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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-09

DR.. p. W. Fisher will lecture before the
musical students this afternoon at
O'clock
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-09

Miss Maud May Babcock. professor Of
elocutiol and director of the dramatic
cigb will give a reading of the Cabinet
SIiniS-er-' at o'clock in the assembly
hall.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-09

The football game between the sopho-
,,,arsS and the juniors. which will settle
the iutercIass championship. has been set
for THURSDAY afternoon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-09

Miss Lucy Van Colt. dean of the wo-
men. held a meeting of the girls regis
tered as specials yesterday and discussed
nIans for the wonen's league. 1t was
proposed at the meeting to organize into
eroIIps of ten with a presiding officer.
who is TO be a vice president of the main
organization. It has been suggested that
the president of the league be wife of
one OF the faculty members. f-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-12-09

The order of the Clean. the girls lit
erary club. had a candy pull yesterda
afternoon in the lunch room.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-29
FOUR TYPHOID CASES.
Precautions Being Taken TO Prevent Spread
OF the Disease.

Several cases OF typhoid fever have
developed in the city in the past ten days
and unusual precautions are being taken
by the health officers to prevent an ep'-
demic. At this time of the year, when
the water in the wells is so low, people
caunot be too cautious OF the water they
drink. In most cases typhoid turks i'll
we'll water. Ii may seem lot of trouble
but if drinking water is boiled. there
cannot possibly be any danger of ty-
phoid. The other source of danger is
in the milk you use. BE absolutely GER
ftain that your milk is obtained under
the proper sanitary conditions and above
all remember YOU cannot be too careful.
DR.. Lamb, the health officer has the
situation closely in hand and is watch.
ing developments. He is of the opinion,
however, that ordinary common sense
precautions will prevent any spread Of
the disease.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-29
$500 FOR SUFFERERS
And a Big Carload Of Clothing and
Provisions.
PEOPLE RESPOND LITERALLY.
Directed by Miss Grace Messenger the Com
mittee Of Young Ladies Make the Relief
Project Great Success.

Every citizen in Alma should take
pride in the magnificent response the
public of Alma made to the call for
help from the unfortunate fire suffer-
ers in northern Michigan. And above
all every citizen should be proud OF
the ladies, who, so Willingly gave
their time and work to raising the
funds and supplies for the relief of
these people. From all over Michigan
the response to this call for assist
ance has been a most liberal one..
In most cities the mayor or presi-
dent of the village, backed by the
council, has been the first to lead off
in these movements. But in Alma
it remained for the ladies OF the
city to rise to the occasion. And right
nobly have they responded. We know
that we speak for all Alma when we
say I'VE are proud of them"
The sum total of their worthy eff
fort is $500, and a carload of cloth
ing and provisions. Everyone respond
ed literally. Some were able TO give
only little. but it is the spirit OF the
giving that counts-not the amount.
All day Saturday these ladies la
bored-almost alone, in gathering the
clothing and provisions and packing
them. Saturday night the packing was
only half done and, after a conference
1t was decided TO turn the entire mat
ter over to the board of trade and let
the latter attend to the shipping OF
the supplies. The supplies we're sent
to the chairman of the relief commit
tee at Alpena.
Gathering the contributions Sat.
urday were several young ladies, each
armed with a pleasant smile. Every
one was asked to help and red badges
bearing the words The Relief were
conspicuous. everywhere. Perhaps II
might be better to say that he who
wore no red badge OF honor was the
most conspicuous. And often times
one badge was not sufficient to make
one immune from attack. 1t was all
carried off in good humor, however
and everyone enjoyed being held up.
/ hRDC WIZ OlO thC WI arc 6iNtb
below. Before mentioning them it is
only fair to speak of the work OF Mis-:
Grace Messenger, who was really the
prime mover in the project. To hel
enthusiasm and organization is due the
credit for the success attained. Those
who helped were Miss Grace Messen-
ger, Mrs Hannah, Mrs. w. ]. Melch-
ers, Mrs. f. A. Gill, Mrs. w. c. Welt
Mrs. Ely Brewbaker, Mrs. Kelly, Mrs
ID. l.. johnson, Mrs. A. B. Krental
Mrs. s. Messenger, Mrs. Alderman
Mrs. McPhee, Mrs. Wise, and the Miss
es Gould, Hazel Halliday, Ada Halliday
Nina and Anna Montigel, Leontine
Sadie and Rose Messenger, Vinny
Booth, Bernice Pollasky, Ruth Cook
Rua Day, Marjorie Day. G. Searey
Mary Pringle, Bertha McClarey, ant
Alma Vought.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-29
A CARNEGIE HERO.
Ebert William Gibson, Late Of River
dale, Remembered.
FAMILY PENSI0NEO FOR LIFE.
served Recognition From Carnegie Com.
mission.

