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VICTIM OF SCARLET FEVER.

OGDEN, Dec. S.-Norma Gunnell.
the flve-year- daughter of Clarence
and Roxana Pldcock Gunnell, died at
the family residence. 2122 Washington
avenue Tuesday morning at IL o'clock,
os scarlet fever. after six days illness.
The child was born In this city Sept.
4. 1904. The father is the son of
Judge Volney c. Gunnell and is the
agent of the Pacific Fruit Express
company. on account of the con-
tagIous nature of the disease which
caused the demise of the child no
services will be held except at the
grave in the city cemetery.
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BANKS FAMILY REUNION
AT PLEASANT GROVE
(special CORRESPONDENCE.

PLEASANT GROVE. Utah. Dec T.
MIR. and Mrs. Franklin G. Banks enter
tained In family reunion last evening
at their elegant new residence. corner
OF First West and Flrat South streets.
the event belng the forticth anniversary
OF their wedding day. There were Is
guests present. the immediate branches
OF the family tree TO do honor TO their
worthy and exemplary parents.
The stork was busy the past week
bringing to Mr.. and Mrs John H
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VACUUM CLEANER
FOR NEW YORK STREETS

New York, Dec. s.-Thc vacuum
cleaner is to be tried on New York
streets, at the suggestion of "Big Biil'
Edwards. tho former Princeton foot
bah star. who Is now New York's
street cleaning commissioner The
board of aldermen has approved the
suggestion and has voted money
enough to purchase an experimental
automobile suction cleaner. which it IS
believed will do the work OF about 100
men,
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DEATH OF LOUIS
STRASBURG AT T00ElE
(spccIM correspondcncc.)

TOOELE, Tooele Co. Dec. Tho
death of Mr.. Louis Strasberg occurred
here yesterday morning. Mr.. Stras-
berg was nun over by IL street car ON
South Temple street In Salt Lake City
last February, when his leg was scy-
cred above the knee. He was taken 70.
the hospital In a badly bruised up con-
dition and underwent two OF three nnI-
putstIons. He remained In the hospitcl
over two months. whom he was brought
TO his home In this city. IT was thought
for time he was getting along as we'll
as could be expected considering his
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NEEDING BELLS.

PROVO. Dec s.-Marriage licenses
have been sucd to the following couples:
II. j. Smith and Edith J. Gargenson.
both of Mcrcur,
L. D. Berry and Eta Mathews. both
of Eureka.
Edward Owen Hall and Pearl Averett.
both of Springville.
Francis a. Miller of Spanish Fork and
Clara Lambson OF Sprlngville.
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WOMAN ARRESTED FOR
RUNNING HANDBOOK

Chicago. Dec. S-The frat woman to
be arrested by the police on the charge
OF running handbook in Chicago was
taken into custody yesterday. She is
Miss Laurel johnson, also known as
Laura Nelson She and Harry Dudley
were arrested by detectives from the
central station as alleged handbook
operators.
Detectives found the man and wom-
an in Dudley's cigar store and took
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NEW WATER COMPANY
INCORPORATES IN PROVO
lspecial Correspondence.l }

PROVO. Dec. S.-Articlcs of incorpora.
tion OF the CraVens Percolating Pipe
Line Watcrworks Co. have been filed
with the county clerk. Payson is the
principal place of business and the cb-
Ject Is TO develop and preserve certain
percolating waters and distribute the
same to the stockholders. The capital
stock Is Sc COO In shares of the par value
of Sz5 each. The following are the dIrcc-
tors and officers; Thomas Reese, presi-
dent; Jesse s. Taylor. vice president.
l.. n. Ellsworth. secretary. George A.
Peerv treasurer; Frank Trevort
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.

OGDEN. Dec. S.-Ans. Charles Kim
ball Bannister announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Emile
Bannister. the popular instructor of
German ut the ogden high school. to
Clarence Brinton Sprague. The date
OF the wedding has not been set. but
II Will probably take place early In
the spring.
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MODERN FICTION.

In addition TO the six Best Scllors"
we get weekly shipments OF the most
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Lovers of books are picking them up
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them to the station. whcrc both gave
bonds for appearance this morning. \
formal charge OF Keeping n gambling
house WINS entered against them MiSs
johnson Is well known in the Vicinity
under the name of Nelson. She Is about
% years old.
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age, when he suffered partial stroke
of paralysis. since which time his suit
ferings have been very great and h
gradually declined until death came us
a happy release. Mr.. Strasberg was
born in Lennep. on the Rhine, Pruss sla.
In 1885. came to Utah as a hugler With
army, married Mary Arm
strong of American Fork in 1859 settled
on a ranch in Rush valley where ne
lived 40 years and came to this city
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

OGDEN. Dec. S-Marriage licenses
have been isued to the following
parties by County Clerk Dyer
Jesse ]. Powers OF Hooper and
Ethel Hunter of Kanesvllle.
Orson Chapple OF ogden and Mary
Nellie Swaner of Kanesyillc.
Clarence Victor Orton and Mabel
Randall both OF North ogden
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PROVO.

