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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
NEWS OF MOAB
Special TO The Tribune

Special To The Tribune.
MOAB, Nov. PA deal was closed here
u few days ago by which g tract OF ten
thousand acres Of rich land in the upper
valley will he placed under irrigaiiorf
Joe Lcvant Of Denver. representing east
ern capital. fled on 10000 acres OF the
richest soil in the eastern and southern
part OF Utah The firm backing this
proposition Is known as the PennsyI-
vania Promotion company. with head
quarters In Philadelphia, They arc rep
resented in tho west by Mr. LcVant OF
Denver. They have promoted several biG
projects OF this kind I'm Idaho and their
water title has been the best. K, c.
Clark. an enthusiasts young man OF
Moab brought this deal 10 a focus For
some months he has been trying 10 get
eastern men of means into this valley
to look over the promising outlook and
npallv ny placing handsome bonus i'm
thc Denver bank hc succeeded In per-
suadIne Mr.. Lcvaut 90 make tic trip 10
this section OF thc country.
\ big reservoir VIII bc built at the
.bcad OF Mill creek mar the LoVcrdSc
Dune. II viii bc 200 feet high and 600
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Goulds and Vanderbilts,

The two family names which. among
foreigners, are Synonymous with enor-
nous American fortunes are those of
the Goulds and the Vanderbilts. Ger
tain members of these families, by So
her-minded attention to business and by
useful and practical philanthropy, have
abundautly deserved and have accord
ingly received the respect and esteem
of the public. They have not had their
heads turned by their almost incalcula-
BILE riches They have acted in public
and i'll private just like common or
garden mortals, they have not courted
publicity; they have regulated their
lives according to the Ten Command
ments. and have reflected credit on
themselves and done much 10 dignity
the family name in the general estima-
tion
But there are other members of these
families who have lately been conspic-
uouSly in the public eve. not for any
notable service rendered 10 humanity,
but merely for the messcs they have
made of their matrimonial alliances.
Alfred Vanderbilt has incurred the
cordial disfavor Of court circles in
Great Britain, IN connection with the
Ruiz case, and il now appears that FL
sic French, TO whom he was married
January IL, 1901, was abundantly JUS
tlfied in securing a divorce from him
William X, Vanderbilt. jr., and his
wife are not on speaking terms because
of the intimate friendship of the hus.
band for an opera singer.
Consuclo Vanderbilt, Duchess of
Marlborough. one of the finest repre-
sentatives abroad of the best tradi-
tionS of American womanbood is iud.
ing kind of solace for the Duke s un.
faithfulncss in efforts for the ameliora.
tion Of the lot OF the working classes.
Her father William X Vanderbilt.
ST.. could only agree 10 disagree with
his former wife. who is now Mrs. O, H.
u. Belmont.
As for the Goulds the story of tine
struggle between Anna Gould and her
husband. the Count dc Castclanc. for
the possession of their children, and her
its slow length through the courts aud
the newspapers, only to be superseded |
by the narrative of the welded infe. |
lirity of Howard Gould and Katharine |
Clcmmous.
The author of GLOW to Be Happy, |
Though Married. ought to write Il |
book explaining How to Stay Mar.
ricd, Though a Millionaire, - II seems
as though the people who have every.
we find the largest number of cases of
chronic dissatisfaction. Having nothing
else 10 do-nothing unseen 10 sec-no-
where uDyisited 10 go-thcy fall To
quarrelng with one another to kill
time. Getting divorce establishing
4 residence. comforting with lawyers,
aud hiring detectives becomes an en-.
occupation in lieu of any bet,
Ter business
The scriptural prescription that
man must earn his bread in the swear
OF his brow is among the eternal vcri.
les that survive the assaults of the
higher criticism, The only way to be
happy is not 10 hunt in highways and
>yways for cphermcral amusement. but
o keep at work. II is not the working
Of our millionaire famiics-it
: thc cosmopolitan Idlers-who are re.
ponsible for the blots upon the 'scutch.
'ons Of their families for bringing into
lisrepnte otherwise honorable names
Public Ledger.
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WONDERFUL TRIUMPH
OF SURGERY ANNOUNCED

