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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-05
FRIGHTENED HORSES
CREATE HAVOC
STEAM cAllioPE PLAYS AND
THEY DASH INTO CROWD;
SCORES TRAMPLED ON.

Ogden. Utah. Aug. "A fractions
horse caused a serious accident in
which the following persons We're in
iured at the corner of Washington
avenue and Twenty second street. this
city. as circus parade was leaving
the show grounds today.
Mrs. Amanda Flynn. 10 years old.
right hip and wrist fractured. probably
fatally.
Mrs. Henry Butler of Marriotts. leg
broken: her little son and daughter
Were also injured.
Miss Ina Fisher. deaf and dumb
person of Harvest, scalp wounds and
body bruised.
Mrs. Ellen Holmes of North Ogden,
back injured,
Mrs. William wnodfield of North
Ogden. head badly cut and seriously
bruised.
William Wondfie1d. North Ogden.
head cut and deep cash across nose.
Several children slightly bruised.
All of the street parade except the
steam calliope had passed on its way
uptown when the calliope started to
play. The horse leaped into the air.
broke from the buggy to which il was
attached. and it dashed into the crowd
\ team of six horses WAS frightened
so that they stampeded into the crowd
trampling down n hundred people or
more. Charles Smith, an emnloge Of
the circus. caught the frightened
horses. The teamster on the circus van
held the animals and soon had them
under control. There was great con-
fusion when the horses turned upon
the crowd. Women famed and chill
t'ren screamed, R.sides those injured
there were number of persons who
were knocked down but miraculousls
escaped with only few scratches.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-05
NEW SCIENTIFIC PROCESS.
A Preparation Discovered That Viii
Destroy the Dandruff Germ

For some time it has been known
that dandruff is caused by germ that
digs up the scalp into little white
flakes. and by sapping the vitality of
the hair Al the root. causes falling hair.
and. of course. finally badness. For
years there have been all kinds of hair
stimulants and scalp tonnes on the
market. but there has been no perma =
nent cure for dandrnff until the dis
coyery of a preparation called New
bros Herpiciue. which destroys the
aandruff germ. Destroy the cause, the
effect will cease to exist, Kill the dand-
ruff germ and you'll have no danaruff.
no itching scalp. no falling hair. Sold
by leading druggists. Send Toe in
stamps for sample 10 The Herpieide
Co. Detroit. Mich. Two sizes, anc and
s1.oa. Missnula Drug Co. special
agents. s
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wheat came out on exhausted margins,
or from Disguised longs. Rosy pros
poets for the crop were recorded in
Minneapolis. Probably one million
bushels were sold abroad and the
cash demand from the seaboard was
said To be brisk The story OF the
corn market was that of wheat over
again with the net losses greater.
What buying there was in oats was
chiefly on resting orders from shorts
who had indicated today's level as the
proper place To secure their profits.
The shortage in the hog run west
steadIed the provisions market. Pork
closed 2t4 To l2i1c lower: lard. 2ie 10
Toe up and ribs, as.r lower To Zoe
higher
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Metal Market.

New, York. Aug. 4.-Thse market for
standard copper is active. sales. pa
tons. including - tons spot at sl2.15:
i15 October AT Sl2..siaml2a1iE: y tons
December at x1sf0 Standard spot
closed at 81. .0TIa .o1s: August. s12.-a
mi..so: SCI tomhcr. 81. saT -.s7i.. o.
toher. slo.a21a ni2.s1i.: December.
si3.07Mls2a.
The London market was lower. Spot
LES 1Ss ad; futures, ESQ 1as 6n. Local
dealers quote Lake copper sl3.1212M
1850: electrolstic, s1a..b1 i31ei3: east
ing sf2 t2,sm1..S1is.
The London lin market declined To
fIs3 IS I'd for spot and fl34 LIS sd
for futures. Locally the markec was
steady. s29. 2Ea2"50.
Lead unchanged at ff2 los in the
London market. Locally the market
was steady at s4.22iaGf43o. -
Spelter unchanged at f2o in London
and firm and little higher locally At
x5.5osI5.e2ta.
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EMPHATIC DEMAND
TO FOLLOW REQUEST

