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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-27
BANK EXAMINER
Is TOLD TO HIKE
Negroes Iniofm Him that the i'm
Grow Law Is Nos In Force.

''fes. SD. ihe lim Crow hN's IN
lnll loise. SAID : travelling man "a
the Cobb tbs muning AMI down
shr road yesterday met the
first uhiie ran I've seen who has
ialka under Is blghiing Influences
This gentleman IS 4 bank examiner
NE WAS gvrr u Boley the other
iay ard found out iux wha, Dim
CtoV ueans-When the other fellow.
has hold d the s.iing. Boly IS =
strictly negro inwo ln Okiuskee
euunsy. between Nuskoget and
Cuihne. It's owned hy negroes and
fun ~ ueeioes. THIS examiner wen,
N There On a noon train tetake a look
"A ils inside Aofk.nRs ~ sse banking
interests q The ioAn. ard faxed q
finish his Nofk in time faf the ssen-
trQ tram. Wlan be started 70 lcave
ilw hank abou, sappfr tiale b. was
ne, ~ 4 iclgaisn y distinguished
lolofed 1.'isens Who reminded bin
that ~ Jm CnYN VAS unain.
things an1 tlnt & Was t.me i9 BIN
Ia hike
Wei, that hank esam.Der h.ked.
and he wasn't long ahsn Il. be
hscd q ig ana dfoe seven miles %
slw home Il White iatm bstotg
hr could hnd plac io stay on
night
Andtlag's Alisi ! oallfeseiianaD
Jim CfoWsm. But size examiner goi
eVen aanghs. a. Ncns hack the
nsst day - finish BIS No5k. and
ehes r. found ihe affairs q 'ls
bank ) litle oui 4 tune. h. paiicl
lr. ara says. Yes. gentlemen. jlm
CfoW running things. and I yslI
fellows don't s,ralsh,en the Gaaaces
4 this bank 0ui heiofe thc noon
train comes along. l'u elosr youl
doors and see thsi somebody takes
"TRIP IN flfst class JIm CfUN
psssEnErf fuaeil
And The examiner told me rs
never aN ] bunch q iliendlsel
negfe<s in rs Whsie lie They lised
40 the banks affairs. 81 right. am
everybody parted friends"
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-27
MAD DOG BITES
MAN AND WIFE
They 60 To Galena To secure aad
stone Treatment

laraa No ree g ~ ans
Mn Peek vhe came g
GaIem as THURSDAY hgt from
Their home gear Nntl. okla aftel
each baj ben bitten bp ioe eih
hyduphlta, ptHnei aap q
Their home lh mon aad eoman
selp Treated bv tlle maasione attic
residence e 81 Meyers ~ soi
East oth ife t ,n
hum g NJ p0s seven nd 0n
bait haus aht io MH Peek tN
hours Ne p aasa s.
A. Anderson fhmh ana
h1iH
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-27

deppsisps. a3 aatoF smith aans.
e3to know glr Oklahoma seaaof
sas aol swans that tbs pIan had
teen tired s. various siaies ard
abandoned
n the g .atN eill clte a sp itie
esse / Nill tfy s. answer mm re-
pied senator owen.
Tx ease n NeN York am
Apfpd senator smith
Tmi lavwas passed n 1850,
and repealed 10 1872 answered
Senator Oven. I, took eeel,
or trn days q eci > letisf imm Bh-
ialo Is New York and week ten
days e ri i hack There Was
neither tsiphone nor Telegraph and
iln ifayelInn Was largely dane by
stage on hWebatk The seaatoF
surely nHoi serious when De- an
sslts upon applying TIE business
methods 6 1880 ath these d
igs
senate unhef haa ny q
senator O0en aaa haeke5 away
an1 - 1i FHoi. smog. Hopkins
ana Althh m allNy ih
Senaio Hopkins ~ galleries af.
ly showed iief sympathy aih the
Oklahoman hy appiaujing and
against the Senate rules b be
pla03 seaaio' Opcn insisted that
his substitute ior thr AlJfch hg.
prohibiting BANKS iron making
loans 90 spalstn pufpass with
stock = bonds IS ollate aaaii
preserve the BANKS m tlr
menanee q staek gambling
Then e 4 man came . you ana
asked fW lnan and told spu he o..
tended q purchase stock with TITO
hald tof raie. you aouid refuse
him9H asked senator hopkin,
certainly would replied Sen.
aiof Owen
This impressed the galleries as
ecing sair so1 sane banking and
they lhecfe1 hast 70 show that
Senatof Owen and the galleries Ncfc
fgh, ana senator HOPKINS VAS
wrong senator Nelson a Mnnc.
sofa uho also dlshkes tx AIaaoh
oil. asked PERMISSION 70 interrupt
senator owen Tie Minnesota
senator rrld from resent article
+ by lyann : Gage. et.ScTeiaB
d the freasuB eho sad iMi g
Was i practice < b, bank nat only
70 inquire - Nbat pHp8>e 4 san
WU akej. eat i was i0t a<k
So, aaatiouta dceHueto makrH
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-27