The work and scope of the Carnegie
Hero Commission was ably Demon
strated last week when the list Of
those entitled to recognition under
the rules governing this hero fund
were given out Ebert w. Gibson,
late of Riverdale, was among those re-
membered by the commission. His
widow receives a life pension OF $50
month and in addition each of his
children will receive So monthly for
life.
Ebert W. Gibson lost his life Jan.
IL, 1907, at Riverdale, while attempt
ing to rescue Harry Valence, a drown
ing boy. The boy was skating on the
river mill pond back of Mr. Gibson's
home. He was going rapidly back
ward and went into the open water
before he could save himself. A COM
panion ran up to Mr.. Gibson's house
and notified him. The latter, seizing
pole, hurried to the rescue. AS ne
approached the boy in the water, the
ice broke under him. But he succeed
ed in reaching the boy, only TO go
uOWu VIII ulul 10 uedlu. his DOuy
was recovered a few minutes later but
it was impossible to bring him back
to life
His heroic death attracted much at
tention at the time and much sympa-
thy was expressed for the family.
Knowing of the Carnegie fund, friends
of the dead man and the Riverdale
citizens headed by f. H. Rowland, R.
E.Moblo and Rev. E.G/ Pelley brought
Mr.. Gibsons heroic act to the at
tention of the Carnegie Hero fund
commission. The latter sent rep
resentative to Riverdale to investi-
gate the affair His re ort decided
the matter, and when the announce
ments we're made, Mr.. Gibson's widow
and children we're remembered in the
above substantial way. The latter are
all living in Alberta province where
Mrs. Gibson recently purchased large
farm.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-29
Decker Won Three Dollars.

Messenger has put in novel window
ad in his store. 1t is large clock with
IA concealed face. With every so cent
cash purchase made at Messinger's a
ticket is gwen away with an hour minute
and second stamped on it. Every We'd
nesday at three o'clock the clock is stop
ed and the face uncovered. The person
having the ticket nearest to the time it
stops gets three silver dollars. Yester-
day Pearl Decker was the lucky ticket
holder. A pretty fair crowd turned
ont to the first drawing and there was
much fun attending the award.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-29
POPULAR RECTOR RESIGNS.
Rev. E. {. williams, of St. John S Church
Goes 10 EsGanaba.

Last Thursday evening Rev. +. T..
Williams, rector of St. Johns Episcopal
church, rendered to the members of the
St. Johns vestry his resignation as rec
tor If the church His reason for re-
signing is that lac has accepted call TO
St. Stevens church at Escanaba.
Rev. Williams resignation came AS a
total surprise to ALL lie came to Alma
October I. 1906, and IN the two years and
more that have elapsed since then he has
filed the rectorship al st, Johns very
acceptably. The church membership
hos grown under his guidance and he is
very popular with all who know him.
All of us regret to see him 90 and hope
he will come back His resignation
takes place Dec. Ist.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-29
Every Voter in This City Must ReregEc1 Order Vote Election Day, Nov M

never in a more convincing speech
than he delivered Saturday night.
Coming fresh from other states where
the presidential battle is being holly
waged, he brought with him the en-
thusiasm of the fight. And he more
than succeeded In conveying it TO
his hearers. Bryan the DREAMER
the modern Joseph" was the chief
subject of his talk. He punctured the
Bryan bubble again and again, taking
up each of his present discarded par
amount issues and shelving them in
their proper place in the realms Of
dreamland. Any one who heard Mr.
Colgrove's talk could not but be inn
pressed with the little there is in
the Bryan theorieS-and the things
of worth the Republican party has
accomplished and stands for.
Gov. Warner spoke last and his
speech is given in full elsewhere. He
was received with a rousng cheer
from the college boys, who gave him
the Alma yell, and sincere applause
from the audience. Gov. Warner has
been heard in Alma several times, but
never has he appeared to better adj
vantage than at this time. His re-
ception here last summer was very
discouraging. But whether it was a
sympathy aroused for him by the pri-
mary election or whether it was an
awakening OF appreciation of what he
has done as governor of all Michigan,
his reception was genuinely sipcere
On his part, he seemed to rise to the
occasion for his speech was a simple,
straightforward appeal for support on
issues that are PROFESSIONALLY for the
public good. Every one, who heard
him, went away feeling he knew Gov.
Warner better for this speech. And
it is a safe assertion TO say he made
hundreds of new friends.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-29
Alma Sinners Assisted.

