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The Washington times., 1909-06-25

well. who was an osteopath. When
she was about seventeen she came to
Baltimore to continue her studies at the
Peabody Conservatory, leaving her
husband. She was known here as Miss
Edith Thompson, conCealing her mar
riage from all but a few Intimate
friends In very snort time there
well for a divorce.
She left Baltimore last Easter a year
ago, being engaged at the time to
After a brief stay in New York size
went to California, where in less than
thirty days after her divorce from Dr..
Caswell she married Gilbert Woodill OF
Los Angeles. It has also been rumored
that in her early youth Charles ThOmp-
son, the son of her foster mother and
father, being a rejected sultor, commit
ted suicide on her account
Got Money From Gage.
During her residence in Baltimore
Nr. Gage sent her checks continually,
some of them amounting to 1,500, and
when she was married to Mr. Woodil
he gave her 5000. At the time OF her
death Mr.. Gage was also building her a
house in Los Angeles, with the under
standing that he was TO come TO live
with her and her husband
All of these facts were stated by Mrs.
Woodill to friends in Baltimore prior
to her death.
While in Baltimore Mrs. Woodill vas
accompanied by her foster sister, Miss
Carrie Thompson. who frequently paid
her visits While she resided in Baiti-
more During her residence here she
made many warm friends. and was con-
sidered extremely bright, intelligent and
Vivacious.
About three weeks ago Mrs. WoodilI,
accompanied by her husband, arrived IN
Baltimore ana he was introduced TO
many of her former friends. MIR. Wood
i'll then left for Chicago. Mrs. Woodiii
stating that she expected to join him
The Washington times., 1909-06-25
Marriage Licenses

Thomas F. Noffsinger and Nellie
Laukey, of Iron Gate, Va.
James w. Brent and Mabel l. Whipp,
OF Washington
Marion H Keys and Margaret J. Sher-
ratt, of Washington.
William Mclean HeyI and Minnie C.
Downs, Of Marshall, Va.
Joseph ID. Dreyfuss and Malvine Woog,
of Washington
Robert A c. Walker .and Blanche g.
Hardisty, Of Washington.
The Washington times., 1909-06-25
PLATFORM FALLS.

RUSTON, La, June 25-More than a
score cf persons were injured when a
platform collapsed near the building of
the Summer Normal School here. About
2U1 teachers who are attending the
school We're precipitated to the ground
distance Of about fifteen feet, by the
crash
The Washington times., 1909-06-25
FOUND BY NEIGHBORS.

BETHLEHEM. Pa, June 25.-With
his arms entwining a trolley pole. Al
len A. NOnnemacher. of Mountainville.
was found dead by neighbors. He had
been stricken with heart failure on mis-
way to work
The Washington times., 1909-06-25
Lived In Washington.

When she was about twelve years Of
age they went 10 Washington, where
they lived for some dime in the house
Of Lyman J. Gage, who took a great
interest in her.e When she was about
fifteen he sent her, with Mrs Thomp-
son. 10 Paris. where she studied music.
Mr.. Gage paying all expenses On her
return from Paris she went 10 Boston
to complete her studies, and while in
Boston she was married to a AJr cas-
The Washington times., 1909-06-25
The Vital Records.
Births

Luther b and Mary A Rhodes, girl
Victor aud Elizabeth Leyking, boy.
James +. and Mary r. Stewart. boy
Patrick H. and Mary +. O'Callaghan
girl.
Waiter NJ. and Mary 3. Childs. boy.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-04-09

For Rcnt-A storcroom ~ by 80.
Inquire Of Mrs. T.. Il. Hcidrich. Set
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-04-09

For salc-underwood typewriter
No. I. In good condition. Phone
326. SGT
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-04-09

les Crcsm-nrst Of tho season a
Sholl's American Confectionery.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-04-09

For Rent-Rcsidence suitable for
boarding house: Is rooms including q
bath. Well furnished. Opposite
Court House Inquire Of Frank
Ward. t.7tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-04-09

BRIEF MENTION.

