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Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-17
NATIONAL GUARDS
DRILLING IN CAMP
Las Vegas the Scene of Activity for
Citizen Soldiers Who viii BE
Visited by Governor.

Las Vegas, July 17.-Camp Curry
today presents a well regulated mill
tary camp. The last of the guards
men arrived yesterday, and a rega-
lar military program of maneuvers
was begun this morning. Adjutant
General Ford is the officer i'm com
mand, and is aided by Captain A. 3
Brooks, OF the United States regu-
lars, and the officers of the several
companies attending. Silver City and
Las Cruces guardsmen marched in
yesterday, 100 officers and men
strong, bringing the total in camp ~
about 800 officers and men. Four
quarters of beef and 800 lOaves of
bread were necessary yesterday 30
feed the camp, and this amount had
to be increased 25 per cent today.
The rain of Tuesday afternoon
prepared the ground in ideal oonii-
ton for the encampment and che
weather Is cooler For the next hvs
days drill will be the principal order
of the day, for Governor Curry will
visit the camp next Friday for in-
spection. The governor will stay IN
camp for a day at least. A sham hat
tie is scheduled for July 81.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-17
MISSOURI REMOVES
THE. PRISON STRIPE:

jefferson city Mo, July 17.-The
striped uniform required to be worn
by all men convicts OF the Missouri
penitentiary for the last seventy-fvs
years was abolished by an order "
the board OF prison inspectors today
In the future this repulsive garb OF
q convicted felon will only be worn
by convicts who break the rules OF
the prison.
This innovation had been under
contemplation by the board, which -
composed of James Cowgirl. state
treasurer: Elliott w. Major, attorney
general and John 2. Gordon, state
auditor. for several months. and was
heartily concurEed I'm by Henry p
Andrae. warden. The board was
unanimous.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-17
ASKS FREEDOM AFTER
fOUTY-StvEh YEARS
Taos County Man Alleges His Wife
Deserted Him Twenty-Seyen
Years Ago.

Trinidad, Colo, July 17.-MaTried
A. years ago in Taos, n. NJ: Pedro
Jose Medina. an aged Mexican, has
filed suit in the county court for di-
vCrce from his wife, Luisa OTtega
Nj dina, on the grounds of desertion
In the year Of 1862, when the great
war of the states was being fought,
his couple were united In wedlock,
and for twenty years lived happily
&c gether In the year 1882, the plain
tin alleges that his wife left him and
has refused for 81 years to return to
him, although he has put forth every
effort to effect reconciliation. Both
plaintiff and defendant are I'm the
neigh borhood Of 20 years Of age,
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-17
THIS OLD VETERAN
ENJOYED HIMSELF
More Than a Century in Age, He De-
fed Family and Went to
COney Island.

New York. July 17.-Alexander
Hariette. 107 years old. veteran CT
the Mexican war, who has been miss
ing from his home at YOnkers for
two weeks was found enjoying the
sights of New York. Hariette told
the officers his relatives believed him
too feeble to leave the house alone
and he determined to show them that
he is 'iust as young as he used to
be" He has been at the theatres al
Coney Island, had a fine time and
protested vigorously at returning 20
Yonkers
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-17
MINERS IN DISPUTE.

Denver, July 1.-THE dispute be-
tween the Butte Brewery Workers
and Western Federation of Miners
over the control of brewery engineers
occupied the miners again this morn
ing and is still unsettled. Mother
Jones" will address the convention
this afternoon
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-17
DICKINSON WON'T
BUY FROM TRUSTS
Secretary of War Doesn't Want
the Army Supplies 10 BE Pur-
chased From Law Breakers

Washington, July 1.-THE Ameri'
car regular soldier will neither be
fed, clothed nor armed by the trusts
in the future If Secretary of Wa:
Dickinson can prevent it. He has di-
ge cted Brigadier General Sharpe, OF
the commissary department, to enter
into no contract with a corporation
party to a trust or combination IN
restraint Of, trade.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-17
OUAKBS IN GREECE.

