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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-26
IN rnu BAZAAR.

nccausc he'd had q shrvwish wife
Who robbed the man W JOY.
nisguacd with the Ills of lie
lie took hts little boy
TO dwell In secluded placo whore
nothing could annoy
No womankind would he permit
~ comc anigh hts farm.
HIS notion was that this Nas IL
The one and only charm
To save the boy his fathers fate and
guard him well from harm.
Twelve years the charm did moth
Ing mar.
Tho hoy grew lcarusod and TAT.
llc did his thinking likc his pa,
And mostly through his hat.
lir grammar knew and algebra, but
not where he was at
Then. ON certain summer day,
Como With me. child sAid IA
"Wcuu tide to town three miles
away
Upon the t>,,lc, car.
'ris timc you saw thc world. and 50
Wen ,lsi, thc Haaaay
Bach SCENE to him = ucN delight
The ~, MAS much a. ease.
TIL thcrc apIcArcd some mAldcns
bright.
On ~AAs are those things.
phase"
lie ioScas or,cd rae father said
The, ne
geese, mS 10y, they're Srcsc, b
wN.g.c1 aNmc~ -aAd in the evening
gvWy
V.ca ,Ac irNley AZ.
n. al the things you've secO -.
aay
trAe hSi in topn they Arc)
Il you NNgld oASNse which YOU would
have
cNnP.sN2ul said IA
The Noy rvqNCd You are - kiad
cannot vel muse.
Nar mOnScys aavc Muc mind.
foy toys NJ S0r, - use,
In fact y! al The things I've seen
should prefer
= SsNSNSc -ONVVT lNoiliVAr
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-26

Mos; WNn,cn roali'e that beauty Is
!Arse,y a matter ~ beautiful ,N,,n.
NeN,on 10 Is now known that any
No,rAn may easily and quickly sAin
Y~egtvNcI cNmpleN,on BY few rn.n.
r'sS massage each dSy With NSiino,A
Cream rois delightful cream. sr,ca.
uac2-y ccmPoIDtei crcn The parts,
medicinal !-g0J'iiea;s. nsve- aANs ~
o21,SA t-eckles and all facial dislNal.
o-@:-ocs. ]; r;1s the pc0es AnA lis.
sas~s - al Impurities. snco,hs away
4! ST-Aes Ara n. .p&rts ~ the skin
-; E-c- desired velyety stiffness
@a1 exquisite cleA-uSSS lSUyfns II
i1 s,&;e Q: c.I5lika frSShnsss Sra
o-7@E;y AS Identifying AsNut NA4-
---o-A CreG-. where bes. known. IS
7ssA-a=-! : -s-ressiiy. Zach pAcSace
c,-I4-as binding guarantee and nAll
t--~s-oo-s vhscA tell !us, Aow any W.
"a. lay lave 4 pe-tee; co,n paextoa.
-. >; a. .isA-cl&ss Grgg stores.
5. e=--s A-6 slaA
NATIONAL TOII.s.g CO. fs-!s. Team.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

State OF Oklahoma, Carter County, IN
Distric; Court.
P. p. kearney, plaintiff VS.. Oliver
Benjamin, Rebeoca Benjamin and W.
Il. Tyre, defendants, No. IS.
SAID defendant, W. B. Tyre WILL
take notice that he has been sued in
the above named court for upon a pc
uuon filed by plaintiff against him.
self and the other defendants herein
asking for the foreclosure OF a mort.
gage on lot No. ., in Block 2l5, IN
the city Of Ardmore, Oklahoma: and
the cancellation and setting aside o.
= mortgage lien claimed by W. B.
Tyre thereon. insofar as il effects
plaintiffs rights. and must answer the
petition fled therein by said plaintiff.
on or before the 3rd day OF June.
4 D. lsoS, or said petition will be
taken as true. and a judgment for
sad plaintiff in said action FOR the
cancellation and setting aside OF said
mortgage lien on said lot Insofar IS
j; afers P. P. Kearney's rights. will
Be rendered accordingly.
Dated this .o;h day O, April. 1905
THOS. NORMAN.
Attorney for P.a!nt!.
Attest:
c. T. VERNON, District Clerk.
BY 5. ". Parker deputy.
eo.2-4ll.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-26
Receives Congratulations.