CLEVELAND, O.. Nov. 24.-Tbe sue.
cessful transportation of fatty tissue
from the abdominal wall to the eve
socket of Peter Rothgery. a patient at
the City hospital, was announced to-
night by DR. 4, Il. Ibershof'. The op.
Grafton, according to Cleveland sur
geons. is the first of its kind recorded
DR.. lbcrshoif performed the operation
n week ago and today announced its
success. The tissue was used as the
base for the setting OF an artificial eve.
This eye is now susceptible to precisely
the same control as 10 movement us
the living eve.
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||RYt IS FIGHTING
/ R[vOK|SG OF LICENSE
|.oocaIs TO Court for Writ of
'ff fCertiorari Against City
Officers.

...eIal 10 The Irloune.
Nov. 2a-Throueh his sttor-
MacInnis & MaSinpins. George
~ rronrIotor OF the Globe saloon, OBJ
fpe, p,O H'rit OF certIorarl in the district
1'u.a ,hIs afternoon, directed against
ems l., Brewer. sam Browning. Jo-
~ mana Chris FlySare. George VIII
|Fpn W Austin. Sam Thomas, Ii. j.
.J. ~, - G. A. Dickson. III. l.. Peery and
|Yo"yT iJumphris. the members OF the
S,y council, recurring them TO appear
|nns.,, ihe court with "a transcript OF the
usu -lo'Ju proceedings In which the retail
,nnmS" nr license of Frye was revoked last
|penoSii Sio AFFIDAVIT, Frye declares that at
i,sion =. nj the council he was deprived
4, his license without any notice being
,,an him. because II was charged that
se allowed gambling In his place OF busi-
~ - FRYE denies that he has been main
...n,rr p gambling room in his saloon,
ls.p ~s asnIss the right Of the city aurhori-
.p.s s N deprive him of n license without
ses notice being given. as required by
|fhe statutes
...,.d license sor October. November
|. ii nccen,ber, and that the stipulated
snm for the license has been paid. The
,.Ser was issued by the court on the
la officials enjoining them from i'm any
r,snner interfering with the business con-
sSricd by Frye until the hearing, set for
|ptcsmber 4.
4 rTryc Is awaiting trial on the charge OF
Emitting gambling In his saloon. the
|ass having been set for Friday. The
-eilon of the mayor and city council in
s,ycking his license is claimed To he un-
|hxlu as we'll as premature. since he has
|,a vet been convicted OF the charge
|-ransl him The statutes require three
|fys' dotIce TO cle holder of 2 liquor
||rtnse before the license can be revoked.
|,-j the allowing of the holders OF the IL
|I,rse 10 he heard. Chief Browning WAS
n bis way 10 close mp the saloon this
|,.lernoon when he was shown the writ
|taed by the court.
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TYPICAL WEATHER FOR
EASTERN THANKSGIVING

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-Thanks-
giving day promises to be crisp and
clear in most sections of the country
typical Thanksgiving weather. Ac-
cording TO weather forecasts. the tenn.
pcrature generally Will he little above
the seasonablc average. except in the
lower lake region and the Atlantic and
gulf states.
There is a promise of SHOWS and
rains over the Michigan peninsula, but
further west there viii be declines in
temperatures. Wyoming, Montana and
the Dakotas are promised snow and
falls in the mercury
Clearing weather has followed the AT.
lantic coast storm in the coast states,
but disturbance is expected in the
upper Mississippi valley. Elsewhere in
the eastern half of the country the
weather Will be generally fair on
Thank sgivinp daY.
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PATTERSON, H0LDUP,
ENTERS PLEA OF GUILTY
'zslol TO The Tribune.