The News is delivered by carrier
ovcry night (sunday eIceptcd) at rs
cento per month. An payments ard
complaints regarding delivery should
be made TO David Johnson agent
for Daily, Saturday and Semi Week
ly News. Orders taken for Church
works. Residence Az South First
West Street
Carrier east side OF Academy Ave.
Ball 205-red.
Carrier west side of Academy Ave.
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RECLAMATION
PROJECT AT RICHFIELD

Especial Correspondence
RlCHFIELD. Utah, Dec. GA new
project has recently been set on foot
by prominent citizens from Richflcld
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assistant attorney general for the de-
partment of the interior. He is from
Pennsylvania.
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JOHN STEVENS, coURrsH1r.

StOry Ot INC ECHO Canyon Wnr.
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Tho directory of the Authorities of
the Church. just issued. Free at tho
Deserct News Office. or sent to any
address upon receipt of &c postage.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13

Miss Alyce Cullyford, OF the Michi'
gan Conservatory of Music. will be the
sololst at the first concert of the De-
troit Symphony orchestra, Tuesday
evening. and will play concerto OF
Scharwenka.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
GENERAL MOTORS CO. WINS.
Council 20 Act Favorabiy In Request
For CLOSING Of Streets

A favorable report will be returned
by the council streets and street
opening committees on the petition OF
the General Motors Co. for the clos
ing OF certain small streets within the
40-acre site chosen for the company s
new factory and also for permission
to lay a spur track In Morrow-st. In
the hearing Friday afternoon, John
II. Johnson, representing the antonio
bile company, assured the aldermen
that General Motors would agree to
pave between the rails and would also
allow other firms to use the track.
He stated that it would cost $4,000
for the General Motors Co. TO open
and pave Sydney-ave across 1t track.
In case OF a hitch In negotiations
with the council. the company has "a
120-acre tract outside the city avail
able for factory site and it also has
offers OF free sites from other elites.
Concerns which opposed the origin
al request of General Motors are the
Detroit Hoist & Machine Co, Detroit
Wire Spring CO.. American Motor
Castings Co and Hartwick Lumber
Co. AS Morrow-st is at present un-
paved, the laying Of spur track would
REQUIRE that the remainder of the
street be paved to be available for
teaming
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
Work While
You Sleep

Millions of people have CAS-
CARETS do Health work for
them. If you have never tried
this great health maker-Get a 10c
box-and you will never use any
other bouei medicine. a.,
cAscARRTs roc q boz for q weeks
treatment. all draggists biggest seller
In the world. Alllon boxssA mosth,
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13

u. II. men that the reports of the indi-
vidual experts were already in and the
totals given out before the alleged
overtures were made.
Manager Brooks stated that the ID.
u. Z. is not yet ready to give out its
statement as to the present value OF
its property. That must be brought
out by study of the component parts
OF the inventory. The ID. u. r. will
insist. however. that the final inven-
tory be based on the five-cent zone
rather than On the basis OF the lines
within the city limits only.
Mayor Breitmcyer declares that his
position with regard to the Gilman
Nichols resolution will be determined
by the opinion Of Corporation Counsel
EIally Monday morning. He will not
sly at the present time whether he
will approve of this legislation II 1t is
passed by the council next week.
Il have changed my mind three
times on this matter already as | ex-
amined It and ! will not give my opin-
ion now until Monday" said Hally Sat
urday. Some other angle might pre-
sent itself"
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
ARREST MAN; RECOVER LOOT.
Police Are Cleaning Up Recent Piund
erinq Of Express Wagon.

With one prisoner in custody. and a
part OF the stolen goods recovered.
the police are hot on the trail of the
gang which recently plundered a Unit
cd States Express Co. wagon, taxing
six handsome embroidered Chinese
coats, valued at $106.
Members of the gang were selling
the coats to inmates of resorts on
Champlain-st, and Fred Moffat, who
SAYS he is a roofer from, Toronto. 81
years old, was caught by Patrolman
Lester Potter, as he was selling two
OF the coats. The coats were seized,
and the police expect TO recover the
other four soon.
An hour before the arrest or Moi
fat, n man giving his name as James
Ross, 23 years old. and rooming at
the Cass Hotel, was arrested by Detec-
tives Donovan and Grove, as he
sneaked n tapestry curtain. valued
at s11.25, from a wagon in the rear OF
the Peoples Quitting Co, No. Is
Michigan-ave Ross was locked up,
and the curtain is held as evidence.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
Parents Must Show Cause.

