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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST.

GOLDENBERG's 7th and X SITS NV
S, KANN, SONS & CO.. Sth and Market space.
GREENS CAPITAL A j V Z r 7 / 5 y G
AGENCY, 1l4s 18th 81. NV.
". r. McNULTH. Cigar Store. 18th and p nv.
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY. Linton &
Nelson, Proprietors; corner Rhode Island
ave-. lst and T SITS. NV.
ROBERT T. PETZOLD The Harvard Phar-
macy. 1lth and Harvard SITS. NV.
". A. DARLING. cor. 18th and 7 SITS. NV
L. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 9TH ST., Rhode
Island ave. and 81. NV.
II. T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th st. and
cHAs. c. HoRNUNG. ChristianI Pharmacy.
sw., cor. 7th and 81 sts. NV.
SANFORD'S PHARMACY. New York ave
and North Capitol street.
r. A. NETTCH 20tA and NJ SITS NV
QUIGLEYs PHARMACY, 2ist and g SITS. NV.
S. NJ. WAGNER q CO.. Ist and II sis NV
I. 4. TAYLOE. cor. 9Th and p sts. NV
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th e. Pa ave. NV
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. nth and Park
road.
NORTHEAST.
IsADDON PHARMACY. 1900 Florida ave. ps.
CHAS H. RLUMER, n. Can and r SIS -
MecHEsNEY 8 JOACHIM, cor. p ana 3 sts.
KRAUS PHARMACY. 6th and X sts
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM, sth and + sts. ne
SOUTHEAST,
A. z. POWELL. 4th and East Cap3tol sty.
ROACH DRUG co. SIN and q SITS. Sc
u. S. FEALY, NV, cor. 1Ith and Pa ave.
SOUTHWEST.
Y. HUGO EIsENBEIss. 9TH and streets.
GEORGETOWN.
z. p. WELLER, Pharmacy. s5ss II st. NV.
ANACOSTIA.
BURY's PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson sts.
BROOKI,AND D. c
ARTHUR Il. F. LUERsSEN Drug store.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
r. L. CARNE & CO. 7o3 King st.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOX SALE-YOu've p<Wsr had a better
ehanee to get a good piano for little money
nan We 70 Offering right now. All the used
HsaAos are being sacrificed ia this way.
aHufhton upright SIS, Schaeffer upright 5i6s:
N O'Clock upright. sls5; Chickering upright
~ Bfhebury upright. $50. square pianos.
tlA 40 Co, lzZ5 Pennsylvania ave. Phone
- jail-St
LOT WATER or steam heating boiler ana
laaiators. Address BOX al, Times Office.
ja1I-2t
YOUR CHOICE OF a good New Home Do
mestie OF Standard sewing machine "a
CtheI baFs ans IN almost new dr8p heals
tnat 81. ray % Investigate. To the UesDia
"ho love embroidery and fine sewing. there is
no nae5tHs that appeals Ike the Davis VeT
ueai Esed, DAVIS AGENCY. sIs 9th 81
IIlIIo - oose- jaII-st
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DAIRY LUNCH and short order business: a
snap. TAYLOB's EXCHANGE. 1893 T.
tali l3.I4
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DRUG STORE: something very attractive;
information m person only. TAYLOR'S E%-
CHANGE 1913 F. jail, l3.14
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7 FURNITURE BUSINESS: old established:
no installments; a clean proposition. TAE-
LOR'S EXCHANGE. 1898 +. jail, Il
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BOOMING HOUSE, most desirable location
in city. making big money TAYLORS
EXCHANGE. 1893 F. jafLI5.i4
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