constantinan!e, Aug. 4.--Greece has
replied To the Turkish note presented
today. which. although couched in
friendly terms. practically demands the
recall Of the Greek officers serving in
Crete. tn the effect that the question
is in the hands Of the four protecting
powers al Crete. with whose knowledge
and consent the Officers in question
We're sent to the islands. Turkey il
appealing to the four powers. and she
mtimates that her friendly request Ia
Greece will be- followed unless salts
faction II obtained by IA more ener-
getic demand
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RAFT SAVES HER FROM
DEATH IN THE WATER

San Diego. Cal. Aug. AFTER at
tempting suicide and lying unconscious
all night on a pile OF lumber on raft
anchored in the hay, Miss zee Reid
master. aged 30 was discovered still
insensible today. The young woman
had attempted tn leap into the bay. but
in the darkness struck the raft instead
Of the water
Miss Reidmaster. after being revived
in the hospital. stated she had sought
death because she had been defrauded
of "A fortune of s1n0o0n by her two sis
fars
Before attempting suicide Miss Reid
master wrote out II carefully worded
will, leaving her possessions IL local
people whn had hefriended her. She
vii recover.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-05

No matter how long you have suf-
fered. Foley's Kidney Remedy will help
you. Mrs. :. L. Bowen Of Wayne, W.
Va. writes: Il Mas a sufferer from
kidney disease. So that at times
could not get out Of bed. and when
did / could not stand straight
look F'oieys Kidney Remedy one
dollar bottle and part If the second
cured me entirely" 1t will cure you.
Garden City Drug Go, Georsr f'rei-
shsimer, lrhp-
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Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. Aus 4-cattle receipts es-
tinate5 at ti.1oh: market higher
beeves. s4.4osl 20: Texas steers. $40
sc: western steer. s4as; stockers and
fne.te~s. - iotIf.s9; COWS and hcif,r&,
Saasl5: calves. s5.so44.1s.
Hoes-Rcceipts estimated ut i5.e'o
market sc higher: light. s..s5a7 30:
mixed. s730si 1.95; heavy. s'.2ofS'
pigs. ss.7oa7.75: bulk of sales. s..5ou
1s5.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 1e,00o;
market steady: native. S3M5.s0; west
ern, s3n5.05: yearlings. A.7oI6: lambs.
native. sf5oa : 70: western s4.5an 90.
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BANKER KILLED.

San Luis Obispo. Cal. Aug. Nv.
II. Sudden. a banker Of Lompoc. santa
barbara county, was killed near Santa
Margarita this evening when his au-
tomonile went over a steep emhank-
ment. crushing him To death.
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New York Mining Stocks,


Chicago. Aug. 4.-Wheat sold below
the dollar mark today for the first
time in several months. when Decem-
hag dropped In aalsc ON prospects OF 4
big crop in the northwest. The selling
at first came mainly from the bears,
who were backing their judgment oi
ii bumper crop. At the decline More
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500 Reward

would gladly be paid for cure by
many people who are crippled with
rheumatism. Yet If they only knew il,
they can b. cured by a few bottles
If Billiards. Snow Liniment. and the
price is only Csc. soc and 81 per hot
tie, George Freisheimer.
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Toxic. Aug. Admiral Togo. chief
of the general staff of tn. navy. and
Baron Saito. minister of marine. have
sent messages oil coincidence ta the
widow ri Commander John 4. Dough-
erry. Commander nnugherty was for
merIs naval attache at Toxic.
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Wool Market,

st. Louis. Aug. 4,-Wool, steady.
Medium grades. combing and cloth
ing. 22l.G2ac: light fine. 20la 26isc:
heavy fine. 13iam21c: tub-washed,
2sM31c.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-05
OoUCHtRTrS BODY
IS EN- ROUTE HOME

