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Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
Inventors Get Patenta

The Pioneer Patent Agency, Hazard
& Strause of Los Angeles. California,
reports the following list of patents
granted to inventors of Southern Cal
ifornia for the week ending September
IA, 1909:
M. A. Bailiff, assignor, of Los An
geles, colarnder, one-fourth to r. 1.
Blakeslee; M. E. Bethune of Los An
geles, rail joint; A. Carter, assignor to
Los Angeles, Storeheat Manufacturing
company of Phoenix, Arizona, store
heat trunk box; G. Grif1ths, as
signor of Los Angeles, domestic or
reproducing fuel, one-half to Oc-
cidental Fuel company: E. j. Freder-
ickson of Los Angeles, candy mold; j.
jerks of San Diego, adjustable fasten-
er for hinged closures; c. e. Johnson,
assignor, of Los Angeles, electric
heater, one-half to w. w. Piddington;
w. N. Ketchum of Santa Monica,
glove measuring device; J. H. Kloer
and D. b. Leavell of Los Angeles, gov
ernor for air compressors; j. e. Neeb
of Los Angeles, shipping crate; j. ].
Nix of Los Angeles, gas scrubbing ap-
paratus; r. N. Walton Of Los Angeles,
rail clamp.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
SAY MILK BOTTLES ARE
AS LIKE AS TWO PEAS
LEGAL Battle Between Two Local
Creamery Companies Begun by
Injunction Proceedings

Claiming the Los Angeles Creamery
company is about to bring suit to pre-
vent it from using that company's
bottles, the Mutual Dairy association
Yesterday filed a complaint in the SUI
perior court asking for an injunction
restraining the filing oe the action on
the ground that it is impossible not to
use the bottles, which cannot be dis
tinguished from it's own.
Many of it's bottles, says the Mutual
company, are purchased from junk
dealers and others which may belong
to the Los Angeles company are placed
on doorsteps by consumers and are
gathered up by it's delivery men.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
BOND TAKEN ON 100000
ACRES OF MERGED LAND
Largest Deal In Vicinity Of chowchIIls
Ranch Is Completed and Ono
Million Dollars Involved

MERGED, Cal, Sept. 21.-One of the
largest land deals in this section of
California was completed today when
the c. w. Wooster company Of San
Francisco took a bond on the Chow
chilla ranch, fourteen miles south of
Merced.
the deal is said to have involved more
than $1,000000.
The Wooster company plans to ir-
rigate the tract and colonize It,
The ranch long has been famous as
a stock farm, and since 1885 has been
under the superintendence of Isaac
Bird, a we'll known stock man.
The property is owned by the Cali
fornia Pastoral and Agricultural COM
pany, the stockholders of which live
in Scotland. Ell Slyth of Edinburg,
a stockholder, has been here during the
bond negotiations.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
New Interpretations

The following articles of incorpora-
tion were filed in the county clerks
office yesterday:
California Royal Stone company;
capital, $1,000,00O; directors, w. ].
Robertson, j. FL. Drumming, s. Lyon,
]. S. Jarrett, George Maxwell.
The Palos Blancos Land company:
capital, 100000; directors, w. C..
Schmutzler, Sophie Schmutzler, San
Francisco; A. e. Schmutzler, Peter
Ruenitz, F. A. Ruenitz, Los Angeles.
Orchard Home Land company; cap
ital $4,000; directors, Homer A. Han
sen, Frank e. Wolfe, Lemuel f. Par
ton, Charles L. Andrews, Harry c.
Freeman.
Los Angeles Publishing company;
capital, $4,000; directors, r. e. Nc
Nance, E. A. Johnson. NJ. L. Germain.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
On Trial for Deed Forqery

The trial of E. L. Schiaffino, a car
penter of Long Beach, charged with
forging deed, was begun before a
jury in Judge Willis department of
the superior court yesterday and will
be resumed today. 1t is charged that
Schiaffino, in conjunction with G. Vian.
forged deed to lot in Los Angeles
and swindled Brenner M. Harris out
of $1,000 in the transaction.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
Awarded $1,000 Damages

