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Graham guardian., 1909-06-25
First publication May 2s---5 times
Contest NoIice.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

United States Land Once Phoenix. Ariz.
May 90 1909,
A sufficient contest affidavit having he"n
fled IN this office by John NJ. Hollars. contest.
ant against Homestead Entry, No. 4l6S Serial
02757. made Apt 3, 1902 for e. NV 4, sW 4
NV u Section q and 50 x Ne q Section 20.
Township 10 S, Range % +, G. & S r B. NJ, by
Mary MagDigan, conte tee, in which It is
alleged that Mary Magnigan has never resided
upon and cultivated said land as contemplated
by the homestead law; that she has never es-
tablshed an actual bona 4 res dence upon
saii land and has abandoned same for more
than six mopths last past, said parties are
hereby noided TO appear. respond, and offer
evidrnce touching SAID allegations AT 10 O'Clock
q. IN. on Ju,y q, 1919, before Albert L. Cotton,
L S. Commissioner. Stafford, Arizona, land
that final hearing will be held at 10 O'Clock
a m. on August 4, 1909, before the Re0ister and
Receiver of the United States Land Otfce in
Phoenix, Arzona.
The said contestant having, In u proper all
davit, ii ed May 10, 1909, set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal ser Ice
of this notice can not be made, 1t is hereby
ordered aud directed that such notice be given
by due and proper publication.
CHAs. L. ARNOLD, Receiver.
Graham guardian., 1909-06-25
FROM SOME OF OUR EXCHANGES

While Miss Pearl Kinsmore, of
East Wind, Ind, was coming down
stairs Tuesday, she slipped and
bruised herself on the landing.
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all aonncilmon present Bills TO the
amount Of ei.A2fIS were allowed anu
ordered paid The milk Inspector re-
ported having Inspected an the muk
which is brought into the city for sale
and had found 70 up TO standard. Ho
also wanted TO- know ~ Dc had authoi-
ity to inspect the diaries which arc
outside of the city This matter was
referred To- the city attorney
Tho city iustaicc reported haNlht
tried 3G cases and had collected H1oV
ln fines
The sexton reported four deaths Cor
December two males and TIVE teunl.
and stated that 90 had died during the
year 1908
a number OF liquor licenses were
Erantod.
a communication was also received
from the governor stating that the
MAYOR had been appointed delegate
tO the good road convention 20 Dc held
iu salt Lake Jan. a. and skiing him CO.
appoint Eve more
The committee appointed 90 see tho
electric light people reported that The
company you'd make tho price $500
and Sl.15 whore Sc had been charging
Sf and 81 for BE- and rs candle power
ON condition that certain concessions
were granted the company by the cts.
BURIAL or YOUNG MOTHER
Funeral was hold this afternoon over
the remains of Mrs. May Holmes who
dlod wednesday,. Besides leaving a
week old baby girl and husband she is
survived by her fothcr two brothcrs
one sister, and other relatives. she
was but % years old and had been
married over one wear Services were
hcll iu the Catholic church. and We're
u charge of the Rev. Father Gallgnn.
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GAMBLING
. N JUNCTION CITY
A 6. Elderkin Unmasks
~ .....t,d Manner Vice is Pro-
,cled by the Officials.
,orr TEACHERS INSTITUTE
+. Mckay Iionored--Shor'-
in Davidson Accounts
.rempcrancc' Discourse

Ia, 1.-THE Congregation
se HAS filled TO its capacity
.st Win an audience made up
leading citizens who came 70
ri, n. srst Of a series OF sermons by
rlderzin on reform auea-
r,l,h will come up before the
Z ..s.iop of the Legislature. HIS
,.s night was on "ogden's de-
tbat GamglIug be LegalIzed.
,-ssr 70 secure tine data FOR TINS
I'm Rev. NJ. Elderkin spent eonsid-
n. lime drrIue the past few weeks
,f,rsnce with the local authori-
n, records of the police courts
u .,sn I'm paying personal visits to
.,,,ss where DE insists gambling is
y on not only m defiance of the
st under the protection Of the
b. ss well as the legal depart
~. N both The city and county.
10, rl5erkln was unsparing iu his
,..-rsation Of the gambling eNh
80 4 aarrantly carried on in ogden
,,r defiance of the law with the
m .nowledFe Of city and county OF
81 Ha made the statement that
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PARIS. IDAHO.
DEATH or JOHN mAsENTTATz.
Farmers Elatcd over Heavy storms
smith Hogc Home from England.

