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aettLs Gift.

A Lancashire vicar was asked by the choir to call upon old Bstty. who was deaf. but who lnsistsd in joining in tt1& solo of the anthem, and to ask he, only to sing ln the hymns. He shoutee into her ear. Betty, I'vs been request d Co speak to you about your sing hg" At last she caught the wor~E singing" and replied: Not to me bs tho praise. sir. It's . gift."-Pau Man Ga zette.
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PROTECT YOUR
 VALUABLES

NO" IS the time to place your order Aot a VICTOR safe for the protection ol your valuable papers, jewelry, cash, e'c. The BURGLARS are with us now auu the FIRE season is rapidly ap- pioachlns Awarded Grand Prize and ao'u Medal at Worlds Fair. St. Louis. zoo'ooo now in use. All sizes. Resi- eeaee safes, s1o.a5 and up. Office S'ieS' sl1.15 and up. Write or call.
 J. w. JAMES.
 'ofher Sixth and Main.
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asnportance of Towels.

Do you fully realize the importance of the vowe! ''e" i'll English? The in, scriptlon. "Prsrvyprfctmnvrk vrkpthsprcp tstn," over the Decalosue in an Eng lish country church. puzzled people for 200 years. Pepper it properly with 'e's" aud you may read. Preserve. ye perfect men; ever keep these precepcs ten" Easy. isn't it?-Boston Globe
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To Live a Godav Life,

Men may live soberiy out of regard to their health, they may live right eously also from prudential motives, but they cau live god,y only fin pro- portion to tile measure In which con- science is listened to and obeyed.- Rev Dr. Wi,.;am R. Huntington, Epic
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Merely Local,

Young Thomas. afflicted with green apple pain in hls midst. thus explained his condition to his mother: "MoteeE, I've got an awful bad pain right sA the middle of my stomach. bat thx rest of me feels dne!"-
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Bad BLOOD

"pefore began using cascarets I had had complexion, pimples on ny face.
 S ,rv food was not digested as it should s.au. Keen Now am entirely well, and th. @ nimples have all disappeared from my s.e. sae can truthfully say that Cascarets a,s a.s inst as advertised; l have taken only tvo boxes of them. y
 ' Clarence R. Griffin, Sheridan, Ind.
 Pleasant. Palatable. Potent ;, Taste ss Gsoa Gooa.
 Do Good Meyer siess eji h 5k Tse 15 9fDs Tsps
 Dc' .,bist .ysii s.atr2e. ( [ |. Guaranteed to c.re or your noacJ oacA sS
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DR. C. D, SMITH.

Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist. Calls night or day answered prompt +, Office at Alexander Bros store corner of Fourth and Pine street Old phone 43. Residence, 1207 W. 9th ave. old phone 10a
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The Now Boardsr,

What did you say your nama wasr' tnqulres the tandIady II hoarse wais- per.
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Redundant Particulars,

Success Magazine.
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TOOK SHOT AT MARAUOERS.

Lehi, Dec e.-About z o'clock last
night, while Mrs. C. c. Boone and her
sister were alone al their home near
the sugar factory, two men were
heard tr6mping around the house try
ing 10 get In. They made no answer
10 Mrs, Boone's repeated Inquiries as
TO who was there, so Mrs. Boone and
her sister. who are experts with guns
opened the door and flred AT them.
At the second shot one Of the men
yelled that he was shot. Mrs. Boone
and her sister kept shooting at the
men while they made their way up
the road Mrs Boone then came up
town and gave herself up TO the mar
shal, thinking she had killed one of
the men. While no trace OF the men
can be found. there was a trail OF
blood along The ground. showing that
the shot took some effect, While IL
was a very unusual hour, there is no
doubt that the men went TO rob the
place.
The high school students will issue
the December 23rd I.ehi Banner
December q the NJ l. associations
of Alpine stake will give a uniform
Christma5 program instead OF having
their usual exercises The Lehi sec
ond ward Is planning to give ban
quet to all visitors after the program.
Commencing Saturday evening the
new West school will give bazar.
Numerous articles will be for sale and
programs will be rendered.
The Lehi four wards will have oral
story contests among the young la
dies, and oratorical contests among
the young men TO get contestants for
the stake contest the fourth Sunday
In January.
January s the doctors of southern
Utah and the local doctors will hold
a convention here. Two of the meet
ings will be for the public
Elder Wilford Booth, who has just
returned from the Turkish mission
field, will lecture In the new Taber-
uaolc Sunday evening next
Mrs. George Beck is very sick and
is not expected TO live,
Monday a daughter was born 10
Mrs James Peterson
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YEGGMEN TAKE FLIGHT