Shanghai. Aug. 1.-The hndy Of Com
modore John Doagherty. recently
American naval attache at pekin, Was
shipped tt san Francisco on board the
ManEhurIG to-day.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-08-05
Lawn Waists

All Of our So Womon's White
Lawn Waists with Z. length
sleeves: low necks. At. = 10.
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Short kiTnOnOS

T5-cent Women's Short koruo-
mas: made of an extra gaod grade
of lawn. today, -.....-...--.--....-s i5c
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Wash Suits

$1@.00 and $faa0 Women's Wash
Suits at "a great reduction as Iong
rs they last Half Price.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-08

% sessions were hold at parowan and
Pofagoonah. respectively
Tho subjects discussed in the two sos-
sions held during The day with the
Farmers were arid Farming" and
Feed and Care of Farm Animals"
while the ladies Interested themselves
in scientific Home making" and
Principles of Cooking" In the cvc-
ming the science of religion was very
ably discussed by Pfest j O. McQuar-
ric
Citizens of parowan pronounced o. the
best attended institute ever held in the
town while The Increasing audience az
every session testified to the growing
Interest in the science of everyday
life.
This being parug1or8h's FIRST thistle
tute The audience OF 200 people which
completely packed tho ham is % rrophc-
cy OF future success Don that work. THE
general expression OF the citizens was
that Tho work had been both profitable
and enjoyable
Mncrsvillo and Adamsvllo win next
Doe visited with the work. The manage
ment OF the school hopes Co begin
work that win Doe productive of great
results in our Isolated southern towns.
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rih 81 Mammoth and road supervisor
Tor I1ntic. John s. Nelson. deputy She
rlh at Mona. Hcrbort siade was ap-
pointed as deputy sheriff az tho Tin
tic amoltor
BOUNTY FOR RABBITS.
Between Jan. ! ana Jan. 20. Juab
county offers 10 pay "a bounty of 6 cents
Tor each rabbit killed within tho boun-
dafy lines of this county. 10 a. prob
aple that % large number OF Eureka
hunters viii 30 Co the vicinity of I.ovan
on the l,th Of this month and Kin a
FEW thousand OF the noct-footed jacks
and make "a bis hole in tho county's
bounty fund
Hank sebeloin, acting deputy sheriff
TOOK Fred Jensen. who was brought in
from West Tinuo Monday suffcrinu
from "a demcnted spell. 20 Mount Pleas
ant Tuesday After reaching Eureka
Mr. Jensen was examined by "a local
phy Fician and 10 was decided that the
young man bc taken 20 AT Pleasant
where his family resided Don order that
they might care for him.
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MONROE.
yIrAL srArIsrIcs roR 1aos.
Deaths 25; Births s3--school Reopens
Precinct Officers.

Special Correspondence
Monroe SEWER CO.. Jan school
opeN,d yesterday sfter two weeks
holiday
Tho death record for the past year
was -5, two of whom were here for
medical treatment and several of tho
number were infants. The number of
births was SO. 46 of them being boys
and 81 girls
Tho Christmas number OF the News"
was much appreciated. about go copies
were sold here.
Quorums and other organizations are
in good running condition and those
who have charge OF the same are much
encouraged
Eraatus johnson now runs the home
government position of Justice of the
peace. while Joseph Jorgensen acts
us constable.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS.

We have for sale the following bonds
Of tho Paupuitch School District No. s..
Garfield Coz
Thirty-dve one hundred dollar bonds
of pang7ftch School District. bearing
interest at the rate NJ S per cent per
aunum. payable ufter five and before
twenty years
Sealed bids viii Doe received bN the
secretary Of the board up Co Feb. 18th.
1909 for all or any part OF said bonds.
The board reserves the right TO reject
any and an bids
panguitch School Board. pauguitch.
Utah
J. b. SHOWALTER. President.
JAMES NJ. SARGENT. Sccy.
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HUNTINGTON.
DEAuu or MRs. eEoEeE n,nrs.
NauVoo Veteran and UUah Pioneer
Closes Honorcd Career at So.