Court HOUSE W.
M, ,,o,r,,, enm, nm from his
r.,.h ,o.r McrrI,, yo,,orduy.
p,.,.r Dr.. An eoloru aud com.
c., w. o,ou. q
y.s N,r,. w,, has ,,,n Waiting
,,- ann, Mira n n pcamcs. icl,
I,,s w,rn,rv for Ashland
fs,o,,,. .ar ,,rr,sh you with anc
,rI,,,, ,,.w. and saddle bor,,s.
N'co assortmeh' ot ouss'es @"a
haeks Ihompsoh "oeaoa' ''o'''
n u co,a ,,t, mn. n,rninr On
bis return 10 MS houio ~ "o'hs''''
caii'oThm
Cleaning supplies and dlsfec.
s" M
'''s ~
T.. J. Billings. representing the
'",'' ""''o"" ,' So
:. w. ~ ~,
"" ""''' '
! Drop INTO sno''s a"u "a'' wv
I" ''' e'o""'
Dr Hamilton xa, called 1, Doris
this afternoon to diagnose u case OF
lckncss at that place. which u wai
feared might be smallpox
Ton lots In south Midland at S25
per lot n, T.. Butlrr, Lakeside Inn.
ants u . ''a'''' """ "'' "''
a, ,h.I,se.id. In,
Genuine Edison Phonosraphs'
,.,,
II. +. white. the allotiuy agent,
md WIlfred A. White are In the clty
from Klamath Agency.
Fancy fresh creamery ou''er e9e
Monarch ss'
poru---At noon today 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas 1 Roberts, n nine pound
.,s'" "' o",'s' ~. ~
'o' ~ '"' '' " ~"
.o-M.a
uood rigs and the best OF dIiving
Parties conveyed to any part Of the
interior. q
An mana woo, ,,,,s 4, m. ,s,..,
u,m,,o,a's
sa" f'ahe'Aeo u '"e 'io''' "a'''
corner van ness avenue anu h''''
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-04-09

Drcssniaking--Piain and fashion.
able sewing. wordcn street. second
house above Catholic Church. .t-6i.2o
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-04-09

klamath county headquarters II
San Francisco Is the Hotel Savoy
corner Van Ness Avenue and ELL
Street. Walter 4. Conner. prop. TAX
Turk and Eddy" street cars at Ferry
get on at Van Meas aud walk ono-hal
block north. ?-is-3n
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-04-09

uood rigs and the best OF dI,vin
teams at the Mammoth Stable
Parties conveyed to any part Of a.
Interior. 2
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-04-09

All mems wool suits In the iatcs
snappy style aud fabrics n, u. L
iIamniond's.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
SCORES SUCCESS IN OPERA
Harold Eldredge Of Salt Lake Wins
Praise From the German
Press,

Harold Eldredge of this city who mas
been studying in Germany for several
wears nast. made his debut at the city
oners house Of Eiberfeld, Germany, on
the evening of Dec :. 1898.
MIR Eidredge appeared IN the roe OF
Silvio in 1.eoncavallo's masterpiece, rag
lfacci The following criticisms Were
taken from the three leading dairy papers
of Elberfold- g,
Fgberfeld Zeitung. In the role OF Sill
,io Harold EIdredge displayed an artist
Il, whom both voice and Interpretation are
remarkably we'll developed tor pesin-
ner. His purely lyric work, espeelaiiy
his MINER tones. although not strong, were
indeed beautiful Mr.. EldTsdge Would
,saLe an ideal wolfram as ne possesses
s,rer, requirement for the part we pre-
5icf "a fins future for this artist.
Free Press. Elberfeld: The role OF Sii-
- IN tPaeiiacci'' was sung ~ very
talented beginner Harold EldTedse, ar
American. Ills middle and lower registers
are exceedingly fine In both actl..z aho
singing the Interpretation showed the ar
ist and one highly fitted for pathete; Sc
rious baritone work, rather than isr'
roles .,-,. -.
rTaeelicbe Anzsigsr Elberfeld: Inc Toie
of Siivio was sung by Harold tioreuse
who although his acting stun SHOWS w
beginner is the poSsessor OF tihs "e 80, j
tone voice OF good range. esneeiails tn'
lover rerisser. and an excellent staS'
nresence His work in the great love que
viii Media was exceedingly fine
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
TO RELIEVE CONTRACTOR
Councilman 7. R. Black Would Have
City Complete Work on
Sewer Outlet.