uE1p WANTED EEmATE
-'
TO mothers Of school children; new plcn Of
irass ana -trons personsIltv. saiafg. ROY
81 Times office falI-et
!
~ = = -, * ,s ,.i
dress BOX gss. Times once. jsll-ss /
- ,.------ -,
[ookS. mattresses. general aouseWoTkeTs'
KA i0iI New York ave 1t
-
r ferenc- rcogirsd f7ss Church 81 NV M
Immediateiy. eKDerienced and gen
era mouse NeeIN' s''o pay ITieienee5 re
lu-- Gu --o I - ne JEW
l. ST. NV -slo-5t
S-7--- - - 90 . - 80
oO'DfN-N sool COOS - = 50 nv 9sS-SI
DRESSMAKERS apprentice; small wages
Nlllle - -I.l,s- - +-l . 81 5aLo---
rD~prprr,>-r,r.r coo, ava sl-,r. t,-7. A..
ply at once HUMANS Aas 9TH st. nv
I------
GIRL-Colored. to do general housework.
- r,-T-.tl- -, --,---, ,-------T-- -
in family. SIS 18th 81. Nv. APARTMENT O.
Apply At once. II
- -
GIRL for general housewoTk; may stay
~ -. , ~ - ~ =. &C., - t-ii- - ~
GIRI4-White, for general hOuseWork- no
washing or ironing. 1856 ST. NV 1all-3t
GIRI.s-several white girls for snop WORK.
Apply al 1913 F St NV ja9-3t
-------
washing. I013 I4th ST. NV. 7aIRaf
-------------- -----------------
nH- las-st
p0TSEWORK reliable woman.
no washing: go home nights. small family
APARTMENT 3d. Ashley. 18TH and SITS.
ne Il
------
UsEWORKER-Nice girl for general
houseWoIk; small family. can say nights
-------------- ----------
HOUSEWORkER-Aou colored woman for
Sfcbts 5a19 y sf sa o.
LADY wants good white nurse for case Of
grip. wages. Sl2 week. 1922 9Th 81. my. Ii
57-7-T-75- - --------- IN, - -
~ dI8 Hss5l s vi - 4 o
SITS. NV. ja9-5t
- -
IA tSf--T1slld9ie CuluLtu' LOT Two chlidren
anu h6l!S Sl3lilDeI M'lN III nat stay nights
Apply Oh i-'H 81 NV Jalv7aL
PLAIN COOK, 500 chambermaid. SIS. nurse
for one child. SO. Inquire 1850 nth 81. my.
IT
---------
STENOGRAPH ERS-Four young lady stem
- --------- -
=, 90 agtl- 3 n m IT'' 49, - d.
WAITRESSES-TwO experienced Mattresses
ja9-3t
S--C.Nf i. y .+7-,v,g- n, ,r.gr gvyT fr-,,, 80 -
,------ - = = L. 2------
NoMAN-Ah IiOie9l- IFilabie "0ulah Tor
required. Apply 1745 n NV. II
--------
WOMAN to work IN Iunch room 1854 10th
By of ?; stay nights, can at 1901 Ke4y2 95.s st
M We, 2 rHs qoS 5 general 5s5 x
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GROCERY BUSINESS. none batter IN Wash
ingtOU for price asked. TAYLOR'S En-
CHANGE. 1893. F. jail 12,H
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FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS

EYE ST. wv, soo4-rhree large unfuruished
rooms Sl4 jaIl-5t
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SUBURBAN GROCERY and provision store:
Feeeipts, $40 dsily; rent house store ana
stable sac No opposition. win invoice.
TAYLOK'S EXCHANGE. 1898 r. jail 1914
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

CTEIiK-Grocery and meat clerk. reference
and experience required. BON Ssv. iiIees OF
fee. JalV-e
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SEVERAL rrst-cltss saloons; ali good leases
and money Eetters; II interested investigate.
TaTLOR'S EXCHANGE 1893 +. jail, u Il
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AUTOMOBILES.

ICJElNG CAR with elegant equipment in
c-l4lhe magnet, top foot rests. curtains
ele.i thls car Is a rara bargain; original
cost S4.4o1. ana VIII be sold for less than
9ne-haif- owner com JeIfed 10 pJ1rchsga
closed car Can be seen Sunday Apply Mo-
4oh CAR COMPANY, 1915 New York ave
jall-lt
IAo-C1LiNDEHr IG-horsepower. 1907 run
u"9dti perfect condition, viii demonstrate.
very cheap BOX 5f5. Times Office taII-st
We HAVE for sale a Maxwell runabovt IN
perfect condition. owner buying larger car
Ask M. Hood 20 show you Mr. NeWtoa's
car. MOTOR CAR CO. I3I5 New York ave.
nv JaS-tf
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COLLECTIONS made. disputed claims ad-
justed without litigation. CLARK BROS,
lilo z st. nW. ja5-30t
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BICYCLES.