'''er"h ana Otah Pioneer
'ioses Honorcd Career az So.
Sperial r,f,...,.....i
rlynti,,......
s.rsr as, emery o. Jan. 2.--AlLs.
,.,,.i,. ,i 49, ,'''boty hdles, one of the
tba ~ on lue church, died at
In t4,,tt. "el son george w. Haies
h,,,, ~, I,',s '''l oh DEC. 20 She was
,,i,Il,.',a J'l"cu tle Church lu early
S.,,,i,. ,,'',. "''" PASSED through an the
ven ,,,iu.i,.I,,'l,i 7 OF the Churchi was
",,t'oliit'H win the Pro phet
Tnsclb .,.5 ~ i, a!lu was ln NauNou when
IA E,rtb.,r. II u'l were assasslnatcd
N-,,,,.,.., ne. .e was married ln 'ha
t4gf,. 80 e'Ibe iaies. Mrs
t.rcs,,,.,. ""osn'cI or william
80. 'ol'S Jay mormon. She
t,ng "a, '"u ll lof'' where her hus-
H., ~. ge'i s'l "a position ou
fsr,ii,. ,,,'.,-,..i as printer the
ti,,,, 20 ~, 'I 'o ~ yam county az the
-. va ''i, lu'Nt lh 1908, aud ina 1861
tIsIos -, SION aI1ei winch Nj
@ t"'V ti'' newspaper busi-
an ,bf1,i,,,, Il,'es was inc mother 1i
~. "a "l "loIn passed away
I'Sl tvuI 'huureh SuINlN-
n l5s gre r ME-. harriet EotheIingham
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INSERTING HUBBY
| BROUGHT TOBOOk
s.s,H Wilson Arrests Walter
Barnes for Failing to
Support Family.
Instruct COURT HEARINGS.
Factory Making Successful
pu,-rccturc by Jacob Biis--
Runaway Husband Located.

OGDEN. Jan. s.-Yesterdsy afternoon
80 wilson arrested Walter Barnes
plain city upon the charge Of failing
..,,ise the common necessaries Of
I. far his wife and child, who have
..r living for a number Of months past
..s relatives in Plain city The fam
. !. have been I'm destitute circum-
+. ,.,,ss for some months and 1t has
..sss Mrs. Barnes TO such an extent
lsst she was brought into ogden We'd
.ssav afternoon. In a demented con-
,soo The woman was taken TO the
,-sepden home, where she was cared
h.
The warrant upon which Barnes was
-nsed has been I'm the hands of
kbs-F Wilson since last July. but the
4 Ian eould not be located. Wednesday
+v,ning Rarnes arrived in Plain city
IrOm Nevada, when he was told that
4 \ wife had been taken TO Ogden, he
Iame 10 this city yesterday afternoon
n and her He was met on the street
4, Sheriff Wilson who placed him I'M
tor arrest charged with violating the
t,ew law compelling a man 20 support
Ii family. There Is slight change I'm
Iho condition OF Mrs. Barnes and it
! I'M probably be a number Of days,
t1h The constant care Of physician,
before she RECEIVERS.
DISTRICT COURT HEARINGS.
the fury IN the case Of the Wall Rice
iUning company against the Continen-
lal Supply company, two Japanese con-
terns. and which has been on trial in
be district court for the past two
tays. returned a verdict of no cause
y action. The action was 10 collect
h 20, claimed 10 DE due on a car OF
bee. shipped 10 the defendant company
lnd which was alleged 10 have been I'm
j damaged condition and was not ac-
femed by them.
fUGAR FACTORY RUNS TILL JAN.
%.
Announcement was made from the
Headquarters Of the Amalgamated Su-
far company yesterday afternoon that
! De ogden factory would close its sea-
|ons run on or about January Is. after
I ne Of the most successful runs it has
lad in years. The factory is now run
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suanco n money orders and will be
greatly appreciated by the public.
MARSHALL FAMILY REUNION.
Among the social features Of tho
New year was the John Marshall
tamily reunion OF Pleasant View, We
Der county which took place at tho
residence of the youngest daughter.
Mrs. John " Maycock The affair was
M honor Of Mrs John Marshall. now
ln her seventy year. she surviving
ner husband who died in his eighty
lnurih year four years ago They
were among the Few remaining of the
pioneers of Utah.
Mrs. Marshall has seven children. 90
grandchildren and 2l great grandchi-
dren living all citizens OF utah.
The reunion vas "a very pleasant suc-
cess
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RIVERToN.
NEW NIEErrNGuousIs.


