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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-04-04

Die oWorplono Eronaicr Comp "
muroe olrtb Die fol0cnocn Scrrcn
incorporirt: Seize ". &oItemeper,
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Go9 Nftienfopitol Der Ocleald)oit
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Sc bic nSun0 2nunorp So" incor-
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Die Grinder o%erielben: Sobn @ilron,
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itebenoen tScrrcn incorporirt; Con.
y. Sill, Sone3 g., Glorf, Gurn6ltIl
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-01
NEW DIRECTORY OUT.
Bell Company's October Book Has In
tercsting Features.

The October issue of the directory
Of the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company has several new and inter-
esting features, in addition to the local
railroad time tables which have been
found q great public convenience since
6thcy were first printed in the July is
sue.
Instructions for taking advantage of
the new, rapid-fire service between Salt
Lake and Ogden are found on pages
s and so of the new book. BY this
method OF calling 1t is not necessary
10 ask FOR Long Distance to COM
5municiite between the two cities and
the time required to get connection
is only a matter of seconds.
Several valuable suggestions to tele-
phone users are in the book. These
bring cut some OF, the telephone trou-
bles' for which subscribers are respon-
tsible and which the company cannot
correct.
The book contains the lists of sub
scribers in Salt Lake. Ogden and near
by towns, and shows a substantial
growth The list of subscribers added
in Salt Lake after the book went to
press. containing lis names, is insert
ed in the front OF the book.
Delivery Of the directories to Salt
Lake subscribers begins today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-01
MAYORS INTERNAL MACHINE.
Suspicious Box Proves OH Inycstigation
To Be Case of Apples.

The mysterious looking box bearing
the name and official address of Mayor.
John S. Bransford, which caused con-
sternation at the city and county build
ing last night was opened this morning.
and was found TO contain-apples and
Very choice ones. too.
TO Harold King. the elevator operator.
the box WAS instructed late IN the aft
ernoon, by a man bearing somewhat OF
a foreign look. The box was of wood.
but was very light for it's size. This
tact aroused the suspicious OF the boy,
and the attention OF the custodian was
called to the matter. That official.
E..Diclt'' johnson, did not want to take
any chances. and the suspicious looking
object was carefully locked away for
the night,
This morning early the box was car
ried into the mayors Office, but before
his honor put in an appearance SANDY
Iy priel on the lid and discovered the
true character of the contents OF the
box. The lid was then renailed, and
when Mayor Bransford came In his ut.
teution was called to the box. He had
already been apprised of its arrival:
He soon had the lid off, and on top of
the supposed explosives found IA letter
reading as follows.
Il take pleasure in offering you this
sample of fruit grown at the halfway
house. Pariey's canyon. Trusting 1T VIII
be welcome, [ remain. respectfully. 5000 4
,tNILLIAMs ROACH
Visitors at the mayors fotice during
the forenoon We're given samples of the
bomb" rs long as they lasted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-01
GOV. HASKELL APPEALS
FOR AID IN HIS FIGHT.

Guthrie, Okla. Oct. i.--Gov. Haskell
has made public appeal to the people
OF Oklahoma for money to aid him in
overcoming his enemies whom he de-
tclares are the enemies of the people.
Gov. iIaskell's appeal says:
las for myself. / am not possessed
of wealth and receive a salary. but
barely enough for the expense of my
family and myself. | am giving my en-
tire time to the welfare of Oklahoma.
i can make the fight against these In
forests and win with the support of
the people. not only want the moral
but also Some small financial assistance
of the people of Oklahoma. Postage. pap
en- labor and other items of expense can
only be incurred when | have the means
to meet them. | am standing firmly for
honest government, and against graft.
greed and corporate oppression. I ask
assistance. not in large amounts because
a few thousand dollars viii be a start
for the fight, but ] ask that the multi
tude weigh this matter and render such
financial assistance as they deem prop
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-01
WESTERN MARKET LETTER.