smith Hogc Home from England.
Special Correspondence.
Paris Boar Lake Co.. Ida. Jan Co.,
The funeral OF John Hascnfratz was
held Iu the Second ward hail. Jan. 2.
The hau was filled with friends and
uciehbor4 of the deceased, and the for
al offerings were beautiful Bishop
Robert Price ofncated. The speakers
were Bishop John Kunz. Judge Alfred
Budgc. Bishop Robert Price aud Prcsi-
dent Joseph r.. Shepherd All paid
glowing tributes as 90 the noble charac-
ter and kindly. cheerful disposition OF
the deceased. even during bis long i'll
ness
Elder Hasenfratz was native u
Switzerland. and came 90 Idaho in 1874.
Don 1890 he again visited his native land
where De lahorcd Tor two years a.
missionary His health has been poor
ly for over year and hc suffered
much from heart trouble, flom which
he suddenly died Jan. 4.
The dry farmers are much oucourag-
ed in this section because of she recent
heavy storms An unusual amount of
snow fell in the mountains during the
last few days.
Smith HoEe. who has been laboriug In
England as e. missionary for over two
years. returned home on the 9Th inst.
lie reports that he had "A most enjoy
able time while In the missionary field.
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containing money had been tamurrrd
With ana The money taken. lle gu. -sert-
"a Davis ana went tI hIs rUum lu iNc
Wakefield House with nu officer Davis
at nrst denied the charge oft taking Tie
money. and invited n search of tho
premises Thlrty-clrht dollars Out of
So. tnc amount stolen. were found ln
cigarette bon. Davis thcn made fnii
confession. and ie now ln The county
lHu awaiting Development
pOsrOrF1CE BUSINESS
The business OF the Provo noatoffce
was l1 per cent hlghcr ln leS than in
100 The former year % was ufOfl 16
Gud last year, Na.nRf
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PARK CITY
SESSION OF CITY COUNCIL.
Funeral Of Mrs May Holmes, a Young
Matrun OF -.