A motion will be made in the city coun-
Gil on Monday evening by Councilman T..
r. Black to the effect that the city take
off the hands of the contractor the com
pletion Of the outlet pipe for the inter
ceptng sewer, finish it and hold the con-
tractor responsible for any increased cost
to the city.
At present the whole business of this
contract Is in such a muddle that the
members Of the council and the board of
works do not know what to do. The work
is in bad shape is leaking in almost ev-
e-y. section. and the contractor seems TO
be helpless.
At the meeting Of the finance commit
tee yesterday it was proposed to start
the pumps in spite of the leaks. and in
The meantime the contractor could keep
on stopping The leaks. That the con-
tractor might not claim acceptance of the
work on account of the pumps working.
II was proposed to have him sign a waiver
OF such a right and file another bond
Councilman Black. and he is not alone.
OBJECTS 10 this on tine ground that If the
pumps were started ana the intercept
ihs sewer put In operation it would os
necessary 10 stop for few days later on
10 test the outlet pipe when the contrac-
,W was ready TO hand it over. This would
Vdeh up the sewers and cause damage
SUITS innumerable.
The council was 10 have met Saturday
evening and discuss the work with the
oVard OF works. but this was postponed.
ead Z viii be threshed out at length al
We regular meeting on Monday evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
Treasurer FILES REPORT
annual Statement Shows a Balance
IN County Funds of
Si50.176.10.

soAh 4 Groesbeck, treasurer of salt
LeAe county. in his annual report, shows
va Iet the total receipts of the county in
- were yls2,lSS.46 and expenditures,
ss.'-2'A The balance on hand now is
$50 as N0,ll6.l0. and the balance at
s'nHlng Of the year was S2l.f44S2.
&, ~ balance now on hand Is made up
~ lle various funds as follows. General
tsise tUnd. Sll02S.64; tax sale redemp-
re- sH Iund, S5.29923: county school fund,
ts-,. L.. state juror and witness fund,
-. and bond interest fund. $500.
t.ts lbe general expense fund, warrants
~ amounted TO 1921 $50 "a i'm the county
r.goi fund. Sl5d6l4: state juror and wit
~, ianu. Sl.35l.50; tax sale redemption
r5-l' Sl-lVi,li. bond interest fund. cou-
Bon '''''-'' anu "Viiu' 'ee''''u
zee lpis we're. General expense fund
SEE TAX. S3l6 7S9. liquor licenses, S25.-
So butchers licenses. SS5f.35; msr-
fsi,.its licenses. 81 323. %; fines and for
Ii z--024.50: poll tax. 50. l4z.S0. fees
to,.i' sundries, 81, 44250. making 9
p 9t receipts in this fund of $3.50. SIS. 90
ssiS 1e-PJS Of the other funds were. TaS
an Exemptions. SIS. 1865; state juror
snr.s Fitness fund. S6.677: county schoo
e., slA- 4ZG.l1. bond interest fund trans
~ from general expense fund, $3.50
Nnd fund S50ON.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
NAB SHOE THIEVES
WITH THE GOODS
Detectives Follow the Trail OF
81 Pairs Taken From a
Store in Ogden