You will soon receive the consra..
ulauons OF your friends upon your i'm.
proved appearance II you Will take
Foley's Kidney Remedy as II tones
up the system and tmparts pew life
and vigor. Foley's Kidney Remedy
cures backache. nervous exhaustion
and all forms Of kidney and bladder
troubles. Commence taking It today.
Sold by all druggists.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-26
President Roosevelt Says

That outdor exercise is needed BY the
American people. That's all very
well. but how can people with rheu.
matism follow tat advice! The an
swer Is simple-use ballard's Snow
Liniment and the rheumatism will 90:
leaving you as spry as q colt. Gives
quick and permanent relief from rheu-
matism, neuralgia, lame back and all
pains. Sold by F. J. Ramsey.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-26

q Marie Co-oU c,ruau.. 10 write
ana s1eaN ass.as, votes to- women
10 Ene.a"a while Beatrice H.r-a fer
is BUSY ua'r'.rS from Ylage % place
giving 0ead'ues ,~om ships ,ha; Pas,
in 'ae Might" and her o,ss- books %
ra.s' money 10 helm -ra >at.-aEe
laase J. 4. ~. IA. NJ. C.-.-.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-26

ber be present. Plans will 30 made
tor the Improvement Of the Jarson.
age.
The c. H. W club met in norrie
session with Miss MargarBt HylCn
FRIDAY The afternoon wa, spent At
fancy work. and at the finish "A
dainty mChcOn was served NcNt
Friday the club will meet ~l,h Miss
Marie West \ literary pr)gfan Will
be rendered.
The Robson Han ON South wash
ington Friday evening was the scene
OF quite an enjoyable hop given by
Mrs. HAimcs 10 her dancing pa ,iis aud
their friends. There Was a splend 4
attendance and some thirty nve or for
ty have enlisted ON the cla,s role
The children dance on the alter
Moons OF Tuesday. Thursday and Sal.
urday and the older ones on Monday
"Wednesday and Friday evenings
The rlay to be given by the mem.
bcrs of ST. Philips Episcopal church.
assisted by local talent ot the city
under the direction OF Miss Mcoimau
is lookci forward 20 as one OF the
clcNcrcst events of the spring season.
\ number 81 flash lights ha.' uceu
taken and will appear in cuts about
town iu few days. ard will doubt
less maNc shoaiug to1. ula,
can resist the temptation oi
scciug this performance.
There is \ special urgent rcQu So
tha, every member ot the nau ih.ers
OF the Contcderacy attend the meet.
ing 90 Mrs. \. J Adding.on's :5uioy.
row afternoon as there is important
business TO ~ transacted and a sr m
or 10 be elected - attend the Con.
t,>icratc Reunion at Birmingham. Al.
ALBANIA. In June.
The ChauauQua class will meet
With Mrs. George Henley Monday al
teruccu.
Mr. ana Mrs. Perry Maxwell. s..
aior Maxwell ot KENTUCKY and Mrs.
\ Z. Straehlcy visited Oklahoma
CiW Friday and Saturday.
Mrs Hayse was hostess 10 the
members ot The orio Cluo. tr lay.
when they met in regular session and
studied Henry W. Longterop. Re
sponses 70 ROLL call were your fav.
ori,e poems from this author. Mrs.
Webb, the clubs president. was lead.
cr Tor the afternoon and gave an in.
tcrrsung sketch Of Longtellow as A
prose writer and deciding that Hy.
perian would have distinguished him
IN this line n nothing else.
Act I, Comedy ~ Errors was read
lbs ,SS'ou tbnW Many Rivers
Change Their Courses and How OF
ten The Nile, Missouri. Arkansas
were spoken " also. the Red and
/ MashitA nearer home
Table ialk-Thcro's Ike alone iu
I beauty done ana res; alone In s,riv
/ ing
/ Parliamentary Model election
/ ~ ore,c7s was admirably led by Ms
: \ Apple
Miss Soo,; MAS critic so- the ses
/ sion after her report thc club adjourn
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-26
ed 10 meet with Miss Bliss Corlew
next Friday on North Washington