Acting on complaints made by the
Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
To Children. Assistant Judge of Pro-
bate Hubert. issued an order Satur-
day directing that the BallI family,
consisting of father. mother and two
children. who hve at No. 258 Second
St. be brought into court. where the
parents will be required to show cause
why their children should not be
taken from them. In the AFFIDAVIT on
which the order was issued, 1t is al.
legged that the mother travels under a
dozen aliases, and is a professional
beggar IL is charged that she uses
the children as means OF gaining
sympathy, and has taught them to
beg.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
APPROVES PARK SCHEME.
City Plan Commission Favors Acquir
ing Property Out Grand River.

The city plan commission has sent
a report to Mayor Breitmeyer approx
ing OF the recommendation OF the
West Warren Residents association
and the Northwestern Research club
that new park be acquired out Grand
River-ave. The commission recon-
mends that the Ferry tract, a triangle
containing 80 acres and bounded by
Grand River-ave., the boulevard and
Lawton-ave.. be purchased. Many ar
guments are given for this section
at this time, one being that the value
OF the property is bound to appreciate
rapidly. and that economy will be
served by purchasing ii now.
Every new park makes Detroit a
better labor market" is one statement
and the commission adds that more
parks mean less tuberculosis.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
HOW OLD is ANN
Wayne Circuit Judges Struggle With
Real Problem.

How old Is Ann?
This old question which several
years ago had all America figuring
has been put up to the Wayne circuit
Judges In a letter received Saturday
morning. The letter was written
from st. Paul, Mimi, and was address
ed to the county Judge.
The letter follows:
VIII you kindly tell me what
day of the month and year | was
born. | think am from 10 to %
years old. My name is Anna Cru
ba, daughter OF Anton Gruba. He
was born in Germany.
ANNA GRUBA.
The question has been handed
around to all the Judges but up to
date none of them has found any All
thorities that will enlighten them on
AIMS age The judges are now con
sidering the ACCESSIBILITY of asking for
briefs on the question.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
MAN FINED $50 FOR NOT
SENDING CHILD TO SCHOOL
Fred Enge, Who Failed to obey
Courts Previous Order, Draws
Stiff Sentence

Fred Engel No. 175 Roosevelt-ave.
was given a severe lecture and also a
fine in the recorders court, Saturday
morning. as result of his neglect 20
enforce a former order of the court
that he send his boy TO school En-
gel was in court Oct. 80 on complaint
of Truant Oficer Phil EIienstein that
Engels son had not been sent to
school regularly. At that time the
Judge was lenient and suspended sen.
tence. Ellenstein told the court Sat
urday that the child had been sent TO
school only one week after the pre-
vious complaint. A fine OF $50 with
the alternative OF Is days imprison-
ment was the result.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
GIRL SWEARS STEP MOTHER
TAUGHT HER HOW TO STEAL
Anna Brasch, Aged is, So Testifes as
Witness for Father in Sharply
Contested Divorce Cose.

Anna Drasch, aged Is. was witness
Friday afternoon in the contested di-
vorce case OF her father. Sigmund
Brasch, against her stepmother. Char
lotte Drasch. Brasch had six children
by his first wife, and he charged that
his second wife taught these children
10 steal.
MY stepmother did take us around
to steal" Anna testified. I'VE stole
from a big store in Chicago. This comb
have in my hair we got there. Once
my stepmother got $50 worth of goods
in the same place, or I'm liar"
Bertha, sister, gave somewhat sim
liar testimony.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
END COMES SUDDENLY.
Mrs. Minnie Merz Seized With Violent
Hemorrhage and Expires.

Seized with a violent ut OF COUGHING
while she was alone In her upper flat
at No. 172 Field-ave.. Saturday morn
ing. Mrs. Minnie Merz, SO years old
staggered down the stairway in pa
thetic attempt TO get help from hel
neighbors on the floor below. At the
foot OF the stairs she fell and was
dying from hemorrhage when her
neighbors found her. They carried
her upstairs and hurriedly called DR.
r. Duffieid, who has been attending
Mrs. Merz, in anticipation of visit
soon. from the stork.
DR.. Duffield raced to the house. out
Mrs. Merz was dead when he arrived
Mrs. Merz was the wife Of Fred Merz
a fireman of Engine Co. No. 80, the
automobile fire company.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
NEW CONCERNS
ARE SPRING|NG UP
Organization of Many Manufacture
ing Companies Seems To Indicate
Splendid Period of Prosperity.