Special spondcncc.
Park city, Jan. S-tuneral was held
"Wednesday in the Methodist church
over the remains OF Miss Mary Thomp-
son. daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs. Carl
Thompson
Grace Richardson the 14-year-old
daughter of MI and Mrs l. Richard
son was operated upon for appended
tis last evening. by DTS Wilson and
Bardslcy.
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
The city council met last evening In
regular session with the mayor and
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police Tor another go dave. what more
than their own confession of guilt is
needed ! do not know"
COUNTY TEACHERS INSTITUTE
AZ the Weber County Teachers ln-
stitute, held az the court house satur-
day afternoon. supt Thomas E McKov
delivered au addross on Agriculture
This o. the last Address superintendent
Mckay win deliver Co tho teachers. ns
De leaves during the coming week for
switzerland, who're De Will assume the
presidency OF tho sNisF-Gorman uie-
sion. Tho attendance at the mpetiug
was The largest 81 has been in MANY
weeks. and the speaker WAS llsioncd tn
with close attention. lie emphasized
the Importance VI teaching elementary
agriculture in the schools.
Al the conclusion of the address Do
was presented with ca beautiful gold
rlng by the teachers as "a token OF goou
will The matter OF the selection of
Superintendent McKav's successor was
again postponed at tho request of Pre-
idcut Stratford. 10 is thought that tho
appointment will be- made next week
SUNDAY SERVICES
The priesthood meeting OF tho ogden
stake was held at tho Weber academy
Sunday afternoon. with a very large
attendance Present were the repre-
sentatlVes from the Youue Mems and
Young Ladies' Mutual ImproN emcut as
sociatiuns. Relief. PRIMARY and other
associations. The speakers were Sam
uel G.. Dye. W. NJ. McKendrick. r. y.
Evans and C. G. Richards.
At the tabernacle in the afternoon tho
regular services were held and Nephi
q 3 IH.H
principal speaker. his subject being
Temperance" Special music was rem
dered by the tabernacle choir.
DAvIDsON's ACCOUNTS SHORT
Tho local officers OF the Pacific Ex-
press company have, after an inVesti-
CATION. found several shortages in the
accounts OF Neil w Davidson, a former
clerk and have notified The bonding
company which furnished the bond for
the young man that he rs wanted IN
this city. Detectives have been put
TO work on the case.
Route Agent Hall and Local Agent
Dobbs have completed am inycsuga-
tion Of the accounts VI Davidson. but
are retiCent in relation 10 the amount
OF the shortages that they have dis
covered. but il is reported that The
shortages Us IN the neighuOihood OF FpVl
and possibly more. AS yet no con-
elusive evidence has been found against
the missing clerk, yet the crcum-
stances are suspicious.
one Of the cases called TO the atten-
ton of the officials Is of a young lady
employed at the depot who recently sent
a package TO Kansas city and when II
reached It's destination, IL was minus q
$40 gold piece.
The wherea bouts OF Davidson, who
has been missing since last Monday
night is still unknown. but II is be-
lieved that within "a short time tho OFF,
GERS. who are working on the case, viii
be able to locate him and he viii be
returned 10 Ogden.
ROADWAY DAMAGED BY SNOW
A report was received az the office
Of superintendent Manson, of the
salt Lake division of the Southern
Pacific. Saturday afternoon, that th'
wires are down in the vicinity ol
Truckee. california, the damage BEING
caused by numerous snow slides. II
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was also reported that drifts from
four 90 eight feet were piled upon
the track and several hundred feet
of snow sheds wcru torn down by
tho slides
MAsoUERADED As a WOMAN.
George Whale. ottirod in woman's
dress was arrested Saturday cvonlue
at the Eureka lodging house hy OF
fcer CrOmut0n Whale is believed
20 be- slightly dcmcntcd and viii De
held pending an Investigation. For
about 81 week Whale has retained o.
room at the ro0ming house and has
lett DC but very little and when Dee go
so it was while uttircd BOO o. woman's
drlaa
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Atty. j. w. n. Whitecotton is now cu-
eaged obtaining pardon FOR Duane
McCandlass of Lehi who is serving 2
9-mouths' sentence in tho county jail
on "a plea OF involuntary mauslaughter.
Last March McCaudlass and Moses Jones
OF Lchi became iuNOlvcd iu row prin-
cipallv based on too much whisky. ana
McCandlass struck Jones over tho head
With "a beer bottle. causing death iu a
few days McCaudlass enjoyed gooo
reputation up Co the time Of thc un-
fortunate occurrence, and haas been "a
model prisoner.
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some vonra but hv remarkable por.
severance aud endurance. has uttnlurd am
enNiable position in Tue musical fratef-
Notwithstanding tho severity of the
weather urEo audience including
some " irutoH most influential elite
Icut. assembled lu College Hail nnd
enioyci % rare musical treat 8 MUM
Dor of MI Smith, Salt Lake admirers
wcre also ih attendance.
re concert ives under the direction
bcr was rendered hy the noetouian Man.
dolin aud Guitar club. Walter smith.
81. Horace Eusiru, always welcome
visitor in Provo suug in Die usual Cf.
fcotive style. where Che Sweet WHO
rhia was thc nrst rendition of Mr.
Walter Smiths lutest production. and
both music and words reelected rroHf
crodit ou Che eiitcd young Uumu0Hcr
Later u che evening Mr Ensign saur
Isle off tho Sea- composed hY thc same
Nir John w summerhays of salt fake
WHH Boo rNceuonf voice. and delighted
Tho audience With hls sweet tcuor solos
Aliss EduH Evans or SHlt lake cone
tributed two sclect'gua responding ALSO
to an encore. which ucre mnturouslv
boz addition to the above numbers by
visiting artists Miss Luusc rendered a
sortuno solo n her most charming
Miss ADAMS dcmonsDoted hat sho .-
ono Of ltah's most talented DluUuL lone
lists Tho Mandolin aud Guitar clubs
selections. Prof Huumuutnu and Nr.
Smiths violin duet and che cNCollcut
mandolin selections hY Mr.. Walter
Smith. completed a very choice musical
mo committee ON Arrangement cone
sisted off r. Leo Bird ueber a.. lex.
and Lafayette A. HolhrOOk. all returned
missionaries from New Zealand.
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ROADWAY DAMAGED BY SNOW

report was received az the onice
Of superintendent Manson, OF the
Salt Lake division of the southern
Pacific. Saturday afternoon that the
wires are down in the vicinity OF
Truckee. california. the damage being
caused by numerous snow slides. IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-11
lrNcmoN CRY nRnls.

