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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-23
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SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.

The regular Sunday school Union
meeting OF tine Salt Lake stake will
De held % 2 %. m Sunday Jan. q. Ia
The Sixteenth ward hail. The subjects
ln the various departments win be as
follows
supcrlntondeuts poportment-Eu
ment of the unenrollod. juvenile and
assignment of board members 20
wards, new minute record
Secretaries and Treasurors' DEPART
ment-Ncw minute books. what course
of study shall we pursuc9
Parents Dcpartmcnt-Less IN and
e patriotism Boo the home. and prayer
assistance for the weak and erring.
Theological A-INsa0uH q 90 8 of 100
Years of Mormonism
Theological h-Loaaons 90 of Life
of Christ
Second Intermediate A--Articles from
March April and May juveniles Edwin
Markhama story ua q builder. Long
fellows story as "a builder
Second Intermediate b-Hist0rtCal
setting of the Book of Mormon, Rcag-
rauhy of ,he Holy Land
First intermediate. a and B-Lesson
2 of years counsel organization I'D
the primitive church. review Oh
months lessons
Primary How 90 tell stories to Chile
dreu.
Kindergarten SONGS or bymns. rest
exercises stories. questions
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90 the woman. lie suggested that tho
woman leave town and she consented
O, go. Time Tor sentence was fixed for
Monday aud SHE was released The
same order was made on the case of
Mary Mccain. not of Butte.
Another ease was that of Anna Spen-
Ger and Edith Fay. ON similar charge
They were represented by Judge G.. b.
Diohl. who stated that he was ready
f0r Trial Mr.. Rogers said Die was not
ready aud declared De understood the
women were 90 plead guilty and leave
town. Judge Diehi emphaUc8uy de-
MED the assertion and said DO was
clearly understood that the women
would under 100 circumstances plead
guilty.
Conditions arc such' said Doc. "that
those women are ga fear of e0.ng ou
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ALUMNI ENJOY DANCE.
Graduates Of l.. ID. s. University
Gather for Pleasant Anair.

Az Odoon hall last evening "a bail
was given under the auspices OF tho
Alumni association of the Latter-duy
Saints UniyertiHtE and b. proved 20
Boz ono of the largest and most in-
tercstug functions ever undertaken
by the society Upwards off $50 per-
sons were ln attendance. momhers Of
tho alumni and their friends. and tho
dancing program and other features
were thoroughly enjoyed hy ON pre-
sent
Tho officers OF the association are
David a. smith. president. "a. >. Tan
nor. president. j ~. Hicks socre-
tary aud treasurer. D. IA, Ashton, as-
alstant secretary. Tho society has up
wards of 800 members. though some
have been almost entirely lost sight 0f
Am endcaNor VIII De made 90 procure
the name OF every member and as
many as possible win be- prevailed up
ou 10 attend fne annual gathering
90 De- held ln June, at The time of
tho commencement exercises of the
university Following are some of me
committees Of the Alumni association
Arrangement A. y, Ashton, spencer
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COUNCIL SESSION.
Fred Byron of Taylor,,ille loses Two
Children from nlphthcriu.

Special Correspondence.
Murray Jam. % AT Tine Iaat session
of he city council the city gathers doat
principally with tHe paving extension,
which is now under Hay Tho city
attorney Has requested t1 draw H cone
tract relative Iu rne sidewalk IUI cone
duIl tu D.. laId uu doe elri Dido of State
street from Murray street ,1 thg Gore
don min race.
"HOMANCE OF A MISSIONARY"
Next Friday evening. Jam. 90. tus Rec
HE.0u class Hll give au cntaruIum..l
il Ono fIrl ward amu. mont hlIL Th.
important part swim he "a play entitled
Romance of "a Missionary" which
.ets forth the real experience aud VIZ
..es.lules af missionary Ile.
TH.H play is both instructive and
entertaining and BE- Is 90 Boz hoped the
people $500 attend ANA thereby euoou.-
ago tne children. aH au those tak.us
pfrt are members COZ Che Religion class.
SAD BEREAVEMENT
ono of the Wliasl casea of diuh-
tI.rH ever been kn1Wu.Iu th's CONTINUE
u.lF s reported frHm THEI0IsFlIIU lH
H Iu lHa home 1I FTe1 Byron IIL.
Cora tHH s-rear-old EIrL died Friday
Jam la. and another s.u or sal.s
died Thur.iaN Jam N Thur yHunsa.
children age down Very sIrk uIt us
Same disease altn1usH urIe a h1ue
heId uut ron their recovery Everything
Has done uat could possibly ha 1au.
u ouch elH... but lHr disease r.IUh
such STAGE thut it could uIt n.
checked sympathy Is shown tna h.-
retNrd iam.y hy many n.erds
FUNERAL or MRS JACOBSON
Tho funeral uf $40 Hlunab jacobson.
who diai "Wednesday mnW|nF 40 tH.
Groves 4. ID. hospital after au lr..-
alton FOR appendicitis. nII hH bold Co.
morrow Ht ~ nUlOrk noon n tnr lIHuf
ward Westinghouse Arf. jacobson
was Hn Ola and respected resident Cr
hls community she haa been an aC-
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AHoRRIBLE HoLD.UP.