A verdict awarding $4,000 to Fred
Horowitz, 13 years old, was rendered
in Judge Houser's court yesterday in
Horowitz's suit against w. A. More
house for $4,000 damages on account
of personal injuries. Horowitz suS.
tained injuries In an automobile acci-
dent May 3, 1908, when a bicycle he
was riding on Huntington drive was
struck by Warehouses; machine.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
Enemy suffers Heavy Lossea

MADRID, Sept. 21.-Oflclal advices
received here from Melilia Morocco.
where the Spanish forces are fighting
the Moors, says that column operat-
ing to the westward has taken pos
session of the Yacht and Tasi dis
trict, the enemy suffering heavy losses.
The Spaniards lost ten killed and sew
enty wounded. The advices are dated
yesterday.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
Leonardo HearInq Continued

Hearing Of the complaint In which
Carl Leonardt, the contractor, is
charged with violating the law by
working his men more than eight hours
day on the hall of records and coun-
ty hospital buildings, was continued
by the board of supervisors yesterday
until 2 o'clock next Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22

Pickett, permission to drop her do
mestic duties and join in the festivi-
ties incident to Admission day.
This is the statement made in her
complaint filed in the superior court
yesterday, in which she demands $1,000
damages from Pickett on account of
the alleged assault. The woman says
she asked to be released from duties
on the holiday, and, when this was
denied, she insisted, and the attack
followed
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
Jury VIII Begin Work Friday

Members of the jury panel selected
for service in Judge Hervey's depart
ment of the superior court will COM
mence work Friday. the first case to
be tried being that of Isaac ]. Alter
against the Los Angeles Gas and Elec-
trio company for damages on account
Of personal injuries.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
Arralqned on Battery charqes

John r. Walker. of Hollywood, was
arraigned in Justice Plerces court
yesterday on three charges of battery
committed upon Gertrude Caldwell,
his mother-in-law; his wife and Eliza
beth McMullln. Trials were set for 2
O. clock next Monday.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
SAYS SHE WAS HIT WHEN
SHE ASKED FOR HOLIDAY
Servant Girl Declares James C. Pick
EFT Struck Her, and Now She
Demands $1,000 Damages

Jeanette Johnson received a con-
fused area'over the parotoid glands on
the left side of her face when she de-
manded from her employer, James B.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
rREE-plnnoa Glren Aunr-rRrE

No home need be without a piano-an
offer free and without cost of any kind.
that all may participate in its benefits.
See page 8, part H.
s-2s-2s-9s-2s-so 1o-s-5-7-1O
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22
Given TWO Years in Prison

Ernest Burch, who pleaded guilty to
a statutory offense, was sentenced by
Judge Willis yesterday to two years
at San Quentin.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22

No home need be without a piano-an
offer free and without cost OF any kind,
that all may participate in its benefits.
See page 8. part II.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-09-22

You can buy It, perhaps at many places but
there's one BEST place to buy it-and that
place advertises.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-12-02
Warner, liberia, Kanada.
%. NoOember, 1909.

