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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-08-31
JACK STRAUSNtR
MYSTtRIOUSLY SHOT
Former Albuquerque Man I'm Hospital
At Trinidad and VIII Lose Leg.

Trinidad, Aug. 31.-Jack Straus-
ner, detective employed by the San
ia Fe road, was taken this morning
to San Raphael hospital suffering
from a wound which makes necessary
the amputation of his left leg. He
was wounded at the home of Mrs. w.
IL. Jones' a widow.
Conflicting stories were told as to
the manner in which Strausner was
wounded, the last one being that he
and Mrs. Jones were scuffling when
his revolver dropped from his pocket
and was discharged.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-08-31

Jack Strausner lived in Albuquer-
que until a few months ago and was
n member of the Albuquerque police
force. His wife and child live at 216
South Second street. Mrs. Strausner
and Mrs. Spears conduct a rooming
house. Mrs. Strausner was seen this
afternoon and said that she had not
heard of the accident. She said that
she had a letter from Mr.. Strausner a
few days ago and he was well then.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1908-08-31

Osnvsr. coIe., iug. 81 Partly cl'siy
with showers tonight or tuesday. Cooler
tsnlght.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18

general way ~ Tho build now
movement hut itH full aisnlflaance
Is lost except among those who have
mats anecial study OF prices.
ltnrMy enough stress IL placed gu
IN" fart that presstit quotations
cannot be more than temporary, and
the next few months are certain 20
Witness an advance on almost ~ 4.
cry article and iiem
"Altrady wa arr beginning ia see
The reaction Ia The price at lumber.
which has advanced slightly over
The lists OF juno aud July and there
has been "A hiR Increase ~ ahlnHie
quotations Hawcvrr the#e as.
vanceu stlN lrAVn lumber ami Tim .
giles az low marks. and MOST ~
the saving W still 90 be effected.
Contractors. too. Nrc ontetNprlnH 10
engage work ahead lot The winfrr
months. ami are making low bids
in order Go hold their forrca tut
grther So the agitation ga FAVOR W
huildlpg now has ground Cor inr
crease rather than decrease"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18
Insurance LAWS ARE
| POOR; REFORM SOUGHT

lions. and ffatornal insurance ord.
ors 90 place ON deposit With the
state Insurance department acouri.
ties 60 the value ~ sac 600 as a
guarantee.
The insurance laws ef WaahlnE.
ton are such, SAYS Mr. Holden.
that Wild cat companies can opor
ate herr With impuniO There ~
nothing TO atop them Tho insur
ancc commissioner wishes tn keep
thcm out. but the laws do not back
him up
There IL also need far reform
Ia the accident insurance laws
There should be a provision making
u necessary for every accident iu.
sufanee company doing business in
Washington "a show that Il had
$40 eco deposited with the insurance
commissioner la the oompanys
home state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18
rguild Now" Movement
Endorsed by Well
Known Engineer.

4Nrrxfax on our business. We
"a materials so much cheaper that
Z are enabled Ca make bids GA
"a Al q vastly lower figure than
-. nasslhia few months agn.
~ s,eorge a. ncklnssn. Of the
E.sssss EnglneetinN COMPANY, to-day.
NJ Ar eFectly,k 4 hlE dock in Porte
~ sAlng with another large piece
1880 and Ne have s.ssvd az
~ d % every thousand feet %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18

EAitaF STAR VIII yau kindly nn-
awnr lu Y1uF paper what states bed
in the growth of corn last fasf, and
% Miaaaufi has ever lcd
A READER
Illinois Tor years has bean She
beading corn producing state and
trd Tact Fvaf lows WHH close
amta nd Nebraska thlfA and Nils
auuFi fnuFih To- find nHt II Min.
auufi rHrs ird YUm nuslid have ga
in4ulfe nf thr department 81 nEri.
cuituFr Washington. q a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18
NEW DEMOCRAT PAPER.

