. S97 Bell. SOC Iud,
Homo Address 26ll Monroe
Residence phone. ......lSll Bell
Office open from $50 TO 1880 u.
M, and to $50 p. IN.
Patrons are requested To- mako
Immediate complaints regarding
unsatisfactory delivery.
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THATCHER, ARIZONA
ACADEMY FOUNDERS DAY.
Ground for New Building Dedicated
Layton Family Reunion.

Specla! Correspondence.
Thatcher, Grahom county. Arlgnga
March ID, --1esyerday March Is. was
celebrated as Founders day OF the
SI'tks academy. School children from
Sonoid, Layton. Pima and Central
joined with the district school chlll-
rem OF Thatcher
AT 10 a. M. a Srand Procession ~ am
the school children was formed sl,b
class with its own class color. utl,i.i.,i'l
ners. The president and mcmber. ~
the BOARD OF education ana other clti-
zehs IN carriages, followed the children
The whole making magnificent AZ,
pIoS over DOCK long Assembled at
the academy grounds several hundred
people joined IN the proceedings
Some time ago the board of ed,,cat,oo
bought an entire block, right In the
heart of Thatcher and preparations are
peinf made To erect a new aeade,n,,
building the dedication OF the Rround
lent interest to Founders day anniver-
sary.
Prof. Ernest NJ. w. Jones Lad FRA
several hundred school childrnn 'n az
singing Star spamgled W,nn..,' y
George n, Crosby IN addressed H.,
assembly upon educational topics DE-
claring that the time had come lybon
higher education was coming within ia
reach OF an. Academy choir ana snhnni
chlldleh gave other numbers ana "Au-
erica was sung by the whole assemble
10 close the proceedings. Prest An
drew kimball ~ the board dedioot"d
the grounds. During The afternoon field
sports were engaged IN. the DAY clos-
ING win dance In tho. evening.
LAYTON FAMILY REUNION
A pleasant reunion Of the LAYTON
families took place In the Academy
chapel Monday evening. March in
honor Of the Sith anniversary OF no
birth Of their fnther Christophtr Law
ton, which occurred the day before
splendid representation OF his children
grandchildren and great gIandchildr,.
We're present with a number OF invited
guests Vice president Oscar Iayton
Was Zoo charge. aud after a littlr prelim-
mary business pertaining to thn Law
ton organization, "A splendid program
was rendered Tile program was fol-
lowed hy hounteous supply M Ice
cream ana cake, Father Layton has
been dcad FOR several wears hut hls
EoslerIly win never die. as he hns so
li"mg children Win grandchildren and
decentralization enough to swell
the number uf his postoHty tu about
$3.50 Moro than half OF these reside Ia
Wan and the remainder in Arizona
They are good honorable citigrus and
are talented, useful men and women.
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YOUR GRADUATION

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FUNERAL SERVICES
PROVO DEPARTMENT


ernonth "
Residence so North
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Our $1OO guaranteed razor is best in
city Fun line Of strops and razor
homes. State street Hardware, 252 So.
State.
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CRUSHED UNDER WAGON.
L. W. Emley Meets With Serious Ac-
cident ut ELY. New.


cident ut Ely, New.
ogden. March 19.-Word was received
in Ogden yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
l.. w. Finley informing her that her
husband had met with serious injuries
at Ely Nevada, yesterday. Emley was
driving a wagon loaded with pro-
visions for the Bunked Hill sullivan
mine. While going up hill, the wagon
overturned throwing him beneath the
wheels which passed over him crushing
his right arm just below the shoulder,
and breaking several ribs. His wife and
daughter went TO Ely on the after
noon train to see that he receives pro
per medical attention and nursing.
FUNERAL SERVICES.
All that was mortal OF Mrs Leah C.
holland who died Monday We're laid
to rest IN the family burial plat in the
Mountain View cemetery yesterday
afternoon. Impressive funeral SER
vices were conducted at the nome o.:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19
INCIPIENT BLAZE.

A Box OF kindling wood behond the
stove which caught on fire at the resi-
dence of Mrs. NJ. Brown caused the
fire department TO respond to an alarm
BY the time of arrival Of the depart
ment, the fire had been extinguished,
with but little damage
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19
oANNgRIEs coNsoLIDArE.

Another important business deal was
consummated by the Garden City Can
ming company of Provo Bench. buying
the Provo Canning company's plant.
which has been doing business in this
city. The Knight company will enlarge
the plant and carry on general can
ning business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19
SALE ON BEAUTIFUL
PICTURES.
Ia OFT For 10 Days.