Die g8itterun9 lit bel un5 jebt tpte=
Der I6On. 9lm II. uno II. 9topember
bate es 0as erite mai gei6neit, tpobei
es Elm weni9 tult mar. 2lm IA. 9to=
Dember iing Der g8efwino Su blalen
at, iOoaB Der 9an5e Sdnee BON Der
SllOflG6e peridwunoen lit uno bic
gSttserung 10 i6On pie i'm Iriibiabr
1T. Ser GrobOoen lit INNER nod ni6t
gefroren. 9ieies lit in Der Sat cine
punoerbare 8e9enO, lie lie9t 10 melt
nOrolt6 uno trOboem lit es Oiel tpGr=
mer ais in ben 9atOtas. 9llS t6 nod
in Den 9atotas mObnte unO Der Q9tno
pOm 9toroWeIten gu blaIen aiming,
oann la9ten Die 2eute INNER: Der
WtnD blGIt beute tpieoer 10 talt. 9l6,
ia9te Der anoere, oa5 lit mieoer Der
SanaoawinO, e8 lit tein Wunoer, oaB
es 10 talt lit. gtber liebe 2eute, ibr
babt cine trri9e 2lnli6t; tpenn bier Der
9Stno bon 9torOmeiten pebt, ooer Uom
@eiten, eann lit es 9anS warm uno
menu CT pom Siloofen pber gtoroolten
trmmt, Damn lit er talt pie Sis.
9lm 81. Sttober iieoelten meine BEL
ben Sriioer unb i6 auf uniere Seim=
itdtten iiber. Sir ieBt wObnen mir
40 Weilen bon Der Characterization
entfernt, ieoO6 tommt Die Giienbabn
bis nG6iten Sommer bier our6, mas
CUR 6oIge bat, oaB li6 Die 8egeno
ihnell beiieoelt, Oenn INN ums berum
lit balo allies aufgeuommen.
2ebte g8O6e waren Die Serren Gbnes
uno Wo6 aus Sowole, g. 8. bel mir
auf geiub uuo uabmeu ii6 swei
Claims snei Meilen bon mir entiernt
auf. Serr Gbnes DOllte bis gum
Sriibiabr nad Sanloa tOmmen uno
slei6 orei Claims nit elmer 8aioline
Sredmaidine aufbre6en.
sluh mO6te ib ben 2euten, wel6e
na6 Sanaoa tOmmeu uno @ieb ooer
Yieroe mitnebmen, cen 9uten &at err
teilen, oieielben bon einem 9uten &OB=
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-12-02

Oottor belt6tigen 3u la0en uno ii6
Damn elnen S6er1 (Receipt) ausbQn0i=
gen Su laNen, Oenn mem man nit
Sleb oOer YferOen ilber bic 8ren3e
tommt, miro man 9leiA bon ben GOT
tOreu 9.irO9t. Oh man cine 8eceipt bat.
SIT man i'm Selibe elmer iol6en 8e=
tetpt 00m ieGen Die 1ottOren QQrni6t
na6 ben Pferoeu; bat man aber feline,
Damn meroen Die YferOe gang ior9fQlti9
unteriu6t unO ielten lit elmer unter
5ebn, ipel6er gut lit un0 bic onOeren
betommen cine 3eoolOertuQel in ben
&Opf. 6enau 10 lit es audi NIT neuen
W0i6inen. &ommt man nit einem
Stitf neuer WaI6lnerte OIL Die @rense,
oom muB man Oafiir beinQ6e ben bop
pelten Prets be5ablen, um e8 iibcr bic
8renSe gu betOmmen. SIT Qber cine
neue MaI6ine 5temli6 l6mubl9, IooaB
eS ausltebt, ais oh lie i6ou 3iemlib
otel 9ebrau6t poroen lit, oann Qe6t lie
unwei9erlib Our6.
Ntein Sater bat iebt iein Qano, mel
6es orei Mteilen iiloweitli6 uon sos
mer, g. 3. lie9t, oertauft uno 9eoentt
leBt na6 &anooa Su tommeu, morauf
mir uns rteii9 ireutn. @ir baben aud
i6on 3pei Glaim 2uno fir ibn in lln=
Ierer 9tGbe aus9eiubt.
llniere Grnte mar in oieiem So6r
nl6t 10 gut, 0ls i'm Yorlahre, aber i'd
oa6te, o0B e5 gut 9enu9 lit, mem man
800 @uibel @ei3en uno 75-108
Yuibel Saier pom 2lter oreiben tann.
9ieies lit @abrbeit. 6ritber 0laubte
i'd es Ielbit ni6t, aber iebt babe i'd es
ielber Oreideu belfen. Sm lebten Sabre
orOi6en Die beii9en 6armer 1910
guibel g8eiSen Uom 2lter.
Seute i6reiben mir idOn ben %.
gtOOemoer uno Die SOnne i6eint nod
10 warm ais i'm 6riibiabr. Sier laus
fen mir nod INNER nit ben CONNER
i6uben mo =6itten lumber. GierSi9
Meilen fabren mir in Die Staot, obne
mebr Su friereu, ais penn mir bon unz
Ierer 6arm na6 Sosmer fubren, ipel6e
Strede bod nur orei Nfeilen betru9.
Nltt beitem 8ruB an alle 2eier Der
Bot, Sobn u. Sartp.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-12-02
RnrreIpnnnelrsell,
HIden, n. D.
is. 9opember 1909.