Typos Eject Omccr~--At The mcot-
Ink of the ogden Typographical Union,
30. e3O. held at the Union Labor
hall yesterday afternoon the follow
ing officers were elected. Joseph
Gould. president. Jerry Maxwell. vice.
president. s. g. Patrick. secretary
treasurer Pctcr Denkors. sergeant
at-urme
Wedding Pcrmits-Marriogo n-
ccnses were issued saturday AFTER
noon 90 the following. IN 70. Culbcrt-
SON aud Maud Weaver. both of ogden
and Claud n Dustin OF Salt Lake ana
Hattie hatcher OF ia Porte Ind
SUNDAY Thcatcr ClO-ing--At roe
cent meeting the Methodist broihcr-
hood adopted resolutions endorsing
tho position taken 10y Judge " a..
Guunell OF the juvenile court upon
the question OF closing thcuters OF
every description Ia ogden on sunday
Judge Gunnelrs action was FIRST taken
up ia "a letter TO the city council
at its meeting last Monday evening
and which viii undoubtedly come
before that body this evening
Descrtcr suir'cndcrs-Aferle Tnomp-
son. "a former member OF the United
states army who deserted from the
barracks at Washington. d. O.. gave
himself up TO the pollcc Hatufuhl
evening lie says that he enlisted
in January 1907. and deserted in May
of the same year The police depart
ment has telegrnphcd the war depart
ment of the mans arrest
Amended ArticIcs-Saturday after
noon the Utah sanitary Fruit can
ming company filed an amendment
To lis articles Of Incorporation with
the county clerk. increasing the capt.
tai stock 90 $4,000 OF the par value
of 81 each The officers of the COM
pany which is engaged In the fruit
canning business at North ogden. are
Edwin G. McGrin, president, John
G.. Lynch. president, Joseph NJ.
Story, treasurer; and John S. story
secretary.
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PROVO.
TESTIMONIAL CONCERT.
rendered Mr.. Walter Smith--SchoOl
MOneys-Co. Teachers Institute.

Special Correspondence
Provo. Utah Co. Jan. saturday
evening "a testimonial concert was teu-
dercd by the b. Y. university 20 Mr..
Walter smith the talented mandolin and
guitar instructor and n popular stud
cnt IN the institution.
Mr.. Smith came from New zealand
about y years ago with bis uncle, HE
RIM Whaanga. the well known Maori
chief
The young man has been afflicted Tor
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WHY USE YOUR

I.etterheads for scratch paper when
we can sell you scratch paper 80
cheap3
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-14
OKLAHOMA
NUDDLEO
Bank Failure CompIi-
Gates [ ank Guarantee
Problem

Tnl6a, Okla, Dec. 14.-Of little out
side interest in itself. the closing OF
the Farmers National bank here last
night by Bank Examiner BRYANT is OF
unusual moment because Il further
complicates the affairs of the Colum-
bia Bank 6; Trust company of Okla
homa City which failed last Septem-
Der.
w. L. Norton, president OF the Ok
lahoma City institution, is also the
holder OF the controlling interest in
the bank here and is Interested in at
least four other small banks in Oklaho-
ma towns
Just what effect the failure of the
Farmers National here will have on
the Investigation into the affairs of
the Columbia Bank & Trust company.
Is matter of conjecture a grand
jury which Investigated the affairs
Of the latter concern returned three
indictments and two accusations but
before Attorney General West had
signed the documents, Governor Has
kell cancelled the authority of the at,
torney general 10 represent the state
In that case and brought the investI.
cation TO an end The governor de-
clarcd he took this step because it
was not TO the best interest of the
state TO have an investigation OF the
banks affairs at that time.
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[EOP OIL D
s SAVED
Obstruction in lntestines
is Removed liking is
Given Hope.

Brussels. Dec. liking Leopold
was operated upon successfully 10,
day, The surgeons found no trace OF
tumor, the presence of which in the
intestines had been fearod His mai.
esty's trouble was due to a simple
obstruction.
The king Is resting quietly.
The operation was performed by
DR.. Thirar. assisted by DIS. Stlensen
and DePage and three others. 1t
came In the nick of time as the pat
tents abdomen was so swollen that
the only alternative OF immediate re.
lief was death
Improvement in tho~kingss con6i-
ton followed at once, but whether he
has the vitality to resist the after
effects OF the surgery Is a question
regarding which the physicians will
not hazard an opinion. Leopold was
under the effects of chloroform for
40 minutes Later he asked the sur
geonS for the details OF the operation.
They told him an incision had been
made and an accumulation removed
from the intestines, Happily they had
discovered neither a tumor nor an
abscess. At the information the king
joyfully questioned:
Then there is hope for my life?"
Yes, YOUR majesty" responded Dr.
Thirar. there Is hope, but the great
est care must be exercised"
The gravest danger now is the pos
sibility of fever developing.
Special editions of the newspapers
announced the result Of the operation.
Al o'clock this afternoon the ply.
sicians issued this bulletin:
"The kings condition is very good
as a result of the operation
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WOMAN'S HUSBAND
is IMPLICATED