Athens, July l7,-Further earth-
quake shocks in the province of Els
occurred today. Two were killed and
fifty injured in the village Upousisti,
where molten lava is flowing from
the ground. At Damiza four were
killed and twenty-four injured
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-17
CURTIS MAKES NEW
AEROPIANE RECORD

Mineloa. r. Y, July l7.-Glenn A..
Curtis, in an aerOpiane, broke all the
years records this morning by flying
24.7 miles over Hampstead plains
course in So minutes and 46 seconds,
for the Scientific American cup.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-17
AUTO HIT EXPRESS TRAIN.

lev was KILLED and Allen perry and
Archie Tappaj fatally injured whea
their automobile crashed into an eX~
press train on the Long Island rail-
road this morning Patrick Mona
nam while walking across a railroad
trestIe to view the wreck. fell and
was fatolly injured.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-17
REVOLT AGAINST SPAIN.

Elilla, Morocco July l7.--It is re-
ported here that the Kabylc tribes
men. 1900 strong. are about to at
tack the Spanish troops. Heavy out
posts OF spanish troops have been
placed about the city and two batter
les are In position for attack.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-17
CuRRY,s FnIEND oONnNG.

santa Fe. y. M, July lex
ernor Charles A. Reynolds. Of Albay
PHILIPPINE Islands, who has been lec-
turing in the east on The Truth of
the Philippines" and who will de-
liver the lecture at Clovis, will meet
his old-time friend. Governor Curry
at Mountainair on next "Wednesday
and come with him to Santa. Fe "a
deliver his lecture here.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-17
MOTHER EDDY is SO.

Boston, July 17-Mrs. Mary Baker
G, Eddy the founder of Christian
Science, celebrated her ssth birthday
yesterday. Members of her house
hold said the mother is in splendid
health and vigor.
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-17
SHE PRErEnRED DEATH.

Chicago, July l1.-Murder and
suicide rather than confinement in an
institution for the feeble minded is
the choice of Mrs. Anna Schenkle~
whose body was found in a gas illed
room with her two little sons, aged z
and IL today. Her husband contem-
plated putting her in an asylum and
IT is supposed she learned OF hts plan
Albuquerque citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1907-1909, 1909-07-17
CAR TURNED OVER

Wapakoneta, Ohio, July l7.--A car
ON the Western Ohio electric line
TUNED over at New Bremen today,
killing the conductor and a lineman
and injuring several passengers. The
motOrman lost control of the car on
a curve.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

land. or, who are visiting in salt Lake.
spent last Friday and saturday in Lo-
gan guests OF Mrs. Julia Nibley.
Mrs. Ellen Nibley had as guests over
last weekend Mr. and Mrs Joel Nib
ley, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Nibley.
Mr. Niels Hanson left during the
week for san Francisco, Cal. where ne
viii make his home.
Mrs. Clyde Squhcs and Miss Nora
Eliason left Thursday for New York
where Mrs Squires will join her hus-
band Mr.. squires, and Miss slias0n
VIII continue her study Of music.
Miss Flo Civilians Of Ogden was
the guest Of Mrs. George Torgeson last
week.
MIR. Reese Howell. who Is attending
the u. Of u. spent last Sunday I'm L.
gan, with his parents.
Mr.. /. r. Martineau spent wednos-
day here.
Mr.. c. w. Nibley and Mr. Hyrum NJ
Smith came to Logan last Friday to
attend the Hyrum stake conference
HdAutud@ anu SuuudE.
Mrs. i. A. Hinkley returned to Lo-
gan last week.
The sigma Alpha fraternity held
their first meeting Of this year last
Saturday night
The A. @. Woman's club met Mon
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Titus. The topic for the day was
Henry Jamess American" given by
Mrs Z, u BAH.
This week the Clio circle met az the
home Of Mrs Lee Thatcher. Mrs.
Wright touched lightly the life OF
Washington Irving. reading from the
'Alhambra."
The Nobycai held It's first meeting %
tho year last week. the following OFT
GERS were elected: President. Mrs Net
tie Davies; vice president, Miss Moan:
secretary, Miss Lalene Hendricks: COR
responding secretary and treasurer.
Miss Mae Beel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