ga it mid INNER nod bel meiitem
9ruoer auf geiud aufbalte, 10 will iG
nod einmal ettuas aus oieIer 8egetb
beri6ten. Sis gum II. b. M. mar
Die 99itterun9 cine duBerIt 9iinItige,
baum aber brad Der Wiuter NIT boiler
Wa6t los, oaB man aud mte iener
8tdter Iasen tuun:
$ mie lit es talt QemorOeu,
lluo 10 trauri9, % uno leer,
&aube g8inoe pebu pou Goroen,
uno Die Soune i6eiut uiht me6r.
9rei pplle Sage i6neite e5 brouflos,
mas uur oom Stmmel beruntertommen
touute, beute lit aber Die Guft mieoer
bell unO liar, ober es 1T 9ruuiam tait
babel. Sm 3ur6ihuitt liegt bel uns
Der Sdnee Sebn 3Oa bod unO menn
Der @ino gu blaien anfdn9t baben
mir oos ri6tt9e Winterpetter.
Sn oieier 8egsno iinO Die 6arrter
nit Oem 9auen bei6dfttgt, Der cine
baut Elm Saus. Der anOere einen Stall
uuo tper nt6t baut, Der 9rGbt &Oblen.
Sm 9roBen unO gan5en fitblen iit Die
Sarmer in oieiem Sabre Siemlih reid.
Reine S6weiter MagOalene uno
mein &amerao @ottlieb 8erti6 ma6ten
Uer9angene 8Ode bier ebenfals ibr
@ri6eineu, mas uns 9roBe 6reuoe be-
reitete.
Mit benz Sreideu lit man bier INNER
nod nidt fertig uuO tpenn Der S6nte
ni6t balo wieoer Den &rebs9ans eebt,
Damn miro pobl oas @etreibe iiber ben
8inter Iiseu bleiben.
8em id redt unterri6tet bin, 10
bat ii6 Yeter Saud NIT &aroliue YreB=
ler perbeiratet. 8ratulierel
Nllerieits beitens griiBeno,
emanuel S6mitt.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-12-02
nlarteI p. o., 5. d.
81. Nppember 1909.