PUNCTURE PROOF Unicorn Tires only
81 50; no equal against , lures; trial guar
antee. heads IaTters Tor hartfoFds. JONES
RUBBER TIRE WORKS, 6D2-sG4 T. Phoas
main 1OJ6 nOzj-30t-Ho. u. We.sa
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9Th ST. Sc. 51I-Three attractive commo-
di0us rooms; porcelain bath. heat, ETC. sec
ond floor pleasant neighb0rhoDds convenient
90 cars. 1all-3t
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COIORED man and woman take care OF
country home; and work truck sardei' Ap-
ply go NV. janis
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COOK-A Nc. second cook, colored. wages.
$50 month: transportation New York state.
Apply PHILIPS HOTEL AGENCY. SO 1th
st. Il
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9TH ST NV. is25-Entire sccout f0or. 10
Well-kept house: reasonable. ja1l-2t
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HELP wANTED-Mals and Female,

yVANTED-FIvs young men as statesmen; 90
sa Iesladies and one young lady as book
kaausr i'm CREE'S and Decent store ar
Haiues' Fifty stores IN one, FenHsy wanna
ave. and sth 81 Sc Jal--sL
EARN EXTRA money without interfering
with your regular Work telther iaules or gen
+la957a-l by assisting IN the sale OF choice
northwest real estate. AZ dress > aItiliehl
Nh / 1875 Monroe St NV. J1l9-l1l
WE TEACH Fitman, Graham, Gregg, Barnes
and the Syllable systems. Is 20 loo words per
rnluute In IsG hours guaranteed. Positions
provlded for our pupils. Catalogue freo-
STESOGrAPHIC ACADEMY, Colorado Bltg-
no2O-tf
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SITUATIONS wAETED-FEMALE,

ACCOUNTABILITY lady desires employ
ment. Address BOX 333, Times Office.
jaIl-3t
by COLoBED GIRL place IN small family.
go j. ST. nv. il
COOK-FIrst- class cook; female. wants sit
uatiOn in boarding house or cafe. c. L ST
NV. IL
A GOOD worker would like position as Of
nee Cla-ueT. 1898 8th s.. NV. 1llC-1t
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BIRDS. DOGS, ETC.

Birds DOGS, E1C.
WANTED-To buy setter dog; black and
white preferred. Address stating age. price
BOX 32S Times office. latest
FOR SALE-BAautifully marked collie dog;
months old. 6l5 Morris 81. ne. city.
jaI0-st
LEES BIRD STORE viii remove December
Is 20 SO 18th 90. NV, opposite Star Build
petss cages, &c 1asls. etc. eei5.tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

FI-Rs remodeIed TO look Ike new: NUTS and
cIoaks refined 913 T ST NV, top floor
y
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MORE? We store for T5c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. 4lS-45)- a.
10th ST. NV. Phone Main 1923. delS-S0t
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MRS WHITE is now located al 7zre . :
NV Interviews daily 1919 70 81
WORkINGMEN-R tbis c.--T-----
nave 100 nice coats and vests 10 ~ -
men at 81 and sl5o; overcoats al g. S 5bsI1
sH J5us are strictly al wool and tailor roa5s
1slssauy Gsed)' All other goods reiucSi s9sT
NV. ----N , OLE -
ia6-Tt
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DENTISTRY.
No PAIN No HIGH PRICEs - =
teeth 81 teeth without plates a., 9I
crowns. 9; PAINLESS MOTLEY s7r sol-
NV Nashingtcn's Original Painless y,.,,f s.
IaII-tf
PAINLESS DENTISTRY; REDUCEDPB
set Of teeth. $3.50. gold crowns. s5k e =
bricgework, $3.50 filings, - cents I'm 49,
UNION PAINLESS DENTISTS
81 81. NV. near Gjh- 6ss1 90.
DRs- o W. & ". J. ELzEY, DENTISTS
s. ". Cor, 10th and + SIS n NJ - D
Specialists in Painless Extractin~ 60,
Crown and Bridge Work. Filings s15 r,I Slo.t
that ht. Satisfaction guaranteed or -, 49,
refunded Moderate prices. Phone II -!
fe2S-u
CUT RATE DENTISTRY
SO Set OF Teeth. Gold Crowns and BrIsgo--,---
So Filings 50c. Painless EKtracffoT 49,, - n
L. S Army and Navy Dental Assorfs4iNS-
DIR. y. HARRY MORAN. Mer N'
s39 = ST. NV. CORNER OE SrtT
jyIs-tf
TEETH without plates: no extractiDg-- ~
pain; look. feel, act, and LAST longs7 tt,.-
natural teeth. shTunken faxes made T,--',|oI'
painless Milling. DR.. J. i. WILSON. Is6t :
st afITg-fr
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PENNsYLvANTA AVE. NV, s2l-Nice
furnished ROOM gentlemen only steam
J. ated; bath and gas. Jall-3t
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PERSONAL