All new. frames or latest stylos and
finish. artistic decoration goods for m
he money,
DEsERET NEWS BOOB STORE.
Main Sc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19
GARDEN CITY BRIEFs.

Sheriff Harmon. has appointed. and
the county board has confirmed Arthur
Brown deputy sheriff at Thistle switch
in the place of h. Crandall and Sher-
man a. Chivens deputy NJ the Straw
berry tunnel.
The resignation of j. j. May was ac-
cepted. as road supervisor AT Vineyard
by the county commissioners.
AT the ward Westinghouse and Under
the auspices of the Mutual associations
of the Sixth ward. the b. Y. L.. con-
cert company viii render a concert Fri
day night, March goth. for the benefit
of the ward Westinghouse fund.
J, II. Larson Of Salt Lake. will adj
dress the Scandinavians OF this city
Friday night at the old meetinghouse
at 1870
p. p. Hindmarsh and former city
Marshal WIN, t. Henry. have formed a
partnership to engage IN the produce
business.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19
MONROE.
co. SCHOOL CONSOLIDATION.
Mrs. Catherine Winget, \ Veteran IS,
Honorcd-Commcrcia Club.

Special Correspondence.
Monroe. Sewer CO. March 16.-To-
night large number of citizens an
swered the coll Of the school trustees
to consider the question of consolida-
ting the county into one school district
After "A lengthy explanation of the BEN
efits OF the proposed change By County
Supt. Z. ID. Jensen ana some further
remarks by Trustees Nephi II. Nielsen
and William 4 Wamock. a vote was
taken showing "A I'm favor opposed,
and several neutral.
Beet growing contracts have been
signed by many OF the farmers.
VETERAN HoNoRBD.
Mrs Catherine Wnget who lives
with her son. cyrus Winget. two miles
north of town, was rendered a most
pleasant visit by members OF the RELIEF
society and other friends on Thursday
last, in commemorttipn of the eighty
eighth anniversary OF her birth day.
Mrs Winget IS one of the oldest mem
bcra OF the Church, being baptized In
1892. Tier recollection OF early Church
history IL most vivid, being imprinted
by prosecutions and suherings OF those
trying times
She was wen acquainted with The
Prophet Joseph aud his brother Hyrum,
also All of the witnesses to the Book
OF Mormon exert Martin Harris. She
wears q Utah pioneer medal aud was
wei acquainted with Indian troubles
Ia snnpete county n me carly days.
COMMERCIAL CLUB.
Last week the Organization OF the
! Commercial club Na- elected with Con-
slant Thucson az president
Meetings are being l"ld bN some az
He -
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CENTERFIELD.
CLOSE LIES LABoRs.
Spccial C0rrosnOndenCo

DANES Hansen and VIM Gribble An
swcr Final summons.
Special Corresponding
Ccnterfeld. sanpcle CO. March IT,
James Hansen, one OF lhc most faith-
ful Church workers IN the ward, WAS
stricken with paralysis saturday, March
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-19

held at the office of the uintah forest
reserve in this city Applicants must
send to him or TO the civil service COM
mission for the amended form number
10g3
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the damage to property trade and pub.
lie comfort-are familiar, forcing them
selves into recognition with every re-
currence of flood stages by the inter
ruption Of business and the Immense
expenditures required TO restore nor
mai conditions but other elements are
unfamiliar or remain quite forgotten.
The greatest item OF loss connected
with floods, that which is the fafthest
reaching and of the widest scope Is tho
waste of water itself. A very con.
servauve estimate OF the value OF this
water places IL nj five times that OF
the more tangible results of lloon
damage. That Il, every gallon OF this
wasted water is needed urgently to
augment the flow of the streams in
times OF drouthe. IF the flood water,
Of the streams " the United States
ctuld be stored for the future use, il
would be worth to the people of the
country $500 ,00o0 600, annually.
state of ohio. City of Toledo. Lucas
County SIS.
Frank J.. Cheney makes oath that he "a
senior partner OF the firm of r j..
| Cheney 4 Co., doing business IN :he CITY
and that said 1rm will nay the sum ~
ONE HUNDRED. DOLLARS for each
and every case Of Catarrh that cannot
cure. FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed n
my presence this 9th day OF December,
tseaD. A. w. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Hairs Catarh Cure is taken internal
Is. and acts. directly on the blood ana
mucous surfaces OF tho system. Send
+ j: CHENEY &. co. Toledo. o,
Sold by all Druggists. l5c,
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
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Forester w. / Pack of the govern
ment headquarters in the city Of the
forest Reserve, announces that ON the
s3rd and ?tth Of April, a civil service
examination for q forest ranger viii be
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-17

