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is uncertain, but with. the losses which the treasury is reporting for reasons all ready outlined, recall of public de- posits would be regarded very compla- . gently by the banks. Indications of any return flow of money from New York to the interior to meet spring crop re- quirements are still wanting, but this movement cannot be much longer de- lased, although it's volume is problemati- cal s Money rates in New York are now down to those of European centers and very narrow fluctuations will increase the exports of gold or stop it. The banks and trus. companies not reporting through the clearing house made substantial gains in al, iYems last week. due in part to tho inclusion of the figures of one of the fs,lcd Brooklyn trust companies which has resumed business The actual cash reserve of the clearing house banks is now 2a2a per cent; that of the trust companies 90.a Der cent and of the state banks FOB rer cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-19
Don't Let Your
 Piles Grow
Every Hemorrhoidal Ulcer Is Fertile Field for Cancer and Other
 Deadly Diseases.
TRIAL PACKAGE FREE,

Constpaton unchecked brings infiam- nation, inflammation begets piles and piles too often superinduce tumors of malignant nature.
 Piles Cor hemorrhoids) rarely kill but they cause more agony in a few minutes than much more serious troubles '
 They are easy to cure if you go at 1t right.
 An operation with the knife Is danger ous. agonizing and rarely permanent success.
 There is just one way to be cured-one sure way, painlessly and privately-and that is with Pyramid Pile Cure.
 We mail free trial package to all who write.
 It will give you instant relief and start you we'll on the way to perfect cure.
 Then you can get full-slzed box from any druggist for 50 cents and often one box cures.
 Insist on having what you call for.
 Just send your name and address to Pyramid Drug Co.,, 97 Pyramid building. Marshall Mich, and receive free by re- turn mail the trial package in plain wrapper.
 Ali druggists, 50 cents. Write today for q free package.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-19
Sleepinq Sickness.

Brussels, April 1s.-While Belgian poll ticians are arguing the question Of an- nexing the Congo, that unhappy land IS suffering the ravages of new and ter rible outbreak of the sleeping sickness
 The plague has laid hold o native population. who are dying in thouss- The native villages are desolate, the able bodied men being away on the forced Ia hor in the rubber plantations, while the ola mon. women and children are stricken with the disease. Nothing is done to fight the plague
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EASTER SERVICES.
Rufus N. Rhodes Will Address Voters
 ss of Etowah County.

Gadsden, April 1S.-(Special.)- )- There will be special Easter services at all the churches in the city tomor- TOW. At the First Methodist, the First Baptist and the First Presbyterian spe- cfal song services will be conducted and at alllthe other houses of worship there will be special programmes.
 Rufus N Rhodes, editor of the Bir- mingham News, has accepted an invi- tation to attend the Bryan mass meet ing called for the 9th of May and ad- dress the voters of the county on the current political issues. MT. Rhodes is well and favorably known here, and will be given a warm reception.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-04-19
TWO MEN ESCAPE JAIL.
Prisoners At Decatur Cut Way To LID
 erty Through Window.

Decatur, April 1S.-(Special) 1.-Two white men escaped from the county iail in Decatur last night by cutting fheir way through a window. Parties unknown to the officers furnished the men tools from the outside with which to cut their way through. They made their way to the ground by making rope out of bed blankets.
 The escapes are George Ferguson, who is under indictment for the mur- der of Wallace Romines, near Somer- vile a few months ago. The other man is Ed Gordon, who is under 1n- dictment in two cases on the charge oe forging checks on prominent New Decatur business men.
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Bryan Democratic Club.

