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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-28

of Brittany and Picardy. But now no
more.
And silvery white nair cannot be
had for love or money. A Paris mer-
chant told me that the last two pur-
chases he made were at Brest and at
Limoges. In both cases he paid $3.50
per gramme. In other words, an ounce
avOirdupois of silvery white hair would
cost $40
The annual flower show now being
held is most attractive. ImGense
crowds are in attendance It is ia
vorite meeting place for friends who
go from there to the races or the
Carlton for tea.
Some Paris Gowns.
While the flowers are beautiful
even more attractive are the gowns of
the women. Indeed it is quite as much
dress as a flower show. TailOr-made
are chiefly to be seen. They are worn
with exquisitely made net and lace
blouses. Almost az match the frock-
Still many of lace are seen.
Real lace, yelled with chiffon (Which
sounds ridiculous, but is actually
worm is considered extremely smart
tense blue yelled with net of a darker
shade. The yoke and collar were Of
soft, oNidized net, lined with white.
Another was of pale yellow silk
finely tucked all over opening on q
round yoke of gold net finely shirred
between narrow bands of real net in
sol ton A soft jabot of lace fell in
graceful lines at the side.
A Burgundy crepe de chine was
yelled with chiffon of the same shade
Tiny gold buttons fastened it down the
left side. The feature of this smart
blouse was the collar and yoke of
flesh -colored chiffon, which was a
pretty conceit, for it gave the idea of
a low waist and was very dressy. Such
a blouse could be repeated in any color
to match a costume.
Pretty gold nets. with raised dots
and gold chantilly. both lovely mate
rails are seen in the shops for the
atre and dinner wear.
One of the latest materials for
blouses is a very coarse but neverthe-
less effective Russian wooden net. As
new shades are obtained by mixing
colors, this net looks well over lighter
shades Of the same hue. A border of
velvet is required to soften the rough
ness of the wool.
The Russian styles. that are so fash
ionabIe for grOwn-uns are equally so
for the little ones. Hugh fur Cossa ok
caps and the helted blouses. trimmed
with fur. are much seen. Caps. bon
nets and coats of tailless ermine and
other soft furs, such as squirrel and
mole. are particularly in request both
for fur sets and in trimmings. Then
they now wear stockings to match
these costumes. Instead of the brown
and black that have been so much
worn of late.
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If 1t Disappears, It's Eczema
How TO Tell Whether a Skin Aztec
tIon is an inherited Blood
Disease or Not.
Disease or Not.

Sometimes It is hard to determins
whether a skin affection is a sign OF 6
blood disorder OF simply a form Of
eczema. Even physicians are often puz-
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a complexion overnight and remove pim-
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If you wish to be COM
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ELECTRIC CHAIR FOR
VIRGINIA MURDERER

Richmond, Vt, Nov. 2.-Howard Little,
charged with the murder of Mrs. Betty
Justis, George Meadows. his wife and
three members of his family, was found
guilty of murder in the first degree to-
day. He was sentenced to be electro
cuted in Richmond January Z.
The murder occurred at Hurley, Bu-
chanan county. and the bodies of the vic
Tins We're burned
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Piles And
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TWO MEN KILLED AND
THEIR SLAYER IN JAIL

Houston. Tex. Nov. 27.-Paul and Lee
Durham are dead, and Ed. Weber is
under arrest, charged with their muir
der here today. The killing is the sequel
to the shooting and wounding of sam
Weber, a brother of Ed, it was alleged
by one of the Durham brothers.
Ed. Weber shot and killed the Dunhams
when he met them near this city. All are
farmers
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Highly Efficient
Formula
FOR NERVOUS MEN AND ALL
IAG WOMEN.


Coming from a source OF IN
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anu prescribe them in many oiI-
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nervous exhaustion, melancAOlia.
anxiety, timidity in venturing,
dizziness, heart paipItauOn,
trembling limbs, insomnia, thin
ness, cold extremities, tiredall-
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The Instructions for mixing at
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Astonishing nervous force and
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CLAIRV0YANT UNABLE
TO F0RESEE HER FATE

Denver. Nov. 27-Mrs. w. w. Wheeler,
a clairvOyant, who was convicted re-
Gently of having obtained money under
false pretenses by telling patrons they
would make fortunes by investing in
South Dakota and Nevada gold mines
was sentenced in court here today to six
years in the penitentiary. Mrs. Wheeler
husband is a business man of Denver, and
his brother-in-law is a former state SEN
atOr
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MINERS ON STRIKE.

