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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
FIRE CAUSES $500
DAMAGE AT SHELDON

Sheldon. Ia. Mch . Fire caused
damage 1" hr amount of $500 i'm the
office of the National Medical company
of this city Wednesday.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05

That his servants may converse with
tticii friends of either sex. without am
moving members of the family chas.
r. Brush, the Cleveland millionaire
electrical inventor. has Installed I; sec
oi,d private branch telephone exchanges
IN his Euclid avenue hone The ex-
change. with its special operator con
nects With each of the servants rooms,
al'd has a connection also With the
family exchange, ihai orders mas be
Delivered
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
oHIoAN CHOSEN HEAD
OF AN IOWA COLLEGE

Marshnlltown. Ia. March 3.--Prsfes..
sor f. c. Kerr. of Troy. Ohio. has bean
elected president Of Palmer college ut
1setirand, Ia,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05

The Roosevelt dam. which is nop in
IL" course OF construction mu:ir
IaSoeniX Ariz.. VIII be one OF the great
g, dams in the world when il Is com
Ileted u IL being butt across the
gorge IN t'tt Al,aeh he mountains lhl"lutl
wIlisii Saii river runs II VIII it.ltilize
nearlN $4,000 acrc- ~ deseit land viii
b. 30 t'se nigh, and SIN holt thrc,s
'lfics rs much mitei as lil Assual
dam OH The Nile The 600 leot,le ~
ing Ia the little to~ii ut Roosevelt ~ill
hay. to move AWAY, rs tiie toxin y IN
the valley Just above the ,ite,ii aud rs
IN. water backs up. ihetoMn site wil
DE covered
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
The Rhyme Of tjfe

II Ii:e be lame thar death doth kilt
Burn !ittif candle lit for NJ. ii''
Wish u p,ire tiaine that inay riaI,tl,.
IL wOrd ny song. and utter,
God paii tlitii.
III if, be Us a flower thai blooms ana ala.
FORBID ti,e cunning frost that sl;lvs
WlEil Judas klss, aud trusting love be-
ildNs;
Norcyer may nay song OF praise
nta.nted rise
j. Nfe be voyage. foul or fair
ON. bid me not my banners furl,
For adverse gale. or wave In angr-t
whirl.
TIL l have found the gates of pearl
And anchored there
Charles Warren Stoddard.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
STRAW STACK KILLS
NINE HEAD OF CATTLE

Archer. Ia Fen. %. Nine head Of
r;l,'ie six high grade mich COWS and
three yearipgS. We're killed by the
blowing over of a straw pile. They
were the property of Z. Is. smith of
near here.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05

Macaulay's history brought the au-
thor 100000 during it's first ten weeks
sale.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05

Penalties are provided for the men OF
Belgium who neglect the franchise.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05

lhe limitation III the Young Trench
rmail whose body Mas iust been recpl
cred aiid buried ia Morocco is ehalsCr-
lrfiste Of African savage methods OF
Aaft'pc Ri'iions tslnim@ il III. IiilG
wor. Il they fetl Desired iAei comrades
10 l.ii Them outright ialit iil1n inrur
iias RISK ~ beilig left - 'sl, us5neIs OF
the SLY age tor 1t is ~ aFtet Of W.tl-
fire from whith r. Mas iioi de- iat,.
ihni fhe Iul1 silall dissnhoMtl au
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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-03-05
x INJURED IN
COLLISION NEAR PERRY

Perry la. Feb. IS In = collision be-.
tween interurban cars at Moran juno
TOR l.. miles from here. six people
We're injured and two cars wrecked.
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UNIVERSITY NOTES.

The Junior class Of the university eIec1-
ed Rov Groesbeck president. This posi-
ton was held by Alfred Anderson. VINO
has not returned TO school GrOesbeck is
a medical student. and was vice president
Of The class. J. l. Ogden, an engineering
student was chosen vice president. GToes-
neck is the first man from the arts school
to hold a class presidency for number
Of years
Dr.. j. E Merrill director OF the school
of mines lectures in Provo today before
rhe High school division OF the Utah
county teachers
Rey- William NJ Paden Of the First
Presbyterian church addressed the stu
dents at chapel yesterday morning. The
choir furnished devotional music
The SophOmores met yesterday and
a6oDted the Official sophomore class cap
for this year. The class decided to give a
dance in the near future and passed on
The uroDosed campus rules
rho Faculty club has been organized
among the professors for social purposes
The initial function OF the new organiza-
ZION will De a banquet in the gymnasium
next Friday evening
PRESIDENT J. T Kingsbury is busy pre-
naring the estimates for the maintenance
IF fhe university for the next two years
which he viii submit to the legislature.
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REPUBLICANS IN
UTTER DEFEAT
viii Charge Church Influence
for Judge c. C. Richards
to Defeat Howell.

