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BEGINS HIS WINTER COURSE.
Rev. DIR. Radcliffe VIII Lecture on
"Modern Book of Acts"


Tomorrow evening in New York Ave-
nue. Church DR.. Radcliffe win begin his
usual winter course of Sunday evening
lectures. under the general title of Chap
ters from the Modern Book of the Acts"
This series is intended to present studies
Of some Christian characters of modern
days and their distinctive work and in
fuence. The successive subjects are THE
Lady with the Lamp" The Man with
the Hammer, "The Woman Who Dared.
"The Hymn of the Blind Man" The
Greed of the Scientists" THE Harp Of
One String" THE Boys Man." 1.-THE
Voiceless Singer" and THE Man who
Found a Way"
The series will be interrupted on the
last Sunday Of each month, which is reg
ularly given to musical interpretations
of classic church music.
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CONGREGATIONAL.

MT PLEASANT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Columbia mad and 18th T. nW. Tie pastor Rev
II. Ross FIslbuu. Wiu preach al II and 7.i5.
Morning subject. Two Pic1ues: 4 Contrast -
Eyeuu5, zezt sermon IN serlesi sab.ect- "NAen
the Staun-wiud Blows" $50 a. u-, SUNDAY school
p r.. Junior Endeavor- $50 r. IA, Senior III
delTcr Music hy quartet A welcome f0T all
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. l0sh and
q sss. uv. Rev. Samuel II. Woodrow, ID. D., pas
tor. II a. m. and E T. r., public worship. with
sermons hy the pastor, signs Of Promise. % Two
Thieves. Music hy quartet and chorus choir. led
D. DT. J. ". BiSchof. orgzuist. so a. n. sun
DAY school 6.i5 u. n. Y r. s. c. l.
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OTHER SERVICES.

Y YESPER SERVICE, Young Womans Christian As
secaton 18th and F s,s. nw. lentrance en- l2th SD
at 80 in the gymnasium. Leader, the physical dl-
rector Miss Ema Harvey. Subject. The Eli
Gent Life 4" Tea and a social hour.
BFREAN BIBLE CLASS meets every Sunday
night at 7s0 Current topic Prayer. Monthly
preaching service Sunday February g. at 3 0'ciock
sllbiprt The Day Of Wrath. All meetings IN
Fvthian Temple 1912 9th st. NV, third A0or, rear
hail. No collections Watch Tower Bible and
Tract Society publications USED.
Gospel. MISSION. 1870 PA AVE. EYANGEI-
lsT CROMPT0N every night, 80. Don't fail to
hear him. Good music
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Recommend DIreet Vote-

On behalf of the Petworth Citizens
Association, William n. Cromwell, pres
ident of the association. has sent to the
Commissioners resolutions which that
body adopted, recommending that the
question of prohibition for the District be
referred TO q direct vote Of the people
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William n. Grosveu0r, of New York. and
DR.. Mann, of Boston. The main subject
Of discussion is: '"The need Of candidates
and how to meet it," The conference adj
journs after noon day prayers to-day. In
view of the falling off in the number OF
candidates for Holy Orders from J1e in
1904 to $50 in 1867 as reported in the just
issued journal of the general convention,
the need of such conference is sadly
evident. And all the more so because the
same declining tendency is charac-
teristic of the times generally-at least,
it is so understood.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Norman n Berry. p. and Mary V Fritten. ls
both Of Stafford, Va Rev J. J. Muir
John Guesse. q. and Eln0ra NJ CoskeTy. ls Rev
Edward T. Buckley.
Thomas j. Silcott a. and Alary +. Keller. 80
both Of PuroITille. Va. Rev James L. Irvine
COLORED.
Agusta Butler. o. and Mary E, Bell. So Rev
= J. O'ConneII
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VIII Get the Place.