About ten years ago nay brother
was held up In his work, hcalt.. and
happiness by what was believed 10 be
hopeless Consumption writes W. r.
Lipsc0mb. OF Washington. n. Q. He
took am kinds Of remedies ana treat
ment from several doctors, but found
no help an he used Dr. Kings New
Discovery and was wholly cured hy six
bottles. He Is well man today" rs
quick 90 relieve and the surest cure
for weak or sore lungs, Hemorrhages
Coughs and Colds, Bronchitis, Ia
Grippe. Asthma and sll Bronchial af-
fectlons Doe and 81 90. Trial bottle
free Guaranteed by y. q. NJ. I Drug
Dept 1l2-l14 South amin street. Salt
Lake city
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Church nctlceS.

Regular services OF the Church Of
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints viii
De neld In the Tabernacle at p, m.
tomorrow, Sunday Sunday school al 10
a. m, and meetings IN the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
follows.
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Felt. Leah Wins, Anna Grant, Irene
Done.
Reception, ID. A. smith, Ada Bitner,
Frank c. Taylor Richard w. Young
Jr., Florence Grant and A. =. Tanner
Floor committee, Edward +. KIM
ball Vera Noan Tanner and Edward
HOrscfaU
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ing service at 1880 p. m.. subject.
What Are You Going 60 do About
sing Sunday school az 1915; Chris
tiau Endeayor al 600 D. M. topic.
lessons from Genesis. Rcv r. NJ
Donaldson, u. ID. OF Denver. viii
speak on Wednesday and Thursday
evenings of this week A cordial well
come 20 an service
Westminster Presbyterian church I'm
the L. o. o. T.. block Postohice place,
Charles Curtis MClnure, pastor; phone
-6lo Bcll-M0ming worship n O'Clock
Sermon, called 90 be Saints" evening
service $780, address. "The Triumph OF
Christianity in Korea" Sunday school
at 1885, Mr. S. A. Morning. superin-
teudcnt brotherhood Bible class 1856
subject. studies iu Genesis. Endoay0r
mission sunday school az 1880 p. m.. at
$50 west First North. Senior Christian
EndcaVor $50 p. M; topic. Genesis /.
Is. Prayer service Wednesday even
ming 1fj at 1853 east Eighth South. A
Christian welcome at AN services A
homc-like church FOR all the people.
EPISCOPAL
ST. Marks cathedral, 225 east FIRST
South street Rev. Benjamin Brewster.
dean Services for the Third Sunday
after the Epiphany. Holy communion
at 5 "a. m., sunday school al 9;4j. morn
ing prayer ltany ana sermon az n;
subject Child Labor, and our Re-
sp0nsibilIty for IT," Evening prayer
and sermon az $780, Visitors are always
welcome.
CHRISTIAN.
Central Christian church. corner OF
Third East and Fourth south. one block
east OF county building Rev. Albert
Buxton, Ph, d. pastor residence, i66
Firth East. Ind. phone 299l Sunday
school az 0il "a. m. Preaching by Dr.
Buxton at n a. m. and 1.45 D. m. Chris
tan Endeavor az $3.50 p. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday night
METHODIST.
First Methodist Episcopal church.
corner Second East and Second South
streets. Dr Francis Burgotto Short.
pastor Preaching N a. m., subject.
whole Heartedness" Sunday school
1916 b. m. j. a. settle supcruteud-
eut Epworth leagues. $3.50 D. m.. Mn
Banon, leader Preaching. 1880 D. No.,
subject. 1.-THE Temperance Issue in
Utah. The Rev DR. Fuller viii speak
at both services. Hear him Don't
forget banquet Feb. 22. Prayer moct-
ing wednesday night
BAPTIST
Emmanuel Church Third South and
seventh East Louis 81 Boworman.
minister Preaching services. ~ "a.
m and 1880 b. m. Morning subject.
Ihc Value of Life.' Evening "nuu
vans Pilgrim Series "Giant Diapair and
Doubt ln Castle" bible school at 1875
noon Ben 4. Corum, superintendent.
Young Peoples meeting at 8.l5 b. pa.
Md week service wednesday evening.
1895 burlington mission. u. j. Lucas.
superintendent Bible school az TO i1
a m. and preaching nt 100 D. m.
RIO Grandc mission, a. M FRASER
superintendent Bible school at ~. 30
noon and preaching al 1880 b. m. by
Ia D. W Payne. You are cordially
invited 90 all off these services.
UNITARIAN
Flrst Unitarian society, l3s south
scrond East. william Thurston Brown
mlnlster-Eunday preaching service ut
N "a. m Subject Of sermons Tho heus-
lon of william Morris" Special music
hY Unity quartet sunday school az NJ a0.
Prof A.. N Cook, superlniendent Lloyd
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Charming women the world over
avoid cosmetics. powder and face
creams, They are extremely harmful
10 the skin, while HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea makes n clear and beau
tiful boz natures process Tea on Tab-
lets, 80 ccnts.--GOdbc-P Drug co.
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MURRAY DEPARTMENT

