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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-26
On Aug. 26th, 1905. the lions
C.o-operatiye Home Building and

, Co-OperatlVe sttotHeS IauilpliiE ana II
Peal Estate Co. was Incorporate
I'd with an authorized capital of
Z ssho. 600, Of which $50. 420 was paid
M Since then $4,000 of the
stock has been sold at par, so
fine company now has $780, 900 as
sets. SEQ, oor19 more stock will be
sold at par, or 81 per share.
+ Owning a lumber yard and hav-
ing expert men in different de-
nart,nents, the object of this
company is 10 build good houses
and make the expense rs small
as possible to its purchasers, so
that the person who earns mod
est wages may have a home of
beauty and comfort. The off,
GERS who are Salt Lake men. are
George f. Romney, Pres. Miles
Romney. Vice Pres. Miles
r. Taylor. Secretary, and these
with John C. Cutler. Jr., form
the board of Directors. II you
want a good investment at the
same price the directors paid
for their stock. buy one dollar
shares in this company. Now is i
the time TO buy stock il you
want a paying investment, If
5 yo,, want to purchase stock. call
on us at 237-S Constitution Bldg.
or write. telephone No. SIS. or
rail- on our agent. john C CUT
Ter, Jr,. Investment Banker. at
No. 2s9-34D Constitution Bldg.
Salt Like City, Utah
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Big dance saltair. tonight
DEATH OF GEO. H. sNELGRoV1E.
After Years Of suffering Ncllkno,ygll
business Man Succumbs to Cancer.

ID Z z ga3t 2 u ?
\ fter several years intense suffering
from the raNages of can OF t At lac ,.
George ii. SneIgrove, a vel known bust
ness man, died shortly before a,ocaoek
this morning, at Ills residence, 326 tlishs
M q 'straet. 81 all deaths occurring here
in recent years. this one seemed to 2ne IL z
blessing as ending the PLY ang ui y
OF an afflicted man q, !. 4 q, Il.
1t is now several years SIN " y. 2
grove was strfcken9EWtttl the SLOW put
Sure germ of death He wi I ilstood9 It's IN
roads 1nanfully and pn tiantly, gong
about HIS daily duti es fat VI an ! =
seeking every known remedy Tor :, relleI,
His friends saw his heroisr13 ana were
Switnesses&pf the fact i nat day n " dlS
his once splendid physique. was 8dWind-t
ling and his st ep becomlng less eiA l IN II
Many a less courageous man Woul ~ ~
his own hands. have ended the strusgle
ion Y ago but Mr.. Snel grove awaited the
natural terminal ion OF his suffe Ing. HIS
|lastFtrip from home was Two Weeks aso,
when he wentato g new buiiaing NJ SaS
There ne fninted and wss ia ken home IN
Va carriage, no more to leave the prem
IN Mr.. n Smell grove is survfy we'd by 81 widow
ira ia. I. who Is married, and Bessie
Catherine and Mary. the three daughters
ibeinr al home with their mother. He
s'ss,iIi III of the late Edward and Mary
/ i, I, ) rove,s and was born Oct. q, 1854.
SIrnr e neriod OF 81 years he was connect
al WITH the business conducted by the
late S. r.. Teasdel, and for p years was
mana ger OF the clothing department 2, q
has, ~ tti,e Arm of s. p Teasdel & Coz.
FOR six years. Still later he became. y
resJd i agent for "a Chicago tail oring
,house, which business he nqnd uctsd UP
Ito the time that illness g ompeiied MN
~ r rt funeral viii be held from the
!, 10 sidence Sunday, commencing at y
O'clock, Friends are invited TO attend.
tInterment will take place IN tthe :lltS
cemetery. 535 sS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-26
.seii e t9.i1 n ----- II 3ies ~
Couple OF Women Picked up on Streets
BY. Slicriff,s Forces. H; Ys