SAY. remove uclkks without pain
s. the man peh0 sold iIlc compound
th sam, Vm.h an he obtained
only d ta mesmef gat mta eha
pfe3 m HHe bstnHs Of the
HaH aa hH The Cmefi8H
fhl adoption Me mH-byr.
te bll sa rt aat aa amend.
WdI8 O. 3d.td permitting tl,
m tHe fses AZ
lsHHt ttia eeo
l aaaeI
t1e aaaI
3ta rro D. eabl hyr
ata sal = taT author
~ t e m aat as
u Nna
ar progress
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-27
Cards Out

D. rs oE. W tHs llF Hha
Haamh ai Group No.} e doe 0k
ia1oma anllHdaH feutpy Blankets
Assoc alo1 has issued sands
@0aeHs injecting q u ap o.
held q Tulsa MARCH z Banks
b This tnneh oi the association ue
requested iu send npn HaiW
matters ~ mportaa All
sussed anj good attendance IS ie-
sfeJ TIE program IT fhe meeting
a4H be announced q t mnhe
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-27
VIII huea

James Evans, = leadlog ciiiEen u
FFcdonla. Kan. i making tour Of
mis- part 4 Oklahoma. and viii
probably make few real estate IN
vrsimenis before returning q bis
home ii the sann8Nef stale NJ
Evans S greatly pleased Nlth Nhat
~ has SEN and thinks that tie IN
dan fefriofy end q tie nes state
has = bright future hstor { He
says tlai pr b hs in afe
booking In Tbs tseltQ ana that
many wu move DOWN tbs wax
from kansas b ~ nest year g.
teo
kaasa ai h opportunities
years ago @JA Evans bui
tha country has aaW become tllekly
seiilea aaJ and bas reached = hgli
figure rs make money b va.
estate. ths mos, legitimate vay oa
earth. f IS necessary t0r anf iQ
seek 4 nc,s country
M Evans Jgrarted ,udag t0f
Wagener, baiwill return % Nnta
fhc latter part of the week. Whe
here be ofleted the ChieiisIn sent
10 hls sons addiess rs Kansas
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-27
IS THE HIT Of THE YEAR.
Senator Owen SmaShes Tradition
and Makes 6ood On Floor of
the Senate.

Muskoge feh 26 Ffrnds ai
senator RolSaL. 0ven Is this part
Of the state are rejoicing over she
nrws that tilH gentleman has seeu
able d sety tis Ola timers u the
senate and make good on ihe ao0
in a sei speech regardless q tx
hanng that lad been planned ior
hs beneh, ii case II datcd Is 1pen
hs mouth heioe D. had bern h
town long enough 70 90, bis ieri
NC, a dispatch from Washing
ton ays that Oven Is considered
Inc be q TIE legislative year. and
that BE- smashed the senaie ifadi-
ton which parlhes tfat nrN
senator mus, st lasily i6f twelve
months without "buttlug n,"
Owen ad only talked. tut b. com.
msn3ed good attention, sn1 the olj.
et senators turned iN theH eats ~
face hm. ConiInu0g the dispatch
says
senator Owen discussed tie Al.
1reh ouueny hH n tR CAREFUL.
painaakng Nay tha, characterized
thc ~ speeches oi the semtofs o.
long senise. Jcn Davis of Afian-
sss ma.k sph af,ef eaioe
II three ortauf jsy. but DAVIS was
: lolte Moreover, the hIg gailsfes
which asme e. hear ihe Afkansau
Wrnt away disappointed ana thg
Senate ltseH aas bafcd tired and
dsguted Davis IS m eypl93ed
pheaom. IS they ,ay 10 tasetali
cifels. and never again vii attract
= handful II NashIagionans 3 the
gallcfss
Owen came Nith only : minimum
amount q advertising. Il vas a
picee # taung work iof him 70
speak ai lll and his salvation lies 10
the fat that he had studied his
subject and proved that bis know.
ledged = Il 0as more than super
tieial. Thcfe Ncfe no, more than 4
handful 81 senators n their seats
hen Senator Owen heean 20 ialt
tir LAID i premise which Indicated
4 severe arrangement q the Aldnch
hll and i soon became apparent
.tha, tbe senator's would rs % hare
him smith u Michigan. hmseH
rather nca . ne senate. hu, d
long Congressional experience. he.
gan tln intended halna process
senator Owen has approved thf
Oklahoma hW e1afaaleeng bank
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-27
OUer The Line