New delivered and vicinity
and aEet.ng -ee.ysa orce Er Nalonal BANK Rh
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Unclaimed suits and overc0ats half
price. Daniels tailor 90 west Second
South.
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TIME
TIME

The Twentieth Quarterly conference
0 ihe Pioneer stake OF Zion win con-
'ene sunday. Jan "a, 1909 at 4 o "a. M,
ln the stake hall. Sessions viii also
De held at 3. M. I'm the Tabernacle
ana $3.50 b. M. i'm the stake hail. All
members of the stake are requested
t0 attend
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.I Presbyterian church, corner n
giN Temple and g. streets. Hav.
Al0m a. Padpn. ID. ID. pastor
services ut m o'clock nr
' HiII at ihls time speak on "M9ll-
'nu in Korea" evening services
~ subject tho second of "a serIes
mons boy The pastor on 49, po-
IN. unday school at 1850 p ms
a neople's meeting on sunday
t tl mid week services On Wet
r,.3 efenlng' teachers meeting an
v mayer and conference al d. m.
~ public rs cordially invited 10 all
'.ss services.
F1 Presbyterian church corner
u.N.h East ana Eleventh south.
.nert d. Hays. PASTOR wade I0of-
aupcnntcndcnt of sunday
p,. Services on Sunday as follows
arn'ns service at N "a. m. subject
' lluor question in Utah" preach
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Mrs. L. ID. Mills, I.aketown. Ut..S 100
w. p. johnson, Almo, Tdaho.... 100
j.. NJ. Carr Lorenzo, Ida......... .25
Carl West. Lorenzo, Ida......... 20
W. n. Hail Lorcuzo, Ida........ LOO
Leland Hall Lorenzo, Ida........ %
Dora Hal, Lorenzo, Ida........ b5
Ashael Hall Lorenzo Ida........ o5
Oscar Orstr1n, Lorenzo Ida. 25
George A. Browning. Lorenz0.... 25
George A. Browning Jr, Lorenzo .25
Emma q. Browning, Lorenzo. %
Esther Browning Lorouzo...... 10
Ruth Browning LOronzo......... Ol
Previously reported ...,.......... $40
lolal '.''..' ''.'..........,.....AA %
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ITALIAN RELIEF FUND.

The Deserot News lists are now
closed but the following subscriptions
are reported, having been delayed IN
the mails.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-23

Alliance Wednesday at 2:3O p. m. 20
cial Science club, Friday at 5 p. m.
Lecture by Mr.. Brown on The Econ
omic Interpretation Of History" The
public cordially invited TO all services.
English Lutheran church, 1856 south
Fourth East street, T.. W Bussard. pas
tor-Third Sunday after Epiphany,
Sunday school. at 10 "a. m. Supcrin-
tendent William Blum, Phi ID. Church
service az II o'clock. The newly elect
ed officer win be installed at this time.
All welcome
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GRANITE STAKE

. INC regular monthly meeting or
,le Granite stake 81 5. union VIII
held Jon tho stake house Thursday
s,N .b. 1903 at 7;45 p. on. AN sunday
Ae'I workers are requested 90 al-
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LINCnLN PIcrrREs.