BELtINGHAM Sept with
Frank Mover az editor brand
ues newspaper has been started
In this city. called The Whntcom
County Democrat The first issue ~
the paper was exhibited az The reg
uiar weekly meeting 81 the What.
cum County Hyan club last night
II is the intention 81 the publish.
era to use the paper to promote
the interests ~ the democratic
party Ia the coming campaign. but
they are guaranteeing that it viii
b. published permanently.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18
Deposit Rule
Needed to Protect
Public.

~A.s Washington Us away be.
~ other states in les iuEur
avs that the insurance com.
...,sser Is practically powerless
thaf the buyers ~ insurance
msnv eases invest their money
Z s,apanles which havo 40 assets.
I ~ assertion of l. N Holden,
'..siary OF the American Casualty
snpany
= are PLANNING 90 carry ON a
s~..lsa al the coming session Of
y legislature aud hope to got
's.,,eh a law which viii require
I lnsafanee companies asE0cla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18
CONGRESSMAN WEEPS
WFiEN ACQUITTED.

FREMONT. o.. Sept rs The
jury iu the case ~ Congressman
taY Furd iauinE. % Noraaik. charE
81 with embarrassment. late yeater.
day afternoon returned q verdict
% not guilty. They took the case
az moon
Congressman iRniuE cried like
a child wheu be heard ghe verdict
and waa compelled % leave the
court room until hc had recovered
hia cumuusnre Later he returned
and thanked the twelve jurors. one
81 one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18
BELIEVES HUSBAND
WAS MURDERED.

SAN FRANCISCO. sept. ~ BE
lioying that her husband Nels
Olsen. formerly head salesman Tor
Whitaker a. Ray. Who died June
30. Shlle she vas Ia the East. met
with foul play which resulted On HE
death Mrs Anna G Olsen has pre-
vailed upon District Attorney Lang
don and Coroner Leland 10 exhume
the body The widow believes her
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18
VISITOR IS FLEECED
BY CONFIDENCE MEN

A pair ~ rpnfidcnrs men succeed
~ IN FuhhinE Robert Fitzpatrick. n
stranger iu Seattle ~ 400 by
uaeaus - fake pool game in a
pool ronm 81 seif First aes yeatrr-
daY afternoon. Iic believed thHf h.
Nas puttiuR his money ap as hrt
huf later ha learned THAT he had
~ chance 90 win and be wanted
fhe mon arrested
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18

The government has called Tor
hide Tor 10000 toms of Eastern
Washington has aud s.oop ~ oats
20 be- delivered in Manila in six
months This will mean that over
a half million dollars wiii come a.
thi# state HidH uili te 8pHuei Or-
tnbar
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18
ADJUSTMENTS

Moore Theatre--Cari Rudolph
Presley. pianist
Buffalo aiit's Wild Weat--sath az
and Jefferwrn a.
GRAMS Tive Isle ~ spice"
Seattle Thsatre-fUnrle Josh Per-
klna
Third Avenue Theatre - THE
neyti~
lois Theatre-~-"fha Devil"
Vaudeville
Star--Naudeyiile
Observation-Disclosures
White City-~tfee gate.
Luna park--t'rrr gate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18
LOG CRUSHES MANS
LIFE OUT.

sNOHOMtsH. Sept rs C Rick
man. loader az r u Williams a
Co.'S mill. gave tho signal that
caused his instant death yesterday
afternoon. The cable caught ON the
top log and pulled it onto him. lie
WAS killed Instantly
lie had worked az the mill two
months aud moved bis family from
Seattle two weeks ago lie u sur.
yived by widow and two small
children
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18

OLYMPIA. Sept ts--NFs a p
Mead Mife ~ Cos Mead. ~lll ieaNe
carly next week for neiilnKham 90
~ establish their home in thai cli1'
where they viii again reside AFTER
Gov Mead rvgirea from office next
January
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18
MAKE BIG SAVING
IN LUMBER PRICES

lumber Ne have used. AZ a conser.
vntive estimate
People as rule fail e. realise
how much materials uaad ga con.
atruction have gone Iowa IN the
space of a ycar They know La "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18
DEPUTY CALLED DOWN.