pint % wator 10 pint Of che pineapple
ana cook 10 minutes. strain through
checsc-cloth. add n tcaspoonfui Of gela-
TN that has been soaked In quarter
Of "a cupful Of cold water. the Juice
Of large lemon and cupful Of sugar
strain and freeze. Serve IN glasses after
the roast NJ before the game course al
q heavy dinner az an aid 20 digestion.
a bit OF the sliced pine can be put on
top of each glass
Pineapple Sauce 90 Serve with Ice
Crom-Put cupful pineapple Juice IN
a cupful Of granulatcd sugar and cook
10 minutes. Add the well-bcaten yolks
of two eggs and whip over boiling wa-
ter with an egg heater until foamy.
Take from the fire and whip again with
the stifny beaten whites OF tho eggs.
Pineapple Fie-l.lnc a pie plate with n
good crl~ and nm with a can 81 crush
ed or grpvcd pineapple mingled with
ono cupful " sugar, a tablespoonful OF
softcned butter. the well-bcatcn yolks
OF two eggs and lastly tho whites Of
two eggs beaten stlff and folded in
II preferred. n teaspoonful Of corn
starch dissolved IN q little water may
be added 20 the pineapple with the
yolks of the eggs. and the whites OF the
eggs reserved for merlngue. After the
pie Is baked. whip the whites of the
eggs stir with two tahlespoonfuls Of
sugar pile lightly on top the pic and
set In a coolish oven 20 pun and color
a golden brown. The Delineator.
To turn NJ evenly the bottom of a
skirt for hemmng try this method
Place the end OF a yardstlck on the
floor close 10 the skirt and az the top ot
the stick place a pin In the skirt move
the yardstick little by little around the
body. placing a pin In skirt az top edge
of stick each time II Is set on the floor
After going thus all around the skirt
lay Il on a bed and place one end OF the
yardstick at the line of pine, and al the
lower part OF skirt, place a pin as far
from the end of the yardstick as de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY OCTOBER % 1000

Mrs NJ. L. Clarity; treasurer. Mrs. c.
c. Norwood.
Mesdamcs James Morgan, e. T.
Hush. Del Roberts. Bert Lowe. VIII
liam Owens and Frank Therlot rode
over 20 the East Tintic Development
company's mine Sunday. and enjoyed
a pleasant visit with Mrs. Ralph Kel-
log Luncheon was served. and the day
was exceedingly well spent
Mr.. and Mrs. Hebcr Meller returned
Tuesday from salt Lake.
Mrs. Henry Runneus o. entertaining
Mrs swsscy Of Montana this week.
At the regular meeting OF the Moth
ers' club which will be held Friday
evening OF next week the following pro-
gram win be rendered: Paper. "Chld
culture" by Mira Adams. addre =
1.-The Hull House" by Prof Richards.
recitation. Miss Helen Mccarthy.
Miss Helen smith. who has been as
sistant librarian in the public library
at Provo. has been engaged as librarian
for the Eureka library
The y. r. A. c.. club held q very
pleasant session Wednesday with Mrs
George Hanson.
Mrs Henry Cushing and child have
moved 20 Snntaquin whore they will
spend the winter
Mrs. Henry Runnells entertained at
a quilting party Tuesday. Covers were
spread for six.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
LOGAN.

..,,,au was held at the home OF
an AR. Isaac Smiths last Friday
complimentary 10 Mr.. and NJ 8.
NV smith who were among the
49, bridal couples. The rooms
wv. .rtisticallv decorated with sweet
Wy INA the time was spent In music
~ ,aros About A. guests were pres
m smith viii leave early in
e,',,rber 10 ON q mission in the
Northern states.
Miss Margaret Nibley entertained in
,,-7iallv at q chatting dish Monday
night
last Tuesday afternoon dancing
r,stinee was given at the b. Y. G,
gymnasium
Mr.. III. Rothery Of WELLESLEY, Mass.
is here visiting her son, Mr. J. l..
po,be~v During Mrs Rothery's visit
Mere she with Mr. Rothery will be
gpasts OF Nj and Mrs. A. NJ. Fleming.
Mr. Samuel Newhouse brought
narty OF friends in his automobile 10
logan last Friday night TO attend the
Marty given By the University club.
i
The following composed a party
which passed the week at the Rich
bungalow in Logan canyon: Mrs. 4.
NJ Fleming. Mrs Rothery. Mrs. J. g
walters Mrs George Champ.
Mr. John T. Caine III has returned
from Boise.
Mrs Fred Clark has returned from
o visit to salt Lake.
Mr. John CritChlow OF Salt Lake
spent part Of the week In town.
Mr. and Mrs. r. W. Davis OF I.ehi
who have been visiting friends here.
returned home, during the week.
Nj Dave Farrell is here from Nephi
on lbs way 10 Washington Mr.. Far
iel Is employed by the government
and has charge Of the dry farm ex-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