Gottysbury address and Post Cards.
Audgley- B0dcl Co.. 33 Fast lei South,
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This week clayton Daynes Music co.
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Second Church of Christ, Scientist.
Ladies' Literary club building, 20 south
Third East street lesson sermon AT
III a. m, subject. Truth" Sunday
school al 1916 %. M. Wednesday even
ing testimonial meeting az s o'clock.
Free reading room, Az Tribune build
ing. l49 Main street Is open daily eN-
cept SUNDAY from 1 10 O'Clock D.,
m on wednesday 10 o'clock D. pa.
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Pure Drugs and Prescriptions our
specially. Halliday DRUG Company.
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First Unitarian society. l3s south
Second East william Thurston Brown,
minister sunday preaching service ht
1i u m. Subject nf sermons Tho kellE-
lon of william Norris" Special music
hY Unity quartet sunday school Hi ~ ao,
Prot ~ N Cook, superintendent Lloyd
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I.l congregational church corner
'..a Fast ana First South streets.
Goshen. pastor Monins ser-
''. al % O'clock.
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Other CHURCHES


ros .0es VIII be held in the various
hes mon churches tomorrow as fol.
ftnar,s5,.rs,s d. otfl..rar
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Groom, brand now pr Dr.. largo closet
gHu PANTRY northwest nue little
hnme' $3.50. $50 cash. balance easy.
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NEW BILLIARD CHAMP
[ is CALVIN OtMtREST

New York, Dec. 3.-Caivin Demarast
of Chicago won the final game and the
championship tonight. defeating George
Sutton of Chicago in the worlds pro-
fesional series at 1872 balklinc billiards
by 500 To IS in the 18th inning. Dem
Arrest won the bank and banked SUIT
ton made four and missed an easy one.
Demarcst took A. and Sutton responded
with another Hank. Sutton was Wis
IDLY nervous and could not get down
to his game IN the following inning
his count If II was his highest run of
the gaInc. DeInirest had To accept two
Zeros, but took them unconcerncdly and
in his eighth inning began slashing
run of III. He played with what
seemed reckless rapidity. but the pre-
cision of his control showed in the
accuracy with which the balls tipped
in and out of balk into perfect posi-
ton. Sutton was never in the running
thereafter. and Demarest went out with
an unfinished run of. SO i'm the 18th in
ming. The score: Demarest. 500: aver
age. 80 lola: high runs. III. 80, -.
Sutton, IS: average. 6: high runs, 81.
10. IA.
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WATSON SUGGESTS
WALKING MATCH
ENGLISH POET MAKES FUN OF
LIE GAlltENE'S CHALLENGE
TO FIGHT DUEL.

New York. De-. "a walking match
instead of boxing contest. as means
of settling the controversy between
himself and Richard lie Galliene. was
somewhat insiduously suggested by
William Watson. the English poet. on
his arrival from England today. on tho
Lusitania. A recent poem of Mr.. Wat
son, The Woman With the Serpents
Tongue" stirred Mr.. lie Galliene's ire
to criticise his verse writing in reply
and prompted him tn forward Mr.. Wat
son a challenge for a meeting, pre-
ferably i'm the ropcd arena.
MIR. Watson appeared much amused
when asked about the challenge.
This passage at arms" said Mr.,
Watson. seems to he entirely one
sided. l know Mr.. lie Galliene and |
can remember that he used To walk
Is miles and then become fatigued
while / was able to do 50 miles. i am
vastly amused at this challenge of Mr.
lie Galliene. Regarding his much
talked - poem, Mr.. Watson said:
Il merely wrote Il poem on gen
eral theme; that is all ! made refer
ence to absolutely no soman in par
ticular"
Mrs. Watson accompanied her hus-
band to this country.
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GIANT POLE SLOWS 4.
AWAY BIG FREMCHMAN

Kansas City. Dec a-Zbyscho. Pol
ish wrestler, defeated Eaoul de Rouer'.
a Frenchman. In rough contest at
Convention hall today. Referee Dave
Porteus gave Zybscko the first fall OH
foul after 20 minutes and IL seconds.
.byscko won the second fall with Il
cross body and see-saw hold, after 30
minutes and 35 seconds. De Rouen
resorted to almost every unfair tactic
known TO the game. He gouged the
Polander in the eyes. twisted his nose,
pinched his body and slugged him.
When De Rouan learned he had fouled.
he hammered away with his fists and
threatened Porteus. Zbyscko was
showered with flowers. He tried hard
to throw his opponnt with a toe hold
i'm the second fall, but De Rouen broke
Ii many times. Four thousand people
saw the contest. Zbyscko weighed .3S
and De Rouen 1856.
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freight went through without any
trouble.
The smitchmen are still optimistic.
After meeting yesterday afternoon
Chairman Jennings said:
The situation with US remains the
same today our information from
the east is all encouraging. We are
simply waiting for instructions from
headquarters and taking no action in
the striks here other than Ia act I'M
der these Instructions Nothing new
came today. To meet here once Il day
and learn the situation Is all that the.
swltchHtrn ara doing now. We don't
keep the headquarters open nights.
our policy being IL go home and ga
~ bed
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.PARR TELLS ABOUT
FIXING. OF SCALES