Realizing that they are facing certain
defeat as far as the judicial ticket is con-
,rned. the Republican campaign man.
ayers will today fire their last and final
loley Of the campaign in the shape OF
The charge that church influence is being
used in behalf of G. c. Richards. candi-
date for distric: Judge
such is the announcement made here
last night and already agents OF the
party have started out on a gum shoe
canvass Of the county, buttOn-hOling the
voters IN an effort TO turn them Tues
day. Something of this kind mas been
anticipated by the Democratic managers
.or some time. but il is difficult to under
stand how the Republican managers can
reconcile this with their actions within
The past few days. IL has been stated
10y Republicans in the county that the
election Of Richards would tend TO
strengthen the American party move
ment here, while they have been circu-
latug the report IN the city that the
Democrats and Americans were Sc
ctetly working tOgether-the same charge
that has been made in Salt Lake.
Not only the candidate on the Demo-
cratic ticket. but the members of the
central committee. the judicial and cam
nai-n committees. have denounced these
stories as unmitigated falsehOOds. and
defy anyone 10 bring a Scintilla of evil
dcDcc TO warrant even a suspicion of such
thing.
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CROWDS GREET 3. Il. ROBERTS

Pleasant Grove. Oct 30--Ctah county
is fiercely Democratic. The tour of B. II.
Roberts through Utah county today indi-
Gates that Utah county will be found in
the Democratic column on Nov. ,. Mr.
Roberts was greeted by tremendous out
pOUrings of the people at each of the
places where meetings were held. The
first meeting was held "A Santaquin at II
o'clock. and despite the early hour and
the fact that the farmers are busiIy en-
gagged harvesting their wheat crops. the
large hall a t Santaquin was filled to over
flowing with practically the entire DOpu-
lation of the town. Several Republicans
present at the meeting announced their
intention of voting the straight Demo-
cratic ticket and all the Democrats are
enthusiastic.
The next place Of meeting was Salem.
at half past > O'Clock and there again
Mr. Roberts was surprised To find the
large meeting house filled to Overlooking
with farmers who had deserted their
wheat fields To hear the great Democratic
orator Salem has always been Repub-
ican stronghold in Utah county. but the
prediction was freely made today by even
Republicans of that town that Salem will
be Democratic Nov >.
The last meeting of the day was held
tonight at Pleasant Grove. 1t was the
largest rally Of the season. There were
AT least three times as many people pres
ent al the meeting as have greeted any
of the Republican speakers this fail At
each OF the meetings today every men
ton OF the names of Mr. Bryan and Nh
Knight was greeted with great outbursts
Of enthusiasm 4. b. Morgan. Demo-
cratic candidate for district attorney of
the Fourth judicial district. accompanied
Mr.. Roberts and addressed each OF the
meetings.
Mr.. Roberts addresses were along the
lines of his address at Salt Lake CITY last
night. He made stirring appeals to the
people along the national issues ana
pleaded with the people Of Utah county
bring and harmony IN he
of Utah by eIecting Jesse William knight
governor.
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BIG RALLY IN SANDY.
Especial TO The HeraldJ