Within half an hour after receiving
their information, Detectives ochultze
anG Wheeling yesterday afternoon cap
tured Jim Franklin and john Thomas.
whu are wanted in Og,ien for the rob
berry of the Pinglee Shoe compan,
When arrested the. men had thirty -ene
pairs of shoes, identified as the stolen
goods IN their possessuT.
The men were caught in a Greek store
at $50 West Second South street. where
they were attempting to dispose of the
shoes They evidently arrived IN salt
Lake from Ogden during the forenoon.
carrying the shoes in three telescope
grips. and had just begun to attempt TO
peddle them.
The arrest was accomplished only
after 4 bold attempt on the part of
! Thomas to escape After the men were
spotted and located in the store, De
| tective Wheeling wenr into The sinre
| while Detective Schultze was looking
| for another man whom he had seen car
rving a valise DeCectivs Wheeling arr
rested the men, and after searching
them for weapons. told Thomas to SIT
down on one of the grips. Thomas eye
ing Wheeling like a hawk. saw chance
when the detectives back was turned
and made a dash for the bach T0nr. lie
get through bef IL Detective Wheeling
/ coui.l get him. but NICE outside foun.'
7 that he was fais'v ecrnered by nish
/ board fence too nigh to scale. and L
was with considerable meekness that he
was led back to the store to await tht
coming of the patrol wagon
Franklin, mis- companion, was only re-
! leased from tho salt Lake CI-y JAN Fri
day. after serving a sentence Tor Va
/ rrancv. He apparently haG made a bee
| line for Ogden. and, Meeting Thomas
turned the trick in the Pingree store
Friday night.
The men will be returned to ogder
/ today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
PARTY WORKER
GIVEN REWARD
n, Thomas G. 0delI OF Murray
Is Appointed County
Physician.
raj DERW0OD IS RETIRED
.ouulssIONERS DECLINE TO
pEcoGNIzE INSURGENTS.
ri, DERWO0D IS RETIRED

~ Thomas G. OdeH os Murray will
.ss nav county physician. TO succeed
" r Calderwood, whose removal
besn agreed upon by tho county
,r,issioners FOR political reasons DIR.
,,.u IS of course, a faithful Repub-
u and his appointment is apparent
.tisfaetorv TO the faithful. His as
80 has not yet been appointed, but
=. name of DR.. II. P Kirtley Of salt
.s,.iIl be presented az the first meet
-,f.tb. commissioners on Monday at
p. DIT Raley, who is the present as
INT fo the county physician, retires
- bis chief. rhe salary of the county
.trsiriau is $50, and that of his as
astant 500.
n~ ndeU is L young man, a son OF
,,.a-gs 4 DdeH. He has been the ply
g.isT for the smeiters al Murray.
TIE Republican county committee
"a r~eviousIv decided that DR.. f. W.
Wbifnev should be appointed county
.s-siciau. commissioners Mackey and
ti1;nton baked. however, and insisted
y, fdeH's appointment in spite OF the
fset that Whitney had the endorsement
N practically all Of the politicians.
Mrs Margaret Zane Witcherl also re-
bs1ed against the dictauon OF the poll-
.s.5sns The Republican county COM
rrissioners decided that W. H. Farms
.r,rtb should be retained as chief dep
". cc5nfv clerk. Mrs. Witeher ignored
. ~ orders Of the county committee and
appointed l. P. Palmer.
me county OficeTs-eleet have ap-
,srantIv agreed not to give out the
rsmes Of any of their deputies until
Monday each promising his list then.
An are now complete, with the exeep-
ion narhapE. of that of Fred j. Y.
1aoues. the new county recorder, who
bss NOT vet managed to get matters ar
ranged satisfactorily.
The county commissioners in APPROX
ing spDointments this year, have been
firm I'm insisting that appointees shall
he strong in party faith. And even at
that Insurgents Of last year are not re-
eaiving much consideration. Colonel A
Irvine wanted to have his brother
Amounted county physician, but the
commissioners refused to entertain this
FOR a moment. Colonel Irvine was not
verv successful up to date in getting
another brother. T. /. Irvine, appointed
IN deputyship under Mrs. MAJ 2aret
zane Witcher. He was told that for IN
slrgents mis- family had hes1 pTett 7 well
looked after, one brother holding a po-
sition at the state prison, another hay-
ing been deputy sheriff and A. B. If
vine. himself being a colonel on the stan
of the governor and a member o. one OF
the state boards. which is going some
for an insurgent in Utan.
Joe C. Sharp. shsriff-elect. has had his
list ready for some days. He had trou-
hes in plenty at the outset, but Gt,el
"A was once made up ne was firm II
refusing to consider a change.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
FAvORS CITY MARKET.
City Food Inspector Asks for Several
improvements.