\, NJ AS al result Of last nights sleuthing
by Sheriff Emery's DEPUTIES two women
were arrested on the streets, Mrs. Giertie3
Black, and Beatrice Martin Mrs, Black
was i hortly released on $500 bail by
Justice #. M. a Bishop. but the Martin
woman is still In jail. Each of tho
women was charged with vagrancy.s
All the sporting 49, houses on VSi Let
In sts night Amy il hnson, the woman
Who escaped from the deputy shertffs3
Thursday afternoon, has not yet been
recap tlired. q 81 Il 9fas S5S rs w
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TEMPLE NOTICES yot | { l;i'

The Salt Lake temple will close on
Friday evening. Oct. and open We'd
nesday morning. Oct.
The Manti temple will close Friday
evening, Oct 9, and open Tuesday
morning. Oct 10, sos.
Logan temple will close on Friday,
Oct. > and reopen on Monday. Oct.
10. 1908. Il s. ;s5 q
The st. George temple will close on
wednesday,, Sept. 80, and re-open on
Tuesday, Oct, 10. 1908.
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q NJ q, a. DEMONSTRATION,

AT the Central Christian church
sunday evening, comm ncing at $
.o,clpcS, the full st n OF the N.
e. IA. will give nh outlinesof the sea-
sons work Of that institnt Ion. In the!
various departments, here are about,
500 students. and In showing Wllat is
llnd erta ken by each class, ! 90 stere-
optieon Views wi y be EN- ploye .. yaf q y
ton Is extended to the public.
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(. DRUG STORE.
Tie Pure Dru- D,,psnsa'ryf
lif-ll4 So. Main Street

least warning, as few minutes be-
fore he WAS chatting with his Wife.
apparently enjoying the best OF
health. He stepped into the bath
room. and II little later was found ly-5
Ing helpless and spsechless upon the
floor.
Medical aid wa y lat once Summoned
and Mr.. TaNlor' 3 {cond ton was pro
Snounced to be most serio lis. As lie lis
Il young man and ,tnusuallE robust
his chances for \ recovery are much
better than they otherwise would be-
Rand Mrs. Tay flor attended the;
sthenter list night, and there was.
nothing then nor early this morning
to indicate the COLI apse to- follow.
After arising about $50 o'clock he
laughed and joked with members OF
the family about IS Incidents of the
show. in HIS usual good humored way.
55,5 Mr. Tay lor's partner in the inter-
Detective agency, Capt
John r. Burbidge. is laid up Mt home
some weeks ago In an automobile ac-S
gcident in Parley's canyon, He is get
ting along nicely. however and 4 eS--s
poets to he az his office in q few
days Meantime. w. j. Burton an
fattache Of the Office is up to his
affairs is
Messrs. Taylor and Burbidge were
for many Years connected with the
police department. and We're consitl-
cred among The cityi's best 9 Ulcers rs
Roth we're let oIlt some time ago by
the s',inner circle Of the .AmericaIl'.i
administration. for the good of the
service a, which merely meant that
they were not members oG the party
OF NAL ion. and SSyi tf this
state OF affairs urlimpea cha ? ~. &c e G.
$ords as public officials counted s tor
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LAST RMANcE.

x The floral festival closes his after
noon With repetition Of last nights
prog ram. which included tile perform
anca n or NEARLY zoo children. Fancy
gflanrir,g wit & 1t az feature Of the festIPl-S
,yiiiehsa specially by Miss Alton
sy;ies. 81 Loves Young Dream was res
Speatcd, and tile n1ikado dance was glv-s
EN- By 4, he boys. " Later IN the evening
Stlansing was provided for all present,
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CAR "a, j LINE !. NJ TO .goUNTR Y CLUB.

survey ors 4 ar ess 4 work preparing the
road for the extension of the Ashton
avenue car limo TO the Country club
.1,hc track will be rem ved from Ashton
aysn,,s and the street graded, Ninth East
viii probabl " DO improved to correspond
With SEVENTH, which Us now one of the
hes /; road lin the scat heast section. The
town council of Forest Dale Is Sactty In
lis & efforts In obtaining road improve
menIs for franchises. which Will be Of
great value to The street rail way IN fti7
SLIlln yea re- Z. s.sssaaM
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JIM TAYLOR STRICKEN.
w lIlsno,vn Pol iccrlali sliced With
PARALYSIS III His Bathroom.