Reports Say fHai Humus q
homes tkefs wt8 ame dpNa fe-
orntig from tln nath "a the ksiy
eeis robbed by p.tkpockeis on the
train just after ghcy crossed the
Oklahoma Iint ine Texas Home
seekers sh8aId stop 81 Is Oklahoma.
They might know Nhat they'll st
I theY 81 On 60 ffkas
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-27
.HYPNOT|SM AND
SNAKE EATING
Legislature piahniug To Protsc,
The people Against These
Awful Evils

aloma ieeslatafe e prevent sAske
eating las heen reported iayorably
- the committee and that the same
ell hsely become au. Ther
afe many dangers thai Threaten 4
nes state and snake eating IS onc
q them KANSAS found i necessary
g. pass a laN similar 10 tslai which
has been proposed II this state. ara
she wisdom q tlic measure has long
been clearly established. snalse
eating IS habit IS helomlng alto
eeiaer too common ard Il some m.
mediate action not taken IL u8 b.
anly short time aaul al thc aad.
log brands oifertlks vii B. extenmi.
uaie g satisfy the flvlo.s d thos
ahQ a. mach Is n q epicafea1
dishes Then. and 8; before would
ihe loss be tuly reaHed--5usi As ae
e begnnng g 'eane tb loss %
tt Naa ana the prairie aoa The
'iutuu q the state mag he protected
10 k az thc matter from anWh.
81 paW y feU & ng eoa ihN
hsfe M tl'm 81 aab
eetAeH meals s. eclanoas
.laaehng alNays oaJ for th 81.
n>tNe o'gans u gab be n
amaI g snakes the aY to
hool l8l net 4 thm dang
study hours aai Y means poor
lessons. bf @. praeiloe las afena-
eny 6 sesify the l.ss rin 8 tas
ho an3 s a puh haJ
system ibe hgNnk g fle naa1
tn, poSshE safeguard sma5 D.
thrmn around The ChHitMn
issus ihr mmca.at passlg tbe
ant.saase eating las
Another important measQr ahth
has been aHe1uee5 n ae easNa-
tufc S ane q prevent the rrastlor
9i mrsmeusm D H,pnoism fAs
measure should receive hsauy p-
por @, intent Go protect az
peopie q ihe state agalng the n-
ifigue 81 auNupaou mn iw
ns;anet. q man Possess 8 d bspoo-
ID posrf. E fe eiaalc f. ~ ,afe
NJ ffom aa hallueaatleH uhst De-
N0uld Hkc ta make mQue aua.
permitted ta ekefCse b.> aeajlaf Iu-
auen8s. mas au<e mdshHutIt m
soy community Ey a Simple tsIy
q the Anst snJ the ag m "a
arna vans M y hypnotic
lls tms sai resp % golden -
raa te Htf-t t
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-27
ARE LEARNING
HOW TO BLOW
Band Boys Are Taking a Interest
and Concerts VIII BE Played
Thls Summer.