In his annual report to be presented 10
Mayor John s. Bransford. Walter J. Fra
zier, CITY food inspector, strongly recon-
mends the establishment of a city mar
ket and a custom storage plant Mr.. Fra
zier has given the matter much thought
and has made extensive inquiry into these
propositions with the result that he will
work hard for their establishment.
He also recommends that the depart
n1ent of weights and measures be in
cluded in his department.
Mr. Frazier thinks that enough time
is not given now to inspection Of diaries
and to enable him to devote more tins
to these he is asking for an assistant
In addition to these things. Mr.. FrazieT
is anxious to- have a law passed at the
legislature modelled after the United
states pure food and drugs law.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
MRS. BUCHANAN DIES.
Woman Prominent In Church Work
Passes Away.

Mrs. Margaret Buchanan. wife Of Alex
ander Buchanan. died at 1870 yesterday at
her home. 49, West Seventh South street
Death was the result of complications
following BFights disease
Mrs. Buchanan was born in Glasgow,
Scotland, Feb. II. 1919, She became a
member of the Mormon church in 1919
and in 1889, with her husband and chill
dren, came to Utah
She was the mother of nine children.
four of whom, with her husband. survive
her. The children are; Archibald, Alex
andeF IT. and Agnes and Jessie Buch-
snan. She was an active member OF her
church and filled mary offices in its o.
ganizations She had been q counsellor of
ident of the Young Ladies Mutual Inn
prevement association for several years.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
CHARGED WITH THEFT.
Peter Dee Is Accused of Stealing
Printers Supplies.

The alleged partnership troubles in a
local printing establishment resulted IN
the arrest last night of Peter Dee OF
connnisfnt of John T. Miller. editor Of the
Character Builder. a publication whose Of
fiees are in the Constitution block
The charge against Dee IS that Of pet
ty larceny the theft consisting OF GUAM
fif,- of printers supplies. including type
cases brass rules. gglleys and j small
hand card press. These articles. which
Miller alleges were stolen from his Of
flee. were found at the residence Of Dee
r. South Fifth West street under search
warrant
After being booked Dee was released or
his Own Fecognizance.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
MURRAY NEWS NOTES.

The six-day musical contest planned by
the Murray First ward people i being
arranged. The contest management has
decided to extend the limit Of the con-
test and include Jordan and Granite
stakes, Two sets OF prizes will be award
ed-one &c the choir consisting of y
voices and over and the other To the
ehoirs consisting OF less than 3 voices.
This contest viii be held next month
Orders for plans for a sl5.oQ0 meeting
house tor Miller ward have been placed
with Rutherford q Hansen, architects, of
salt Lake. The new building will be Of
gothic renaissance style, with dimensions
of 1c3xS3 feet. The amusement hail viii
seat 80 persons. Work or the structure
will be commenced right away.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
NEW CORPORATIONS.

The William II. Rayisnee company of
Provo has filed amended articles Of IN
Corporation with the secretary Of state.
inrrea sing the limit Of capital stock from
s95 Gao to 100000 William II. Roylanee
is president and general manager; F. $
Dart vice president and C. NJ. Humph-
rev. secretary treasurer.
X X
The Central Trout company of Sewer
county. in submitting some changes IN
its articles also sent in the following
rev officers: Frank J. Hefflers. presi-
dent. ". ". Clark. vice president; z. l..
Clark. secretary-treasurer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
WANTS AN INSPECTOR.
State Board of Pharmacy Asks for
an Appropriation.