Emmitt Chapman. cashier OF the Bank
of Lehi, will be married next week
, Miss Margaret Cavanagh and Thomas
f. Kirkham. prominent Lehi young
people, will be married Nov. 4.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Arthur Livingston are
visiting relatives at Moroni.
Mr.. b. +. Grant Of Salt Lake spent
the first Of the week with Lehi friends.
Mr. and Mrs. John p. Mealdn Of salt
Lake City are visiting Lehi relatives
ana friends.
Tuesday the Lehi Daughters Of the
Revolution met az the home OF Mrs. j.
~ Kirkham and the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year Mrs.
.. a Shade. regent. Mrs. Rachel An
dersOn. vice regent Miss Maye Lott,
secretary. Mrs. J. NJ Krkham treas
urcr; Mrs. George Gray Mrs. Charles
Ohran ana Mrs Rachel Anderson. pro-
gram committee.
Mrs Emma Coleman Of Nanti Is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Roberts.
Mr and Mrs. j. l.. Alfred OF Ray
mond. Canada. viii make their home
here for the winter
Mrs Dudley and Miss Adams Of Ma
lad. Ida, are visiting Lehi friends
Mrs Amelia C.. Blggard Of Phnadel-
phia is visiting Lehi relatives.
Mrs. Edward Smith. Jr, Of Ray
mond Canada. is visiting her sister.
Mrs. James Alfred
Miss Loretta Thompson n Lima.
Mont. Is visiting her sister. Mrs. John
RussOn.
Mrs j 3 Gaddie OF Sugar Ida. Is
visiting Lehi relatives and friends
Mrs Hannah Goodwin Of Idaho Is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. s. J. Goodwin.
The high school gave "A very pleasant
party In the city pavilion last Friday
evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

pertinent station at Nephi. while his
work calls him 70 Washington during
the winter.
Mr y. A. Thatcher spent last sun
day and Monday I'm salt Lake.
Mr. 4. p Bacon spent the early part
OF the week In salt Lake.
Mr.. Joel Kicks left last Saturday
for South America.
Mr. J. A. Head Mr.. Martin John
son and Mr. Joseph Davis. left last sat
urdsy for a months stay in old Mexico
Or. d. G. Bulge was called to Malad
Monday on professional business.
Mr. Paul Jones returned Friday from
omaha.
Mrs Harold Peery OF ogden spont
last week-en in Logan.
Mr Luther Howell spent last Sunday
I'm Salt Lake.
Mr. Lewis T. Cannon came 10 Logan
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Alex Nibley Of Port
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