Edmunton. Alberta. Nov. 1.-TWO hun
dred miners employed in the Stanley coal
mines around this city went out on strike
last night because of dissatisfaction with
working conditions. As a result coal
famine is threatened here. and the schools
and the power houses will have to close.
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MANUEL IN PARIS.

Paris, Nov q. King Manuel of
Portugal arrived here today from Lon
don. He received an ovation at the
railway station, where he was also
officially greeted by Foreign Minister
Pichon and other representatives of
the government and the city. A large
delegation from the Portuguese colony
in Paris shared in the weIconIe.
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SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC.

Torreon. Mexico. Nov. 27.-SmallpOX is
epidemic in the Santa Barbara mining
camp, nearly every family having one or
more victims. Several Americans are in
the number. DR.. Hunt the mining com
panys physician. who was called back
from Los Angeles because OF the cpl
demic. has eighty cases under his care
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PERRET ON THE WAY.

Naples, Nov. 27.-Frank a. Ferret
the American volcanologist. left here
today for the island OF Teneriffe, where
he will study the eruptions which are
taking place and compare the phenom-
eua with those of Mount Vesuvius and
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Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing Syrup.

W = - = = = = ?
has been used for YEARS by MILLlONS
OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHINC with PERFECT
SUCCESS. II SOOTHES the CHILD
SOFTENS the GUMS, ALLAYS ali
PAIN, CURES WIND collie. and is the
best remedy for DIARRHOEA Sold By
Druggists In every part Of the world. Be
sure and ask FOR Mrs Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup, anu take no other kind,
TEED UNDER THE FOOD AND DRUG
ACT. June so. 1906. SERIAL NUMBER
iOOg
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HEINZE IN HELENA.
Former Montana Man Guest Of Hon
or at Banquet.

or at Banquet.
Helena, Mont, Nov. 27.-F. Augustus
Heinze was the guest OF honor at a
reception and dinner given tonight by
the Montana club, wealthiest and most
conservative social organization in the
state. The occasion was Heinze's first
visit to Helena in three years. Elk
Governor Edwin Norris was toas tmaEt-
er and the banquet was attended by
the Wealthiest and most prominent
lren in the city, who accorded the
former copper king an ovation. HeinZs
Will leave in a few days for Occur
d Alene and Spokane.
After his return he will spend a week
in Butte before going to New York.
where one indictment is still pending
against him.
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BUDGET WILL Be Rejected
and then COMES tug O. WAR
British Lords to Risk Their PoIitf-
cal Existence and Appeal
to People.

London Nov 27The coming week will be memorable British
parliamentary annals majority of the lords despite the warnings
such experienced politicians Lord ROy and Lord BaOur of Bur-
leigh have decided withhold their the budget and it
conclusion that Lord Lansdownes motion
measures will be carried by large majority
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Hair Came From Converts.

The expulsion of the sisterhOods from
Trance, chiefly by clumsy Prime Min
sitter Combes. has practically killed
the supply of hair.
There were 10000 sisters in French
converts. When entering as young
ladies in the flower of girlhood, their
luxurious heads of hair were shOrn as
sign that they had renowned the
world. The hair of course grew, anu
every four and five years was again
fit for the scissors. Thus 10000 ladies'
who had renowned the world furnished
hair for the many thousands who flour
ish In the midst of mundanitivs, and as
though to RcCentuate the scarcity,
young women from the provinces do
not care to sell their hair any more.
They prefer to keep it for personal
adOrnment. for hair is the glory of
woman. In former years there was a
regular shearing time for the nymphs
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CONCLUDED TO TELL
ABOUT THE FAILURE

La Crosse. Wis. Nov. 27-PhilHp AL
len, jT.. under sentence of ten years for
emhezzl7ment, which caused the failure
Of the First National bank of Mineral
Point, Wis, OF which he was vice presi-
dent was taken into the United States
grand jury room here this morning I'M
der promise to the federal district attor-
ney to tell all he knew of the wrecking
of the bank.
INDIANA BANK CLOSED.
Spencer, Ind. Nov 27.-The private
bank of BEEN, Peden & Co. was closed
today by order of the state auditor, on
the ground that a larger amount of its
assets was employed in investments than
the state banking laws permitted. The
liabilities are about S250O00.
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Vol. VIII, issued May, 1909, contains 100
pages, with nearly 50 per cent more mat
ter than the preceding edition. The chap
tiers with mine descriptions and on sta
tistics have been carefully revised and the
bulk Of the matter therein Is
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HORACE ]. STEVENS