WASHINGTON. u G.. Sept is
Because he became too active 20
iltleally. Deputy Collector % Inter
nal Reveuae %. n Culver Of
Friday Harhor. Wash has been
rrprlmauded and cautioned that a
second agfcnae will cost him hia
lob
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18
CONGREGATI0NALISTS
O. NAME NEW OFFICERS


NORTH YAKIMA. Sept rs W
y Wood. ~ Seattle. vas elected
pfe#ideni of the Congregational As.
aesnhly % Warrington a. iia annual
meeting here other officers are
Vice president y II Brewer. AZ
SPOKANE. secretary. Rev G. =.
cla4Is. % seattle treasurer. a. a.
lAhal ley. ~ Tacoma auditor. J. v
A smith ~ seattle. directors. "
G. Wheeler ~ Tacoma. Hev a. D.
Mason ~ Dayton aud A = Hnrwell
- Seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18

ABERDEEN. Sept 1g.-Engi.
neers Of the ST. Paul road who have
been In this vicinity for some
months have finished their work
Of survey and have gone TO
Montana
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18
Kent - erYan club.

KENT. sept tS-A Bryan club
has been orgahized In Kent The
club has membership 81 forty
two. Isaac = Calhoun. democratic
candidate for county auditor. is
president
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18

union tn the city park IN this city
on October s There viii b. a camp.
fire ia the evening and several
addresses wili be made
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18

husband was given an overdose Of
medicine through negligence or by
design by a medical student who
was caring for him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-18

WENATCHEE. Sept ts-The
members % the Chalsu county q
A X Wili hold their annual 80
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-08
nARsiN Rs.ELEcrsD
BY q Majority Vote Of Over -Four
Hundred.

a splendid tribute to his ability as a
school director was given f. NJ. Harsin al
the election on Monday. and at the same
time magnificent showing was made oi
the number who are interested in school
matters in Rocky Ford.
From the ,ime that the polls were
opened until tho close tho lobby Of Liberty
school building vas crowded with eager
voters who awaited their turn to deposit
within the ballo. box slip Of paper bear
ing expression Of their choice Of cand'-
dates for the position Of school director
for tho next four years.
When tho votes were counted Il was
found that total vote Of 78< had bssn
cast. Out Of this grand total 67l bore .
cross before tho name Of 2. N. HsEsin.
while his opponsnt, N. J. Miller. received
1853 votes
Such an exceptionally large vote pollsd
upon chilly and disagrsssbls day IKE
that OF Monday Is surely sufficient svi-
dsnes that great interest was taken Ia
the election.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-08
A Catastrophe

A few mornings since pssky cat dis
turbed the somnolsnt quiet pervading
certain section Of West Swink avenue.
Malsdietions and much wsightisr articles
were hurled at the musically inclined
feline. but without avail. until the fighting
blood Of two soldiers residing in the
nsiahborhood was aroused and they SAL
lied forth with their trusty earbines, de-
tsrminsd to extsrminats the critter.
Each Of the old vstsrans got = bead"
upon that impudsnt cat and for time
tho shots few thick and fast. When the
smoke Of battle cleared away the pussy
was still psrehsd upon the fence. wear
inq eomplaesnt grin and seeming to say
"you never touched me-" But residents
Of ths locality say that the oeeuranes
only proves the truth Of the saying that
- cat has nine lives" and that they'll
hereafter feel safe with two such valiant
marksmsa 70 defend their homes.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-08
SURPRISE PARTIES
Celebrate Wedding - BirtAAay A.
alvegsae1so