Especial 10 The Herald.D
Sandy. Oct. 3O.-At A political rally. I'M
precedented in points of attendance and
enthusiasm. Jesse William Knight. DEM
ocratic candidate for governor; James Ii
Movie and Judge William Fl. King spoke
until nearly midnight tonight. The rally
was planned yesterday and il was nOt
until nearly noon that it was learned
that the next governor would be a speak
er at the meeting The news of the rally
spread, and from Murray. West Jordan.
bingham junction and Union enthusiasts
came to hear the orators.
Judge King spoke at two meetings in
Salt Lake before coming to Sandy and did
not reach the meeting until 1899. I'm the
meantime. James II. Moyle and Jesse
william Knight had spoken. Judge King
spoke to the audience until ten minutes
to l.. and the audience pleaded with him
TO speak longer. In the course of his
speech the bishop of Sandy rose and de-
clared there had been no ecclesiastical in
reference in the politics of his people
and that he would take steps to denounce
anyone who attempted to whisper their
instructions to the voters.
During the entire time of the speaking
there were 800 people standing up in the
aisles and at the rear of the hall. which
was too small to accommodate those who
sought to hear the Spea kerS.
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THATCHER ANSWERS sMooT.
Especial to The HeraIdl


Provo. Oct. So-Moses Thatcher smoke
% large audience this evening in the
Mozart pavilion on the issues of the cam
paisn Mr.. Thatcher's address was schol-
ariy. logical and convincing He spoLz,.
largely on the address made bv Senator
SmOOt in Logan. IL which the senator bad
spoken OF the national panic and against
the Democratic theory of guaranteeing
bank deposits Mr.. Thatcher showed thai
the panic was not caused BY reckless
money lending on the part Of the banks
but by me trust magnates who became
dissatisfied and who revOIted against what
they considered unfair treatment In tn.
matter OF guaranteeing bank deposits
Mr. Thatcher stated that Sel,ator Smoat
had claimed II would be very injurious
on account of the large amount of rnonev
that would be tied up for the purpose of
guaranteeing the deposits Later in the
same speech Senator SmOot said that we
were getting along very well the wav
Things were, that the losses from bank
FAILURES were only one-twenty-Siyth NJ
per cent Mr.. Thatcher showed thar il
THIS We're SO. there would not be such a
large amount OF money withdrawn from
circulation IN the guarantee fund He
made some strong points by showing that
banks required security from their Dor
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rowers and asking why the depositors IN
banks who were mostly people of limited
means should not also be secured.
\ number of questions which have be-
come prominent during the campaign
were touched upon and regarding the
claim of the Republicans that in order
to save the state from american rule
il was necessary to vote the Republican
ticket He asked the audience whenever
such an argument was presented 10 them
TO ask the Republican who made il
whether the same result would not be OBJ
tanned by the people voting the Demo-
cratic ticket. As an indication of the con-
fidence which predatory wealth had in the
Republican party. the contribution Of
James J. Hill of 100000 and the state
ment of Rockefeller in favor of Taft were
cited Mr. Thatcher held the closest at
tention of the audience during the entire
speech and his references TO Bryan and
knight received enthusiastic applause
F. E Corfman. Democratic nominee for
district Judge. spoke briefly at the close
of Mr.. Thatcher's address, promising
fair and unbiased administration of his
office if he is elected.
Chairman Giles announced that Monday
evening the ladies of the Democratic club
would entertain at the same place. and eX-
tended a cordial invitation 10 all to at
tend Among the speakers for that meet
ing will be ex-senator J. L. Rawlins.
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Ogden Briefs.