Special Correspondence.
BiFcrtou. Salt Lake CO.. Dec ED To-
daN brought &C. close the bazaar held
if. tne new meeting house iu this ware
which was Cd most successful anair net
ting $500
The new ward house is now nearly
completed and ie a handsome structure
il has two floors. The lower one is al
Nided into hve class rooms, "a stage and
auditorium. The upper floor win De
used Tor general church gatherings. IL is
spacious well lighted ana approached
by % large semi-cfrcular stairway made
of cement when this large auditorium
is seated, being now ready for the seats
30 Will he equaled 10y few ward houses
and oNccllcd hY none. Thls building was
originated and started boy Bishop q. T.
Miller when he was the bishop Of this
ward
The new eight-room schoolhouse as
now having the shingles placed on 20.
This is am elegant building. which will
be much appreciated by all.
The Riverton pipe line rs working like
o. charm People living along the line
may have the purest water ina Utah
delivered at their doors
Land here U.s. cheaper than any other
place in Utah, considering the advau-
tages and the splendid market for farm
products.
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HARRISVILLE
Missionary Farewell Sociai-N G..
Tucker Operated Upon.

Special Correspondence.
Harrisvllle. Weber CO.. Jan. CIV. O..
Tucker OF this place was operated on
Sunday morning for appendicitis by
DIS H. S. Joyce Mcrrcl and OsEood,
Elder Melfer SWeusen. who leaves
here for the mission field in Sweden
was rendered "a successful benefit party
on the 5th He leaves ON the 5th
Mrs l. Blair. formerly president OF
the Primary association was selected
last evening by the stake presidency
cess o. member of the stake board OF the
Relief Society of the North Weber
stake of Zion
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he was met with terrific shower Of
rico from the pupils Tie no doubt
deserved what he got for 90 is stated
he went up TO salt lake during the
holidays, and last Wednesday was
married 90 Miss Ethel NJ Beck OF
that city. They will make their home
in Rlchhold.
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ton with the Thatcher Bros bank.
Ills position as clerk OF the city board
OF education has been filled by j c.
Allen. former city editor Of the RE-
publican.
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PROVO
DISTRICT COURT ORDERS.
Two Couples wed--slxh Ward ORA
matics--News Notes

Special Correspondence
Provo. Jan. S.-Tho following orders
have been made In the Fourth district
court
shadrack Jones VS. Provo city. de-
PENDANTS demurrer to- amended coW-
rlaint argued and taken undor advise
mcnt
Estate OF Anna sykes Bullock. de-
ceased. petition of James A. Bullock
administrator. for allowance of final ace
count and decree of distribution set for
hearing Jan 23.
Estotc Of Simpson Misom. deceased.
y. II. Clark George Cunningham and
Joseph Burgess appointed appraisers.
Estate Of William Burbcck. deceased.
Wiltord +. Giles. Ernest ID. Partridge
and Roy Parsly appointed apprals-
css.
Addie Bobb vs. Albertus Robb. mo-
ton To Quash summons granted
Mrs. Minnie NJ lngorsou of Amen-
can Fork was examined ass to her SAM
ty by Doctors Pyne and Noyos be-
fore Judge Booth. and committed to
the State Mental hospital
Mark r. Barton has commenced suit
against A. J. Evans ct al 10 have am
auditors tax decd for ono-half Of Sec
ton 25. township 4 south. range J west.
set aside Plaintiff claims defendants
have no legal right to the property in
question
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LOGAN.
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
Distinct Court Calendar - County
Board of Education.