Cur hand = moving alaHg ln
very niec SHAPE said pnf G. 4.
Turner. tic bands director. Il tiw
Chleitain today, and we hope 10
h. abe O. make oar bow 70 ihe pub
Is this spring and follow up with a
number n concerts llis coming sum.
mef The toys are noa able 10
play light e,adg musk fairly eeIi.
and vii continue 70 improve as
tins goss by
Prot fufnel came n Nlnlta s0rle
months ago Al ths request q NUM-
bef q citizens who ten TIA, the
toNn should maintain hrsi.elass
Organization. ile found the old
band badly 3isoreanTed. ara i fc.
euge1 considerable effort g. 80 ihe
neW organization started He formed
4 class y beginners ani 5flha them
until they had agtaIned some pro.
Gccnoy. ana ttea. With ihe a3di.
tion d ) numbe 81 tlw 30 mem.
hers hg ielt Inclined q a@isi. hs
formed tM bana u X y today
Within another month, said
.M fafnm. er hupx O. ofean.se
another chss. ana Ml yaung men
Who are musKaiIy ntllmd are n-
Naed ta ioln lnsiiogilou anj musie
NiIl b furnished ,fec. and the only
expense viii &c IN purchase o. in-
smmen,s, which WiH tmsl8 TIE
private property d thc nefsons wh1
buy them We would Ike this
second eiass IS large IS possible. and
ss soon as i has advanced suhi-
GENTLY Il vii h added g. tbs
hsna
NJ .umef Is taking q gtesi inter-
ssl h the w5gk his band boss are
Doing. and feels It's, he has ,he
material ou, u aheb to matr 4
thoroughly ltg-slsss baal. A ieN
mote experienced musicians are
neededto take The lead IN thc jIsicf-
em parts. anJ y w Boaioey. the
manager. Is nov ia correspondence
v,h several players whom he hopes
10 have locate IN oaf town.
Following IS a list oi the membrfs
q tbe band. as the organization
stands u tbs time
Jim Cox. Joe Baxlcy. Tess Iof-
bcii. Roy franklin, Chas. Oshofn.
comets. Sterling Reynolds. Ray
scou lanaafd kengIe. clauoncts
f. h Davidson. picpIo Harry
Mitchell. Carl Cmnlnxei sam-
rhone lulius Payne. .aHonei
NJ. White. & ". Stryker. M
Shouehorn. altos, OTIS Anderson.
Cly1e Douglass. baritone fruy
Anderson Harry Ashga luha
Omay SiaaEh. tass 3fBm sita ari
Reamef. sHH ifam
th m6d practices Naa3ly
sni Friday evenings
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-27
Critically III

0tar Wright am aner
q tlie tve civilized ut aho h
been critically 20 ia Washington ior
several days WIS taken yesterday
% NeW YORK where an operation
Wjll he performed ~ IS suffering
from 81 ahoess on tle brain.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-27
Booze to Blame

Baa houfe e0i th hesi If George
Il. Ferguson { N8skiEee yesterday
Fcfeuon ess an administration az.
po.alet ~ mld a .oh Though ihe
Fa8tanl pull. Is became e heayY
drnk AMI yesterday waa found
4ad Is hea ~ supposed e
have dt1 IS 4 result q asahQllt
pQislen
Marriage icenss wefe issued this
m0fnlnF u 81 q Heesethofn IL
shnanes and Mis- Grace inoe 4 VI
nlta
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-27
Go To Jail

Nag8ASf Feb ii Tie tsu horse
There's arrested here waived pFsllmt
narf hsaflhf and vere taken 70 iall
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1908-02-27
Coke Eeuds

Coke ieais afe heamlna 81
plentiful al Maskog thH the
oounei y thai llY |, thinking ot
rlssIna ln ordinance prohibiting tile
sale g EaIne opium lne other
poisonous drugs ual as narcotics
aud anases
Nn u I Wssf imUet5 8 Bf
Cabin after s thfss weeks visit sith
ier brother & & lgonsides AMI fam
ily q tuA elty lsit yesterday ioF Kan
sas CitF whefe lie viii make bet
home 10 tie faaNse Miami DAilY
Republican
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-02