On Friday last Mr.. and Mrs. Willis
Boyd were married IS ysars. and Tie
msmbers Of the Rsbskah Lodge and
woman's Relief cerps made up thsar
minds that the anniversary should b
:i,,inEly celebrated. Ten o'clock that
morning found about forty ladies as
semblcd at I. o. o. F. Hall, awaiting car
riages to convoy them to the home Of
Sister Boyd. Their arrival was . grsat
surprise to that lady. who had not sx-
pce,ed such a company for dinner. but as
the ladies had come prepared they had
soon arranged most sumptuous rspast.
Afterward Mrs. Royal, In pleasing ad-
dress. presented the hostess with = bsau-
tiful silver piece from each Of the ordsrs.
Tho pleasures were finished OF by hav-
ing their pictures took. and all left for
their homes feeling that the day had been
well spent
The Seller home on North Seventh
street was the scene Of pleasant gath
ering last Friday evening. eommsmorat-
ing the sixty-sseond birthday Of Mrs.
Laura Seller. Though . complete sur
prise to Mrs. Seller the party was sx-
pected by her daughter. Miss Sadie Seller.
and shortly before the hour appointed for
assembly she had gotten her mother from
home upon plausible excuse. During
her absence the friends and nsighbors
gathered in and the contemplated sur
prise was perfect. An elegant six-eourss
dinner was served, and Il was getting lsts
when the party broke up one and oil
wishing their hostess many happy re-
turns of the day,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-08
BRIGHTNESS AND BEAUTY
Marked the Opening Of . New South
Side Store.

S1O6 SIOI0s
On Wednesday the formal opening Of
Mrs. Matte Hulss's new store on South
Main street took place, and along in the
afternoon the Enterprise man dropped in
to see what was doing. A glance at the
tastily decorated show windows gave
promiss Of = splendid interior. but he was
unprepared for the beauty encountered.
Beauties in wax I'VE wouldn't be so bold
as to attempt description Of the femi-
nine lovslinsss) draped with beautiful
sreations Of ladies outer wear. drew the
admiring gaze Of the visitor until his eye
caught the display of lingerie adorninR
that side Of the room and he swiftly
turned to view the beauty in china and
art goods lining the shelves upon the
Sther side. Twas dream Of beauty all
about, but the unoeasing entrance of lady
visitors 90 embarrassed the reporter that
Ne only fingered amid the beauty and
brightness until his coat lapel had been
adorned with beautiful carnation. and
then quietly stole away.
Enhancing music furnished by Miss
Kileors Of Ia Junta, added greatly to
IL pleasure Of the visitors.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-08

Chas. Rocker, F. M. Harsin. Carl Miller
and Jos. Elmer Of Rocky Ford were in
the class Of z5 nsophytss who success
fully withstood the tortuous pilgrimage
across the burning sands Of the Denver
temple Of the Mystic Shrine last Friday
night. W. B. Goblin was in charge Of the
bunch from this city. and saw that they
got their uonsy.s worth. ,-z-s.,,-.z7 .,.s>
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-08
Colorado Pioneer Called

An Associated Press dispatch on Sat-
urday last brought sad news 70 T. r.
Godding. Sr. The dispatch told Of the
death Of Robert Hauck. = prominent and
wealthy farmer residing near Longmont,
aged 7s years. His death leaves Mr..
Godding the only surviving msmbsr Of .
party Of four who left their homes at
Madison, Wis. with OF teams and made
the long journey to Colorado. reaching
Longmont in March, 1859, where the
four families were near nsiahbors and
warm friends for many yssrs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-08
NEW BARRIER SHOP
Tucker 0eos. S1ave Moved oeto
haadsoDo OoageaeS.

A couple Of weeks ago Tucker Bros.
moved Into the Hardsy store annex and
since that time their old barber shop hes
undsrgens q great change. On wsdnss-
day thoy returned TO The old stand-R ws
may so designate the handsome ausFtsrs
they now. occupy at slz Elm. avenue.
Since tho building has bssn In the hands
Of tho contractors Il has bssn entirely re-
modelled. The shop hes bssa grsasly
enlarged. = new plate slass froat hss
been pu, in. and The wte,s place rspsint-
cd and decorated. With The handsome
now fittings and modern appliances that
they have put In. Tucker Bros. foor-ehsir
shop Is as well equipped and handsoms,y
appointed tonsorial parioes - any in ths
Valley.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1908-05-08
Contract Let for Library