sired around in this manner. then turn
the hem at new line OF pins and haste
II. This method insures perfect-hang-
ing skirt and makes IL possible TO hang
skirt on ones own person unaided
and without difficulty. ] would be glad
TO have this useful hint reach the many
homemakers who read your most eX-
cellent magazine, for II win mean so
very much TO them in saving Of worry
labor and time.-Homc Department, In
the National Magazine for October.
What 20 do next II Is big problem.
isn't it? And 10 the girl on the eve OF
graduation, IL Is a problem that as
sumes appalling proportions Yet real
ly. II we look II straight IN the face, IL
isn't such an awful question, after an
BY we, ! mean girls OF average intel,i-
gence-not geniuses seeking careers
but girls who either by choice or neces-
sity decide 10 earn their own living IN
some way.
1t Is Ignorance Of the requirements
and of the advantages and disadvan-
tagos connected with the various phases
OF professional. business and horne lifo
that seems 20 be the cornerstone Of per-
plexity and the cause Of failure In
many masses. You must take time %
study the different occupations and
ltIH httlle ioI WINCH YOU are pest
adapted. Here is chance for the COLI
lege-trained girl 20 show her apprccia-
ton Of the merits OF thorough ,nyesti-
cation. not mistsking inclination For
ability by persuading herself that what
she likes 10 do is Identical with what
she can DO.
The sooner the artist by choice real
res that she Is a housekeeper by abili-
~. tho better u viii DO for pride and
pocketbook Tho first thing, then, for
the college girl I'm choosing an occupa-
ton. Is 20 find out what she can't do:
then. By the eliminntive process. 10 de-
Cido for what line Of work she Is bost
fitted, considering temperament, train
ing. home conditions and opportunity la
general.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

49,, engineer OF the southern
slsiant ' inns1psny. who has been ~, tne
pacific nd Mrs Robert ReNnoius'
erlsi Of w, va to her home at san iran
c.sc1. ss' 60.
"a unlock. william Boyer
Mrs. 81 ", 81 CoulNillc. Nephl
y j feie tf,,ts,ille aud r. White Of
sargent ". ero Yiaitors at the new re-
Brighan 're1t ponds IN ogden Naiie'
s.'' Monday afternoon
Mrs William Rove OF this
Nr .,nnre the engagemont OF tnel
c.p W. Ncliie TO william " ~. ~
oaaen,,'1,'' ,,,e Cit,. the marriage 10 Jake
q o.. ~ In thc near future
d. rruett Of Deeth. New was an
y IN, !" visitor during the wen
.,., nsrtv In the study room
rbe dancing pelg nj building last
.se new Hish school pu ~ ~. ,,,ost
saiioa; .,rial functions In the MS
oniNaD ~ scbool The students are
tor y ',,, of the excellent nail Tor
apnfc,N.,tcriues turned over 70 them
soda s",r1 ia education. The maple
BY Ae u.d fairly TO resound with
foor &c. os thcy trlpped the light tan-
sa9,n'sir There we're fully 100 couples IN
tastc .Irc the ball was given by the
a'i'niII',n,rr chestra for the purpose OF
e a,y the football team a Ill, ne'i s,i mai I1ai
tid i.u nan eleven Of salt Lake were
or liooored guests Of the evening.
ths .ng vae continued TIL nearly mo
lan,'"s All those in attendance pro
roia' ssoi.sessful ever given BY the stu
s Ss Of me Hsh . sch S1s T oDa P MTs
and Miss susie Rayburn. Miss
Q iN,rttn. Miss May Kyle and 9th
t'H ,.'.nb.rs of the faculty
A.. A. r. Haywood was the guest
VIZ VT. rrIuc.s Phillips Of salt salt
o. "s,t,r5sv afternoon, at the grand
"a me colonial theater
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
In WomAn's World

Pineapple Pancakes-M Make a good
batter using a half pound siftcd Hour,
three large eggs and a cupful OF milk
Have roady "a -buttored sheet-iron
fryingpan. and pour in about three
tabespo0nfuls Of the batter. As soon as
brown on one side reverse and brown.
Take up carefully. put on hot service
plate and cover with pineapple pre-
serves. over this put a second cake,
then moro pineapples, ana 20 on until
an ths batter has been used When
ready tD put on the table, cut In soR-
mcntsl Ike "a pie.
Pineapple shcrbet-This a. made from
the grated canned pineapple Add "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

G. r. Kruger. tho Joweler, 1850
Virginia Ave. indianapolis. Ind
trouble that / could hardly
walk a hundred feet. -Four bottles
OF Foley's Kidney Remedy cleared my
complexion, cured my backache and
tho irregularities disappeared, and 1
can now attend 90 business every day
aud recommend Folevs Kidney REM
edy 20 all sufferers as Il cured me after
the doctors and other remedies had
failed" T. j. IAN Drug co. C'The
never substitutors. Salt Lake city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
EUREKA.