ed 10 meet with Miss Bliss Corlew
next Friday on North Washington.
The Sweet sixteen party given
10y MIR and Mrs T.. H. Ilaight to their
son. Ralph. was quite the smartest
and jollicst event u the week. among
the youger set. The Haights have
recently taksi IN their abode IN the
new Morgan cottage on A Street.
northwest. one OF the cosiest homes
In the city. and ca this occasion the
hostess spared no pains In her dec
oratiOns and arrangements. The hall
was In green and leafy with its palms
and ferns. The reception room had
It's tall cut vases filled with Ameri.
can beauties. Roman hyacinths and
uarcissucs with quite a showing OF
mont melic. clumy aud batenberg OF
which the hostess has quite collec.
tion. The dining room was rosy la
France roses and pink shaded lights
shedding a soft glow over the bon bon
table spread in battenberg lace and
ccntcred with cut vase OF la
France. The side board. a massive
heirloom. and china closet we're
ablaEe with hand done china and cut
glass. The hard wood floor was laid
with numbers OF navajo and oriental
rungs In here Neapoltiau cream. as.
sorted cake and strawberries were
served
On the arrival ot the guests they
We're shown up stairs where a pri.
Nate initiation OF Two new members
took place after which games aud
music vas the amusing feature o. the
evening
The guests were Misses Matte
Chauey, BERTHE Wisss. Jessie Rider.
Edna Bowman. Anna Morland. Verde
Mae latta. and Maurine Easley.
Boys. Gene Ledbetter. Tom Glmer.
Oscar Divine. Frank Rose, George
Cox and Ralph wisnor
Mr. John Keller. son OF Rev. J. L.
Keller, left the first ~ the week for
BroWnWood. Texas. 20 he married to
Miss Ruby Wood, a popular young
lady Of that city. They are expected
20 arrive in Davis in a day or two for
short stay. then 80 on 70 Maysviile
where they will reside The bride
is a niece OF Mrs. II. II. Allen ana
stayed In this city several months
about 4 year aeo. during which time
she made many friends who wish
her much happiness. Mr.. Keller is
a well known and popular young man
and is 10 Ne congratulated on win.
ning the hand Of this excellent young
lady He has = paying position with
a lumber company a; Maysyille .. Z.
Miss Lille Jennings Of Ardmore
spent several days in the city the
past week. guest ot Miss Belle Kel.
Ter. Misses Lille Jennings.
Belle Keller and Ruth Bird visited
in Wynnewcoi Monday and Tuesday
Davis News.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-26
Woodmen Circle

There will be a meeting OF the
Woodmen Circle Monday afternoon
at go in the X p. hall.
MRS CLEMMIE MARTIN.
Clerk
MRS. BIRD SANDLIN,
Guardian
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-26

has refused to meet Miss Harraden
Ia debate. saying she didnt care to
make a spectacle of herself At the
present writing Miss Harradens an.
.W,r 1ss not been recorded
Ms C,rus Pitman Or Is reported
as craving Information as to how
many women ever lived In this coun-
~ a. ANY out,r. VINO being the
mother of seven children or more.
wished 10 cast ballot. Several sui.
ta-.st are at present booking isto the
matter Mrs Elizabeth Cady stanton
lnd Just ycycn children. five sons ana
NC daughters. Mrs. Lowell prcsi.
lent ot the Newton Equal Suffrage
Deagu, has tea
Clay Merrill representing the Ard.
uorcitc. was here Ia the interest OF
hat paper Tucsd,y
Help tie aremcn by Attending the
play at he opcia house Saturday
ish.. TAs ~ill De a. Ardmofc home
llca, PLAY.
N"as E'.rs superintendent, OF the
.,d.,.c rdal, schools WI, here
Co.. c.eH.n- ga bu iuess
'ro day ey ming ca business Love
'luaty Nraoora'
The first rehearsal ~ the lanes
'ard Concert WIS held at the Broad.
way Baptist church TIM sday even.
ing The chorus vii sing Mendels.
sohn's "HIymn OF Praise" There was
. good attendance and much interest
manifested Miss Hanna the instruct.
ress, insists that every member at.
tend and that they be- there on time
-7:3o.
We have not yet been able TO get
a complete list OF names. There are
others who are TO be solicited In
all there will be $50 voices.
Soprano.
Miss Dyer
Mrs. sam Apple.
Natalie Williams
Winnie Philips.
Matte Baker
Ruth Hopsou.
Kiss Corlew
Mrs Or. Hardy
Mrs Hancock.
Miss Jessie Bender
Miss Annie Bennett.
Thadie James
Margaret Blois.
Mrs T. l. Wright.
Mrs. ;. 4. Bledsoe.
Mrs. {. NJ Campbell.
Emaline Lowden.
Mary Byrd.
Ethel Dickson.
Mrs. W. r. Burni,t.
Mabel Brown.
Nallie Sutherland
Vera Olive.
Mrs. .. 2. Hamilton
Miss Ha'le,, Fraley.
Nrs Paisley
Clara Campbell
Ray Campbell
r r Gu,,o.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-26