Detective u Inn B or was stricken
with paralysis a bout q clock this
morning, and IS ~ rreeairliout Y vs.
at his home. - seeon l''a
avenue. The attack came without the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-26
BANK tyLEARINGs.

Bradstreet's bank clearings report for
the week ending Sept. "a shows an az
gregate of 81, 1856 $4,000 as against VI.
70e.7 900 last week. and 81. 4Sl :6ss. on 4
in the eorrcspondlng week last year.
The following issa partial list of the
cities:
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candidate reviewing the mon ster !Ls DOL
Day parade In that cIty The pill ~ rul y
continuously from. Al 80 a. Ms " Z
p. n1l -
N H0LLANDER's G CONFERENCE

The IIolianders' conference M get.
Ing will be held Oct. 4. Sunday, at !. "a 4
noon. in Barratt hail. An invitation On
is extended to all former residents of,
Holland and elders who have labofred
there, to attend. SlSt n 81
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DEP

}fIANIaE y-.Ir, this city, Sept; seS, IN w
ill., tile 1i-months-nd tia liter OF ~ W..
and Mrs, James u. Ia1liey:
Funeral Will take PLACE on s SaLuI Z ai ~
Afternoon from the farnils resi- &C. 2, P5a s
8 Is street, at o'clock teInient e,;tis.s.ls
Cemetery, X !; 8 Ss
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CARD OF THANKS.

The family of the late Mrs Eliza
eGrice wish to express their sincere 4
thanks 10 their many friends for the
sympathy expressed and the blindness
shown during their recent bereage-3
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10 do a general book and STATIONERY
business Is

business. ~
The James Kennedy Constrr ~ t 4,
company filed articles Of fncorpora ton
Yesterday with the county clerk
The capital stock is $bO, 900 IN shar -
of a par value of SlOo eaen M. =
4 ,Tnfnes Kennedy, vice prenident. am
1ohn O,Connor, secretary. arthur
crabbe ana Sarah @ Conner. with thssf
Officers, constitute the board OF dlfec g!
tors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-26

Mr.. Nibley VIII Act--After the sec
ton of the Saturday News when lS;
contains the official program OF Inc Inc
,EHsteddfod, had gone to press. the
News was notified that Hon. w
Nibley had consented to act as presl-
dent OF the last day procee dlnss.
This accounts for his name not ap-
spearing with those of the other pr resi-;
dents eiaf q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-26

55ment & quality without relying upon Eufo1 :,
pean expert help, and specially eonst ~
German machinery. He knew Y would g.
necessary to buy the highest priced matenalST
make chocolates in bigger, different way; IS.
secured the requisite help the new machinery ,,
Ike bestof materials thas he modernlzed hls.
factory Throughout. Mcdonald found be nag 1
i spend money-hbu he got QI]ALllll ] 81 and g
II IS that quality that makes Merry Widow
Chocolates preferable 10 any other.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-26
,Io8 ouo,,H .slIur,9ds u suSIsop LpLola
as rtluIy IS 9s asIIoII suuAI a 81 d
port Of the Condition OF the
UTAH NATIONAL BANK