West Blocton, April 1S.-(Special.) )- John w. Tomlinson presided at the organization of an enthusiastic Bryan Democratic club here tonight. Dr. L.. E. Heacocx was elected president of the club. Eleven vice presidents were chosen and campaign committee of 20 prominent democrats was formed. MT. Tomlinson was assured of the sup port of the club in his race for dele gate-at-large to the national democratic convention.
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If there is anyone here who feels re- lieyed at the absence of the Kaiser 1t is undoubtedly his oldest son, Crown Prince Friedrich Wilhelm, and his wife, Crown Princess Cecilie, for these two young people have been members of the Kaser's lin bad" club ever since their recent visit to St. Moritz, where they al- lowed themselves to forget their high po- sition and enjoyed the tobogganing with the abandon of common tourists, and be- came very popular with number of American and English tourists.
 To make matters worse, they let them selves be canght by professional photog- raphers whose snapshots have been pub lished in illustrated papers all over the world.
 The Kaiser discovered this only when it was too late, but when the Crown Prince returned home he was severely lectured and rumor has it that he did not receive the lecture in silence. nor tai offense in the eyes of his Father to whom dignity and reserve Is every thing.
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A woman of forty-six who pretends to be A prince in disguise is mystifying the Vienna police. To deceive enemies, who wanted to murder she said she was forced to wear female clothing and to be able to establish her claim to the nanle and title of Prince Egon she borrowed money from Vienna shop girls. whom she promised to marry and from small dealers whom she promised titles and money.
 baker from whom she had borrowed several thousand dollars told the police
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Killed Under EaIIinu Tree.

Greenville, April S.-(Special.)- Frank Newton, aged 23, and,unmarriei, was buried yesterday at Gravel Hill church. five miles from here. His death was the result of sad accident. He was cutting timber near Black Rock. and the large tree, as it fell, struck him, causing instant death
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that his mysterious friend, who gave the name of Margaret Erb, was no woman, but a prince with a claim against TO- val parsonage of three million dollars
 The investigations of the police have revealed the fact that for more than twenty years, the woman whose birth IS still a mystery. has been living on Dor rowed money.
 One of the first people to help her f. nancially more than nineteen years ago, a mechanic in small town near Vien- ma she has now ''rewarded' by becom- ing engaged to his daughter, girl Of 1e The mechanic, who still be- leves in his "son"-in-law's prineely birth, was delighted at the prospect or having his daughter becoming a prin- cess, and is furious at the police, who have sent the woman to observation in an asylum and declares that the author ities are plotting to keep the prince in captivity, because 'he'' was on the point of proving his claim to fortune and title.
 The Chinese government has suddenly awakened to realization of the fact that something must be done to preserve the forests of Manchuria, which have been devastated by the Russian and Japanese mmher companies to which concessions had been granted.
 An official request from the Chinese government to send German foresters to the Far East has been received here and as a result number of gfaauaees of German academies erorstscnulenp .1il Ire to receive well-paid positions in Man churia.
 The question of admitting Chinese stu dents to German forests schools Is to De taken up by the Prussian Minister or Education in the very near future.
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KAISER ENJOYS
 VACATION KEENLY Courtiers However Are Not So
 Well Pleased CROWN PRINCE IS HAPPY Rejoices in Absence of Father Who Severely Reprimanded Him for
 Unconventional Franks
 at St. Moritz.
BY MALCOLM CLARKE.

Berlin, April 1S.-Accprding to news re- ceived from the island of Corfu the Kali ser is enjoying his vacation immensely and the Empress is delighted with her new castle, but the retinue of the mpe- rial couple do not share their master delight.
 Not only is life on the island very much different from that in a gay me- tropolis, but the "Achilleion' is not very spacious and as very few but the apart ments used by the Kaiser and his family have been made habitable, the courtierS have been quartered in various less at tractive places, and as they are request ed to be always on hand when His Ma jesty desires their presence, no matter where their lodgings are, their vacation life Is rather too strenuous to please them.
 Although the Kaiser Is apparently un- guarded and roans all over the island, he is constantly followed by secret ser vice men who never lose sight of him and who carefully searched every nook and corner of the island before his ar rival It was the wish of the Turkish authorities, who are responsible for the safeguarding of the kaisers life, which delayed his arrival at Corfu, although it was given out that the reason was only the unfinished condition of the "Achil- leion."
 Nobody knows definitely how long the Kaiser will stay at Corfu, but according to his present plans he will leave on May 5 and will probably arrive in Vienna on the seventh to congratulate Emperor Francis Joseph on the occasion of his jubilee.
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ing water in three minutes after tn
alarm was given.
COLLEGE CITY NEWS BRIEFS. {,

