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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-28
zoe China Mattings
at 12Hc a vd.

30 rolls of Heavyweight Seamless
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In checks, stripes and plaid designs.
Colorings of red. green, blue, tan
and yellow.
Close woven, firm, even edge, strict
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-07-28
4Oc Stair Crex
at Csc a yd.

Furniture stores sell this Crex
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can count your saving at a glance.
The most attractive stair and hall
runners for summer homes-cool,
sanitary and serviceable
In green, red and blue, with bor-
ders Finished with bound sides,
and strictly reversible.
one day at 25c yard instead of
4gc
Fourth Floor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
DWIGHT F0RTNER CASE
ATTRACTING ATTENTION

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 2O.-Jhe case OF NJ
Dwight Former. the former real estate
broker who was arrested In Paris last
summer on a charge OF forging the en-
dorEemont OF Il $1,000 check, was called
for trial again today. Twice before the
defense has obtained Continuances
Fortncr. who came to 81 Louis as a
hotel clerk, became known several years
ago by marrying q daughter of y. II.
Handlan.
His wifc's sister recently won . d.
yorCc suit against William j. Lcmp. Jr
Because of The prominence Of his wifc's
family and of the men involved in the
real estate deal in which the check ng-
urcd. the case has attracted considera ble
attention here.
Fortner's arrest came after detectives
had traced him 10 New Orleans and
Panama, and thence to Paris His funds
werc nearly exhausted when he was
taken At the French capital
The defense announced that its first
act would be a motion TO quash the in
dlctmcnt. Ir this fails, another Contin-
uancc may he asked.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
Advertisement
LURK IN
HEADACHE POWDERS
IndiScriminate Use Leads TO
Heart Trouble and Many
Other Ills.
COOPER SOUNDS
NOTE OF WARNING
Stomach Man" Tells How to
DO Away With Effect by
Treating Cause.

y warning against The iudiscriminato
use of headache powders was sounded
yesterday by tho Cooper Stomach
man. who has been meeting the pco-
pie at Smith s "Busy Corner drug
store, Main and Second South streets.
Such drugs give only temporary relief
and arc apt 10 lead to many other scri-
Gus ills, be said. Instead of steadying
the nerves, they increase the nervous
trouble and often result in nervous
prostration, according TO his theory. He
said,
women aud men, too. who, troubled
with headaches, dizziness and nervous
ness, have got into the habit Of dosing
themselves with headache powders, are
III rapid way to make their condition
ten times worse. Drugs put on the mar
ket to cure headaches are nothing but
poisons in their resultant action and a
person who becomes addicted 10 thcir
use takes his life into his hands. All
kinds of dangers lurk in them. Acetan-
lid, the most commonly used drug for
headache cures, acts directly on the
heart. For time it checks the flow Of
blood 10 the head, but when the effects
wear off the condition of the blood
vessels is congestcd and the heart has
been weakened.
Just as man has always tried to
find the fountain of perpetual youth
and mover succeeded. so is it impossible
for him to abuse nature and not have
to pay the consequences. Headaches
are caused from bad condition of the
stomach in 900 eases out of thou
sand. They can be cured in ten
minutes by auv known process. You We
got 10 60 TO the root of the trouble
and treat the cause.-The stomach dis
order. Overeatiug, foo much indulgence
in sweets, lack of exercise, too little
sleep, arc the causes of headaches and
dizziness.
1.-The remedy which ! have been in
Producing in Salt Lake depends on ma
tuTe for its greatest success. 1t is a
treatment that acts directly on the
stomach and through il tones up the
whole system. With stomach in
healthy condition mighty few persons
can be sick with headaches, dizziness dis
appears aud nervousness becomes thing
OF the past. "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
land Office Designates Immense
Tracts Under New Homestead Law

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
Condensed kilograms

Edward lvison, 9@ years old formerly n
capitalist OF New York City, died in
Santa Barbara, Sunday, He was a mem
bcr OF famous family o. Glasgow
Scotland.
The big drapery store of Ardiag &
ter Of London. was wrecked by fire Mon
DAY. The 500 women employed ON the
promises escaped with difficulty.
George Rhodius. a wealthy man of In
dianapolis, whose marriage at Louisville
i've years ago Ia a woman known as
r.lma Dare. was snnuilCd after the CoU-
pie had been pursued TO New York and
Pittsburg. died Monday.
In a pistol battle today IN Which
County Marshal Joel r.. Hayes. Police
man Earl c. Logan and an unknown ne
gro were the participants, the negro
the head and severely wounded in a
pawushop at 2lO Independence avenue,
Kansas CITY. Monday.
While the family Of j. r. Rudy OF Oak
land. Cal. was sitting al dinner Sunday
evening. Mrs. Rudy suddenly arose from
lludanmm and, Dramatically toasting
those present with 4 Here goes drank
the contents. Mrs. Rudy then ran out
nf the house. Was pursued by her nus
band and captured. She Will recover.
Tho silent phnianN OF Browusvillc stir
Of inquiry into The shooting up oi The
Texas town has beon unable 10 get any
OF tho Witnesses who have volunteered
to appear before il with a view uf get
ting clean bill Of health under the
Foraker. act. 10 diyuGo the names OF the
soldiers said 10 have participated IN The
shooting,
Fire In the basement OF the Columbus
COhio) Evening Dispatch office about
noon Monday caused n panic among the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21

Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 800. Independent 800.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
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.IhE.NARK OF. 5@-AGUARANTEE
THERMos BOTTLES
keep liquids hot--vcry bot-for
twentyfour hours.
They make good Christmas
gifts,
THERMOS BOTTLES
are so good they are initiated.
When YOU get ono be sure TO
get the genuine. We have n, full
line of all sizes and complete
assortment Of cases.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
||lIk COCKTAILS;
| I}ED CIGARETTES
!. IN the Brokaw Home Re-
|r,1 ls,Is Alleged Life in Pri-
'',, ,sta Of Fair Plaintiff.
IaulTlON THAT NURSE
VAS CRUELTY TREATED
|. |.,Inouy in Favor of Defense
r''' ,.,ars Of Sensational; As
tonishes Plaintiff.

cw YORK. Dec, 2o.-Cocktails and
w. a,s which have figured promi-
II the suit for separation
y. by Mrs. Mary Blair Brokaw
j. tsI husband, w. Gould Brokaw,
,s.nmed Importance today In the
4 i Mipeols. J.. ],
Moods. the Brokaw butler,
~ .:.S ,or the defense tiia9 he had
~ u,arttaiIs TO Mrs. Brollaw IN a
Ha IN ,,mblcrs, in shaker, when
np' IN NJ and dressed, and when she
he'd He was positive that he
I'm Mrs. Br6ksw putting cigar
! nd nd thst he had served her with
. ss her room. During her butler IS
."ny Mrs. Brokaw, who in her own
s-,sy would only own to an ex-
- of four cocktails and an occa-
Il cigarette. sat opHn-mo"thcd,
Damaging Testimony,
\ f.,r7;cd = cocktail 10 Mrs. Brokaw
!, .on parlor." continued the but
..,rd she mentioned to me that she
! S,sharpe6 her nurse, Miss See. |
H. ihat Miss See had asked me for
- 10 apply 10 bruises which she
: ISL been caused by kicks ami
ID. from a whip"
-. ;ae uamc Of the person men.
.sn asked counsel. "who applied
'.iin or did The kiclsjng}'
M Brokaw knew who did it," re
4 lie buIlcr.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
Flashes from the Wire