Al SHELDON BUILDING, HOUGHToN
MICH, Z. S. A.
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WHERE YOU VOTE UP TO
I O'CLOCK THIS EVENING
DESIGNATED BY THE coMmissoN-
ERS-F YOU DO NOT KNOW YOUR VOTING DISTRICT,
WE

The following are the polling places
where YOU can vote against the capitol
tax; YOU can vote up. TO o'clock this
evening:
FIRST Ogden Election District and
Second Ogden Election District-110
w Tairtieth street, Mrs. Jane l., War
ner.
Third Ogden Election District and
Fourth Ogden Election District-2S35
Lincoln avenue, Leon Browning
Fifth Ogden Election Disuiot-22S
Twenty-first street. Mrs. c. l.. Lowe.
Sixth ogden Election District and
Seventh ogden Election District-32i
Twenty street, DR.. T. ParkerS
store
Eighth Ogden Election District and
Ninth Ogden Election District-l26l
Washington, ]. l.. Moores store,
Tenth Ogden Election District
Five Points. w. d. Shaw's store.
Eleventh ogden Election District
and Twelfth Ogden Election District
County court house
Thirteenth Ogden Election District
and Fourteenth Ogden Election Dis
trict-1132 Twenty-fourth street. Mrs
Minnie Bailey.
Fifteenth Ogden Election District
and Sixteenth Ogden Election District
-254S Madison avenue, T. A,
Shreeve's store.
Seventeenth Ogden Election Dis
trict-457 Twenty-eighth street,
James Coleman.
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on Twenty-Hfth street and secured
tvo reyolyers-one 25-calibcr Brown
ing automatic. No. 16S. and one Colts
AZ 20 caliber on l5 frame Toe lat
40 90 caliber on As frame. The lat
steers head ornamentation. The
sberiff's office has been advised OF the
burglary and that reward OF $40 has
been offered for the arrest and con-
viction of the thieves.
Case Given to Jury-Thc personal
damage case OF Emmeline Stalker
against the Utah Light & Railway
company. which has been on trial I'm
the district court for several days,
was given 10 the jury this forenoon,
and this afternoon jury was secured
to try the damage case of Nellie ID.
Thomas against the City OF Ogden
ct al
Suit to Force colTection-Thc Farr
Lime company has instituted suit
against ]. f. Bachelor To enforce the
collection OF $1076S, alleged to be due
plaintiff, with costs of action.
Extending Sumpter Valley Road
David Eccles today authorized a 20
mile extension of the Sumpter Valley
railroad. and Joseph West left imme-
dlately for Baker City TO commence
active operations. This extension will
reach TO John Day county>in eastern
Oregon.
MonteIIo Salt company-At meet
ing of the Montello Salt company the
following directors were elected: S.
T. CORN, G. II. Holmgren. Samuel
Cave, w. D. Blosser w, J. Toy, F. n.
Hess and B. s. Clark.
New Homes-Half dozen new
homes are to be built at the east end
Of Twenty-tifta street, and one or two
of them will be of large size.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Thurman T. Roscoe Of Ogden and
Edna NJ. Howe of Twin Falls, Idaho,
and Raymond A. Booth and Edna
Shaw, both residents of San Fran
cisco.
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BREvlT les