y . i !. Z -
The game OF basketball last evening
between the B. Y. G. and all stars
teams was Won by the former by the
score of 81 to %. 1t was q good game
and we'll attended.
A new cuplcss drinking fountain is
being placed in the Il. Y. college hall
the east. He Will stop on his way to
Chicago. where he goes to study law,
and visit his parents in Nebraska. Mr..
,retzel, ex-coach of the b. Y. T.. at
Provo will arrive here Thanksgiving
day and devote himself to building up
basketball team and a strong track
team for the Aggies.
The L. A. C. military department
has just received four of the latest
United States rifles, 1906 models, which
will be used in rifle practise.
Mrs ]. E.liason Hanson of Logan
will give dramatic recitalAat Provi-
dence, Monday evening, under the aus
pices of the NJ l. associations.
Joseph Jensen. the big center OF last
seasons E. Y. basketball team, is now
coach of the Preston academy. team.
His team will play the r. Y. team In
Logan, Dec. 5.
The Republican primaries for nomi-
mating L board OF education to be
voted on in the Decenlber election, will
be held Friday evening in the various
municipal wards4of Logan City.
A very pleasant bow f dance. a VIZ IS
given in the Fifth ward meeting house,
Friday evening under the auspices 81
the Mutuals. The drawing of bows OF
ribbon for partners to the lunch that
was served was most amusing.
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ior Eoston Sunday afternoon with the
remains OF the husband and father. the
ldte l1r. George w. Perkins, who died
az tlle ogden general hospital Thursday
altsiiioor3 following an operation for
stomach trouble, The funeral services
We're held Saturday afternoon at the
Cohgre Sational church, and were CON
ductedsby Rev. Noble s. Elderkin. The
services We're very largely attended
The interment will take place at Il
small place near Boston. Arthur and
William Perkins. two sons Of the de-
ceased who are attending Harvard.
Will meet the party and accompany it
to the old Perkins home.
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LOGAN.
CACHE COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Educational LccturcS-NibIcy Hal,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Briefs.
LOGAN.

Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache Co., Nov. 2a-The
county commissioners We're in special
session on Friday They appropriated
sufficient money to construct 20 rods
Of road on main street at the northern
limits of Logan City. the cost of which
must not exceed 5000.
The public road leading from the
northern limits of Newton to the
Characterization county road was
accepted as a county road with the ex-'
ception of that part which is occupied
by the Newton reservoir dam.
Clerk Larsen was directed to with
hold the sheriff's salary and all other
warrants drawn in his favor and to
instruct the sheriff to immediat ely turn
over his books to be audited.
WOODRUFF FIRE DRILL.
The fire practise Friday afternoon
at the Woodruff school showed that
the building could be vacated by the
200 pupils In / minute and 20 seconds,
and that the fire department could ar
rive on the scene and commence throw
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CHRISTMAS NEWS BOYS.

Boys who intent canvassing for
subscribers for the Christmas News
canget order blanks an advertising
matter at the circulator's window.
Here is an easy way to make some
HoiidaS money Come at once. Do
not delay.
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Garden cIrY NorEs
HALF RATE EXCURSIONS

Via y. 4. Il q. November 1926
One single fare for the round trip
between all points in Utah. Tickets
good returning until Nov. 80.
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PARK CITY.
FAILS TO HIS DEATH.
Marcus Barnes Slips from Wall and IS
Instantly Killed.

Special Correspondence.
Park City, Nov. ga fatal accident
occurred here about O'clock this fore
noon. Marcus Barnes Of Barnes Bros.
company, commentators, vas walking
on the retaining wall back OF the old
AIarsnc milling dump. when in some
manner he lost his footing and slipped
Off the wall, falling some |. feet upoIl
his head and was killed instantly. His
brother found him a few minutes after.
The remains arc in the care of Coroner
sperry. Deceased was about 10 years
old and unmarried.
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CONFERENCE OF
STAKE PRIMARY.
-- = = -
"Ethics Of Mormonism' Subject
OF Tabernacle Address by
Elder Levi S. Young.
BIG RANCH CHANGES HANDS
David Ecclcs Makes Half Million Pay
mcnt OH Sparks-IIarrcll I.anch-
Burglars Capturct-Bricfs.