was that of 1880. with an average of 30
degrees; the highest temperature was
"a degrees on Nov. 6, 1898: the lowest
temperature Was 2 degrees on Nov 20,
1885. the earliest date on which first
killing frost occurred in autumn,
Sept. %; average date on which first
Killing frost occurred in autumn. Oct
IS; average date on which last Killing"
frost occurred in spring, April %; the
latest date on which last killing frost
occurred in spring, June is.
Precipitation--AVe for the month
lbs inches; average number Of DAYS
with OF of an inch or mon seven; the
greatest monthly precipitation was ISL
inches in 1875; the least monthly preci.
pitation was none. III 1904; the greatest
amount of precipitation recorded in any
a consecutive hours was 1856 inches on
Noy. 1s, 1875; the greatest amount of
snowfall recorded in any p consecutive
hours trecord extending to winter of
1SS4-5 onlD was 81 inches on Nov. q.
1892.
Relative Humidity-Average 6 a. M.
81 per cent: average 6 p. M. So per cent.
Clouds and MISUNDERSTANDING mum
Der of clear days, IS; partly cloudy
days eight: cloudy days, nine.
Wind--The prevailing winds are from
the southeast The average hourly We
locity of the wind Is As miles The
highest velocity of the wind was &C
miles from the northwest on Nov. IL,
1906.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-02
GRADE PROTESTED.

John K. Winder, .Ir.. the Episcopal
church, by Morris L. Richie. senior
warden of st. Marks cathedral, and
other property owners on the north
side OF First South street between Sec
ond and Third East streets, nave flied
q protest with the city recorder against
the cutting down Of the sidewalk grade
in front of their property. as proposed
by the plans ior grading of the side
walk made by the city engineer. Pro
testants allege that the enforcement
of the gradient will make longer steps
necessary and put them to heavier OK
pense. They have already put down
hagstone pavements on the grade es-
tablished years ago. they claim. ant.
do not think the paving should be
sented to the city council Monday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-02
AUTO HITS YOUNG WOMAN.

An automobile accident that Fortunate
" did not result seriously. occurred ut
the intersection Of Main ana Second
south streets yesterday afternoon The
machine was being driven BY c. o..
Smith OF % north state street. Accom-
PANIED BY his Wife he was driving down
Second South street and when at the IN
tersect!on, Miss Pauline Kprz, a stem
orrapher for e. r. Peirce. stepped direct
ly in front OF the machine Smith saw
II car approaching and turned the ma
chine into the car in the hope of miss
ing the Young woman. The auto struck
.;cr, however, Knocking her to$the pave.
melit. The machine struck the car and
Tor u few moments there was consid-
cradle excitement. Miss Kurz was pick
ed ilp and sent to her home. 2i5 west
North Temple st. Aside from being bad
" shaken and slightly bruised she was
not injured The machine suffered but
little damage
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-02
ROW OVER LANDLADY

Mike Gulfoyle entered plea OF
guilty TO charge of battery before
Judge c. B. Dlehl yesterday after
noon. The complainant was Ralph
Smith. who accused the other man of
having beat him mp. Both reside at
the same clearinghouse, 500 west Sec
ond South. and 1t Was alleged that
Guilfoyle became angry because Smith
went out often in company with thu
landlady. The case was continued
until tomorrow morning for the pass
Ing OF sentence. in order that further
details of the case could be CLEANED by
the court
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NOVEMBER WEATHER.
Local Observer Tells of Past Occur
renccs for Thirty Four Years.

The following data. covering q period
of 81 years. have been compiled from
the weather bureau records at salt
Lake. Utah They are issued to show
the conditions that have prevailed, dur
ing the month in question. for the
above period of years, but must not be
construed as a forecast of the weather
conditions for the coming month
The month Of November for 81 years
has shown the following.
Z Temperature-Mean or normal tenn
perature, ~ degrees: the warmest
month was that OF 1892 With an aver
age of 46 degrees: the coolest month
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-02
TENT FRANCE Theme.
OF YOUNG PEOPLE:
Well Attended Meeting Held Yes
terday at First congrega-
tionaI Church.
FARMING LOCAL OPTION BILL
Measure Will be Presented 10 The
Coming session OF ulc
Legislature.