PERSONAL
MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.
PSYCHIC bsr,.rs--
Are you undecided. unhappy IN ioubr .
Is your hu band. wife or sweetheart lndIffa-
ent 10 you DO you wish 20 possess ne ks,y
70 me vaults u love, friendship success and
happiness Know the secret uf gunrr1i fEa
power TO inspire confidence and win Success
n business. social ana financial liEa1 u -
ana Vii advise and assist you.
IEl-NlnJh St y VIZ
tDon't Mistake Name ana Nun,bz-,
Ja6-tf
RELIABLE information quietly obt..fre5 an
AZ matters OF interest % clients BLANK
E-NSHlF = d e. CO. Colorado BuI5ing
lall-5t
NINE ZENITA. palmlst formerly IBIS -+1
ST. moved 20 IFS 18th 81. NV. 5s1I--t-
COMPANION WANTED-A pidoyysr mia
cage me boxing, from good N-irrfrf,
Iaiaiiy, sober habits with means desires 80
s,l1less ana acquaintance Of a YOUNG or ma
Nle-deeo WIDOW lady Of same Qualities. -
yect inaJTlfnony- Country lady nor mo
uoaable Address BOX s5I. Times af5rs = ~
tTifiers. 7 'i-'-e' = NO
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FULL DRESS and tuxedo suits for ht-s-
largest assortment OF fun dress ana tuxedo
suits in the city. Special discount TO Clubs
JULIUS COHEN. 1l04 It'll 4. nv. de2l-tf
STRICTLY hrst-eIass full dress and tuxedo
suits for hire at most reasonable prices
II. 7. PINES, MERCHANT TAILOR,
Eol2-sot 1905 tn st. n. ",
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DRIVER for milk wa on. HARTUNG's. los
Florida ave. NV. JaIVot
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By TWO young men, apartments composed
OF two rooms and bath; must be reasonable
and within ten minutes walk of Munsey
building. Address BOX 152. Times Office.
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RUG WEAVING.

SAVE your old carpets: rugs woven from
old carpets; the only weaving factory of is
g3l 5th 81. NV Phone Main 4325- ja7s0t
OLD CARPETS woven init reversible TUES
cnl. sanitary concern here. HONE CO..
Isos y st. NV. Phone Lincoln COS NJ. uos-tf
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IF YOU WISH ADVICE and fnrornsti,-, :
aLy saoJect call 10 see Mr.. Million ana -. .
Pam S- Ieaqlas OF psychic reading NJ Nfiiio1
also teaches hypnotsm. mental bYpr "a "a slo
seslon ana paimistry. sI2 Eve 81 nv SIS
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JAN-young coIored man, familiar with
/ Northwest section Of city, 20 drive delivery
1 wagon p F. YOUNT. Western Market
| gIst and X SITS. NV. 9Al4-SI
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COLLECTIONS
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NAN-CoIored man and woman take care OF
| c0untr, home and work truck garden. Apply
| 500 Il 81. NV. Jalt-'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-11
PETTY SPITE OF
THE PRESIDENT
Colonel William F. Stewart Re-
tired From the United
States Army.