ogden Nov. % AZ tho ,,ag,,a, sa,,;..
AZ. a. ~, ..,,,1
- . .''i eaoe' '''iele SUNDAY ln altct-
noon, Elder Levi 5. Young of Salt Lake
was the principal speaker and chose for
hts subject ..-rha 1,thto. 20 ,,o,.,,,.,
" 49, MN
is'h' E1iuef hollils Is me son OF Dr.
Seymour 3. Young, and is n graduate
of Harvard university Al nresent he
h,,,,s ~ a,,.; ,,,.,. -,
yersitv Of Utah His address, ,r,s a.,
ableson and the subject was treated in
mastery manner, and it was indeed
u treat for all who were fortunate
enough to hear him. The attendance
was unusually large. Special music
was rendered by the tabernacle choir
under. the direction of Prof Joseph Bal
lahtyhe
NiN'tNi>i Nt'tS > !. :. TEN I'VE ~.
The conference OF the Primary asso-
citation Of the Ogden stake was held
here in the Fourth ward Westinghouse
Sunday morning and afternoon with a
very large attendance The morning
session was devoted to receiving rou-
tine reports. The afternoon session
was a general assembly whit represent
tatives from all the wards of the stake.
Thomas T.. Mckay of the presidency of
trte stake spoke on 1.-THE Value of
Child Culture to the Stake" Mrs. An
derson, Miss Felt and Mrs. Belle Salm-
on Ross or the general board spoke on
the general work of the Primary asso-
ciation President Thomas B. Evans
delivered q short address. after which
papels ~, III .l,e nt VIZ meie l1
Eliza Ferrin, choosing for their subjects
Environment.
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RELEASED. ON BOND.

After putting up a bond Tor $500 FOR
his son, William Fl. Cruther who was
charged with burglary in the second
degree, DR.. Ernest Cruther of Portland
oregon, was allowed to take his son
from the county Jail Saturday after
noon and leave for California with him
where he will be placed in a sani-
tarium for the drug habit.
The Cruther case is one that has
attracted considerable attention in the
past few days on account of the fact
that Governor Cutler requested the
district attorney to have the case dis
missed. 1t was claimed by the father
Of the young man that the boy while
under the influence of the drug entered
a roonning house OH lower Twenty nth
street and committed the alleged rob
berry
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PROVO.
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.
Mrs. Goodman Tuncral-Furniturc
Arrives for Free Library.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Utah Co., Nov. 2s.--Josoph
Gurr of Ayton and Mrs, Jennie Shelton
of ltebcr, the. parties who We're arrest
Justice Noon Saturday for arraignment
on the charge of adultery. They wore
each held TO the Fourth district court
in 500 bail. which neither of them so
evidence in the Gurr case. while defend
ant did not. Mrs. Shelton waived ex-
animation.
DIVORCE GRANTED.
"A divorce has been granted to Helen
r. Carson OF Pleasant Grove. from .Ino
Judgment for plaintiff has been rem
dered in the case of Solomon Walker
VS. Benjamin and Emma Bennett IN the
sum of sos principal; ss2.45 interest. and
S2j costs.
In the case of Clias. Hanks VS. Chas.
Tying, defendants motion for a new trial
has been denied.
MRS. GOODMAN'S FUNERAL.
The funeral services over the remains
OF Mrs. Sarah Goodman were attended
~ a large number of relatives and
friends. The speakers were Elders Wal
ter Scott and j. NJ. Jensen, and Bishop
The Second ward choir rendered appro
PIRATE vocal selection, and Misses Ell
Ia Richie and Aileen Cluff each rem
dered a solo.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
The new furniture for the Provo free
public library has arrived and is being
put in place. AS soon as this is done
the library will be publicly opened.
Dec. 2 has been set for the big ball
to be given by the Commercial club for
A site has been secured for the Proc
tor dormitory, which it is expected will
be ready for occupancy by the begin
ming of the next school year. 1t will be
located on Second South street between
Academy avenue and First West street.
facing the north. The building will nc-
commoaate 80 students.
The Sixth ward bazaar. which has been
given in tho old tabernacle tho past
week netted between eight and nine
hundred dollars, which goes to the meet
inghouse fund
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MURRAY.
: MURRAY HOSPITAL CLOSED.