The state board of pharmacy in its
annual report to Governor Cutler yes
tefday recommends that an appropriation
pose of employing an inspector TO see
that the pharmacy act is enforced and
to provide a place to hold examinations
and a laboratory equipped with drugs and
apuaratuS TO examine candidates.
At present the board is supported by
fees for registration Of certificates and
charged candidates. which IS not enough
to carry on its work.
The board states that inpTovs meut in
a marked degree has been noted among
the pharmacists of the state During tht
two years los candidates were examined
Of whom Il passed as registered Dhar-
macists rs as assistants and II failed ut
far1s
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

The newsboys of Salt Lake have .ei-
ebrated the holiday season in splendid
style and have been the recipients Of
numberless gratuities and favors. On
Wednesday night the boys to the num-
Der of 200 were the guests of the Grand
theatre management. They occupied the
entire lower floor to the exclusion of all
other patrons of the theatre. On Thurs
day they were guests of the Lyeeum the
atre and witnessed the show from the
most advantageous seats in the house
On Friday they were given banquet by
The Herald and 1872 boys filled them
selves with holiday cheer. On next Tues
day they will be the guests of the man.
sgement of the Flower of the Rancf
company at the Colonial theatre
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
DOCTORS PRESCRIPTIONS
Quickly Cures Rheumatic Pains; Also
System Builder

Go to any good prescription druggist
and get the following.
One ounce Compound Syrdp or SaIss
neriIia and one ounce Toris Compound
Add these 10 a half-pint Of first class
whisky. and use d tablespoonful before
each meal and at BEDTIME. The bottle
must be well shaken each time
sTtbof,ei, f1is is seemingly a common
place formula vet it is the most eitee-
tive known for the eradication OF acid
nelson's from the blood. absolutely curing
an kinds of rheumatism. aud at the same
orois. healthy condition
Tire enfeebled body and nerves VIII tee
las remarkable restoring effects after the
first few doses. but II should ne con-
tiuued until health rs fully recovered
The prompt use of this excellent mix
ture will be found 10 save many q doi-
lar in doctor bills and much suffering.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
RICE SUBSCRlBEs $4,000
Millionaire Mining Operator Wires
Magnificent Contribution Toward
v NJ C. A. Fund.

president windsor V Rice OF the ,
! xz,,,1S Mems Christian association :
! bss Wired that he VIII subscribe $40,
: 600 toward the first s5o-eo9 te Dc Tait ssa
Z on the fund to pay of al OF the
I RESERVATIONS indebtedness -.
= Mn. Rice has been president OF tne
!. ,-e,ss lion for three years and has =
= devoted whatever time the assoeia
= tio, might require to its services and =
sion 'i-s9sv-s- beef one of .the largest =
: donors to the associations operating
. fund.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
4 COMPLAINT was filed in the count

4 COMPLAINT was filed in the county
attorneys office yesterday charging
Mike Negro. the Italian who fired a
shot at little Claude Hilton on Friday.
with ATTEMPT to murder. The boys
father William Hilton. called at the
prosecutors office yesterday. and it is
alleged. protested against the filing of
the complaint, saving that ne would not
prosecute the charge. and further that
his two sons had got Just what was
coming to them"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
. NO TEST SUIT ARRANGED.

a. . lllhgton, Jan. 2.-Secretary Garfield
ara Quay that he had been unable 20
"a alse with Senator Gore of Oklahoma
COINS test suits in the United States
ties IN the twenty cases involving I'll
So indian lands in that state Tn
b fefy said that nc single suit could
TIA. e-led for presentation to the courts
hsv Souid cover all the uesticns that
Frooss4i sen. The government viii now
come with these cases IN the lower
sbls u Oklahoma as rapidly as pos
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
rEl DOWN AIR SHAFT.

Nanaimo. B. c. Jan. 2-Neison rem,
a carpenter aged - years. net WIZ q
terrible death mere today while WofHli5
.--itf,o,'t Heht ard fell down the ar
shaft OF a mine dropping 600 feet. Death
was nSfantaneOus.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03
ARTIST Drops DEAD.

Monterey. Cal, Jan ---Sidney ,. lalus
the ro..-i water color artist. dropped dead
on the Sidewalk yesterday at CaTmei-os-
the-Sea. a few miles from here he was
% wears old Death was due 10 heart
failure.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-03

ana a class leader il the Primary asso-
The The funeral arrangements viii be az
/ nouncsd later.