Inability TO obtain water. because Of
frozen pipes. caused a loss Of $4,000
iron rom IRE ire at IIill City, Kan; Monday
lBree buildings were destroyed
Ice cutting through the hull of the
steamer 4. A. Meyers of Tonawanda
caused her 10 sink twenty five miles Off
Port Colborne. in Lake Eric, Sunday
The crew of sixteen was taken OFT by
The steamer Maplcton.
John, Charles and Mary Corrodio. aged
:. ana Years, respectively, were
burned to death Monday in their house
ut south Chicago, when The house
caught iirc from an unknown cause dur
ing the absence OF their parents.
The British wrccklns tug Bulldog from
London To Havana was sunk ut sea OF
Norfolk. Va, carly Monday The crew
Eilirmlngham. now On route To Norfolk
The Bulldog was owned by the C3rlb-
bean WrcckinG company OF Liverpool
Justice McKenna OF the supreme court
OF the United States. Monday. denied a
petition OF Harry *. Tbaw for a writ
OF error 20 the court of appeals of New
York i'm the case in which Thaw made
an ~, Siiort to obtain release from the
TO leave Thaw in the asylum.
Sleet and snow. which have held the
northern and north central sections of
Louisiana aud Mississippi in their grip
for the last two days. WIN be worth thou
sands OF dollars TO the districts infested
by the cotton boil wccvil, according TO
government entomologists now in New
Orleans.
The thermometer Monday morning al
El PHSo, Tex. registered 10 degrees
above zero, the lowest point recorded
sincc 1899 and the coldcst day ever
known in El Paso before Christmas The
catuc have been suffering since Friday
over wide area around FL Paso. aud
unless tho weather modcrltcS soon losses
VIII result. The milk supply is short
and many water pipes have been frozen.
An echo Of the hatred fclt by Black
Flanders for Lieut.. FctroSlno who was
assassinated In Italy. is believed TO have
manifested itself I'm q bomb outrage on
the east side ip New York Monday
Thirty families We're thrown into Il panic
In tho early morning hours when Il bomb
TO which a limo fuse was attached. OK
plodcd in the lower hallway OF . Prince
street tenement The building was bad
" damaged and q jagged hole blown in
the floor directly over = basement fruit
shop kept by Dominica Ambrose.
thrilling man-huut terminated sun
day afternoon near Abb"vilc. Ia when
Roy O'lard, negro desperate. lSillcd
himself after a chase lasting since Tues
day. when the negro shot Officers Tlolv
ana Thomas. At the entrance 10 tho
'hola wl1tchic swamp "A Gordon of 100
men surrounded the negro. Wounded
barcfootcd and tired, he saw that escape
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
CHINESE EDITOR OF
FRISCO IS ARRESTED
Charged With Murder in Con-
nection With Tong War That
Is Shaking Coast Cities.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20.-Toue
King Chong, editor and publisher of the
Chinese Free Press, secretary of the
Chinese society of Free Masons, the
most powerful organization of Chinese
IN this country, and right-hsnd man Of
Dir. Sun Vat Sen, revolutionist for
whose capture the Pcklng government
is said to have n standing offer of $4,000,
was arrested today on an Indictment
charging him with murder in connec
ton with the fucd between the Nee
family and On Gick tong, He had been
hiding for two months, evading every
effort Of the police to find him, but
was located today in a house in the
residential portion Of The city and re-
moved TO the city prison.
Many Murders Committed.
The fight between The Yces and On
licks arose over the clopemcnt of Bow
Cue, IN On Yick slave girl, with n
lee family man. Eight murders have
been committed and business in the Chi
nese quarter has suffered greatly since
the first of November. because of the
reign Of terror brought on by the war
ring factions.
The Six Companies and commercial
organizations of the quarter have re-
pcatcdlY summoned the leaders Of the
two parties into council in the effort
TO bring about a truce. hut neither side
would yield. The Chinese merchants
finally appealed TO their minister rs he
passed through this city en- route to
Washington and they received tcle-
gram yesterday asking for details of
the war and its cause, which is thought
TO indicate that the Chinese government
Will take a hand in suppressing the
feud
Chong is among the most prominent
Chinese II tho country. lie is the ac-
tual head ut the Free Mason tong, which
numbers 80 per cent of the Chinese OF
the United States on its rolls, and is
advanced in his ideas, believing that
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21

girls In the circulation room and Miss
Mary Foskctt. stenographer was res
cuch ny reporters after the foreman had
placed ladder UP 10 the second story,
The other girls we're taken down the
stairway Just before the flames reached
thc composing room,
In continuance of its efforts to reduce
the number of fatal accidents I'm Amcri-
can coal mines, the C'uitcd States Geo
logical survey has just issued n primer
ior tho benefit OF miners and others who
have anything to do with explosives
Written In plain, technical Ian
suage, il describes how and Of what ma
terialS explosives are made, points out
The dangers i'll their use and shows how
these may he avoided or reduced 10 a
minimum.
Maj. Charles p. Rollcs Confederate .
veteran and the engineer who built the
first battery and laid out The plan ot tho
Constitution. which stood the terrific
bombardment from the federal feet dur
Ing the Civil war. is dead at Whining
ton. Del. aged So. lie was the last
surviving member OF the staff OF Gen.
w. IL. G.. Whiting. C. s. A.. and until
few years ago WAS actively engaged
as draughtsman IN the navy depart
mcnt at Washington.
a spectacular fire practically destroyed
the seven-story business block at 1872
13i-13G West Fourteenth street New
York, Monday. High pressure water
service sent $500 gallons OF water a min
ute into the burning structure without
employing engines. Tho police drove
dfty persons from the Salvation Army
training school next door and more than
100 men and women employees from the
burning building. The damage was csti-
mated al SI60.000.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
ILLINOIS MILITIA IN
READINESS FOR ACTION

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 2O.-Eight companies
OF militia were ready TO start FOR Belle
vile, H.. tonight and Sheriff Cashci was
waiting at the st. Clair county Jail with
4 heavily armed force of deputies.
RJmors that an attack would be made.
upon the Jail because OF the presence
there of Win Clark. a negro suspected OF
shooting two street car employees in East
ST. Louis Saturday night. caused the
preparations for an emergency.
The sheriff asked Governor Deneen 10
order troops in readiness when rcports
reached him Chat friends OF the East St
Louis men were planning descent IN
Oh Believille.
lines.
There was little IN East ST. Louis 10
were needed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
APPEAL TO PUBLIC
TO HELP SAVE LIFE