Recommendation that B. 4. Rothrock
be commissioned a special policeman for
duty at the Adams Express Company's
terminal warehouse. Second and I streets
northeast, made by Mai. Sylvester
superintendent of police, has been an
proved by the District Commissioners.
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Navy Men Return to Work.

Secretary Metcalf of the Navy, has an
nounced that the 800 or 400 machinfsts
who were recently discharged from the
navy yards on account Of lack of funds
will be reinstated at once. By Monday
all of the men will be back at work. The
action of the Secretary Of the Navy fol-
lowed conferences between navy officials.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL SOUTH.

MOUNT VERNON PLACE NJ Z. CHURCH
SOUTH. cor 9Th and k sts NV Rev William
French Locke. pastor. i a. ~ and 8 j. m.
preaching By the pastor. Sunday school. $50 a.
N. Epworth Leaglle 7 p. m-
ST. PAUL, q and 5 sts. NV. Rev T. W. IeFries
pastor. $50 a. m. Sunday school. 3 and 80 r.
~. Ep Leagues. Il a. H., "A CONVENIENT
SEASON" 30 p n, THE GOOD SHEP
HERD"
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METHoDIsT EPISCOPAL.

HAlILINE n Z CHURCH. SIN and P SIS NV,
known as the church for =tansars-' Rev. Chas
T. Guthrie, Tastcr. Sunday school go q. m- ,
FuNorth League SO p. NJ. Preaching. II a. N
bC fhe Uastor and 7.3J by the Rev. Thomas HaTl-
son. ersuSelist Jubilee and closing services Of the
revival Monday evening. 53o. Public cordially in
yited to all these services
FOUNDRY II. T. CHURCH. 18th and Church
SIS NV. Rev. Robert NJ. Moore, j. d.. pastor
s.39 a. IA, SUNDAY school II a. a., preaching
by pastor p. m Epworth League. S p. m.
preaching by Rev Il. II. LOWry. Of PCkn. China
Good musiC Seats free All Welcome
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 10th and Corcoran sts Bw. The
Rev Frank SeWal, d. D., pastor, VIII preach at
II a. nj. Sunday school l2l5 s p. M, lecture on
-SWEDENBORG. THE REFORMA4t; What
Changes lie Has Wrought in the beliefs Of Chris
tendon" a spiritual philosophy which seems
likely to leaven all religious thought. james Ere
r,rr, irIarl-e M ara MeInnne.
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LUTHERAN.