Evening dance at Robson hall.
saturday.
Franklin Mothers club open fouu.
tain at Wall DRUG Store
| Afternoon dance at Robson hall
The twentieth Century Wedding.
The coming ot the rose season
hcralds the approach W the June
hrioc. E-,Sh sweet girl with her fresh
youth and Exquisite fcmnity. will
stand Tor the space " fortnight ia
the spotlight " society. happily u-
umphant tn the halo ot announcement
lmchcons. hctrotha hroktasts. sun.
dry showers and all ot the ncot'us.
1 prrtcnticus ccncomittants of the
uuptial season There is no more
irrtic nrld tor social CmharrAt'
mcnts and the seeds " actual 80 viii
than fashionable Wedding cr ma.v
properly speaking bis church Nj
iiue Primarily these mistakes ari.r
oom . desire on the part 90 % .
bride tAud tco often ,ay mothcrl 90
make The sacred uuptM rites ~,
hiclc ot startling and barharic as.
pa, This mad riot 81. fancy al,.g
these lines is changing for the Nirs1.
ana in reading dos. ipti0u of tas
average fashionable Wedding the list
W attendant riug bearers, uoNc-
sir,s. matrons and maids In waitias.
eroWs 50 amazingly large that QUE
torsvts the cratral figures and the co..
>ccration ~ the moment In bcN ldcr.
ing gvuvraliuCs and whom this queen
W Shcha matrimonial pageant is past.
the facts made romantic by tNci-
very alliance ~ the world old s'o.y
ci lONiug are that Mary and John
have ,actill and legally made known
90 The world that marriage ot the
s,ul which had It's hrst ccrcmouia's
in thcir earliest love glances
The mniern brides professional g..
/ mands tNo many witnesses m,
sight, scrrs must be there 10 all NJ
/ the peas and hear the wedding ma.
sic, and What Is the RESULT Two lists
are made ou,-onc " the sheep and
onc ~ the goats--iu other words the
exclusive and inclusive. And there
Is the ruN Many people. on tricadly
Cr reasonably close terms with the
hostess hnd themselves On the church
its, along with other guests invited
Tor business or professional respps
~ In many instances, With strangers
10 inssrc fun house. ana the n,
suit is Enthusiastically the sign thar 5.
sNciM blundcr has been commi,tel
\ church wedding admits " Nv,
classes ~ guests. mumatcs and ~
! ,iM acquaintance The latter uni -
standing perfectly well that cards
tho house are limited ~ relative.
and iu,ima,cs. are satisfied. Hut .t
ou the other hand they look around
and SOC Nj and Mrs \. wao have
scavrN q hcNiuE Acquaintance W.tt
/ either family W the ,N,ut-actirE par
"'>. ''' are invited .'' reasons Va
/ v.cd and inNomprcaeusNe as On,
'f''Ns 90 'h' A'a,h'n No.nos'' 'h'g
,hcir ivy naturally arises ana ,Ae,
. rgh,oousy and iu3.suantly cNc,a.m
~ '.'ss'" "''" q"
" Wy >.','''.' '"' many %
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-26

\ man always has notion he could
make lots o! money Il he didn't hA,.
such ideals.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-26
...SOCIETY...
~, Mrs. I. n. Sturgeon. rhonssi House GA. ohcs ..
Iouse GA. Office =.

way baptist church.
Evening dance at Robson hall
saturday.
Franklin Mothers club open foun.
tain ut Wall Drug Store
AftcrnoOn dance at Robson hall.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-26