Washington, Oct. 10-Col William F.
Stewart. who has been in exile" at the
ungarrisoned post at Fort Grant, Ariz.,
mas been retired from active service. The
report of the board which examined Col
onel Stewart was presented to the presi-
dent today and he Immediately directed
that Colonel Stewart be retired. Colonel
Stewart, who is now in this city, was no
titled of the presidents action.
Il know why l nave been retired from
the army and l know who is responsible
for 1t, but l am still an army officer and
cannot discuss that" declared Colonel
Stewart, who tonight received formal no
LITIGATION by special delivery letter from
the war department of President Roose-
velts action in ordering his retirement.
1t seems clear TO me that no time was
lost in the case" Colonel Stewart added.
Il am surprised that such prompt mott
fication should have been sent me and
that the papers should have been pre-
pared so expeditiOusly. The action of the
president. they tell me, is final and of
course there is nothing to be done We
have made no plans. 1 had hardly ex-
pected to be retired this way without no
tice and so am u~nprepared.
II applied day before yesterday for a
four months cave of absence. This was
denied me. Officers who are to be re-
tired are promptly granted leave before
their retirement takes effect"
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PREPARING TO
Invade SOUTH
Taft to Make Speeches in Ken
lucky, Tennessee, North Car
DINA and Other States.

Cincinnati. Oct. 1O.-"I am going
south TO make a few speeches in Ken
lucky, Tennessee, North Carolina. Vir-
sinia and Maryland, not so much WITH
a view to carrying hose states as to
show their people that they are a part
of the Union. and as such ought to vote
for the party which will give them the
influence in the nation to which their
progress, energy and enterprise entitle
them"
Judge Taft said this to the Taft
Sherman club of Highland. KY, which
came to the Sinton. hotel to pledge its
support. His address throughout was
an expression Of intense feeling regard
ing the political condition of the south.
The south had, he said, made wonder
full progress under the application of
the Republican principle of protection,
and yet it remained a perpetual asset
to the Democracy of the north. to be
delivered en- bloc, no matter what
might be the issue or interest at stake.
Mr.. Taft busted himself during the
day in clearing up his office matters
preparatory to leaving Monday morn
ing for a campaign trip which will
keep him constantly on the road until
election morning. His personal head
quarters here will be presided over by
his secretary. Fred w. Carpenter.
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TICKET NAMED
IN BOX ELDER
Democrats Select Sterling Men
for Candidates and Adopt
Strong Platform.
Especial to The HeraId.)

0fN1A1@ "
Brigham City. Oct. 10-The Democratic
county convention of Box Elder county
was held here today. a complete ticket
was placed in the field, and a strong plat
form was adopted amid great enthusiasm.
An amusing feature of the convention
was the adoption of a resolution providing
that if the Democratic party wins out. the
recorder guarantees to employ not more
than ten deputies. This resolution was
in the nature of q satiricai reference to
the present Republican incumbent. whose
office is filled with an extraordinarily
large force of young women.
The ticke selected follows:
Representatives.. NJ. Hanson. Elwood.
Ter, Snowville; (2-year term, George May,
H~oneyville.
Sheriff-Lewis White Brigham.
Clerk-VictCr Madsen, Brigham.
RecOrder-E. P. Horsley, Brigham.
AssessOr-Hyrum Perry, Perry.
Treasurer-Lewis IL. Getz, Point Look
out.
Surveyor-Moroni Mortensen, Bear River
City.
County Attorney-George r. Chase,
Brigham.
The convention was called to order by
J.. d. Call. F. n. Cook of Willard was
chairman and Ed HadIey of Harper was
secretary.
Wynn l.. Eddy was chosen county chair
man, with the privilege of choosing his
own secretary David o. Stohl was Sc
lected treasurer, and these committeeman
were named: Wynn L. Eddy. David o.
Stohl, G. F. Coombs, IT., E. W-LaWrence.
Allan Roche, A. D. Peters, Joseph Wat
kins. c. H Blackburn, F. n. Cook, Fred
Z. Peterson.
with the precinct chairmen and the can
didateS.
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SAYS He WAS POISONED
Herman Hermanson, Stable Boy, Is
Taken Violently Ill at
Fair Grounds.