Kansas City Stock Yards, Sept. 27.--
Receiptssof cattle from the range coun-7
try have been heavier in the last week
than heretofore. especially from Colo
RADIO, While total receipts of cattle for
last week We're 10000 head less than IN
the previous week, standing at $4,000
head, including 1000 calves. Prices
on steers declined 10 to 20 cents last
week, in an effort to get in line with
eastern markets more than account of
lack OF demand. In fact, the general
situation improved during last week.,
cows gaining 10 to rs cents,s2and the
outlook is better than a week ago.
Rains have fallen over a great portion
of the dry districts, helping the de-
1nand for country kinds, while cooler
weather win stimulate consumptive de-
mand for fresh meats. TheGrun today
is $4,000 head here, market steady to
strong. Colorado offerings today Sin-&
lcluded good to choice stockers at LOS
to- 81 30 COWS at $500. calves $500 and
$500. Late sales OF Colorado beef
steers range from So 40 to s4.15, COWS
$3.50 to $3.50, and top veals $6.25.
A feature today is the arrival of a
train of Old Mexico steers, S23 pounds
poor flesh and quality, which sold to
Killers at 1925. New Mexico and
s4.15, cows $3.50 to 1928, bulls 2.40 to
$3.50. calves s3.75 to Sc 90 stockers
sg.T5 to $500. Receipts from quaran-
tine territory were fairly good last
week, but the end of the season for that
class is fast approaching. So far
Kansas and Missouri hove bought the
normal number og stock and feeding
cattle. but Illinois and other states east
are short of recent years, on account OF
dry weather there.
Sheep and lamb receipts have been.
small since the middle of last week,
on account Of bad markets, but there
is a fairly good run here today. 1900
head. Market declined 10 to q cents
last week, most on lambs, but is steady
today September receipts of sheep
and lambs promise to be the heaviest
on record at this market for September.
Country demand has been excellent.
and clearances have been good from
day to day. Killing lambs bring $3.50
to s5.10, sheep and yearlings 1910 to
$500. including common ewes. Feeding
lambs sell at s4.25 to 4,75, sheep and
yearlings 8 to 1915. with breeding
ewes as high as 4.25. Dealers believe
that the bottom has been reached, but
do not feel very confident of any i'm
proyement in the near future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-01
WOMAN IS BATTERED
Star Boardcr Gets Drunk and Then
Goes on n Rampage.

Up to a late hour today no complaint It
has been filed against Tom Mckane,
who was complained of last midnight
by Mrs. Lucy Roberts of 46 Vine street.
Last midnight, accompanied by her
sister Mrs. Roberts called At police
headquarters and complained that Tom
SAIcI<ane, her .'stai boarder." had come
home drunk and without any proyoca-
ton whatever. struck and choked hef.
In support of her statement she eShib-s
tied her bleeding and bruised face.
& When Tom is sober he Is a perfect
gentleman said Mrs. Roberts but
VIXEN he gets drunk he is5a brute.
The woman said that MclNane5 seized
5hp,, last night. threw her down and
began to beat and choke her. She man
aged to break away from the fellow
and made her way TO police headauar-a
sters. The police advised her to swear
10 a complaint today. but up to this
writing She had not done so.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-01
SEVERAL CHANGES MADE.
onicers OF Fire Department. Trans
fcrrcd to Different Stations.