Provo, Dec 11.-An attempt TO bur.
Slarize the Office OF the Central Lum-
Der company here today was foiled by
the appearance of Frank Ward a
member OF the firm. Ward. who had
been attending a reception to his Sis
ter. who had just been married, at
his home near the Office. had occa.
sion 10 use the telephone, and on
reaching the Office saw a light inside
When he opened the door he saw two
men at work. who managed to escape
by jumping through a window. Ward
then returned to his home fJr a gun
and when he came back saw the two
men in an alley nearby. Before he
had an opportunity to get shot at
them they disappeared in the dark.
ness
Upon investigation, Ward found that
the burglars had gotten nothing for
their trouble The outside door Of
the safe was torn from its hinges. and
there were evidences to show that
the men had been working on the In
side door when frightened away. The
burglars left behind them in their
flight hammer and heavy steel
punch.
Several men were arrested here to-
day as suspects. but were all released
after an examination
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SALT LAKE AND
STATE NEWS
CONDUCTOR CAUGHT;
INSTANTLY KILLED.

Bingham, Dec 12.-Walter Ward OF
bingham. 2 conductor In charge ot
switching crew of tho Denver RIO
Grande railway. was caught between
the codplers Of two box cars here Sat
urdoy and instantly killed.
Ward has been living In Bingham
for about eight years. and was wei
known, being member of The X. O.
I. NJ. Maccabccs and the Brotherhood
OF Locomotive TraInmen. He was sec
retary of the Bingham Lodge No. 10 of
the l. q. o. F. for 1909. and at the
recent election OF officers was elected
10 the same Office for 1910.
The switching crew OF which Ward
was in charge had taken an engine
ond Two box cars up the yards TO the
tracks of tho Copper Belt railway
and, hiding that the drawbar In the
coupler OF one OF the cars to be picked
UP here was defective, Ward went In
between the cars. II is presumed. lor
The purpose Of effecting a coupling by
chalning them together He had Civ
en- the siguaI TO stop. but. the brakes
not working perfectly. the two cars
came together. and he was caught aad
instantly crushed TO death
He was 20 years OF age, and leaves
a widow and one child, daughter 4
years of age. His widow is the daugh-
ter of Judge George T.. Lee, one OF
the pioneers of the camp. Ward was
born in Tennessee. He has a brother
living in Bingham,
His body has been taken 10 the un-
deltaSing parlors OF Eber w, Hall. No
arrangements for the funeral have
been made.
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MINING NEWS
IDAHO SHELTER TO
RESUME WORK EARLY.

Reports from Standpoint. Idaho. are
that the Idaho Smelling and Refining
company's plant at Ponderay, of which
j. j. Campbell of San Francisco has
been appointed general manager, will
resume operations early next year
The management has made arrange
ments for water and connections have
been made with the plant 1t has
also ordered several roaSters of the
latest type, the old brick roasters with
which the plant is now equipped hay
ing been found too expensive in the
treatment of sulphide ores, The COM
pany has ample funds to pay running
expenses. II has also realized $4,000
from sale of land, with which it will
be able TO liquidate all outstanding ac-
counts. The smelter is being over
hauled and machinery repaired.
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JEFFRIES HAS A
DEEP HATRED
Which PrecludeS the Possibility
Of the Big Fight Being
Faxed.