lt Salt Lake City, in the State FL 4, M.
at the close Of business ep , ~, Z i999
r RESOURCES. ", 4. s.
Loans and IllscoYlt r epe y
s9s s,,raI
u. s. bonds 10 secure eirella.i :, s., IS
=, AZ, i, ~ ri, bont:
Bonds, securities etc, ago "a "a
f,ths,. ,es l. a siawned 4,267, %
Due from, ional banks q. M
S Ciiot reserve agents. t,oe'v ~
i' Ssn e ers1 s'a'e ..as, O.
DUG irona alproseu NV. G,ss2 rs
4, ,.ts ITEMS, $780,,
for slkafin house. a2,a6s.o1
N Si,,ks iset o.,s : 49, a,l55.to
tT ,,,sts, ~ p ps,,tT s5
Law ful Money Reserve in sank,
I. viz: (, B h 800 s39
i1pest tender notess 21ooco HUE, 10
Redemption fund with IL :, az
Treasurer g per cent OF cir ! No ~
la cnlation) y. iv:oYY.Yy
no, 4, e /. {. &. N ,4se oso. 90
| LIABILITIES. 81 OK &,
Siirpl,is fund 4oUo0.e 10
Undivided profits less ex- j d, -
penses ana taxes pttlsl ~ :,
n 200. 90
Ipna io other National batks B. ~, $50. "a
l' sTs Is ssase = .'s ~. 26s. s.
' say ~ BANK panks IS
i3n nsent = aipt d lo,alsSg
lnaa1inuhi All, so s.
;t,c o. tieposit 1881 is
irt,,, 81 deposit Sb32l. o.
~ I; al g ,9!S2. 10
s.,s,,;ars ,i,eclss niItstnnding 2g,040 90
i45Ea IVA a iAan nSil m
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q MARTIN ESCAPES FINE.

Trains 2-4-e-s. saltair today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-26

When Med na II, gave
~ candies for the ex \
elusive manufacture Of
chocolates il was 10 hap
hazard erirnent. fie
had made eho colates ter
years. He knew he
could 60 just 8 far and
rs futher in the develop
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TWO MORE ARRESTED r u

big dance saltalr. tonight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-26

Trains a.4.s-s. saItalr today.
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state Of Utah, County of Salt Lake S..
/ i, ri. n Bad ger. cashier Of the npo ~.
named bank do soiemnly swear thal tl l,e
above statement Is rue 10 me Z ps .Li y
my knowledg sc and bell L, Ia. s'
- r. T.! Bad ger. Casll ie E.
Suhscribcd and sworn TO before ill =
this BIRD day OF Sept. i99s: e.
- Sls{,3 j 4, T. tClPFNSIIsSNV,Il t
,1h1ic ti
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10
REV. BROWN AT SCOTT RALLY
Raises $140 in 70 Minutes-Everybody
Represented.

With church crowded, with a pow
erful sermon as an incentive to assist
in spreading the gospel and with the
entire ministry OF this city out, made
such deep impression on the com.
mr1ity that much good done finan
ciC.iy and religiously. Rev. Brown
preached a powerful sermon and a
number of "Amens" and religious
fervor. The ten clubs then made their
appeal 10 the congregation, who re-
spondeG readily and when each club
reported. the honors came to Club No.
2. OF which Mrs Eva Tate was secre-
tary. VINO gave s25 as her amount;
sl39 was raised in the public collec-
tion. The Easter rally for Shorter
will be the greatest in the history Of
the church.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10
CANON CITY, COLO.

Rev John w. Ea vans of Williams
burg was in the cit Sunday evening.
Miss Mary Ross eft Sunday even
ing for her home at Sedalia, Mo.
Miss Anna Seals has gone To her
home at Rolf. 0klal oma, on business.
Mrs. Louisa Boye of Coaldale was
transacting business here Saturday.
Mrs. ]. X Brice will leave for an
extended visit to h r sister in Tenn.
essee. TO be gone un il Jnne.
d. l.. Bruton gave one OF his famous
grab bag socials at the Mount Olive
Baptist church last riday evening. 1t
was a success fran, tally.
Mrs. NJ. L. Will ms, the superin-
tendent o fthe Sec nd NJ. E. church
Sunday school, is repairing a splen-
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10