Sn bieli9er 8e9enO bat Der Sdnee=
mann aud 9eSei9t, mas er tun tann
uno bat uniere 6eloer nit einem i66=
men, lueiBen 5eppi6 iiberSo9en. Srob=
benz iie6t man i'm aber lieber eebeu
ais tDmmen.
Seute trat meiu Sntel @ottlieb +.
BertI6 uup 5srau cine 8eiu3sreiie mad,
Aiblep, q. 3. an, bel fpelber 8elegen=
belt lie SObann S6dfer bsiuden per=
ben.
Sier Mill id ben geihGbten 2eiern
cine 8eI6i6te erSdblen, mel6e unlGn9it
Orei Serren SugeltoBen lit. Ser So6anu
fabr nit Dem YerIOnenSug OOn Gureta
na6 SOsmer, um leinen 8ruoer @il=
belm 81 beIu6en. Ils er in 0Dsmer
ausitieG tamen i6m iein 8ruoer 98il=
belm uuo nod elm 9etuiller SatOb u.
ent9egen. 9ia9oem man ii6 be9riiBt
bate, muroe Der @ori6la9 gematbt,
ems trtnteu Su 9ebeu. Wan gin9 Su
Serrn Sattler in bas Sra9tier uno
trant ems, Spet uno audi nod Das
brittle 8las. Sept Ia9te g8ilbelm, muB
t1 einIpannen, mas pom So6ann au6
befiirwortet muroe. g8tlbelm Ipannte
feline Yieroe Elm uno fubr ueben oas
5ragtter bin. SD6Gnn tam beraus,
betieg ous Sug9p, 9riff nad ben 2ei=
nen uno fubr oaoon. @il9elm betrat
nod einmal ben Saloon, uno mGbreno
er It6 in oemlelben aufbielt, iel Der
SObam in tiefen S6laf, Die Yferoe
9ingen oapon unO ais QSilbelm mleoer
beraus fam, iab er bic Yferoe ni6t
mebr, tonntc Iie aber nod b0ren. @r
i6rie: rSobanu Salt! Sobann 0alt!
| i6 Mill audi mit!" Oils bic Qferoe
un9efdbr cine Meile rannten, oa lpifelte
| lib Die 2eine um oas &ao, orebte bic
YierOe um, nobel bic 9ei6lel aerbrad,
uno Die Pferoe binter oas 8u90v al
lteben tameu. 2lls Der Sobann aus
0em S6laf ermahte, bemertte er, OaB
Die pieroe binter Dem Su99p iteben
uno meinte, mas gum &utuf lit Dem
nur los, oaB Die MIDI allein laiien uno
gtngen oGuou. 2lls er auf ben Gopf
grin, oa bate er feline &appe mebr uno
es mar iinIter mie in einem SuraItiefel.
Auh mar oas g8etter ni6t pom belten
uno 9rtmmi9 talt. 98as iebt tun?
Der Sobam IdBt 8ohe uno Suoop
I'M Sti6 uno 9ing Oupon. Gum Slid
lam er an einen Seuidober, in pel6en
er I6litpfte. 9lls er morgens erwa6te,
mar tbm Der Seuihober an ben Gopi
9efroren uno er muBte liegen bleiben,
bis Die Some pdrmer i6ien. ga Sos
bam, mer ben SdaOen bot, braubt
filr ben Spptt nibt Su ior9en.
am Sonnerstag iuno Die So6seit
nit Yeter Suud iun., Sobn Oes Better
Saud len. uno 9atbarina YreBler,
5Odter Oes gloum YreBler itatt. Die
SO6seit iano I'M elterli6en Sauie Der
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-12-02

Sraut itatt, mo- bic 8Glte nit SpeiIe
uno Srant gut Oerior9t wuroen. 9as
iunge Yaar lit bier wobl betannt uno
alle ibre 6reunDe uno 8etannte mini
I6en ibnen oiel Slid unO Se9en iopi.
elm lan9es Qeben.
Nlit 8ruB,
QSllbelm genb.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-12-02
Zu verkaufeii.

Wtein aus iieben &dumen befebenoes
8Obnbaus, iolpie 3pei Sauitellsn, iiuo
5u pertaufen. 9dbere austunft erteilt
SObn 6OOnen oOer SObn s. Sarr,
Guretu, 2. 3.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1909-12-02
On fOllt elm Wtaun lein!
9br Gehetts plitds ltrnt
tn 9brrr gam.

@ethGiltl9. mcldlcr Art Shr ShpadjcSuitano III.
ootr luds Sle tun OGriudlt BADEN. meRe bemabrte
Sebanolung miro 3bnen strait uno Gebcnsfreuoe Su=
rid9ebeH, oarUm lraudt Riemnao Den Ropi bdugeW
5n laheu, ooPr GAR OerSwelieIu. ,.g8enn man Gfer
miro tanaGu bic Setoeu an" bort man OFT ia9eH Eas
III idpH rdltta, abPr fol- ih nldt untdtIg oareiN
erae6en. Nteine ueue Sebancldn9 idlert srhuoidle
1etlnHg.
Misunderstanding. OorSeitae @rihlafiuus Der Or
9ane. 8eoddbtnBibpdde. TrIbiun, &erpritdt
Sd1mdde, ooer Sdhmcr5eH I'M 6ltcn eridbpfeuoe
Nusfhfe, idhrdhte Iriume RirTens uno %ldenleioeH.
trber ooer wpltiaer urn (hduita bic Dahre uriGche
9ehctmer ShWGdbe). Sooenletoen, JpI9en Iuaenols
der Sertrruugeu. uno qans beionocrs @cihleftSs
ihWGhe ODER Serluit Der WdHneslrntt iclbft Uerals
tee Ooer hartnddige 6dIt grhnoItt uno oaucruo ass
beiIt.
% id berets nit piCeu Der Seier Der ..Gnretd
8Uit" perionlh Uoer buefid betannt. 10 bin t aer-
ne bereit audi anoercu Yeioenoen mein oeutiteS
BUD peltbes oiee 10 rrfparelde pfilmetooe fur
ibpaht RdHner tlar uuo ausfihridl beltrelbt tret
uno in etHiadem G0upert ju idlidcn.
eis braudbeu uur oieie Cfierts auSSuidneoeu uno
mir oeiebe nebit 5hrer 9eHausn abrre eiuinienosR.
DR.. q. II. BOBERTZ,
s64 Woodward Ave., Detroit, nich.-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-30
Mr.. GLISMANN ON
COMMITTEE REPORT