If the number Of interpretations of
industrial concerns count for any
thing, Detroit Is just now enjoying
the greatest period of prosperity In
its history,
Saturday morning the Russell Motor
Axle Co, capitalized at 100000 fled
articles i'm the county clerks Office.
The company will establish a factory
in North Detroit for the manufacture
OF auto parts and machinery. The
incorporators are A. w, George b..
John r., George H.. Walter S. and
sydney X. Russell. +. II. jerks, Will
lam Livingstone. Elverton +. Jenk
and b. n. Lawson.
Other concerns Incorporating Sat
urday were the Builders Specially
Hardware Co., which will manufacture
building brackets. :ools and supplies,
and Grant Bros. Foundry Co, which
will manufacture auto parts. This
concern Is capitalized at $4,000, all or
which has been paid in cash.
Friday afternoon articles were filed
by the Michigan Land & Title Co. with
a capital OF s150,000; the Evergreen
Tree Co. capital $4,000; the Detroit
Body Co. capital $4,000; the Har-
,per-Aldrich Auto Co, capital $4,000.
Notices were filed by the Det0lt
Architectural Iron Co., OF an increase
of capital stock from $4,000 to $751;
900, and the Hargreave Manufacture
ing Co. will also increase its capital
from $4,000 TO 100000.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
COURT LIFTS LIEN.
Zanger May Sell Property in Which
Divorced Wife Had Interest.


motion made by Gustave W. Fan
ger the Broadway furrier, to be given
permission to remove a lien on his
property at John R.-st. and Broadway,
was opposed in Judge Murfin's court
Saturday by his divorced wife, Electa
Zanger.
At the time Mrs. Zanger was grant
ed a divorce, she was given $3.50 per
month alimony. To insure payment
she was given a lien on some of her
husbands property Negotiations are
now under way for the sale OF this
property and he wants the lien trans
ferred to real estate near Ecorse Mrs
Zanger contended that the Ecorse
property was of little value and would
not be sufficient protection for her.
Judge Muffin decided that the pro.
lection was sufficient, and granted the
petition OF the husband.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
FRITCH TRIAL MAY GO OVER
UNTIL AFTER NEW YEARS
Prosecutor Does Not Want to Have
Jury Locked Up During Christ
mas HOLIDAYS

The trial OF George A. Fritoh.
charged with the killing OF Mabel
Millman, was set for next week, but
fearing that 1t would necessi.
tate the locking up of the jury over
the Christmas holidays, 1t has been
suggested by the prosecuting attorney
that the trial be delayed until after
New Years. The matter will be finally
settled next Monday. In case a delay
is decided upon it will be for only
a short time.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
s' s;:s. II: :, &zZzz,
Weekend Excursions to Buffalo Via
Michigan Central.

$3.50 for the round trip; tickets
good on trains leaving each Saturday
during the month December at 10:45
p. m. and 1888 p. m. good return
ing leaving Buffalo at 500 p. m. and
1850 D. m. Sundays.
For full particulars. consult Agent
at Union Ticket Office. Opera House
Block or Depot, foot OF Third ST.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
Babes Body Found In Sewer.

The body of an undeveloped babe
was found in a sewer basin at Fred
erick-ave. and Beaubien.st.. Saturday
morning. by workmen who were clean
ing out the basin. Patrolman Stephen
Danielsh notified Coroner Bennett,
who had the body removed to the
county morgue.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-13
Woman Tells of Mountain Climbing

Miss Annie S. Peck, the world.
famed mountain climber, who ascend
cd $4,000 feet to the top of Mt Huas-
caran, Peru, the highest point in the
western hemisphere. told thrilling
story of her experiences before a big
audience in the Detroit opera house
Friday afternoon. The lecture was
given under the auspices Of the Daugh.
tiers of the American Revolution to
raise funds for memorial window in
honor of the late Mrs. William j. Chit
tenden.
Custer County Republican. (Broken Bow, Neb.) 1882-1921, 1909-11-04
REBEKAH RECEPTION.

Last Friday evening the mem
bers of the Rebekah lodge assist
ed by the l. o. O. F. lodge ten
dered a reception in their lodge
rooms to Mrs. ]. B. Holcomt
who was elected to the Office oi
Warden at the recent meeting oil
the Rebekah State Assembly at
Lincoln; also in honor of DR..
Bass who was appointed to the
Office of Inside Guardian of the
l. o. O. F. lodge, who held their
state meeting at the same time
and place.
A fine program was carried
out, consisting of recitations, vo.
cal and instrumental music and
short addresses by Messrs Shinn
w. Purcell, DR.. Bass and DarroW
OF Mason City and Shearer of ST.
Louis, Mo.
Members were present from the
folio wing towns in this district
Westerville, Mason City, Ansley,
Litch field and Galloway.
After the program the hun
dred members present had a roy
al good time socially.
The Rebekah's served a fine
banquet in their dining room
late in the evening.
Altogether the affair was one
of the pleasantest ever given by
this lodge. The Rebekah's art
especially to be congratulated OF
having a member so entirel,
worthy of the honor, as Mrs
Holcomb is, to represent then
among the state officers.