I;Tcia 10 The Tribune.
4 OGDEN. Nov. 2i.-EGbert Watterson,
|farged With assault With intent TO COM
|Dlt robbery: and William Lindsay,
|lsrEed with burglary. were brought be-
SIC the district court today, where each
|aiered a plea of guilty. Sentence Will
Is passed upon both prisoners next Tues
Il5 morning.
L Wstterson Is ono OF the highway men
FlD entered Wilson Bros grocery store
II Twenty eighth street two weeks ago
|ed attempted 10 rob the place, but the
Istl-laid plans were frustrated By Tom
|lrd George Wilson. the proprictors OF the
|fos, who beat Watterson into submits
|r'D and held him until the arriva! OF
y police Watterson's pal made his cs-
|ep
Lindsay broke through the plate glass
Indows of Becraft's supply store on
Fnlty- fourth street and Grant avenue
|Fd stole n revolver and several other
|nicles which were afterwards rccov-
Itc rom n local pawn Shon.
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NEWS OF EPHRAlM

Special TO The Tribune
.nr thr nIonoer residents OF Joseph city,
was buried al that place yesterday after
noon in the Joseph, cemetery, The serX- cry
n5i,jcb was filled 10 its capacity with rel
a,ivos and friends who came to show
ItIeir respects to the departed. Mr.. Ross
was widely known throughout lho sou!G
,,,, rortiou OF tho stale. and was conSld- =
cred one OF Gtah'9 best and most honor
ablo men. lie leaves a large family to
mourn his loss The services were con
s"oh. Excellent music was furnished
by the choir. and q solo was rendered ny
James Moore. entitled % Grave, Nhco,r.es hcre
t,rv Lirhls OF the departed ana offered
words of consolation To- thG pcrcayed;
Those who spoke were GriI humphrey ol
.soIin. i n Iacknran of Joseph Bishor
= Ecan, President Sccgmillcr ana George
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News of lntermountain Region

season OF the year for Ncttie l. Stephens
and Joseph +, Stephens. according TO Mrs.
stephens complaint for divorce filed
with the county clerk today. On Novcm-
Der 10, 1908. Mrs. Stephens saws. her huS-
band struck her. and on November %
last he entered the home while she was
Wing III in bed and took possession OF
Earl stephens. one of the minor chill
drcn. without her consent and against
ncr protests retains the child.
Mrs. Stephens says that her husband
rs possessed OF a moan and irritable dis
position. She asks the court to grant
her divorce, the costs of the suit
attorneys fees. reasonable alimonY and
the custody of the two children.
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ATLANTIC COAST HELD
In GRIP OF BIG STORM

BOSTON. Nov. 2l.-Thc northeast
storm of snow and slcct which set in
last night changed tonight to a down
pour of rain in the southern section Of
New England, making Thanksgiving
eve a dismal one
Vessels were forced by a fifty-knot
gale TO hug sheltered harbors, At Vine.
yard Haven the schooner Nat Aver was
driven ashore, at Plymouth the schooner
Alice Turner was forced on a fiat, and
at Provlncctown the Boston fishing
schooner Buena dragged ashore and
filed. The crews Of all escaped
The inhabitants Of Block island and
Nantucket were isolated from the main
land by the interruption Of the steam
boat service, and tomorrow will have
to forego turkey dinners, AS their ship
ments of the national bird are held UP
at mainland ports.
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(REDlTORS LOOKING FOR
FRENZIED FINANCIERS
ecial 10 The rribnnn

'kcai 10 The Tribune.
NDEN. Nov. 2i.-AnNlous creditors
|.lIe sought The services of Sheriff B, B.
|.lson and other local officers in an
|t'n 10 locate a. l.. Cole and IL b
|fgnncr. who have been conducting a
tlll slore on Washington avenue be-
'tnh twenty second and Twcnty-third
|Nt.k and who recently closed up their
Kissing Men
blore making their last ''frenzicd
2ancc strike. Cole and his partner
4ihed set OF harness from j. G..
20 Bros. and wagon from the
|."On implement company and contract
number OF other bills around town,
|nEh were left unpaid.
y. Alvord. proprietor of A second
~ slore reported 10 Sheriff Wilson this
|svInoon that Cole and Worther had
1seG oil several articles at his place,
|fg 10 them
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SANDY NOTES