There Will be a Halloween social AZ
the Methodist church Thursday eveninr
under the auspices of the Epworth league
A marriage license has been issued n
Ge9rge : Beechwood and Annie Doris.
both OF New York
Louise HOdgkins has brought s,,i+ fo,.
GiVorce from her husband Russell Hodg-
klnS. on the ground OF desertion and fail
ure TO provide
Mrs }. 3. Godby of Mitchell. Neb is
IN the CITY the guest of Mrs s. r. Gel
ger Mrs. Godby will be remenoberei &C
the aunt of Dr.. Beers. who was kiIIed
III Ihis city about year ago.
Deputy Sheriff LOzier of Benton. Mont
arrived IN The city early yesterday morn
ing from Carlin. New. having in charge
ca W hlttaker, wanted in the Montana
town for assault
More than Loco freight cars arrived j.,
me ogden yards within an interval Of
tWenty-Iour hours Wednesday This I-acf
business required ten switch crews work
ing continuously to handle the cars.
The American" party is to give big.
raIIN at the county court house this even
ing and all are invited Former Senator
cannon will be one of the principal speak
The open hours at the general delivery
window of the postoffice have been ex-
I I.l1Is1- me window now opens at s
cl0ck IN the morning and is kept open
until O'Clock in the evening instead of
O'Clock as heretofore
The Womens Democratic club will keen
open house AT Democratic HEADQUARTERS
today and all are cordiall,- i,,,tftc5 =
attend A number of prominent snsoi-,' -
VIII address the gathering and refresh
ments will be served.
J. l. Oppin was taken from a south
ern Pacific train Yesterday rnornino ana
confined IN the county Jail to await de-
Eelopments as TO his mental condi+ioy,
II l. thought his trouble is only I'm
porary- 'eiii
Mrs W \. Taylor left yesterday for an
extended trip 10 the coast dlyriDsr 1,-bf.lr
time she will visit San Francisco. Los
angeles. Portland and Seattle and Other
coast points. after which she will 90 IN
Suite. where she will spend me holt
days with her sister
the employees Of the Ogden nosroffi.s
nave extended vote of thangs TO Post
master Giasmann for his efforts in So
ing the application Of the eight bo,ir Ia,,
70 the Ogden office A resolution 10 rbat
erect was adopted unanimously nv loci
nrsnch No 81 of the United National As
SoclatiOn Of PostOffice Clerks ana . -
presented 10 Glasmann P'
Joseph B. Bot proprietor Of the II,
lie queen saloon. on Washington ave
nue.. was arraigned IN police Court -
terday morning on the charge OF bsvine,
- 80 HVTgr 10 women ,luliet Lamar ana
beSsle ison. TO whom he Is alleged ~
nave sold the fntOXicants were r1rssa,,.
IN u; court 10 testify against the defendanf
DiiJ their evidence was not NEEDED -
SOFT pleaded not guilty and asked TO-
uIle 10 secure an attorney. which Va
granted and the case continued.
Inc hearing on the order to show cs,,s,
III the case wherein Edward Vairo, go
Wit or mandate 10 compel M MAJ
.'Au CI'E recorder 10 issue him a Hcense
10 retail liquors within The Iin1itS nS - ~
zen city did not come I'd before I,IS.
HoWeI IN the district court y-ss+s-ljs,-
morning At the request Of the a+tor1e1-SS
=. .9F ooth sides the case was continued un-
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CHLLD'S BODY RECOVERED FROM
UNDERNEATH TONS OF EARTH

From underneath tons of dirt the
,ittia frail. lifeless body of Florence
hearing. aged Sis years, was recovered
,-seterday. ending the suspense but IN
Teasing the anguish Of her mother
and stepfather-
Little Florence. whose home was at
15s West First North street, was miss
ing from , O'Clock Thursday afternoon.
pefore the supper hour the mother
Ms Conrad Miller. had begun 10
-rorrv. and when night fell without the
rsrurn Of her daughter, Mr.. Miller
Joined in her fears. A search was be
nm about the neighbOrhood and the
To1ire we're notified Of the girls disap-
nearsnce. The parents passed a sleep
less night, the larger part of which
was spent in looking for the child.
An day yesterday the search was
continued. and towards . o'clock tht
bo5v was found underneath the cave
10 of the wall Of an excavation at tne
roar Of the grocery store at West frs
North and Apple streets.
The discovery Of the body was due
IN little Earl Smell, the son Of Joseph
smell who owns the property where
rre accident occurred. The boy had
,otired the cap worn by the girl lying
lon The earth pile. and after this was
made known the police were notified.
The scene Of the fatality is a deep
evcqvation made for the Foundation or
new building. From what can ne
learned and surmised, little Florence.
thursday afternoon about 4 o'clock,
bought some candy and gum at the
corner store. She evidently was play
ing Ly herself and went TO the rear or
The store. where the excavation was
being made. A pile Of lumber was
pIsced al The edge Of the excavation.
and IL is thought that she clambered
On that. Then the pile toppled. throw
ing the girl down. and the falling lUm-
ber started the cavinG of the embanx-
mont ana the child was almost imme-
diately smothered under the fall OF the
earth.
A peculiar feature OF the accident
WAS the premOnitiOn Of the step
other that the girls body was lying
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WHY REMAIN A JEW?