WALLA WALLA. Wash, Doc %
To save the life Of Reed Crews tho
young iincman who VAS horribly burned
six weeks ago, physicians today appealed
to the public Tor 600 additional volun-
teorS Ia give mp portions Of their skin,
to he used I'm grating upon tho burned
portions Of Crcws'a body.
So great is tho interest in the case
that 35O persons already hnyc submitted
10 The skin grating operations. and ap-
pros Nlmatclv 90u inches of cuticlc have
been transferred TO Crow5's hody.
Go with the Eagles 10 sec Bernard
Dalv al the Colonial tonight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21

mcut to confiuc it's supervision OF the
food packing industry 10 articles intend
cd for interstate commerce. leaving it no
Jurisdiction over food. however impure.
manufactured or sold within the borders
OF state.
Work on . translation OF the Bible into
korako, an African tongue in which no
book has ever been printed. is under
way I'm New York Tho tribe lives iu
the hintcIiand Of Sierra Leone. West
Africa. Missionaries. after six years
work among the tribcSmcu, believe they
have mastered the tongue. and arc now
preparing TO give the Bible 10 their
duSlly C0HYcrtS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21
ROOSEVELT AND PARTY
ARRIVE AT ENTEBBE

ENTEEEE. Uganda. Dec. 20.-After n
del!Ghtfui voyage across tho Victoria
MAMA Colonel Roosevelt and party ar
rived here today. AZ The pieT they were
met by government officials. who wcrc
introduced to the Americans Iy Chief
Secretary Russell. 4 guard of honor for
the visitors Was made up OF Indian Sllihs.
Colonel Roosevelt and Kermit entered
a. motor car and were driven To the gov
eminent house. where they will nc guests
OF tho governor Of Uganda until their do
partUrc for HampaiI tomorrow.
The colonel expressed himself aS as
founded at The beauty OF m" lake and
the comfort provided Tor the steamers
paSscngcTS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21

was impossible, and. placing the barrel
OF his shotgun To his breast. lie pushed
the trigger with his big toe. His body
WIS tied Ia buggy and dragged 10
Abbovillc ard placed in tho courthouse.
where il lay Tor several hours.
Declaration that In" constitution Of the
United states was uusuitod. In part, TO
INC needs Of the present genera tion, was
made by DT. Harvey w. Wylir. chief
of tho bureau OF chemistry. ~ a meeting
III Washington. SUNDAY OF the Secular
league. Tho defect To- Which ho pointed
IN particular was The provision which. he
said, rendered partially iuopcrativc tic
pure food law and compelled the govern
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21

she had knowledge Of the cuts on Miss
SEQ s limbs -
Mrs Brokaw was very cross and
nobody asked herr
Justice Henry IT, GilderslecNr, y
irlend of Mr.. Brokaw. testified thuc h,
had spent some time mt High Point. \.
c., the Brokaw winter country home.
and had always found the husband kind
and aftec tiunate toward his wife.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-21

Don't overlook "LIGUTS AND
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sent postpaid upon receipt of price.
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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-30

Of the stockholders. each stockholdci
shall be entitled 10 as many votes az
he holds shares Of capital stock, and
representation by proxy duly appoint
cd shall be allowed al all meetings OF
the stockholders
Sth-Amend Article IN 10 read:
IN. There shall be holden on tia
second Monday In January. 1892. and
hlennially thereafter, at such place in
ogden City as the Board of Directors
may hN, between the hours OF nine
AN. and nine PM. a regular meeting
OF the stockholders, az which time five
directors shall be elected by a ma
lority OF the stockholders present yot,
Ing by shares. all of whom shall hold
ONCE Tor two years until their sue
cessors are elected and qualified. The
Board of Directors shall elect from its
membership President and a Vice
President. and shall also elect, either
from or without It's membership
Secretary and Treasurer. provided
that one person may be both Secre-
tary and Treasurer. The Secretary
and Treasurer. prior TO entering upon
The duties Of their oiTlce shall give A
5000 and suihcient bond to this corpora
uon for the faithful discharge of tho
duties OF their office. In such amount
as may be determined by the Board
OF Directors. The Board OF Directors
shall have power to employ a water
master, and shall have the general
power management and control of the
corporation"
Second: To elect officers for the
ensuing two years: and
Third; To levy tax on each share
OF stock for the maintenance OF the
Company's canal and water ditchcs
for the year 1910
Fourth: To hear the annual report
OF the Company, and to transact any
other business which may properly
come before said meeting.
Ogden, Utah, December 20, 1909.
ANGUS T. WRIGHT, President.
ALMA d. CHAMBERS. Secretary.