Wednesday evening the new auditor
ium at Saginaw was dedicated by c
brilliant musical festival. One of the
picturesque and stirring features of the
program was a powerful chorus of nearly
$50 voices. fifty Of whom came from
Alma. This chorus has been rehearsing
for weeks and its performance last even
ing was fitting climax to the hours
of hard practice. Many Alma people
attended. Altogether there were over
1000 people in the new building.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-29

The Alma foot ball eleven is being
put in first-class condition for the Mt.
Pleasant game Saturday. Three of the
regulars, Whitmore, 7. Chapel and Phil
lips are out of the game on account of
illness or injuries, but the boys expect to
put up a good front. The game will be a
hard one and no chances will be taken.
An effort is being made to get 100 peo-
pie to attend the game from Alma. II
this can be done special train can be
had to bring the crowd home after the
game. Anyone wishing to go will con-
fer favor by notifying Coach Carrithers
directly or through any of the college
students. Try and go and help the boys
win their third game.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-29
Have you Got Yours?

A handy, useful, classified telephone
directory, i'll card form, has been issued
through the Record to the public. This
directory contains practically all Of the
business honses in Alma giving both the
Bell and Union phone numbers. Every
thing is arranged under heads For in
stance all grocers appear under the
head of groceries and all doctors under
the head of physicians. The card is
convenient to use and hangs beside yonr
phone. Everyone is welcome to one.
If you have not got one You can get one
at either the Union or Bell telephone
Offices or at the Record office.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-29
To Hold Union MEETING

The Seville and Sumner Farmers club
aud the Cleaners will hold union
meeting in Elwell at the Cleaners hall,
Thursday, November s. Be there
promptly at 10 O'Clock with your lunch
basket as it will be an all day meeting.
A very enjoyable time is expected and
we should like to see large attendance
at this gathering A kindly invitation
Is extended to all.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-29
Cooking Exhibition At Smith q Cars.

All of the week from Nov. 8 to Nov.
IA, Smith q Carr have great cooking
exhibition and demonstration of the
Majestic mallable and charcoal
iron range. A set of cooking ware,
worth s. so, will be given free to every
purchaser of a range. Remember the
date and be sure to attend--Nov. 9th to
l4th. Every one is welcome. Read the
big announcement today.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-29

Davis Bros. have secured the services
of Bert Saulspaugh of Jackson and will
hereafter operate three chairs at their
shop viii Davis, one of the firm, has
been obliged on account of poor health
10 spend the winter in Ann Arbor. But
the three chairs are going just the same.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-29
He LIKES THE WEST.
C. n. Decksr Writes an Interesting Letter
From Eugene, Oregon.
Eugene, Oregon, Oct. 10, 1870

Eugene, Oregon, Oct. -, 1908.
lFriend G. j. Brown, Dear Sir:
Perhaps you may think that l have
forgotten to write you as | promised
when | left Alma but j have not. You
know | am slow but sure | had a
very pleasant trip as l had nine peo-
pie with me. We came over the Rock
Island from Chicago 20 Denver, Den
yer to Rio Grand, then to ogden, Ore
gon short line TO. Portland. Southern
Pacific 10 Eugene, route i-h had
never been before. The scenery was
fine, especially through the Grand Can
yon, and on nay arrival here l was Ger
tainly surprised at the changes that
had taken place during the twelve
years | was away. This is the pref
test little city andmost prosperous
of any have seen, the population ha'
ing doubled in the last six or eight
years. Buildings of all kinds are go
ing up everywhere, together with Bit
utithne paving makes it lively. Eu-
gene being situated well towards the
upper end of the Willamette valley
and tributary to a large area of coun-
try assures it a bright outlook for
future development
Right here | wish to give you some
idea of the surrounding country which
centers here for trade. The upper Sin
slaw river, the upper Willamette, XII
outa creek valley, Long Tom river val
ley. all of the McKinsie river valley
and the Mohawk river valley, all OF
which are rich in stock, hay, grain
fruit and vegetables. And that is not
all. We have two good mining camps
in Lane county but the greatest de-
veloped resource is timber. This coun
ty can boastof having the most stand
ing timber today of any county IN
any state in the Uuion. When | left
here twelve years ago the fine body
of timber was almost untouched viii
sawmils. But now there are seven
three sawmills within a radius oil
/ twenty miles of Eugene and many OF
/ them big ones. have been inform
ed that there was great activity In
buying timber here one year ago and
that prices advanced very fast unit
last fall when buyers had to quit or
account of the money panic and IL ha
remained quiet until recently. Now
some are quietly buying up what Is
considered snaps There is surely
some snaps to be had where a man
can double and thrible his money In
short time Some have gone in deb
and will sell at low figures. This
however, will not prevail long, as the
mill yards are all cleaned up. Mills
are starting up everywhere. Prices o.
logs and lumber is advancing The
demand for lumber is increasing W.
all look for a sharprise in standing
timber soon after election this fall Gil
Taft is elected). / have bought som,
very fine timber and have some II
view which | think is a good buy.
am putting in all the loose money
can spare | don't expect to return
TO Alma before about the first o
March. / get the Record every weel
so l keep track of you Alma people
l have written for my son Pearl e
come. / expect he will leave Alma
about the 9th or 2sth OF this month
Give my regards to all.
I remain as ever,
C. H. Decker, Eugene, Oregon
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-29