TERRIFIC EXPLOSION WRECKS
TWO BUILDINGS NEAR THE
COLISEUM.
A Ball Was to Be Held in the Colise-
UNI the Next Day-Police Believe
the Bomb Thrower Designed to
Stop the Dancing. =

Chicago, Dec. 14.-Two buildings
were wrecked and windows were
shattered for a block around by ter
rifle explosion of bomb in an alley
of Wabash avenue near Sixteenth
street last night. -, ..-<..
The wrecked buildings adjoin the
Coliseum, where the First ward ball,
an annual revel that shocks the NOR
al sense of the general public and
against the holding of which this
year much opposition has been made
is scheduled to be held tonight, and
the police are working on the theory
that the unknown bomb thrower de-
signed to wreck the coliseum in order
to prevent the ball. i"
The report of the explosion was
heard for mile. The congregations
of Grace Episcopal church and of the
Open church and guests of several
nearby hotels rushed to the streets in
panic.
A two-seory frame building at 1913
Wabash avenue, which adjoins the
south wall of the Coliseum annex, i'm
mediately collapsed and took fire.
The fire leaped across an area and
spread to another frame building,
which also was wrecked. Properties
of the Coliseum stored in the two
buildings added fuel to the flames.
Crowds of excited people, believing
that the great stone structure of the
Coliseum had been blown up, rushed
to the scene.
The police and fireman began
searching among the burning debris
in the belief that people were in the
buildings when the explosion OCCUR
red. 1t was reported that two men
had entered one of the buildings a
short time before. After searching
until midnight the police were I'M
able to find evidence of any one hay
ing been killed. 1t was believed all
had escaped.
Inspector John Wheeler charged
the Chicago Law and Order league
with causing the explosion, after he
had looked over the scene and re-
ceived reports from the score of
detectives he had working on the
case.
1t looks as if the bomb was thrown
from roof of Coliseum.
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TRIED TO BRlBE UhPIRES.
OFFICIALS or DECIDING GAME
MAKE SERIOUS CHARGES.
Sensation Caused in National Base.
ball League by Statements Of
KLEIN and Johnstone.

New York, Dec. l2.-Even more
sensational than the tumultuous close
Of the recent National league playing
season were the closing hours of the
leagues annual meeting here Friday
when charges of attempted bribery of
the umpires who officiated at the
game that decided the championship
of 1908, between New York and Chi
cago at the Polo grounds, October g.,
were sprung and the magnates ap-
pointed a committee to probe them,
even intimating that criminal prosecu-
lions might follow the investigation
committees report. ~
= So rare are accusations of bribery
in connection with organized baseball
and so well authenticated were the
charges presented and officially made
public by the league in a statement
signed by Representatives of all of it's
clubs, that the news created a pro-
found stir and in large measure re-
vived the conditions of heat and tur-
moil which had accompanied the set
tlement of the championship dispute
two months ago.
Two statements were submitted by
the umpires, KLEIN and tombstone. In
one the name of the person who ap-
preached the official was given, as
we'll as the names of persons he
claimed to represent. In the other
statement the names of the persons
who approached the umpire we're not
given, this umpire stating that they
were strangers to him.
The official statement by the league
says none Of the. persons named are
in any way connected with organized
baseball.
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DEATH IN SHAFT.
Rochester Man Falls, 40 Feet to In.
slant Death.

Rochester, Mimi, Dec. 12.-Harvey
M. Dixon, prominent and promising
young business man of this city, met
death yesterday afternoon by falling
down the shaft in his elevator. Dixon
had gone into the shaft for some un-
known reason and in some way was
precipitated to the floor, distance of
forty feet.
Mr. Dixon operated an independent
elevator in his own name and was
very popular in the city. About two
years ago he, was married to Miss
Grace Mertz of Fargo, N. D., and the
bereaved WIFE, is left with a young
daughter. The parents reside at st.
Charles. The deceased was member
of the Elks and Knights of Pythias,
and was the first member of the
Rochester lodge of Elks to die.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-12-17
TRIAL POSTPONED.
More Evidence 10 Wanted In the HoI.
combe Bank Robbery.

Chippewa Falls, Wis, Dec. 12.-The
trial of four men arrested in Mime
apolis charged with robbing the Hol-
combe bank was postponed to Dec 10.
to enable detectives to gather more
evidence. One of the men arrested
with the quartet and now in the Min
neapolis workhouse will probably be
brought here on the Holcombe bank
robbery charge. Detectives are look
ing for the burglar who was injured
during the robbery, as blood stains
were found in the Holcombe bank.