Special TO The Tribune
SANDY, Nov, 9f-Whne driving along
state street near Mdvale this morning
James Strong figured in a lively run
away. AS he was nearing the railroad
tracks the double trees broke and the
horses started To run. After running a
short distance they stumbled and fell
This dragged the driver on his seat and
Strong fell between the struggling horses
Fortunately he fell in such a position
that the horses did not step on him in
rising and he was little hurt. One Of
self.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25
FOUR MEN INVOLVED
IN THEFT OF SHOES

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Nov. 2l.-As the result of All
investigation. started carly this morning
nv Patrohnan crompton. Charles Riley.
jim Riley and Charles Jennings were ar
rested and VIII no charged with robbing
\ Southern Pacific box car November =
ana stealing ten pairs OF shoes.
y pair ri the shoes. believed 10 have
been disposed Of AT n second hand store
conducted by Italian Joe on Grant ave-
nuc. was recovered by iho police The
Italian Will probably hc charged with re-
celNing stolen goods. and the three men
with burglary.
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than were this year Building will con-
tinuc during tho entire winter.
President Cordlcy Of. the Pacific &, Ida
no Northern railway invited a number OF
Wciser's leading business mon TO 20 to
Evergreen. the terminus of the road. last
SUNDAY. AT Evergreen A sumptuous re-
past was served TO hts guests by Prcsl-
dent Cordley.
A. $. Clarke, an insane shcepherdcr.
was taken TO the insane asylum at Black
foot yesterday, Clarke was found wan
dering through the hills in the vicinity
OF Midvale. and brought TO this city.
where he was examined with the result
that he was ordered taken to- the asylum.
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WATER Is RESPONSIBLE
FOR TYPHOID OUTBREAK
Special to The Tribune.

special To Tie Tribune.
OGDEN, Nov. 2I.--Tho large number Of
typhoid fever cases which have dcvcl-
op"d In the Five Points section Of this
city the past fcw weeks has led TO an
analysis Of the drinking water hy the
state chemist, who has found that the
water is infected and unfit for culinary
have been warned arainst usInc n for
drinking purposes.
Tho general health of Ogden city is
better now than il has been at the same
season for many years. The recent wccl<-
ly report Of the sanitary inspector showed
but iwentv-onc cases OF contagious dis
cases in The city.
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Residence in Ogden.

'..lhl 10 Tho Tribune.
!. ..yggpEN: Nov 2l.-DistrIct Judge How
sS afternoon rendered a decision in
5' IN an action brought by relatives
s,las,, ~r la,e Emeline Richey. living in
.-suslhnia; 10 contest her Will. The
~ ',,s' held that the residence of the tcs-
81 ~ 81, ,he time OF her death was Og-
fsd ne property left hy her was de-
4 thlg civ o''0S anu w hltcF h'SHeN
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PREPARING FOR VISITORS
TO SHEEP MEETING
Special To The Trlhnnc.

OGDEN. Nov. 2i-CirCular letters are
being mailed to- all hotels. lodging houses
and restaurants OF the city inquIring as
To the accommodations which can be Of
Tered for the National Wool Growers con-
vcntion and Midwintcr sheep show. which
VIII be held in ogden early in jan
uary.
The hotel committee does not antlcl-
pate that there Will he any lack OF SC-
commodations during the convention. but
expects 10 have a list Of restaurants and
hotels ready for the visitors when they
reach the CitT.
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atag Smoker Given.

t.n t:fSrto to The Tribune
!. r. 4 N9v. 2i.-Mcmbcrs Of the e.
4" T.. ogden lodge No. 10. and their
h rss,' s.cSts held high carnival In their
Geve,.Ss .hls evening a q stag smOk-
snx stunts" were pulled on In
slipas mock trial in which several OF
Ion ,ss' menbers of the lodge. were
Itl a&nn & rack. refreshments were
7nc ~, vi excellent musical pro-
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Mrs. Pattison Dead.