Karr and Mr.. ]. D. Rice were presi-
dents had an excellent program last
Thursday night at Scott NJ E. church.
They realized a neat sum.
Prof. H. B. Britt, the great gospel
singer who made such a hit here at
his previous visit, will appear at Cen.
trail Baptist church April 19.
Miss Goldie Smith of Colorado
Springs was entertained by the None
Such club, Thursday evening of last
week, at the residence of Mrs. Ada
White, 2Si1 California street. The
rooms were beautifully decorated and
the evening was spent in dancing.
The Pond Lily Art club meet at the
home of Mrs. |. c. Mckenzie, 243S
Emerson. April 3. The last meeting
was at the home OF Mrs. l.. Douglass,
23l6 z. 14th avenue, April l5.
The Rev. Henry c. Foster of ST.
Marks, will visit the Church of the
Redeemer as special preacher at the
solemn evensong at 7:45 p. m. on
Palm Sunday, April 18th. Friends are
cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Combs and Mrs. S. j.
Buchanan left Denver last Wednesday
going east for the benefit of her bro
theirs health. They expect to visi,
many eastern states before going to
their home in Texas.
The Pleasant Hour Club OF the Peo
pies Presbyterian church will give a
rag social at the church Monday. Ad
mission Ice Prizes will be given fol
the most comical and most ragged per
sons.
There will be house social for the
benefit OF the Church Of the Redeemer
at the home OF Mrs J. w. Morris, $3.50
Welton street, under the direction of
the Guild
William Warren has moved to 24li
Court Place: Miss Ida Hagler has
moved to 1886 Lawrence, while Mrs.
Ada Woodruff is now located at 2530
Clarkson street Mrs. William Price
can be found at 1884 Lawrence.
VIM. Gibson, Laura Finley. Nora
Fairbanks, Ada Gibson and Chas. Glib.
son. wish to thank the friends who
were so instant In kindness and sym
pathy In the death of their brother
and who assisted in the funeral serv-
ices.
The Friendship Sewing Circle met
at the home of Mrs. U. G. Brown. 263I
Marion street, April 4. The members
are increasing very fast. Refresh
ments were served and a pleasant af-
ternoon was spent with music
There was lively and helpful meet.
ing of the Peoples Sunday Alliance
president. One OF the promising fea-
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10


.. OF which Mrs Eva Tate was secre-
tary. VINO gave s25 as her amount;
sl3e was raised in the public collec-
tion. The Easter rally for Shorter
will be the greatest in the history of
the church
Mrs. J. A. Lee is ILL.,
l..rs. Mamie Cole has been III and
is better.
Miss Golden Smith, who has been
the guest OF Miss Lytle. returned to
Colorado Springs Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Jackson left sun
day for visit to California.
city this wees en- route to Rhode Is.
land for long visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Bates and daughter OF
Salida have returned 10 Denver TO
make this their home.
Mr.. Frank King has returned from
Omaha. where he was on. an extended
trip.
WANTED-An elderly lady to care
for two children during the day. ca
Sunday or Thursday. 2126 Arapahoe.
Miss Dora Holmes entertained Fri.
day evening In honor OF Messrs. Hug.
gins and Landlord of the Tennessee
ans.
The b. l. l. p. U. of A. will hold a
meeting at Dania hall next Monday
night, Members are requested TO be
present
Luther Walton has been busy this
week making Improvements to the
sidewalk and parking OF the property
OF Zion Baptist church.
The mother OF William Snowden. so
well known In Colorado. died last Sat.
urday and was buried this week, She
left one son 10 mourn her loss.
Bethlehem Baptist church had sew
eral candidates baptized at Zion
church after service last Sunday morn.
ing.
The Sunshine Club will meet at the
residence OF Mrs. Hattie Payne, 1920
Clarkson street, Thursday evening
April 1G. at p. m.
Rev. c. II. Holmes Of Taft, Okla
homa. Is a visitor to this city looking
for a location for 20 farmers who wish
to come here to make their home.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10
did program for Easter.