New York. Dec. almost dramatic
Was the testimony which Richard
farr, the man behind the original
sugar fraud exposures. gave in the
sugar fraud cases today in the United
states court.
Parr took the stand to tell. how. as
II special customs employe. he had
raided the Williamsburg docks ON Nh
yember IL. 1907. and found there the
evidence which MAS 81 largely insrru-
mental in bringing about the indict-
ments OF the men on trial and in lead
ing the American Sugar Refining
company to pay the government more
than s,6a0, 900 in back duties.
The most sensational moment thus
far in the trial cam when Parr de-
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Brady Suggests.

Boise. Idaho. Dec. .3.-Governor
Brady today disapproyed Of the plan
proposed by Labor Commissioner Nc
Even of Minnesota that the disput.
between the northwestern railroads
and their switchmen be referred To an
arbitration committee composed Of the
governors af the states which are af-
fected by the strike:
Il do not think il would be wise
for the five governors to attempt To
arbitrate this strike said Governor
Brady, but would suggest that Il
committee OF five composed of Goa
servative business men and labor
leaders be agreed upon To see if il is
possible In harmonic the differences
existing between the Northern Pacific
and the Great Northern and their
switchmen.''
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no action i'm regard To such OF its
members as are among the striking
switchmen seems evident after the
holding OF secret session yesterday
afternoon. The trainmen refused To
give out the least inkling of what
had been the result of three hours af
deliberation. but the fact that the
nesting was adjourned until the next
regular session of the lodge would
seem that nothing out of the ordf-
nary had been planned. Yesterdays
meeting Was called for the especial
purpose Of discussing the strike sit
uation.
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strikebreaker at Spokane.

Spokane, Dec. 3. Manned by clerks.
depot officials and few strikbreak-
ers. the Great Northern has four en-
gines working here and succeeded to-
day in clearing up the local freight
yards. Six strikebreakers have been
hired and it Is stated the freight yards
at Hillyard have been cleared.
At the Northern Pacific yards one
crew under the personal direction OF
the yardmaster Is working. No strik-
breakers are being employed by that
road here and only the most neces-
sary freight is being moved.
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TRAP SHOOTERS TO. COMPETE

New York. Dec. 3.-The interstate
association for the encouragement Of
trap shooting today decided that this
country should have representative
team of amateur trap shooters at the
Olympic games in Athens next year.
Tom Marshall, mayor of Keithsburg.
ILL.,. was authorized to pick the team.
The Grand American Handicap for
1910 will be held in Chicago next June.
and the Pacific Coast Handicap at
Seattle in September
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Richard in Trouble.

New York. Dec. "A constable
levied an attachment for 81 300 on the
stakes of the Jeffries- Johnson fight
tonight. To make sure that Tex
Richard pays a judgment for that
amount issued against him last Sep
TENDER in Nevada. The plaintiff is n
physician who alleges that profess
sional services rendered Richards
family when they lived in. New York
in 1907. never We're paid for. Ii is
expected that the matter will be adj
justed soon.
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Coal Supply Short.

Helena. Dec. 3.--Helena is threat
ened with a fuel famine, as the coal
supply. under present weather condi-
tions. will not last n week. There
is no change in the strike situation
here. The local yardmaster has sue
ceeded. with help of trainmasters. In
getting practically all accumulated
cars out of the yards. but none have
been brought in.
Governor Norris today said that he
would act with other northwestern
governors on board of arbitration
provided the request was made BY
both sides of the controversy.
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tailed his discovery Of the steel wire
which manipulated the scales. He had
observed heshas, one Of the defea-
dants, stopping over in a peculiar POI
sttion, he said. and. investigating he
discovered the steel spring by which
the weight VAS made Ia register
lighter than il really MAS by many
pounds.
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Butte Shutdown.

Butte. Dec. 3.-The mines and smell
ter of the Pittsburg Montana Copper
company closed today through lack al
fuel. Local Great Northern railway
officials tonight received instructions
from superintendent OF car service al
st. Paul to remove at once all en-
barge on the acceptance of freight
The strike of switchmen locally shows
no change on the surface of things
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MOVEMENTS TO SETTLE
The RAILROAD STRIKE
Continued From Page One.)

Turner of Great Falls and General
Agent J. s. Wilson of this city, as
switchmen. the Great Northern this
afternoon made IN its first freight
train since the strike was called. the
train leaving for the dry farming
towns. The Great Northern has an.
nounced that it will have two locals
out tomorrow and that through freight
service with the Burlington will be
rpsinnnl