OGDEN. oct 3o-Mr william Clos-
mann, ga "a communication 60 Tho
News, takes exception 10 the rcfcrnco
amade by Thu News correspondent res
posting the citizens committee report
on the va tcrworks accounts. Mr.
Glasmann sy,Ts.
"Thc cures oondcnt undoubtedly iid
not read me port, because the report
while Il s.. ys that the net earnings OF
the waterWorAs were just as claimed
by the mayor and city council. the ro-
port also sa VI that money was spent
ON the water System together with
other money received flum other
sources That D. just exactly what j
charged the M gyor and city council
with viz. that heir water report wgs
made u catch \ Utcs ana was unfair.
That while ] co. welded that the ST..
900 had been inves I'd ia the water sys-
tenn denied that 81 mad been an re.
Ceived from the wa 9cr rentals. Again,
j stated that the q Wy auditors report
shows that the wa tertulks acCuunl
was overdrawn $3.50 So instccd OF having
cash on hand Tho tpmmiLtee rcpol,s
that TO be fact Again. 1 charged
that on June 2S. Warrant OF SlO,l-J
was drawn by the wa Ter department
which was not accounted for tu the ~
pcnditures OF the waite rworks Tho
committee reports that ! WIS right on
that matter From this WI VIII see
that the committee subytaiu iatcs an ]
have claimed and only ostantlatea
the mayor and city council - FAR as
their statement was that $4,000 earn
ing wss re-invested In the water
works"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-30
MURRAY BRIEFS.

DR. Bird OF Murray win lecture be-
fore the parents class OF the Murray
First ward Sunday school tomorrow
morning, on the subject OF sanitation.
Miss Pauline Fuller left last Sunday
for Nevada 10 take the position az a
school teacher.
Yesterday was the close OF the sec
Ond month for the Murray schools.
The attendance r. excellent and gem
eral health good, The teachers met In
a general monthly meeting this morn
ing and a profitable program was car
ried out.
Two children OF Mrs. Ed Cupid have
typhoid fever.
Mrs. Il. A. Mcmillan entertained at
a 500 party Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs G. y. Eatchel viii entertain
az a linen shower Thursday In honor
OF Blanoh Drinkwater
A party OF boys after spending a
week In the southern part OF the
county on a rabbit hunt. returned
home this week bringing with them
"a wagon loaded with Dummies
The Oratorio Artists OF the Murray
Lyceum course appeared last evening
In the Murray First ward before "A
large audience and received wei de
served applause.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-30
WEBER ACADEMY NOTES.

OGDEN. oct 30.-The Acorn which
the students planted in igoc ls lh n
mosa flourlshing condition. The stu
dents are beginning 10 gather the
leaves toecthor and with the help OF
"a mhvhiv stan. Acorns will be distrb)ui-
ed by Thanksgiving. People VIII no
doubt remember the elaborate
souvenir edition published by the
.tnf of la.u wear This years Acorn viii
most ikci, eclipse all previous editions
Judging hv the enthusiasm manifested
b., each ed tor az chapel Friday morn
Ing
Last week. much 90 the delight Of
faculty momlors a large, Wild goose
was left On tho kitchen by Lawrence
Harris The Domestic Science cooked
the bird at once. and entertained the
faculty 90 dinnc1.
prof sylvester 3D. Bradford. who
was formerly a member OF the faculty
addressed the students short time
Do devotional last week.
IN the geological department a large
aquarium Tor tho pun ose Of introduce
thought thar the elements Of FISH
Matching should be learned since the
nsh industry Is coming Into promin-
ence in the state.
4 great social success Friday night
was the student body dance. II start
cd promptly at nine O'Clock and the
student body council was busy in Sec
ing that were no wall flowers. The
han was decorated TO suit Halloween
customs aud delicious refreshments
formed pleasant part OF the eve
nlng's enjoyment The academy orches-
TIA furnished the music.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-30
OGDEN STAKE CONFERENCE.