Nj and Mrs. Frank Petersen left
Wednesday for a. visit with relatives
ia PaysOn and PROVO.
Mrs. Kittie Hines OF Provo was IN
Eureka this week.
Mrs. Edwin Brngleson rs entertain
ing her sister, Mrs. q. Harrison, OF salt
Lake.
Mrs John Person 90 Pays0n spent
a visit here this week. with the family
OF Wilman Carter
Mrs. George bergman and children
left Monday for Salt Lake, where they
win make their home.
Mrs y. j. Comen aud Mrs % N
Cornish ~ Robinson were visiting
friends in Eureka Monday
Mrs Thomas Dallin OF spriugyule is
the guest of Mrs. Mabel Hardy for
few days.
The Mothers club held their annual
election Monday afternoon boo the sole
ence room of the public school build
ing. There was large attendance a.
the meeting ana the following ladios
were elected 90 The different offices,
President, MIS- Edward Pike; vice
president Mrs. x. 5. Baker, secretary,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
BRIGHAM CITY.

Miss Mdude Glover. ,le little daugh-
terof william Glover entertained on
her ninth birthday. Saturday. oct. Is.
Her guests were Nola and Winnie
lowering Elva Blackburn. Aglaia and
Norma Anderson, Marjorie Horsley,
Cleofa Jeppeson Amsila Glenn, Rhoda
and ora Lee. Janice Boothc, and Pearl
Duke of salt Lake The little folks
spent the afternoon iu playing games
and -ere served TO ice cream and cake.
nuts candy and apples
Mrs. LOttie Cooler. Mr. Victor Mad
sen. Miss Daisy Madsen, ana Miss
Bertha Rosenbaum. accompanied by
Miss Florence Compton al the piano,
gave "a concert In Garland, Saturday
oct. l6, under the auspices Of the Bear
River Stake Mutual associations.
Friday evening, oct D., "A party OF
friends gave a farewell surprise ON
Miss Bertha Rosenbaum. Those pres
ent were: Mrs win Hansen Miss
Adela Clark. Miss Ethel Erdmann.
Miss Luella knudsOn and Messrs. VIII
Hansen. Roy Young. clyde Eddy.
Henry Harris and sherman McEboy OF
Logan.
Sunday afternoon, oct. o., Miss
Bertha Rosenbaum went 10 salt Lake
city, where she expects Co study vocal
music AN winter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
LEHI.

Mr. and Mrs John r. Cutler returned
Tuesday from England where they
have been doing missionary work the
past two years.
Miss Ida Taylor a Lohi belle, and
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

o. We va lsqd 700 Faa ~ 20 %. d po.I.
srEe sac eight tnes a. mach GO. N yo1r dfufsasi
donts el y yna drta % ~ send tho yellow
and ~ WIl rife yon . fuliaae botfln 10 notffg.
bALhIfIA ca. iaos- Olive 10 A.. i.sais, IA.
Soid ~ y j. HlLL DF sly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
Gray hair Restored.
"XkLhU1L HAIR STAIN"

Restores Cray, streakai az
hleactod Hair o. hOnnacla
ENTHUSIASTICALLY. Gives any sfads
ilom liEht Hreun 10 hlaek.
Dpts net ~ash ~ ruh 81 Cons
ialna no pole0ng ana "A nod sticfr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

Mrs Thomas Dalln Of springyille 9
the guest of Mrs. Mabel Hardy for .
Few days
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

Mrs. John Person 90 Payson spent
a visit here this week with the family
OF Wilman Carter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

Mrs George bergman and chlldrr
lcft Monday for Salt Lake, where ihe}
win make their home.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1909-03-05
Southern Banker Here.

Mike German, vice president of
the Bankers National Bank OF
Ardmore, Oklahoma, is asvisitor in
the city, having come here from
Wadena, being interested in some
Wadena county lands which he was
looking over.
Mr.. German says things in the
south are not as brisk as they for.
merly were. Business has been
rather poor of late. He attributes
this to the fact that the legislation
enacted in the new state is bad in
many features. Populistic tend.
ancies prevail among the law
makers and capital is fighting shy
of Oklahoma for the present, until