MEMORIAL Thomas Circle Pastor J. G. But
ler Services Il a. N. and Z 30 D. n. Free pews.
Everybody welcome.
KELLER MEMORIAL Nd ave ard 9th st. ne.
Rev. c p. Wies. pastor. Preaching, II and Z 30
BY Rev. j. A. Flickinger. S. s.. $50 Junior and
Seninr @ Z. at 3 and $50 n
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80. 2 Milton TmmhlIl; Band No. 2. Jerome Crow
ley Band No. e. Alfred TAYLOR Band No. ] lgiris
Miss Eesags Lehman; Band No. 2, Miss Frances
Manning. Rand Nc. g. Miss MARY Crowley. Band
No 4 Miss EUgCnia Lieutand
First Friday devotions. in honor Of
the Sacred Heart were held yesterday in the various
churches
The Blessed Sacrament vas solennly exposed al
dag in the shrine Il the Sacred Heart ~ Alloy
sins ST. Matthews ST. Mars, and Holy Trinity
Church: in 81. Augustne's from 80 TO s p. IN.
The s0mber mourning drapegies have been removed
from 81 patT!ca's Church and palms adorned the
sanctuary yesterday for the first time since Father
Stsf1rd's death The Blessed Sacrament was there
solemnly exposed all dsy Tor the VoueFation Of the
faithful.
Rev. J. j. O'HOTa and Rev. r. J. Mono
ghan. who constitute the apostoate band q he do
ce=e OF Sioux Falls in South Dakota are at present
engaged IN giving interesting mission in the town
Of Elkp0lnt. s. Oak.
These two priests are vel remembered in Wash
ngton having spent last year az the Apostolic Ma
sion House. where they acquired enyiabie Tepn
aton for assiduous study and paiustaking deE0tlon
to ther Tocati0u as missionaries. The field OF their
work in South Dakota Is veFy extensive. dsscrip-
ton Of this au0stolate in the January Missionary
refers 10 South Dakota one aud ouefourth times
larger than all the New England States, more than
one and Cuehslf times the size II New York. and
quite as large as Indiana and Ohio put together.
Il is known as the sunshine state. from the
abundance Of bright, clear, sunshiny DAYS the eli
mate Affords and while the total population is less
than $4,000 there il very high percentage Of rural
territory with small towns"
This affords great opportunities, and the field now
cultivated by Father O'Hora and Father Monaghan
is very promising for diocesan missionary work.
The leap year entertainment 20 be held
in Thomas HalI Rrightwood avenue and Longfellow
street BriFhtwood, promises 70 be one Of the most
enjoyable of the season.
The proceeds Of ths entertainment viii be fer the
benefit Of the Church Of the Nativity to help defay
the cost Of building rectory
Work on the residence VIII be begun as soon as a
sufficient sum has been realized
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH. cor. 18th and L sts.
Ulysses C.. B. Pierce minister. Gas a. M Sunday
school. Glass for the COmuGutTe Study Of Re
ligiQI. and Unity Study Gas. II, morning serTioc,
sermon b- the minister. Z p. III. Young Peoples
Religions Union. = euine service: third 10 oHrse
Of sermons by the minister On The Inner Mean
Ing Of Some Gospel TEACHING III. Opening the
Eses of the blind. The public invited TO ali
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

Ey ANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Scottish Rite Hall. 1907 st. NV. Services. Il a.
II. aud 80 p m. Subject Of morning lecture by
BISHOP OLIVER c, SABIN,
Teaching How % Heal the Sick a" Subject Of even
ing lecture by MISS MARTHA z. VAN FOAST
Why Do You Not DemOustatel' Miss Edith
Pickering. soioist Testimonial meeting Wednes-
day evening at 80 Seats free. All invited.
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UNTVERSALIST.

CHURCH or OUR FATHER. 18Th and L sts NV
Rev John Van oClaick. IT.. pastor. II a. H..
morning service; subject. "The Social Teachings oj
Christ, Three Uses for Money Eesper service
omitted on aCCJmJ of Father Stafford memorial
service 9:i5 a. ~. Sunday school. I2;a0 p H.,
y =. O. t.
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CHRISTIAN.

VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH Pastor F. d.
Power. Il and 80. Evening sermon. first of series
or The Model Prayer. D. s., $50 C. T.. 60
Welcome.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. 9th and d sts ne Rev
George A. Miller, pastor. Services Sunday at II
.. and s. p Sunday school. go a. ~
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER.

SUNDAY SERVICES AT RAUSCHER'S, lg22
Conn. ave. at 4 2. m. Miss Stacey's closing Ie.,-
ture; subject. Sermon on the Mount Daily noon
meeting. and Wednesdays. at p. m. at Reading
Room. Loan and Trust Bldg. cor + and sth sta.
Public invited
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sEvENTH-DAY ADvENTIsTs.

"oUR PARADISE HOME: WILL FAMILIES
be Reunited Them" Pastor NJ \. Campbell. OF
Michigan. viii preach on the above subject sun
day. February s. IS n m, Memorial Church, cor
NJ and IEh sts Bw. Special music All welcome.
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oRIENTAL PHILOSOPHY.