OGDEN, oct. 30 Tomorrow. sunday,
oct 81, conference OF the ogden stnke
VIII be held ana the pre- sidei1 Of the
stake wishes e known that no meetings
will be held In amy Of tie wards Of
Ogden stake % conflict witls the meet
ings at the tabernacle. Three me T.
ings Wi be held, one at 10 IN the morn
ing. one al in the afternoon and ono
at In the evening. The even ing meet
ing win be- under the auspices Of ,he
Mutual Improvement associations. The
speakers, besides the local authorities.
Will be Elders John Henry smith Sey-
1nOur y. Young and Heber :. Grant
II is understood that Elder Grant Will
b. the speaker at the evening session
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-30

Was used At the banous,
Inc streets Of Ei psee
decorated with the nars were beauuhn
u.ns 70 greet the two MI both N.
pre preside 'hs re-, rendered brsat,,.. q,
nHest and other prominon, , ,,,s.llhEul'his
Niivin WAS Bishop ". ID i amoai
.."iehia piaz. special eba, 'esnnso1 d
orf was Maid SOA I'm itom Nts
spread. The cost uf NJ Daring n,
ti plate. ' meal Va,
AFTER the great dolnes wen. Co..
dent nlaz took his special 1rer rrssl.
20 tnn CITY OF Mexico matir,, .ln bah
on the way and when 81 m, 20 s,ori
cnpiigi all che bells and NV hcd th'
whistles IN the city ciamorss slsaa
utica lof hNe mln.
There . 10 be an in,orn,,,..,
held IN fl Pago beginning Ncv air
peop'e from tho colonies an. ! Ihs
nara 90 make q good shovi,,, No.k'ns
nave some extra finer pprch-s,,. They
French coach horses and coiil ~ ana
The best on the farm erhih',. besides
II raso. AnoNn a,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-30
ArrEn NLIEcEp ronGEn.

OGDEN. oct. S0.--Captain G G..
Brown Of the police department left
for Ottawa. Kansas. Friday after
noon. where he will serve warrant OF
arrest on &. NJ. Seybolt and u the re-
QUESTION papers on the governor or
Kansas are accepted OF which there
Is no doubt Captain Brown will bring
Seybolt back with him 10 answer TO
the charge Of forgery committed IN
this city on July 80, OF this year The
forgery Is alleged to have been for
the sum OF $3.50 made Ia a check on
the Utah National bank payable to
Seybolt and Bloomquist and signed
Alvord MIR. Brown expects 10 return
In about 10 days with his prisoner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-30

Parry. who was born IN Mexico. was
tho recipient OF special attention from
President Dlaz. being introduced TO him
by her father. Bishop W. y. Johnson.
who. with prof Wilson and President
Romncv. were members OF the reception
committee.
THE colony farm products ana fruits
made "a fine display aud pleased Prcsi-
dent Diaz and GOV, Crecl very much.
AZ IL showed what the northern part or
IN. state, which uutn recently. was
considered a barren country was cana-
bile OF producing under irrigation.
Tnioria Diag carried or two first prizes.
PRiNCELY ENTERTAINMENT.
The meetings Of the two presidents at
tte citv OF Iunrcz and IN 81 paso were
grand affairs The streets Of Juarez,
nom the International bridge 20 the ban
met hall which was u $4,000 addition To-
the already magnificent custom house,
were decorated with flowers and ever
rrcens Famous paintings from the city
" Mexico were used 20 decorate the
banquet hall and the Maximilian dinner
set Of silver and gold, which were
brought from the castle Of Chapultepec,