'no,,r, nrr,,Io 10 Tic rribuna.
hlti,on Nov. 2i.--Mrs. Emeiine /.
No. VIC OF Alexander Partlson. died
0ES nome in Clinton. Davis comfy,
rrv v~''nlle' n.e after long Illness. from
\ ~ inc funeral services win be held
|.n linton meeting house. Friday, at
terr, 'l.erment Will be made at the
&nin nnetnctery MIS- Pattison was
ID fa.snS Usoen November 21, 1857. having
*bt. ~, nei htty-second birthday She
"lsOand ana five Children
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Banquet Is Planned.

bpww nc Tribune.
,ornr, Nov 2l.-Preparations have
icnGm..e9 Tor a sUmptuous banquet
hIeh rfd re The members OF the salt
poon". stthool football team. Thursday
nfool" ,r eer TIC game with the ogden
VI prn,ih, ~nih, which will nc played At
y Of ~" Both teams will bc the
SoAh l., Young company at
" IN ~ on 81 tEc musical comedy.
! :" vac evening.
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NICARAGUA AMERICANS
ASSURED OF PROTECTION

MANAGUA. Nov. 2I.-Thc report
that President Ielaya has put many
Americans in Jail because Of their re
fusal TO contribute 10 the war fund is
untrue. Americans here have been as
surcd by the government that they are
perfectly safe. There are no Americans
in iail AT Manaeua and there has been
no request, according 10 the govern
ment' 5 statement, for contributions for
Tho MAr or for anN other nmrnnsns
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ONE MORE BIDDER
FOR THE BIG FIGHT

ST LOUIS. Nov. 24.-Thomas McCarcy
OF Los Angeles matchmaker OF the Pa
cific Coast Athletic club, arrived tonight,
en- route To New York, where he will bid
for the JeGries-Johnson fight. IT he is
successful he will hold the fight at santa
Anita race track. near Los Angeles, He
said lie would bid as high as any pro-
moter Tor the fight.
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Wood Arraigned,

yrrHI 70 The TriMInc.
~, ,yvpEN, Nov. 24.-Frank Woods. the
~ arrested at Boise and brought here
Ii, "dIse oil forgery. who Is persistent
1rii, omtcmcnt that he witnessed the
s,i,g OF special officer c. c. Riley
'lsoSd,n. @ lake by l.. Z. Driskcll and r. l.
for-s,.,, was aTraiGued on the charge
ti L'nss IhlS morning and placed under
1. "nd pending his preliminary hear
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Tribune Want Ada,
Sell Main 300, Independent 500
Prison for Cashier

PORTLAND, ore, Nov. &c. A..
postofiice. convicted OF cmboZzlemcnt was
sentenced today by Federal Judge VOL
verton 10 serve eighteen months In the
county iail and To pay a fine of Sl015
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New Appointments, A

SANTA FE y. NJ. Nov, 9i.-Chicf Jus
ticc Mills has accepted the appointment
Of governor of New Mexico and Prcsi-
dent TAFT has appointed Judge w u
Pope Of Roosevelt TO he chief justice tc
succeed Mills ON March 1 next.
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Marriage Licenses

c6gW ihe Tribune.
s!ssued NOV. 2i.-.Licengeg 10 marry.
an Dp,,.ao 20 tho following today: George
> Of u,,.nh u.ih ond Mabel Claire kcyscr.
soE. homueh trcd Gift ANA Bertha
-olh OF Ogden.
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Venlre DRAWN

:bpwS The Tribune.
. Sss mov, IA venic O! thirty
" ,uIr1wn for the December term
nksion1rl court today by the Jury
h IN NJ; Subpoenas have been
kr. '"e hands OF Sheriff Wilson for
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-11-25

= for ahc Shadows nf Mormon.
q, H. sale AT Tribune brunch Office.
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HUBBY MEAN AND
WIFE WANTS DIVORCE

Special 10 The Tribune
OGDEN. Nov. 2i-Since their mar
rlage. November s, 1905 the month OF
November has proven TO he an ill-fatcd
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Tribune Want Ads.