ORIENTAL ESOTERIC CENTER, Ii43 Q st. lee
ture Sunday evening Sis, "REINCARNATION
AND IMMORTALITY. Wednesday. sa5
~t'LAIRYoYANCE AND TELEPATHY" Ii
brag Of philosophical works Strangers welcomed.
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The Junior League Of the Blessed
Sacrament of ST. Matthews Church, ganizsd last
year By Rev. Dr. J. NJ. Cooper has now a member
ship Of fits girls and boys
Offers Of the ieagle were recently elected as fol
lows: President. W. McGll Smith: promoters. Band
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THEOsOPHY.

CAPITAL CITY BRANCH. Pythian Temple I0I2
9th 81. Sunday. 8 2. m. lecture by Mrs NJ T..
9acAdam: subject Nature Visible and Invisible 20
llnhir i.lFiffll.
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THE SECULAR LEAGUE.

ABRAHAM LINCOLN" subject Of address b.
Dr. ". A. CTofut. at D. m PyShisu Temple.
l02 Ninth street nv. Music. Free seats
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By MENTAL SUGGESTION,

MRS. SEATON WILL GIVE TALK AT HER
Offices 600 18th st. tcor. r ST.. Sunday, O'Clock
Subject: The Meaning Of Suffering Public IN
vted. Patients treated weekdays. Telephone "
as5
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OnIy ten cents a week. delivered at
your door-the daily issues of The
Washington Herald. Phone Main $500.
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The Junior Club of St. Josephs parish
is making extensive preparations for the entertain
meut 10 he held Friday evening February H. in the
knights q Columbus Han.
The anhHal German supper. given by members Of
St. Joseph's congregation. will this year be held
shrove Tuesday in the National Rifles AnoTy.
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BISHOP WILL PREACH
Episcopal Head Of Eastern
Oregon Visiting Here.
OCCUPIES PULPIT TOMORROW

of Church in AnacOs-
tia Apply for Establishment of
New Parish to BE Called Congress
Heights Parish AFchdeaconry
Holds Winter Meeting.
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Rev. Father 4. F. Doyle. c. S. p. win
open n;ssion tomorrow for eolored people in st.
Banahs, Ciiugch Baltimore.
The first week viii be devoted to services fer
women. the SECOND week for men, aud tie third to
instructions for uOn-Catholics.
Rev. J, J. Albert and Rev. J. J. PlsntYigne, stu
dents uf the Mission House from the Josephite Col
sge. Baltimore win assist Father Doyle in this
mission.
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Washington GLADDEN., D. D.. Of the First
Church. Columbus, Ohio,
the distinguished writer and preacher ON
social themes. lie speaks on Wednesday
at p. m.
At Middletown, Conn, a conference is
being held yesterday and to-day on the
"Call to the Ministry" to which all the
bishops of the church and ali the church
divinity schools haze been invited The
conference leaders are Bishop Hall, OF
Vermont. the Bishop Of Connecticut. Rev.
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Sunday school Il a. M. wednesday evening
meeting. O'Clock. Public cordially invited All
sats free. Free reading room. 60l Colorado Bldg
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.


FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIENTIST, 18th
and SIS. Rw, Services; Sunday. Il a. N. and s
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Ave Regina COelOrum." the antiphon
for this season. sung from the Feast Of the rurhca
ton 90 Holy Thursday is linked with the following
tradition. The Apostles reunited around the death
bed o. the Blessed Virgin, singing the praises Of her
Wl.o was so soon 20 become their gl0r1Us queen.
Hail Queen of Heaven" they sai3. Hail mis-
tress Of angels hail. thou who hast borne che L'ght
Of the world. Reiaice, glorious Virgin most glorious
Of an Gods creatures. Farewell. and p5sy for us. "
This according to certain authors. is the origin OF
tie Ave Regina C0elonm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-28
PLEASING MUSICAL EVENING,
Pupils of Mrs. Martha ROyle King APP
pear in Recital ut Barratt Hail.