The Library Board mst last evening
and opened the bids received for the con-
struetion Of the Public Library. Many
contractors submitted figures on the
building. as it is good big Job. The con-
tract was let to crowdsr & Herring for
S9.546.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-25
MONROE. WILL CELEBRATE.
Contest for Goddess of Liberty Grows
Exciting-Miss Meta Col
limos IN Taod

Monroe June 24-MOnroe is going TO
celebrate the Fourth in royal style. The
following committees have been appoint
ed: General committee-Constant Thue-
son, chairman; Joseph H. Lowe. Hyrum
s. Washburn. Mrs. Minnie Simonsen,
Mrs. Fannie Wicklund, Miss Cora Glow
ard and Miss Annie Magleby. Parade
Washburn, S. G. Andreason, Mrs. c. II.
Swindle. Mrs. A. Y. Jones, Mrs. II. f.
LisOnbee and Mrs. Lydia Tuft. Amuse-
ment-J. H Manson, OlOf Nicholson,
Mrs. F. Erickson and Mrs. S. G.. Andrea
son.
The program will be: Invocation. \. w.
BOhman; song, Star Spangled Banner,
F. b. GOold and company; reading Dec
laratiOn of independence, L. W. Jones;
solo Francis Ransom: Grafton. =. ID.
Jensen; solo, Miss Matte Ceilings; instru-
mental music Miss Rose Lowry. Miss
Story and Mrs. Mary Maglesby; song by
the quorum; recitation, Mrs. j. II. Lowe.
The contest for Goddess of Liberty is
growing exciting. The committee placed
four names in the fleld-Laura Winget.
Annie Washburn, Meta Ceilings and
Hope Magleby. The voting is in charge
of OlOf Nicholson. Their friends are sup
porting them Loyalty and the vote is run
ming up. with Miss Ceilings In the lead.
DIR. Farley Nelson a recent graduate of
the Philadelphia medical college, is visit
ing relatives and friends in Monroe this
week. DR.. Nelson intends to locate in
Manti.
Mrs o. c. Andreason resumes charge
of the Monroe House this week. The re-
firing proprietor, George Hicks, leaves a
host OF friends among the travelling men
and public generally.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-25
MIX-UP IN DALEY FAMILY.
Court Is Asked to Pass Judgment on
Exchange of Property
at ProVo

Provo. June 24-John NJ Daley has
brought suit against Graham L. Daley
and Sarah Jane Daley to have a deed 70
certain real estate, 1886 acres of land
situated northeast of Provo CITY. set
aside as void and fraudulent Plaintiff
clalmS Ihat defendant, Graham l. Daley
secured the land in question. together
with some water stock all of the value
of 5000, in exchange for a Provo Citv
lot or the value as alleged of $500 and
that plaintiff was not in a sound mem
tai condition at the time of the trade.
by reason of Overindulgence in liquor
Marriage licenses have been issued TO
the following couples Elvin Snyder and
Lizzie Wright, both of Provo; J. R. Cook
of Provo and Sadie Peterson of Pleasant
Grove.
The International Text Book COMPANY
has commenced suit against Fred Pres
ton TO collect $3.50 and $40 interest al
legged to be due for correspondence school
instructions.
William NJ Wilson has opened fine
camp grounds on the Lake Trout drive
where boating and other sports can be
enjoyed, in addition to cool. shady places
TO rest and picnic.
The home of William Palmer was bur
giariZed Yesterday and two watches a
pair of shoes and some articles of Jew
elry were taken. Three strangers who
had come in. presumably to celebrate
Strawberry day were noticed around the
place and a description given to the po-
lice. which resulted in the arrest of the
transients. One of them had the missing
shoes on. They will have a hearing to-
day.
Holmes & Watkins have been awarded
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-25

cally disinheriting his daughter and
bequeathing all his property. which
amounted TO several millions of dollars
principally personal property in Amer
lea, to Nine. de Bic. Nine. Guillemin
has instructed her lawyer, Donald Har-
per, TO bring suit TO break the will on
the ground of undue influence. The
document will also be contested as it
was drafted in accordance with the New
York law, whereas, it is claimed that
Hart was domiciled in France. Proof
that he regarded this as his dOmicile is
said 70 exist in the purchase deed of a
lot In the st. German cemetery where
he is buried. This lot was bought ''in
perpetuity," which is regarded as evil
dence that he had no intention of re-
turning 10 America TO live.
Mr.. Harris will will come up for pro-
bate before the surrogate of New York
on July 80.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-25
Ogden Briefs.