Bell Main 520Q. Independent $50.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-12-17
LOST.

Twenty-Five head of hogs, most
of them small ones, got out of my
place at Capulin last Saturday
morning, October End. Liberal
reward will be paid for their return
or information leading to their
recovery. All the hogs were brand
ed with a cross on the back.
Rafael II. Trujillo, Capulin. Colo.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-12-17
FARMS TO RENT.

Mr.. G. B. Christy of Malvern,
Iowa, owns two or three desirable
ranches which he wishes to rent
Enquire at La Jara State Bank
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-12-17

for trip to Illinois.
Rev. Minnamyer held Presby-
terian services in La Jara last
Sunday.
Seven travelling men represent
ing as many different lines were in
town Monday.
John Shawcroft departed Mon
day night for Denver with a car
OF cattle and car of hogs.
The next big farm sale is Chas.
Johnson's, nine miles northwest.
Read his add on this page.
The school children are looking
forward to a weeks vacation. They
tried to have the school board
make it two weeks but one week is
long enough.
Ask Kavalec for one of those
large new 1910 calendars and at
the same time inquire about rates
on insurance. He's got something
special.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Flintham left
Monday evening for Denver after
visit of several days, Rumor
says that they intend making La
Jara their home at no very distant
date.
Pueblo shippers haye arranged
a conference with d. q r. q.
officials at which they will ask for
IA lower freight rate than is granted
to Denver on all shipments to the
San Luis valley. A differential
rate already exists on some classes
of goods.
James Braiden was an outgoing
passenger Monday evening bound
for Ohio to revisit the scenes of his
childhood He was accompanied
by James McKelvey. At St. Louis
they will meet Mrs McKelvey, who
has been visiting relatives in
Kentucky, and proceed to Bellaire,
Ohio, for IA two weeks stay in that
vicinity.
An outbreak of leg and lip ulcer
alton among the sheep in northern
Wyoming has caused the board of
sheep commissioners to issue an
order calling for the dipping of
all sheep within the infected dis
trict. The order will be resisted
by the sheep men who claim that
dipping will not cure and owing
to weather conditions will kill
sheep in large numbers,
/ troubled with indigestion constipation
no appetite or feel bilious, give Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablcts tr'4l and
You will be pleased with the result these
tablets invigorate the stomach and liver and
strengthen the digestion.
H. w. Clarke, general manager
of the d. e. r. G.. returned to
Pueblo the first of the week from
a tour of the system and gave out
an interview according to the
Chieftain. First of all" he says,
"we are going to see that plans are
SO perfected that trains run ahso-
lutely on time Not few minutes
before or a few minutes late, but
absolutely on the dot to the time
table. The whole west is growing
so rapidly that we are out to have
things in such shape that the ID.
g. r. G. and allied roads can
properly handle the traffic" In
regard to trains on time Mr.. Clarke
should arrange with the weather
man for less snow and no wind
on mountain roads before making
rash promises.
While it is often impossible to prevent an
accident, it is never impossible to be pre-
pared-it is not beyond any ones purse
Invest 25 cents in bottle Of Chamberlain's
Liniment and you are prepared for sprains,
bruises and like injuries.
The La Jara chronicle., 1909-12-17
For Sale.

One black Jersey COW. A fine
family COW and will soon be fresh.
These cattle are scarce and this
bargain will not last long Call at
The Chronicle Office or see $. X.
Shirk.