one of the most entertaining must
Gales OF the season Just closing wa.
given last evening In Barratt hall
where the vocal pupils Of Mrs Martha
Royle King appeared in concert. The
singers. all in excellent voice, We're as
follows:
Sopranos Miss Ora Dunford, Pearl
Durnel Elizabeth Groo, Edna Ed
wards, Lucille Hin, Blanche kidder. FL
Sic Parsons Constance Reese, Phyllis
Reese, Susie Russell. Lucille Young
Mrs, Rosamond d. Hart.
Cuntralos--M Bertha Cecil, Lottie
Cotton, Edith Funk. Hazel Edwards
Lille Mcfarland, Lulu Ryan, Aura
Rogers Helen Recdall Sybil Sheriff.
and Mrs. Halle Foster Sutherland.
Those of the above who appeared as
soloists were Misses Susie Russell
Blanche Kidder, Helen Reedal, Pearl
Durnel, Aura Rogers, Edna Edwards
and Mrs, Sutherland. Mrs. e. h.
Richards elocutionist with Miss
Judith Evans and Miss Edna Edwards
as accompanies, assisted. A noted
singer of the occasion was Mrs. Hal
lie Foster Sutherland. She sang two
songs by Chamiuade, ana the Chan
We're well brought out by the fair vo-
calist's clear. strong voice, She was
deservedly we'll received. The chorus
work was very creditably performed
well balanced, in unison, good lntona-
ton, and well in tune, The program
was well selected, the numbers being
those in which the singers felt per-
fectly at homr and in which, as a
natural consequence, they did them
selves and their instructor justice. II
was a pleasant and profitable even
inc and the congratulations the young
ladies and their teacher received at the
close were well deserved
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-28
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-28

spiracy that is as black as that enter
ed into to protect the scoundrels who
shoc to death l24 innocent, unprotect-
ed and unarmed emigrauus in south
ern Utah so years ago.
The guilty ones are fencing them
selves about with all evidence pos
sible Their friends are busy de-
Tending them and circulating the most
shameful and baseless stories tending
TO incriminate men who are innocent
VIII the truth of the bank robbery
ever be made public? Yes The
1'ribune's word for it, And If there
is justice to be had in Utah; If she
Juriea are unbiased, and uninfiuenced
by political and ecclesiastical power
both principals and conspirators will
some day go to jail.
The Tribune is looking carefully
into the entire transaction. It is
making such Roadway as TO feel con-
iident OF its ability to soon lay bare
the crime and to name the criminals.
These Will be named regardless of the
cost of the investigation or the char
acter of the offenders And the pub
lie will not be obliged TO wait many
days for important disclosures
The paper publishing this charge
and this threat of it's ability to carry
out the implied promise, has long
record In which It. has never discrim-
mated between facts which might
cause an honest man TO investigate
local affairs, and fact of the most IN
nocent nature, which It can by any
process twist into an Interpretation
which will attract the gullible and
misinformed Of outside cities.
How 90 those people, not of the
dominant faith, but in whose hearts
dwell honesty. a love for fair play
and a desire to enjoy life whore their
domicile is located look upon an ele-
ment in the community capable of
constant use Of such weapons us this
illustrates?
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-28
Why the Grand jury
Wants Frank J. Sefrit

The problem OF bringing to Titan
peace and good fellowship between all
the inhabitants of the fair state has
ever been made difficult by the pres
ence here of those with whom citi-
zens of one faith have the same chance
in argument that the sparrow has with
the hungry sparrow hawk
When u. S. Judge Drummond half
a century ago after being exposed
here by his own wife In the personal
infamy of sitting on the judicial bench
in company with a public woman i'm
ported with him, and introduced as
his wife, carried tales of treason in
Utah to the national capital, he stood
revealed before the whole nation as
discredited falsifier within one year
after the nation had expended $50, =
600, 900 in money to Investigate his
charges.
Drummond was a full brother In his
day to the man OF a latter generation
who sank his reputation as Mt repre-
sentative of a great religious body,
in false affidavit on Senator Shoots
family relationship. and TO another
man who today. were he present in
Salt Lake City. would have an oppor-
tunity TO show his color before Unit
ed States grand jury, in regard to
declarations made in the Salt Lake
Tribune March 20.
The threat of the Tribune on that
date. given in black type on the front
page, was written at a time when
Samuel Dowse was still peddling the
essential declarations OF the article,
and before the certainty of having an
opportunity to face a grand jury with
the data back OF such a declaration
was made known.
Here II is:
"A conspiracy has been concocted
to protect the criminals and smirch
the reputation of honest men con-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-28
PUTNAM'S HOME ENTERED.
Bold Daylight Robbery of $3.50 Worth
OF Jcwclry and Sllyerware.