Isabel Dean.
Mrs. Dings.
Lola Duston
Penelope Edwards.
Mrs. X. b. Elliott
Mrs. Doc Fielder
Mrs. Lon Frame.
Sophie Fry.
Mrs. DIR. Goodwin.
Eugenia Nouyache.
Amelia Hunter.
Maud Hunter
Nellie lkard
Nell holland.
Pearl Jones.
Blakey Jones.
Bessie Palmer.
Mrs Robert Jones
Ida King
Mrs Tom Carter.
Bonnie Madden.
Essie Majors.
Mamie Eaves
Mamie Bow.
Mary Bow.
Mrs. Hugh Ledbetter.
Mrs J. NJ Zike.
Sue Frame
Miss Thomas.
Grace Williams.
Mary Williams.
Mrs Mcknight.
Mrs Oscar Shumate.
Miss Bamterg.
Mrs Trimble.
Mrs Jordan.
Mrs Los Baum.
Mrs j. b. Wall.
Miss Clara Eddlemau.
Miss Lula Kendall
Marguerite Noble.
Alto.
Mrs !. X Mason.
Mrs Joe Bledsoe.
Mrs J C Abernathy.
Miss Perry
Mrs. Bert Foster
Sallie Mae Mccoy.
Mrs y II Mccoy
Miss Kembal.
lJo,tie Grey.
Bennie higgins
Mrs. higgins
Lille Butt.
Lenora Butt
Itea Wolyerton.
lIzzie White.
Clara Wolyerton.
Mrs. Vert Franklin.
ozello Pugh
yella Wolyertou.
Miss Roone.
Effe l.andrum.
Bernice Bow.
Beatrice won Keller
Mrs j. W. Kruger.
Mrs w. A Led0etter.
Mrs Richard Lester.
jeanette Iyowenstein.
Layine Woods
"a A nu.s,-t
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-26

Bob Tyre.
Paul Ramsey.
Prof Canterbury.
Mr.. Hendrix
Mr.. Carpenter.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-26

has refused to meet Miss Harraden
IN debate, saying she didht care to
make a spectacle of herself At the
present writing Miss Harradens an.
.W,t las not been recorded.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-04-26

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-18
Ogden Briefs.

MARRIAGE LICENSE.-A marriage Ii
cense was issued yesterday afternoon to
George Won Leenwen and Marie Timmers,
both of Ogden.
GREEK PLEADS NOT GUILTY.-Nick
Aretos. the Greek who told the court a
few days ago that he was guilty but not
very much of indecent exposure. changed
his plea to that of not guilty and will
be given a hearing tomorrow morning.
Aretos was permitted to go under $50
bond.
BUREAU OF INFORMArION.-Th es-
Establishment of q bureau of information
in the Union depot, which was suggested
about three months ago in The Herald.
will probably bear fruit within short
time. 1t is rumored that the depot Off
Gals are considering the proposition NJ
the present time and will probably take
action within couple of weeks.
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIONS
Levi J. Elmer has filed a petition in the
probate division of the district court for
letters of administration in the matter
of the estate of William Elmer, deceased.
The petition states that the deceased died
in this city on Dec. IA, 1894. and left an
estate valued at $500
SALOON NEARLY ROBBED.-At an
early hour yesterday morning burglars en-
tered the Assembly saloon on lower Twen-
ty-fifth street, but were frightened away
before they secured anything OF value.
Yesterday morning when the establish
ment was opened the porter found an ice
pick with which entrance was ERECTED
through a rear window. The pick was
stolen from the Milwaukee saloon, across
the street from the Assembly saloon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-18
STEWART bitches
PHONE FRANCHISE
Committee Will Recommend to Coun-
Gil That Franchise Measure
Be Filed.