Special Correspondence.
Logan. Cache County. Ian. AT the
| city council meeting last evening three
new transformers for the city power
| plant were ordered purchased James
| Hansen Of the Eighth ward was ap-
| pointed policeman in place OF n. p
Farmer, resigned.
Chri7tou Jacobsen. building iuspec-
tor reported that Sl32.735 has been
spent ON buildings during the past
year. six OF which were public build
| ings
Marshal n. G.. Pcterson's report indi-
Gated 50 arrests during the past quar-
ter for various ofenses
DISTRICT COURT CALENDAR.
The trial calendar for the First
judicial district court has been
arranged by Judge w w Vaughan
The cases have been SGT for hearing
as follows.
Jan. 12-Christian Garn VS. Logan
city.
Jan. South Cache Milling co. VS.
Martin Olsen
Jan "a First National bank Of
Hastings. Nebraska. VS. Isaac smith
Jan. l5-State VS. George shepard
Jan 16-State VS. Leonard Eskelson
Jan l8-Oscar Wcnnergren VS. Oregon
Short Line.
Jan 19-Logan city VS. carl Pearson.
Jan 2l-Rhoda Ann Burrows vs Phil
ip Burrows
Jan 22-Parley Merrill VS. Charles A.
Smurthwaite ct al.
Jan 25-Anderson and Sons Co.. VS.
John w Barrett.
COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The county board Of education has
organized with Sylvester Low OF
Smithheld as president: John r. Griffin
Of Newton, vice president The position
OF clerk and trea surer was not filled at
the first meeting The other members
on the board are John s. Leatham.
Wcllsville; 4. G. Peterson, Hyrum, ana
$, A. Hogan, Lewiston.
WEDDING PERMITS.
County Clerk. r. w. James has is
sued marriage licenses 10 the following
couples.
George Andrew Olsen and Annie
Laura Olsen Holbrook. Idaho.
Heher Thomas child and Minnie Bo-
lander. shelley Idaho
Christian Miller and Agnes Benson,
Newton
George A. Torgensen and Laura L.
Nebeker Logan
James Victor Hansen ana Ellie May
Perkins. Montpelier.
GAME PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
The Cache Fish and Game Protective
association Is meeting regularly and
discussing ways and means for the
better protection Of the game in this
valley. a spirited meeting was held
Wednesday night. The association win
make recommendations 90 the next
Legislature.
COLLEGE CITY BRIEFS.
f. J.. Peterson has instituted suit
against Herman Johnson 70 get judg
ment for $500. the amount agreed upon
for the sale of a building known as
the johnson Car.
Henry Durfey and Pender Frank
were fined yesterday by Justice
Braugham $40 or 40 days for offensive
conduct.
A fine boy has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs f. J. Clark Of the Logan Fifth
ward.
l.. c. FAR, Jr-. has accepted a posi-
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JERSEY ASSOCIATION.

A preliminary organization WAS
formed yesterday which brought into
existence what is 90 be known as the
SEWER County Jersey association. The
object Of the association Is to en-
courage and develop I'm the county a
higher type Of Jersey cattle for dairy
purposes. w. II, Seegmiller was
chosen president; j J.. Quist. secre-
tary and treasurer. with j. Il. Heppler
John Russ and G. Poulsen. directors
One extreme seems TO follow an
other ina weather conditions. The lat
ter part Of last month the mercury
stood at zero and sometimes far be-
low, while thus far this month the
weather is almost like spring.
When the principal OF the district
schools Mr.. Earl Thompson, entered
the school building yesterday morning.