r. u z
he Young Peoples societies of the.
Salt Lake Evangelical churches b.id q
| F,a;l .ta,,s, l.-. =
~. y .'isa iii'e'l''ee meeting yes
I8tsfaaS afternoon. in the First Congre-.
Saaonal church Sacy Munford OF
The Salt Ioko t,bristi,n u,,;. al,
49,, ,,o s 80
iioM aVo ''iei''pefs OF inc young peoples
societies We're backing up the move
I llellt to abolish the saloon. and said a
locat untion bill would be presented to
The next legislature. Rev. l.. S. Bower
man OF the Emmanuel Baptist church
SAID:
he question of the anti-saioon
movement is a vast one. All kinds of
experiments have been. tried in past
years 10 cope wthgthe evil No license,
liGn license, the dispensary and state
prohibition have all been tried, but
MORE of those methods accomplished all
ehat was desired. The local option
movement IS one of larger scope and
= n, been found to be more successful
tifteen hundred saloons have been
WlE.:d out in Illinois alone in the past
lew months by local option. The best
way Of attending temperance is by a
great system of educating the people up
Z TO Us benefits and advantages
Unless the moral sentiment of n
community is back of local option, such
effect and would be practically nil.
Big cities such as Chicago, New York
or Boston are not ripe for temperance,
Dat salt Lake Is The temperance
movement here. II properly conducted
and Vigorously pushed. will be crowned
with success. | hope to see the day
When there will he national prohibition
IN the United States. hora to see
the time when that curse of humanity,
the saloon, is wiped off the face of this
great country. We stand committed
to no party or no candidate in this
temperance movement in Salt Lake.
but We will commit ourselves to the
man who has the moral backbone to
night the saloon and Tight it to the end
Rev. +. a. Simpkin of the Phillips
church said
This temperance has neither politi-
ca nor religious significance, 1t Is n
movement for the whole people, for
their betternrent and their upl!ft, and
is and ought to be above partisan poll
ties 1t Is the attempt to solve the
great moral question which enters into
our public life. There is no use of en-
acting legislation behind which there
is no sentiment. Morals can be regulat-
cd BY laws but they cannot be legis-
lated into the people. The sentiment
of every right-lirsng and thinking
man ought to be behind the temperance
movement. and they ought to indorse
the values gained by advanced temper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-02

VOTE FOR best line of Mantels in
state. Elias Morris e Sons co.
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ADDRESSES THIRD WARD MIA.

\ large and attentive audience listen
ed 10 the able address Of Or. J, W.
Payne at the conieirt session Of the
Third ward NJ. |. a. His subject was.
"A Roya! Occupant Of u Royal Throne.
taking the third chapter Of First Cor
inthians for his text. and dwelling par
ticuarlS upon the words, '.Ge are Gods
temples; the speaker showing that
Lord 10 furnish ana beautify as they
would. He also showed how men are
LETT by tia Creator. with the aid OF the
spirit that lighteti, every man that
cometh into The world, TO make of those
temples wfst they would, until he would
come In the day OF accounting to see
what use had been made of them DR.
Paync's address was most impressive
showing plainly to HIS audience that 1t
was the duty Of every man to make Il
complete and beautiful building Of him
f5.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-02
STRANGER DIES IN HOSPITAL.

A strange man, without friends or
relatives, SO far us known, died at the
Holy Cross hospital early yesterday
morning from Bright's disease. The
mans name was John Allison, aged 10
Years, n miner by occupation. He wan
dered into Bingham about three weeks
Ill and was attended by DR. f. L.
Straup. The physician brought the man
TO the hospital tive days ago The body
was removed TO S NJ. raNlor's under
taking establishment where It Will be
prepared for burial. When Allison vent
to Bingham lie refused TO say anything
about himself or where he came from.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-02

To Cure Cold in Ono Day.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund money if #
fails to cure, f. ". GROVES signature
is on each box. 25c.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-02
DEsERTER IN THE Tolls.

At $50 yesterday morning. Clifford
brown. aged &c years. a deserter from
Fort Collins. gave himself up TO sergt
Io,,nston and Patrolmans Harris. The
yo,ir,p man admitted he deserted from
The army several weeks ago. He wa ;
sai,en into custody by the officers and
locked In the city jail. This morning
l;sTris tiIrncd him over to the authorl-.
tiasf nj Fort Douglas. Johnston and Har-
r,s-,.... make IA little easy. money ~
NO nrrest as there is q reward OF VI
for the capture of a deserter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-02

Dress suits for rent. Daniels, tht
Tailor, 81 ~. end So.