Easter Sunday, April 10, 1908, there
will be baptizing at the Second NJ. E.
church by the pastor, Rev. ]. E. Viii
liams.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10

The masquerade social given by the
Stewards and Ladies' Aid Society of
the Second Methodist Episcopal
church, Marcn 10, 1908, was a grand
success, Everyone enjoyed them
selves until the wee hours of the morn
ing.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10

The colored citizens of Fremont
county will organize burial associa-
tion here this week. Oscar w. Walton,
president; James Anthony, secretary.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10

Mr.. A. l.. Sykes of Kansas City and
Miss Mary Dance of this city were
united in marriage, the alst inst. by
Rev. L. W. Harris, pastor of the Mount
Olive Baptist church.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10

VIM. Gibson, Laura Finley, Nora
Fairbanks, Ada Gibson and Chas. Glib
son. wish to thank the friends who
were so instant In kindness and sym
pathy in the death of their brother
and who assisted in the funeral serv-
ices.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10

Rev. John w. Ea vans of Williams
burg was in the cit Sunday evening.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10

Miss Mary Ross eft Sunday even
ing for her home at Sedalia, Mo.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10

William Warren has moved to 24li
Court Place: Miss Ida Hagler has
moved to 1886 Lawrence, while Mrs
Ada Woodruff is now located at 2530
Clarkson street. Mrs. William Price
can be found at 1884 Lawrence.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10

Rev. c. II. Holmes of Taft, Okla
homa. Is a visitor to this city looking
for a location for 20 farmers who wish
to come here to make their home.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10

The clubs of which Miss Carrie
Karr and Mr.. j. D. Rice were presi-
dents had an excellent program last
Thursday night at Scott NJ E. church
They realized neat sum
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10

There will be house social for the
benefit OF the Church OF the Redeemer
at the home OF Mrs. J. w. Morris, $3.50
Welton street, under the direction of
the Guild.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10

The Friendship Sewing Circle met
at the home of Mrs. U. G. Brown, 2637
Marion street, April l. The members
are increasing very fast. Refresh
ments were served and pleasant af-
ternoon was spent with music
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10

Miss Anna Seals has gone To her
home at Rolf. Oklal oma, on business.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10

WANTED-An elderly lady to car
for two children during the day. Ca
Sunday or Thursday. 2l26 Arapahoe.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10

There was lively and helpful meet
ing of the Peoples Sunday Alliance
Sunday. DR.. ]. A. Harper was elected
president. One OF the promising fea-
lures OF this months program is on
the last Sunday Educational Day"
when Attorney F. D. Taggart will ad-
dress the Alliance on Cooperation
Investment" very broad and inter
esting subject especially to the secret
organizations who are contemplating
building a hall. 1t will be surprising
to know how vital II will develop to
the Negro. Mrs. ]. w. Turley will
sing. Good grogram for Sunday.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10

Miss Dora Holmes entertained Fri
day evening iD honor of Messrs. Hug.
gins and Landlord of the Tennessee
ans.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1908-04-10

The Sunshine Club will meet at
residence OF Mrs. Hattie Payne,
Clarkson street. Thursday even
April 1G. at p. m.
New-York tribune., 1908-11-16
BREAD LINE WON'T WORK
Onlg 1876 Ont Of 5000 Men Accept
Jobs offered to Them.

echo cf the general huiness depression II the
last wear was SHOWN IN the annual report ~ ne
toint application bureau. the department or me
Charity Organization Society and the Association
for Improving the Condition n the Poor which
cares for homeless persons. made public vesterday-
That report showed that from September so 1907
IN Cctober L 1893 - onn persons applied - -he ou-
reau for aid as compared with 20oon in the previous
twelve months Police Commissioner Bingham CO
cuerated last winter with the bureau IN distributing
tc homeless persons cards inviting the nee1y 70 can
a. the bureau any ds- between N. and mid
night 0r these cards 1900 placed N the
hands Of policemen of tro boroughs Within
twenty dsys 1Ta persons presenting them were
hefped bv the bureau
Last winter more than nno s=par5re invitations
were extended hv representatives Of the bureau 70
-7a7 in the various bread lines 70 apply for work
vet only fS6 men asked the bureau Tor aud The
report says that comparatively few OF the bread
liners re looking for work. and as long a. bread
and coffee car be had without work or questioning
the demand will always equal the supply