Not Enough IrIvatc business TO hccp
institution Going.
Murray. salt Lake Co, Nov. 23,-Ihe
Murray hospital. which was ope Iss. P. bly
Wash. has been closed, the last patient
was dseharsed le ate Las, last week. oan;,,
company has given its patronage over
TO ST Marks hospital in Sal. Lake
ness to instlfv the CONTINUANCE or the
institution; DR.. William II Boutwell,,
whoe has been in charge OF the hospi-
tai and has looked after this medical
and surgical work Of the smelling and
refining company, VIII continue his reg
ular work and within q short time an
emergency hospital Will be opened at the
smelter.. Severe cases will be sent TO
Salt Lake.
Local physicians at Murray have used
the hospital for general cases in their
charge and declare they viii be great
~ inconvenienced by tho closing OF
the institution. The hospital was
fitted up with the latest appiiances
for surgical and medical work, and
bad a capacity of II cases. It's future
has not been decided.
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NOTICE.

The public Is hereby advised that
David Nelson. Driver No, :. formerly
In our employ Is no longer authorized
either to make collections OF 10 take
I orders for this house.
MRS ANNA TRAP,
or. Chicago Cleaning Co.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
COUNTY TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
..Rcadins' and cart Discussed b,
state Educators--Painful Accident.

StutC. -ASAihtiih'
Special Correspondence
Mt. Pleasant, Nov. 2l.--rhe Sanpete
County Teachers institute MAS held in
Fairpiew yesterday and today. closing
With an interesting session this morn
ing.
Friday afternoon the first, session was.
held at $50 y. n. Department meet
inss were held when O. p. Olsen con-
Quoted q class IN geography in the
grammar grade department. and Miss.
Matilda Anderson conducted. q class III
reading for primary department.
Prof n. Alvin Peterson OF the Utah
Agricultural college. discussed the sub
iect, Reading. and other topics Prof.
Edwin Evans of the University Utah.
gave an Interesting talk on Art" and
art in the Home. =
Saturday afternoon basket ball
game was played between the eighth
grade boys of Mt. Pleasant and Fair
view. resulting in asscore of 10 to { in
favor OF Fairview. Another game was
held in the evening between the teach
crs of north and south Sanpete, The
score was II to in favor OF north
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Mccoy'z Lfvery'stables. Both phones 81

Christensen & Christensen. attor-
neys and counselors at law. have re-.
turned to their former offices in the
Romney block, 212 South Main street.
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seriously i'll for some time, was taken
to Salt Lake and placed in a hos
pltal. +
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What a lot of things
there are to do before
MISUNDERSTANDING
and blankets to wash:
rugs to clean; furniture,
cut glass and si1verware
to brighten.
It is enough to daunt
the woman who is unac-
qualnted with the merits
OF Ivory Soap; who does
not know that it can be
used for hundreds Of pur-
poses for which ordinary
soaps are unsafe and I'M
satisfactory.
Ivory Soap
80 4>,ioo Per Cent. Pure.
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CHANGE IN TRAIN SCHEDULE.

Eastbound Los Angeles Limited, No
vember 22nd. which will leave Salt
Lake that date and thereafter daily
at 1905 p. m.t
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CHANGE IN TRAIN SCHEDULE.

Eastbound Los Angelcs Limited. No
vember 22nd, which will leave Salt
Lake that date and thereafter daily
at 1906 p. nj.
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CHANGE IN TRAIN SCHEDULE.

Eastbound Los Angeles Limited, No
vember 22nd, which will leave Salt
Lake that date and thereafter daily
at 1905 =. IN.
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EAsTBOUND Los ANGELES LINZ
TIED TRAINS.

VIII leave salt Lake 4 2:0o p. m, eff
fectiya Sunday. November END.
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Monuments, hoadstones, inscription
work Elias Morris s. Sons Co, opp.
south gate Temple Block.
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Dress Suits for rent. Daniels the
Tailor. 81 W. End So.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT

Christian Hansen of this city suffered.
a severe injury to his leg on Thursday.
He was digging cellar, and after
throwing pick down the excavation,
Jumped down and struck on the pick,
running it into his leg. Medical ala
was Immediately secured, and it's sup
posed the injury Will not be of any
serious nature.
Mr.. "A. L. Larsen of this city, has been
Ill for some weeks, and is in & serious
condition.
DIR w. W. WooCiri,ls Who has been