Savannah. Dec. 13-Developments
in the aftermath OF the triple murder
of last Friday gave rise 10 the start
ling theory that not a single murder
er. but two or possibly three, were
guilty OF the terrible crime.
County officers tonight declare that
of these j. c. Hunter, husband of
Mrs. Maggie Hunter. is certainly one
Mrs. Hunter died today. The officers
say the chain Of evidence is complete.
asserting that some clothing badly
stained and apparently spattered with
blood found today, and alleged to be-
long to Hunter, is the final link. This
clothing, It is declared, was worn by
Hunter the day the crime was com.
mitted.
1t was declared tonight by a physi
clan at the Savannah hospital that. in
a statement made In a moment OF
consciousness, Mrs. Hunter today
charged the crimes to her husband
and that she said she was held by
a negro man when the blows were
struck that caused her death.
Rev. j S. Wilder, pastor OF a Bap-
tist church, said that Mrs Hunter.
after recognizing him, declared a
white man had struck the fatal blows.
Tonight the police continued their
questioning OF Hunter. who has been
a prisoner since Saturday. He stout
ly denies any guilt.
Mayor Tiedman tonight asked that
no extra editions of the newspapers
be issued carrying the developments
in the case and although one paper
had gone to press, the edition was
suppressed.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS. OF
WORLDS MARKETS
Wall Street.

New York. Dec 1.-THE tone Of
the opening stock market today was
slightly irregular, but gains were in
the majority. The volume of business
was moderate. Utah Copper and Colo
rado Fuel rose ] and American Smelt-
ing SIS. Rock Island showed the eff
fects of realizing and with Anaconda
and 500 Line declined large fractions.
There was some aggressive buying
for time, under which Reading rose
] u, Southern Pacific Ia and Union
Pacific 500 Line and PitJsburg Coal
preferred l. Subsequently, realizing
wiped out the greater portion of these
advances. There was also some
hoayy selling of recently active Spe-
cialties The market was holding
fairly steady at IL o'clock. Slight raj
lies followed the reaction. but an
easier tone became manifest before
noon. PitJsburg, c. C. c, & st. Louis
rose l.
Bonds were steady
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Lost
IN A FIRE
Terrified Tenants in a
Cincinnati House Cut
Off From Escape.

Cincinnati. Dec. 14.-Seyen persons
lost their lives, seven were injured.
two probably fatally, and about fifty
others had narrow escapes from death
in a fire which destroyed Il four-story
tenement and lodging house here ear
ly TODAY.
The fire started from the upsetting
of a kerosene lamp during a quarrel
between tenants The building was
an old wooden affair and the flames
spread rapidly to the stalrways and
halls. cutting of the escape OF many.
Some rushed to the windows and 9TH
-crS 20 The roof The firemen-and
policemen rescued many of them. but
others were too terrified to heed the
cries Of the rescuers and threw them
selves from the windows. Some OF
these were caught in blankets held be-
low, but others fell to the sidewalk.
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OIYERTiNG THE" COLORADO ~
RIVER AT YUMA

Los Angeles, Cal, Dec 14-With
the completion of a siphon fourteen
feet In diameter under the Colorado
river at Yuma, the United States re-
clamation aeryice will have accomp-
lished a feat unique in American en-
gineering. The Siphon will carry
water diverted from the Yuma dan.
fourteen miles away. under the Colo
RADIO river, TO irrlgate $500 acres in
the Yuma valley. Two shafts each
100 feet deep will be sunk and col
uected under the river by a drift ,m.
mel. The top OF the tunnel Will be %
feet below the lowest known ped OF.
the Colorado, and tne tunnel Itself
will be 1000 feet long.
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HARRY p. FOX CAUGHT BY
SAN FRANCISCO POLICE

San Francisco, Dec lin Harry
?. Fox. broker living at the Hotel
MANI, there was discovered yester-
day the man for whom the New York
authorities have been hunting for
more than year TO have him testl-
iy in the manslaughter case against
John H Tyson, a wealthy Automobile
list who ran over and killed man
named Gunnison while driving his
machine through the streets of New
York a week ago Fox created a
mild sensation by eloping with and
marrying Miss Rose Wolf and it was
through the news OF this elopement
that he was traced
Fox said he had not been in hid
ing, but that the case had been post
poned so many times In the New York
courts where he had testified once.
that he could not remain there longer
In justice to his business interests.