AT Alma opera house Saturday even
ing of this week. T.. d. Shields and
Hon. Alfred Lucking will talk and coun-
ty candidates will be present.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-29
SuDper Is Ready.

The Rebekahs will give IS cent
supper at odd Fellows hall Saturday
evening. Proceeds will be used to buy
new furniture for the lodge rooms. All
come and eat your supper there instead
of going home.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-29
Civic Improvement LeaOue,

The regular meeting of the Civic
improvement League will be held at the
home of w. A. Bahlke, tomorrow
Friday afternoon, at three O'Clock. All
members are urge to pc present.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-29
Auction Sale.

The auction sale advertised at N. j.
Mccullough's farm last Saturday was
postponed u Saturday of this week
owing to the rain. Don't fail to attend.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-29
LEGAL Holiday.

Tuesday is legal holiday and both
banks will be closed all day.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1908-10-29
CITY REPRESENTATION NOTICE.,
To 1HE. ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF ALMA, MICH:

Notice is hereby given that the several Boards of
glstation in and for the city of Alma, Mcgar viii be
session, in their respective wards on
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-11-20
SOUTI1WICK ITEMS.

r. S. Wetmore has moved to town
having sold his farm to G. Berrem IN.
The skating rink is attracting con
siderable attention at the present time,
We will soon have numbr of ex.
pert skaters,
Mr.. and Mrs Eliza Philips left this
week for South Idaho where they will
visit for while after which they will
look around for location.
W.Bovd and family from Cambridge
Ohio have coma to Southwick with the
intention of locating here.
Bert Douglass has sold his ranch o J
the reservation to John Sherers OF
Peck.
carpenters at work on his new house.
/ Miss Minat Clavbaugh was unable to
Eteach school. the last of last week on
account Of sickness.
/ Quarterly Conference will be held
at the United Brethren church nex'
Saturday evening.
/ The Farmers Telephone Co. had a
meeting last Saturday afternoon to
elect officers for the coming year.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-11-20
ALIAS SLIME.

n the District Court OF the Second Judicial
District OF the State of Idaho, In and For
the County of Latah
Elias l.. Bant1. Plaintiff, Annie Rama
Defendant.
II State OF Idaho sends greeting to Annie
Banta, the above n1med defendant.
You are hereby requested to appea in an
action brought against you by the above
named plaintilf in the district court OF the
in and for the county OF Latah, and answer
the complaint filed herein "a copy of which is
hereto attaehetn within twenty days (exclu-
sive OF the day OF serviceJ after service on YOU
of this summons, II served within this district
or If served out of this district within forty
daNs The saul aculon IL brought u. .s,.
IL decree dssolving the bonds of matrimony
now existing between plaintiff aud defendant
the ground OF defendants desertion OF
plaintiff for more han one year last past
and for general relief; all q. which will more
fully appear from the plaintiffs complaint, a
copy of whch'is served herewith, hereby re-.
fg1red to and made n part hereof
And You are further notified tnat II you fatt
to appear and answer the said complaint, as
above required the said plaintiff will apply
to the court for the relief demanded in the
complaint
Givenmnder my hand and the seal OF the
District Court oi the :econd judicial District OF
the State OF Idaho, in and
(SeaD for the county uf Latah,
this n day of Septembr-
Axei T. Ramste.,, ~. =.
by Adrian Nelson. deputy clerk
G. W, Suppigrr, Attorney for plaintiff
n,
Idaho.
Notice for Pnh ication.
Dtpar, nr"ul vi h Inferiro,-iS
Z. s. Land Office a. Lewiston, Idaho
October, Il zoos
Notice is hereby given that
WILLIAM A. NYMAN.
of Willola, Idaho, WHO on February
IL. 1902, made Homestead Entry No.
| $685. Serial, No 0S05. for SIX SW Y
SW 4 and $ y NJ sly z SWH Sec
33, tip 81 N, X , " yB. NJ.
has filed notice of intention to
make Final 5 wear Proof, 10 estab-
lisn clain 70 the land ahoNe desert
bed, d, fore Register and Receiver, at
Lewiston. Idaho on the 9th day OF
November. 1908
Claimant names as witnesses
Mae" Norris. ef uiamit, Idaho
Hubert Wohlsein .
Gavin Smnthers
Thomas 0Cpllins All Willolt,
I. Ii Bartlett Registe
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-11-20
Tainey News.