Why Remain Jews2 was the theme
Of Rabbi Freuud's sermon at the Temple
R'nai Israel last evening His sermon
was brief but TO the point He said the
Jews had q right to the claim Of moral
superiority over the rest OF the world
.srTbe fact that the Jews are Gods ia
vored people is not the secret Of their
success he said 1t is because Of their
own individuality. The Jew as a Jew
should exist only as a religiOnist and not
in any separate state or IN a nation by
himself In history We find that nations
existing under Jewish rules and laws did
rot have the best Of governments The
Jew should associate himself with the
neople OF the nations, TO extend the good
ness Of his race cd take in the good OF
rhe other nations and people in return
The Jew is praised for his sobriety, his
home life is free from the domestic irOu
bles found among the other people, and
his home is always one OF happiness"
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. Oct 3e.-The case OF Eph Healey
vs. Alpine Irrigation company has been
settled by compromise
Provo City vs. Lorenzo Ewell has been
dismissed upon motion OF council for
plaintiff.
Provo City VS. l. N Hinckley. dismissed
on motion Of plaintiff
Laura Beal Gardner has commenced SUIT
for divorce against John Gardner on the
ground of failure TO provide. Plaintiff
asks for the custody OF a minor child ana
TO be restored 10 her maiden name. Laura
Beal- The parties were married at Price
Sept 10 1896
Castleton Bros. have filed abstract OF
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AWAIT DEMOCRATIC RALLY.

Brigham City. Oct 3a-The political
pot Is beginning TO boil pretty hard thes,.
days The Democratic party of the coun-
" IS conducting a lively campaign and is
looking for victory on election DAY
Our citizens are looking forward 10 the
Dig Democratic rally at the opera house
tomorrow Saturday evening o "
Powers and Moses Thatcher will be the
speakers II viii no doubt be A treat to
everyone 10 hear two such able speakers
discuss the issues of the campaign
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Attention.

Members Of the James B. McKaa,
post No l. G.. \. r. and ". r. G are
requested 10 meet promptly at No. ass
oouth Fourth East at the hour of 3
. .loeS =, m, Friday. the S0th inst. TO
attend the funeral OF Mrs. Carrie =
Davey, who is the daughter OF Com
rade Q. F Davis of the Mexican post
Z. w TATLOCK, Post Commander
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Democratic Ticket.

SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT
For District Judge.
CHARLES 4. RICHARDS.
For District Attorney.
VALENTINE GIDEON.
WEBER COUNTY TICKET.
Senator.
SHERMAN S. SMITH
Representatives,
CHARLES F. CIRCUIT.
WILLIAM II. LOWDER-
PETER FOLKMAN.
ERNEST T. SPENCER.
County Commissioners,
For four-year term
JOHN l.. HERRICK.
For two-year term
JAMES r. BEUS.
County Clerk.
JOHN A JUNK.
County Sheriff.
WILLIAM II. ANDERSON.
County Treasurer.
DONALD ID. MKAY
County Recorder.
FRANCIS II. WRIGHT.
County Assessor.
JOHN B. TRIMBLE.
County Attorney
ARTHUR E. PRATT.
County Surveyor.
WASHINGTON JENKINS
Constable. Ogden City Precinct
BEN TERNES.
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Mrs. winsIow's Soothing Syrup.

has been used for YEARS by MILLIONS
of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETEING. with PERFECT
s. ''ESS. 10 SOOTHES the CHILD
SoFrENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all
PAIN. q. RES WIND collie. and is the
rest remedy FOR DIARRHOEA. Sold by
druggists lu every part of the world BE
sure and ask for Mrs. Winsiow's Sooth-
syrup. and take no other kind.
led L NDER THE FOOD AND DRUG
N,l, JUNE So 1896. SERIAL. NUMBER
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WILL SPEAK TO FARMERS.

Payson, Oct. 3D.-A big rousng rally.
the final of the campaign. has been ar
ranged by the Democrats OF PaySon to be
held in the opera house Saturday night
1t promises to be a largely attended
meeting The speakers of the evening
VIII be ]. w. y. WhitecottOn Elmer f.
COrfman and former Mayor Thomas \.
Taylor of Provo. The PaysOn Silver band
will be in attendance and furnish the mu-
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