About o'clock yesterday afternoon
word was received at police headquar-
tors that the home of George w. Put
nam, 18 + street, had been robbed OF
property valued at $3.50. The robbery
occurred between II N. m. and p. m.
Mrs. Putnam left home IN the morning
and did not return until O'Clock In
the afternoon when she discovered that
thieves had entered the house and ran
sacked It for valuahles. They secured
about $3.50 worth of jewelry and 800
worth of silVerware. A gold watch and
chain and two bracelets were overlook
ed by the robbers.
Entrance was gained by breaking
open the back door. The thieves were
evidently I'm the house for some time
as every room was visited and search
cd for Yaluables. Last August Mr.. Put
MANS store, 81 east First South street,
was robbed of about $500 worth OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-28
PROCLAMATION is RECEIVED.
President Dcsignatcs Area for Natural
Bridges National Monument.

Investigations made by an exploring
party OF the natural bridges in san
Juan county last summer have result
ed in the three cur.ositi.s being set
aside as a national park. Under the
direction OF Prof Byron Cummings OF
the University of Utah. and Prof. Edgar
/, Hewitt OF Washington, party or
scientists Of this state tourneyed down
to the extreme southeastern corner or
the STATE. Measurements OF Utahs
three famous natural bridges were
made and recommendations that they
he made into national park sent to
Washington That these recommenda-
lions carried weight Is evidenced by
the issuance OF the following proelama-
tion:
bridges situated IN southeastern Utah
having heights more lofty and spans
far greater than any heretofore known
10 exist, are OF the greatest sclenllnH
interest, and ii appears that the public
interests would be promoted by reserv-
ing these extraordinary examples OF
stream erosion with as much land as
may be necessary for the proper protee-
NOV. therefore. !, Theodore Roose-
welt. president of the United states or
Ameriea. by virtue OF the power IN
me- vested by section two Of the act OF
Congress approved June g. 1905, emit,
tied AN act for the presorYaton OF
American antiquities, do hereby fct
aside as the Natural Bridges national
monument. subject 20 any valid inter
ost or rights, al and surrounding each
OF the natural bridges located ON the
White canyon and tributaries, In SAN
Iuan county state Of Utah, by com
mon naport named by Horace j. Long
ms Augusta bridge Caroline bridge and
Inc little bridge 40 acres In sqnarr
form with side lines running north ana
gouth aud east ana west equldistani
from the respective centcis OF said
| bridges.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-28

OF gang Of Turks who persist In SELL
ing fruit about the city ind refuse to
take out a llccnse
Tho police arrested man giving the
name of Lee Eperson at o'clock this
morning on the charge or petit larceny.
II Is alleged that the man entered a
room In tho Nevada rcominghnuse and
stolo therofrom "a suit OF clothes. The
man was unable TO furnish ball and
was locked up,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-28

Mr., s. +. Bowen, OF Wayne, w Va,
writes: 81 was sufferer from kidney
disease. so thnt at times | could not get
nj OF he'd and when l did | could not
taud straight. 1 took Foley's Kidney
ture. one dollar bottle and part of the
second cured me entirely" Foley's Kid
are total failures. +. j Ilill Drug Co.
The Never Subsututors"