HEAVY FINE FOR THEFT.-For
stealing a sweat blanket from livery
stable, Charles DurloW was yesterday
given $40 fine in police court by Judge
Murphy.
JAMES HENRY TAYLOR'S ESTATE
Inventory and appraisement of the es-
tate OF the late James Henry TAYLOR was
tiled with the county clerk yesterday
The estate Is appraised at $3.50. OF this
amount 5000 is real estate.
COURT TO SEE FISHERY-In the
district court yesterday the fish case of
the state against Joseph Barker was con-
eluded and the court took the matter I'M
der Amusement The court, before rem
derlng decision in the case, will visit
ogden valley and look over the premises.
PAUL LEHMAN CONVICTED Paul
Lehman, the German, discovered under
a bed in the home of Paul Marks some
time ago, was yesterday convicted by a
jury of second degree burglary and rec
commended TO the mercy of the court He
viii be sentenced Friday morning at $3.50
O'Clock.
LAWSON IS ACQUITTED.-Jo Law
son, arrested some DAYS ago. charged
with serious Offense based upon stories
told TO parents by several little girls was
yesterday acquitted of the charge in the
city court. Several children We're called
to give testimony. The testimony was of
such an indefinite nature that the Jury
promptly acquitted Lawson.
MARRIAGE LICENSES. - Marriage
licenses We're issued yesterday to Erred
AeSchlemann of Uintah and Miss Marie
T. BeuN OF Ogden, Joseph d. Grange and
Miss Edna Newton. both of Ogden: Harry
NJ Williams of Tie Siding. Wvo.. and
Miss Frances J. Sullivan of Ogden: Ches-
ter A. Davis and Miss Nellie Clark. both
OF warren; Walter Parry and Miss Jean
nette {, Peterson. both of Ogden. and TO
Frank o. Irish and Miss Iva Thomas.
both OF Evanston, WyO.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-25
Mistress Hated the Glrl.
TIE
General Demand

of the Well-Informed of the World has
always been for a simple, pleasant and
efficient liquid laxative remedy of known
value; a laxative which physicians could
sanction for family use because its COM
ponent parts are known to them to be
wholesome and truly beneficial in effect,
acceptable to the system and gentle, yet
prompt, in action.
In supplying that demand with its ex-
cellent combination of Syrup of Figs and
Elixir of SIENNA, the California Fig Syrup
Co. proceeds along ethical lines and relies
on the merits of the laxative for its remark
able success.
That is one Of many reasons why
Syrup of Figs and Elixir of SIENNA is given
the preference by the Well Informed.
To get its beneficial effects always buy
the genuine by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co, only, and for sale
by all leading druggists. Price fifty cents
per bottle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-25
ROBBERS ARE BUSY.
TWO HOIdups and an Attempted
Burglary.

Two holdups and an attempted burglary
in the heart of the city was the record
made by a supposed gang of highway
men last evening. In each instance the
men escaped.
About II O'Clock two highwaymen held
up man at Twenty-siXth street and
Grant avenue, but as the victim did not
report to the police it is supposed that
the marauders did not secure anything.
A short time later another report reached
the station that a man was trying to ef-
feet an entrance to a residence at ~
twenty fourth street While the police
were investigating this case, Louis Fence,
residing at 461 Twenty-seventh street. was
held up chOked and robbed by three high
waymen at Twenty-seventh street and
Washington avenue. Fence was robbed
of a valuable gold watch and So or 81 in
money.