Herman Hermanson, a stable boy with
the Montana r~acehorses brought here for
the fair, was taken violently ill last night
at the fair grounds, and said he had been
doped -r poisoned. He claimed to nave
taken a drink with some man. who he
claims he did not know, and that shortly
afterwards he was seized with violent
commissions.
He was carried TO a bed III the tenn
porary stable in the paddock and shortly
lapsed into Inconsistencies.
His friends among the stable men were
unable to find a doctor Upon the grounds
to attend Hermanson. and. after a long
wait. the patrol wagon took him to the
emergency hospital at headquarters.
Hermanson carried in a card in the
local Bricklayers union and is said to
have worked on the Newhouse building
for a time. His friends state that he
had secured a job at his trade and was
TO have gone TO work Monday on the
new l.. d. S. university gymnasium. Her
manson has a brother in Ogden, but moth
ing is known of his other relatives. He
revived partially when placed in the pa
troll
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LONE HIGHWAYMAN.
Twelve Stage Passenger and Driver
Robbed in Montana.

Missoula, Mont. Oct. 10.-Armed
with a 22-caliber rifle, the lower por-
ton of his features concealed with a
red bandanna handkerchief, a lone
hlghwayman' this evening held up the
Missoula-Bonner stage about two miles
east of this city. lined up the twelve
occupants n driver and relieved them
Of sums ranging from s. to $25 each.
and disappeared in the gathering dusk
After securing the booty the bandit
~apoiogized. saying that hunger had
driven him to commit the crime. Not
a shot was fired until the Job was
completed, when the passengers were
told to re-enter the coach, and after
warning them Tot to look back, the
robber fired a shot in the air and told
the driver to resume his journey.
The authorities were quickly notified
n Sheriff Campbell and his deputies
are securing the nearby hills for the
bandit.
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MLAURIN AND SIBLEY AGAIN FIGURE
In STANDARD OIL CORRESPONDENCE

Berkeley, Cal, Oct. 10.-Before 5000
persons in the Greek theatre of the
University of California, w. R. Hearst
today read another series of letters
from the Standard OIL company's cor
respondence. in which reference was
made to a 50, G0O certificate of deposit.
Thomas L. Hisgen. the nominee of the
independence party for president, also
spoke briefly.
Following are the letters e by Mr.
Hearst:
"26 Broadway, Feb. ), 1901.
My Dear SenatOT-I W your most
kind favor OF yesterday n appreciate
il greatly. have also q telegram
from Mr.. Grasty today, which / have
answered and which answer l hope he
will make known to you Believe me
that L appreciate the expressions of
your letter more highly than l can well
state, and hope when the time comes.
if it ever does. for an opportunity TO
reciprocate that we will not be found
wanting. Again thanking you, and
with very kind regards, l am. very sim
cerely yours,
JOHN D. ARCHBOLD.
u. B.. McLaurin, Senate ChambeS.
Washington"
"26 Broadway, Feb. 10, 1901.
Mr.. H. H. Edmunds. Baltimore, Md:
Dear Mr.. Edmunds-I have your
several very interesting favors. l re-
turn Won Senator McLaurin's letter
with the clippings. The whole affair
at Washington has been most interest
ing. Have been sorry indeed TO hear
of the senator's llness- Mr. Groscom
undertook to hav a talk with him on
Monday through a mutual friend. Your
own work in all this matter has been
most admirable. Very truly yours,
JOHN D. ARCHBOLD."
"26 Broadway, Feb. Is, 1901.
Dear Mr.. SibIey-I beg 10 enclose
you herewith certificate of deposit to
your favor for $1,000, sent you at the
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request of Mr.. GriscOm. the purpose of
which you no doubt understand with
him.
Permit me to improve this oppor-
tunity also to express my high appre-
citation of your courteous and efficient
action in response to our request re-
garding the consideration Of the sub
s1dy matter with Mr.. Griscom. Very
truly yours,
JOHN D. ARCHBOLD.
Hon. j. {. Sibley, Washington. d. G."
20 Broadway, Feb. Is, 1901.
My Dear Senator-PleeSe accent
thanks for your note of the 18th. I
am. of course. much interested in the
statement. Have no doubt Mr.. Siblev
saw you on Saturday, as l requested
him to do. Very truly yours,
JOHN d. ARCHBOLD.
hon j. T. McLaurin, Washington,
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