Idlewild is now open under new
management, =
Fire AIarm.-At o'clock fire
alarm was turned in from the box at
the corner of Twenty-first and Wash
ington avenue. When No. depart
ment arrived, the chief was informed
that the electric wires had become
short clrcuitcd in the moving picture
show, causing considerable excite
ment which resulted in some one
sending in fire call.
Live Hogs received daily by the Og-
den Packing G. Provision Co., near
Weber river. West oath St Get our
prices before You market. Phones TO-
Was Riding on SldewaIk-A young
fellow named Plngree was arrested
BY Officer Crompton this morning for
violating the bike ordinance. The
young man was discovered riding on
the sidewalk on Grant avenue, be-
tween Twenty-ffth and Twenty-sixth
streets. The police are determined
that bicycling on sidewalks within the
prescribed limits shall cease as long as
thore is a strict ordinance in force
forbdding thet practice. Young Pin
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gree was released on his own recog-
nizance TO appear in police court on
Wednesday morning.
The big 2O-passenger autos are now
making regular trips to the canyon re-
sorts from end of street car line First
auto leaves car line at . a M. every
day.
Improving the shops-Now that the
new gallery In the back shop OF the
Southern Pacific plant is practically
completed. and most of the machinery
rearranged. the interior of the shop
viii be newly painted and other inn
proyements Of like nature made.
b & G Butter is made under the
most sanitary conditions. None bet.
ter. Ask your grocer for it.
Chamber of Commerce-The regular
monthly membership meeting OF the
Chamber of Commerce will be held at
the regular meeting place on WedneS-
| day evening, Junt 9Th, at D. ~
Wright's Suit Sale is II busy place
these days. All mems and boys cloth
ing is being sold at great reduction.
Serving as Juror-Colonel McGaw,
cashier Of the joint freight depot, is
now doing duty on the June jury panel
and is inclined to ignore Assistant
Cashier Roberts and other side part
ners while posing as a model and In
telligent juror.
GARMENT SALE, so cts. per pair
and up, at Knitting Factory, 3O2 25th
street
Stillman's Frecklc Cream 45c at
| Wright's.
Shipments of Livestock-Fiye cars
horses were sent TO Kansas City this
morning o"er the Union Pacific road,
and twelve cars OF sheep were for
warded to South Omaha over the same
line.
Wrlghts are selling tumblers at 29c
a set which are really drinking
tumblers with smooth edges, fine clear
glass and are fitted with tin caps SO
that they can be used as jelly glasses.
These are glasses which ordinarily
sell at 40c set and are not on sale
at 29c.
Rio erande omcials-General su.
perintendent ]. c. Daley and B. F
Nevins of the Utah division of the
Rio Grande system arrived in Ogden
from the south this afternoon and re-
manned several hours in conference
with local officials of the Gould road.
o. M. sealmear, formerly OF the
Lone Star Barber Shop on Twenty
fourth street. the third chair now at
the Modern, 272 25th. =.
To Attend Graduating Exercises
Mrs E. c. Manson left thiS morning
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advised him to join the organization.
After having been taken into the
society, Parabelli says he was told
that in three months. he would receive
an equal share of all money collected.
Parabelli saws he was told by the
society that 1t was the custom 10 make
a demand for money on rich men. II
the intended victim refused TO give
the money demanded, members OF the
society drew marked cards from the
deck and the one drawing Il certain
number was to kill the man who re-
fused TO pay tribute. He identified
nine of the nineteen prisoners as
those who Initiated him into the black
hand organization. and said he knew
the others as members Of the society.
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VOTE
ON I A Y
ISSUE
PEOPLE BEING HAULED. TO THE
POLLS IN AUTOS.
Failure on the Part of Ogdentes to
Express Themselves May Result
In Additional Taxes.

Up to 3 o'clock only a light vote
had been polled on the capitol tax
For an hour or two after the polls
opened there were not more than 100
votes cast in the entire city.
Those in charge of getting out the
voters declare II an uphill struggle to
arouse any interest. although failure
to vote may cause each taxpayer to
pay dearly for his Indifference
Automobiles are being employed
this afternoon to carry people TO the
voting booths
Reports from over the state are to
the effect that small vote is being
cast and no interest is being taken
in the election.
At / o'clock only 1000 votes were
cast in Salt Lake
The total vote in Ogden at that time
was not more than 800.
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@ A R R FL
BEFORE
COURT

San Francisco, June S-Odds and
ends Of testimony, presented by the
prosecution today, engaged the atten-
tion OF the Jury IN the tI1al of Pat
rick Calhoun, president OF the Unit
cd Railroads. CroSs-eXaminatiun OF
one OF the agents of w J. Burns, agent
of the district attorneys Office, who
participated in the raids on the Un.t-
cd Railroads Office. was completed
Assistant District Attorney Heney
opened UP bitter quarrel when he
called Earl Rogers of the defense, TO
account for smiling in the direction oil
the jury. John j. Barrett characterZ-
cd as trivial some Of the Testimony
presented by the prosecution, ana
Judge Lawlor threatened to send Bar
rctt 10 jail unless he deSisted III
the course OF warm dispute that en-
sued, Heney said to Barrett:
These are the ebullitions of man
who was appointed to Office by the
crookedest mayor the city ever hoo
Eugene f. Schmitz."
why, you've been mixed up 10
more crooked work than any man j"
this court room,' said Barrett,
Judge Lawlor subsequently, stateu
that he had made allowance for SOM
of Heney's shortcomings because ne
had seen him stricken down IN tuo
performance Of his duty.