The farmers are all smiles this
fall.
D. r. Parks of Charleston made US
pleasant call Tuesday.
Mr.. ]. c. Carson is preparing to
move to La Crosse, Wash. to live.
Mr. Carlson has been one Of our pros.
porous farmers fox the Pasttour years.
and we are sorry to see him SO.
Mr. HARRISON made a flying. trip tc
Portland aud, back Saturday.
Fred Hecht is working toE Mr. Morey
ior few days this week,
Mrs. Drufy and daughter, Mrs.
I-oomjs aud Roy prury and. wife spent
Saturday in Moscow. returning Sun.
day.
Mat Moser took another load OF
z. obs to the tall pines. for John Mat
thews,. SUNDAY.
2. McG1aw IS help'ng j Alder few
aaxs this week..
We. wopder what has become of the
Potlatch Scribe we wonld like to heal
from all the surrounding country. and
make the Gaze;te>a good home news
paper. Some one take up the work ano
give our home paper boost.
Mr. Van Horn will start his sawmil
next week. He expects to cut about
&c, 1000 feet yet this fall
MIS-. Decker the old time cook a
the new sawmill. but now living il
Spokane, spent few days In CAM
this week. -HARDTACk-
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-11-20
Sales Agents Wanted.

$50 90 per week or 400 per cent
profit. All samples, stationery, and
art catalogue free. We want one per.
manent agent IN this locantv for tne
largest picture aud frame house IN
America. Experience unnecessary.
We instruct you now to sell our goods
and furnish the capital. II YOU want
a permanent. honorable and profitable
position, write us today for particu.
lars, catalogue AMI SAMPLES. FRANK
w. WILLIAMS COMPANY, 1914 W.
Taylor ST., Chicago, Ill.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-11-20
sE I IL Es.E;,! 4 l..ss: Esaasy.s
ATLAS ~ VI MINIS "
In the Justice Court Kendrica Precinct
tan County. State vi Idahn.

ALIAS ST NJ NUNS
In the Justice Court Kendrica Precinct
tab County, state ri Idaho
j. L. Brown fsss4
MARI Meuca utile Co.. oorporst'r-
vs.. o. i'erglunu, ,v,vn"..-
The people of the state OF Idaho seLd-ereei.
ing TO o Bcrglnnd, Defendant.
You are required to appear ON the IN ~.
OF December 9uS at the hour OF 70 o'cipck
a. m in an action brought against YOU ly
the above named plaintiff in the Justice !, n
OF kendriek precinct. county OF l.atah. star
of Idaho, ana to answer before the Justicr ~
his Office said precinct the complaint thtr4
in. The said action is brought to recover
from you the am ount of S27.21 alleged tn be
due from you to ri iatiff on account OF goods
wares and mefeiiandise sold and delivered
you by plaintiff at yonr special instane, ~ :
request nlio which will more fully arFeC
from the complaint on file nerein 81 --'..,,r'
yoa are hcsfhy sptciaiy referred.
And XtNtafe hereby notified Shat if you
TAIL to SO appear and answer said complaint
as above required s;nd plaintiff viii take
Judgment against you for S2T.25 together
with costs of suit.
Make legal service and due return herewith
Givea under my hand this 18th day of Sep
tie uber 1908
j f. Brown,
Justice OF the Peace for said Precinct
q. W. Suppiger,
Attorney Tor plaintiff.
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white stripe on face, branded same
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