Councilman ]. j. Stewart of the
Fourth ward last evening succeeded in
having the council municipal laws COM
mittee recommend that the telephone
franchise ordinances introduced by
Fernstrom be filed.
1t is now suggested by Stewart that
if il seems desirable to free the COM
panies from the burden of the license
tax ordinance by having them pay a
per cent gross earnings tax that the Ii
cense law be amended so as to give that
alternative to the concerns
i do not believe that we should give
the Bell company any sort of fran
chise," said Mr.. Stewart last evening.
1T has no franchise now, and by 'rati-
flying and confirming the rights it pre-
tends TO have we would be giving il an
absolute franchise for a period of a
quarter of a century, conditioned only
upon the payment of a ! per cent gross
earnings tax. 1 believe that under the
present status of the company the
council may, If il sees fit, regulate to
some extent the rates charged by the
Bell company. If the franchise were
passed the councils hands would be
tied for twenty-five years"
1t developed that neither of the COM
panies has deposited the $500 required
by all applicants for franchises and,
therefore, the ordinances introduced by
Fernstrom are out of order in any
event
Under the proposed plan both the
companies would be paying 1 per cent
of their gross earnings to the city. The
Independent company does so now, and
supplies fifty-four free phones. The
Bell company will be required to fur
nish an equal number. in addition to the
tax. This will put both companies on
the same basis
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-18
PRIMARIES OF DEMOCRATS
Names of Those Who Will Take Part
in County Convention on
Saturday.

The Democratic primaries were held
here this afternoon and delegates were
elected to the county convention, which
meets in Ogden on Saturday. at which
time delegates to the state convention,
which meets in Logan Sept %, will be
follows:
First Ward.
N. Hinchcliff. w. L. Maginnis, Mrs
Luella Doxey. G. w. Gayman. F. A. Ma
ginnis. Alma Flinders. P. s. Emmett. AL
exander Cattelain. George Wardlaw, John
Wintle.- H. S. Hess. Joseph Paine. P. j.
Paine. l. c. Emmett Mrs. G. w. Gaymon.
d. w. Cats.
Second Ward.
G. H. Tribe. Joseph Dorian. d. s Tracy.
Robert Shipley Richard Williams. w. H.
Williams. Henry WeSsler. G. ]. Humph-
ris. Alexander Wilkinson. Mrs. Sadie
West James Orr. Miss Birdie Taylor, w.
G. Kind John Cooney, Frank Weisgar-
Der, Fred Vol.
Third Ward.
August Carlson, Anne Jenkins Egbert
Anderson, S. p. Kinman Sam Thomas,
A. p. Waldron, j. NJ. Larson, J. S. Dee,
James Harrop, Jesse Driver. W. 7. Tow
Ter. w. A. Harrop, Washington Jenkins.
Charles Anderson.
Fourth Ward.
Joseph Chez A. f. Pratt. c. C. Rich
ards. Joseph Langsdorf, w. B. Porter
field. Mrs. Sarah Eldridge. H. w. CIVIL
liam. S. T. Whitaker. A. w. Brown.
Joseph Saunders. Lucy Clark. A. II. Har-
ris, Hattie L. Wade, Fred Shells, Hor-
ace Peery. Alexander Brewer. j. ID. Skeen,
w. S. Donaldson, H. II. Goddard. Valen-
tine Gideon, c. A. Smurthwaite, T. d.
Johnson.
Fifth Ward.
George Lochhead. jr.. Robert Scowcroft,
u. p. Cain, w. s. O'Brien, George S.
Hunter. Edwin Peate, J. II. Mccormick.
]. H. McClintock. II. II. ROlapp. S. S.
Smith, r. S. Browning, w. W. Browning,
w. F. Bossner. George Shorten, f. S.
Rolapp, n. S. Elderkin, ]. c. Davis. j. S.
Corlew. George Lochhead. sr P.9 A.
Shreeve, c. ]. Brown, Charles Halverson,
T. Horn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-09-18
SAVES INVALID CHILD
FROM DEATH IN FLAMES
Mrs. Sarah Smith Makes Heroic Res
cue in Carrying Little One
From Burning House.

Snatching her invalid child from bed
while the flames roared about her. Mrs
Sarah Smith of 1855 East Downing ave-
nue. effected an heroic, rescue of her lit
tie one at o'clock yesterday and also
carried her other three children to safety
The fire. which originated in clothes
closet from some unknown cause, spread
with lightning-like rapidity through the
one-story frame building in which the
Smiths reside. The flames were eating
their way through the wall to the bed
of an invalid child when Mrs Smith dis
covered the danger. She rushed through
the smoke, spurred on by the child's pite-
Gus appeals for assistance. and was barely
able to reach outdoors with her burden
before the fire spread across the exits OF
the building.
The firemen had a hard run of nearly
three miles to the scene, and the whole In
terror was ablaZe when they arrived. The
house was destroyed before the fire was
conquered. The building was owned by
Job Smith and the loss amounted to $1,000