n y Il - + + Fl
Several changes We're announced this
morning at fire headquarters by Ghief
w: H. cslore and one promotion vas
made. capt. Amos Moreton. who has
been stationed at headquarters, again
took charge Of station No, tt O'Clock
today. Capt. A. r. Williams, Who mas mas
been in charge Of the latter station, Is
transferred to No. 5. Fireman ~ e.
smith is changed from No, to NO. ..
and George Lorenzo. who has been a
fireman at headquarters, has been pro,
NOTED to be lieutenant on the aetlal
truck. in the place Of Andrew tdkfum.
Who was recently promoted to the posi-
5tion#of captain of the big truck
s. Three of the horses recently pur,
chased by Chief Glore and Capt. Ayland
are now quartered at the central sta
ton and are getting their preliminary
workouts In few days, when the
handsome animals become moore ac-
cnstomed to their surroundings and the
ringing of gongs they VIII be trained
Ia perform the duties required OF the
intelligent fire horses
#545t
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law and order are preserved eyerN-
where Strikes and labor troubles are
unknown In Mexico. and capital and.
labor is secure. We We're pleased With
the country. and are pleased to be home
again.
Judge Bartcll VIII arrive In few
days, having remained in Mexico to ar
range some details of business.
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beig of relatives and intimate friends as
sisted J'he bride wore Il gownSof white
attendants.
Another wedding Of yesterday n, VAS ,sa,s.
NJ. Cherry Of Fairview, Utah, a large
reception following the ceremony
4 Mrs w. i'll Hunt is hostess at q
bridge tea This afternoon in honor OF
her sister. Mrs, J r. Grant, Tomorrow
Mrs Hunt cntertains for Miss jean
tOdell.
MIS-. GeorgcP. Holman and Miss Ruth
raufr will give q bridge tea on Saturday
at the home of the former
Miss i. i. WIZARD has returned from
u portion of her time IN securing
f9G the h seah isat 1 apems
east First South street. e.
Grant HAMPTON has IL issued y, Jed l ,,sx
Tuesday ntsthc University club IN nom
or of Mrs. Moylan&t2, FOX.
To-day the beantifui art gallery, !, At & The
thrown open for the public and the eX-
lhibition VIII continue during the Week
ard the first three days Of next wee e.
View the private collection of pictures.
This afternoon a large reception y
held at the home OF Mrs. L ea ,ri, ~.
and Mrs Stella Hapgood. The rooms
are bright with flowers and a number
of friends assist the hostess IN enter
tainings and serving.
Among tile stall parties given at the
Salt Lake Theater last night were Re Gov GOV,
and Mrs. Cutler. Col and Mrs. Holmes
. Mrs. Thomas Weir is hostess mt q
large ten this afternoon. at her home
movers I'VE and d nun Of friends are as
sisting in servin 8. III
Miss Edna Farms worth give, M an ! Of = 1
pheum party on SATURDAY IN hohor ob
Miss Lesley Woodruff.
Mrs. w. ". Rice leaves today for Park
CITY where she will be, be the the. guest OF,
m Mls. taeo on F Siths' night.
Mrs. N. &. Hail ali OF Los Angeles is
here for a short visit.
Mrs. Frank johnson has returned from on
Long Beach where she has spent the
past lWO iltf1lio.s
Mrs. W III. DeWoif ii here from Mill.
ford visiting Mrs. Frank Roberts Tor a a
few days.
The auxiliary committee of the Gem
3eajngical society Will hold q meeting at
a o'clock tomorrow (lsriday) In room q
or the 2B. " Memorial building. Church
Historian Andrew Jensen VIII talk on
the advantages oS joining the society
and will answer any questions, IN resa 4 q
TO record keeping. There Will also +, pc g
other speakers All interested cordially
invited to attend.
ing. Z friends here for some time past,
leaves todaysfor her home in San Fran
cisco.
Last evening n delightful sociale was
given by Mr.. and Mrs. David Andrew
At tbeirsISrst avenue Residence, II hon-
or of the latter's sister. Mrs. Charles
II Dixon of Lansing. Mtel.., VINO mas
been visiting with the Andrew fam
lily for about three weeks, and VINO
returns home tomorrow. There We're
present about 20 invited guests. who, IN
the anrly part of the evening, INDUCED
in "bSp First prize was won py Mrs.
Pauloo, the consolation going to Mrs.
Dewey After the games an elabor IA, e g
and delicious supper was served. I rs
affair was enjoyed by all present Mrs.
Dixon receive the best wishes of all for
u n, "a q /, n. n return home ~
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M. /. A. MEETING.

A meeting of officers and members
of the Y. L. NJ. I. A. will be held Mon
day. Oct. 5, 1908, at I p. m, in the
Salt Lake assembly hall. All are in
-rited and are requested to be prompt
as the gates to the temple block will
be locked at p. m.
MARTHA Fl. TINGEY, 4
RUTH NJ. FOX
NAE r.. MUSHROOM.
Presidency of Y. Il. NJ. /. a.
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