PittsIlrg Dec. 1.-THE coming
light with Johnson being fxed in al.
vance Is not only false. but malic-
iously so, and intend to hunt the fel.
low down who started Il aud give
MN good humping" said Jim JET
fries at the Fort Pitt hotel yester.
uay reading In the Sunday papers
tnat there was suspicion that the
hlg fellows had agreed 10 split tho
purse. etc
mat Is not right. continued the
Dis Fellow. II have never faxed the
public, nor am / starting now I am
sincere when | say that | want to
knock lohnBun's head OF when VIC
set In the ring aud | am going 10 do
II, too. Ina so doing | expect TO pull
down the big end OF the purse II
ne Is tho better man the big end goes
to him. Out do E5t like stories start
ed about us taking il.
fhe intlmatiun is absurd as It Is
Malicious" continued Jen. There Is
no reason why either Johnson or my
sell Should stoop 10 this sort of work.
N matter who wins or gets beaten In
tie coming fight, he will want To live
after that. perhaps may want TO make
some money. but II II were proven that
there had been ans sort Of a frame
mp that would certainly kill us both
so Tar as The psblic Is concerned 1t
slculd. at least No, Johnson knows
that ! bate the ground he walks on;
that Consider him an accident In
the Championship class and that | pro.
pose 10 give him the worst beating
ever given any man I'm the ring"
JeffTies also said:
Il don't think | would fancy women
attending this fight This Is going TO
be fight and | don't think I would
want my wife, mother or sister there.
They won't be, either, ncr do think
those handling The fight VIII make any
special provision for women 1t Ger
tainly will not bc matinee perform
ancc Let the ladies who think they
want to see the fight look at the pic
lures afterward. What's the use of
talking Nevada or Utah anyway. Cal
ifornla is the place you will sec the
fight held"
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JAIL.8REAkER CAUGHT.

Provo, Dec. 12-Bryaut Thomas,
better known as Jimmy" who took
French leave from the county jail
here last October while he was serv-
Ing sentence of six months for for
Gery, was picked up Saturday at This
tie, and will be brought back to jail.
He still has forty-fve days of his old
sentence TO serve, and after serving
this will be rearrested on a charge
OF Jail breaking
Thomas was found guilty of forging
several checks on his father. who is
ri. +. Thomas. 4 member OF the city
council The youth was sent TO Jail
ios six months While raking leaves
on the lawn last October in company
with two other prisoners, he managed
To make his escape. and since that
time has been wandering about Ne.
yada and California. Tho other two
prisoners have not been captured,
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SOULES WINNER
OF AUTO RACE

Los Angeles. Dec. l2.-In the six
hour automobile race at Ascot park
today which was marred BY numerous
accidents TO cars and serious INJURIES
to two participants. the Stcarns driv-
en- by Soules won. tho distance mado
oeinG 2s5 miles. This establishes 4
new coast record for six hours, the
former record of 267 miles having
been made by a Kissel car at Ascot
park last May. The Pullman, driv-
en- by George Kussman. was second,
with 211 miles and the Buick third,
with 24s miles. The Buick led until
the sixth hour when ii withdrew on
account OF n breakdown
In the fifty second mile the Amer
son Jack Rabbit. with Harris Hansbuo
at the wheel, turned over three times
on sharp turn, smashing the motor
but neither Hanshuc nor his mechanic.
Ian was injured
The Cadillac overturned at the same
spot a few minutes later. The me,
enanician was slightly injured.
Inc sunset was the next to go over
and In this spill driver Leonard Nc.
l.arty had his collar bone broken. Me.
chanician Bobin suffered a broken
lee and was internally injured. His
condition is critical.
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CRACK FRENCH FLYERS
COMING FOR CONTESTS

Paris. Dec 12.-Louis Paulhan
French aviator. accompanied by his
wife, two pilots. Mason and Misearol,
who recently distinguished themselves
at Pau and four mechanlcians. will
sail for the United States on Dec. is.
with two Blcriot cars, and two OF
the latest type OF Farman machines
Edward Cleary. who Is managing
the aerial combination announces that
the party will leave New York by
special train for Los Angeles on Jan.
uarv 2. and VIII arrive the day before
the opening Of the aviation meeting.
which will continue from January 10
TO 20
After participating In this meeting.
the combination expects to give exhi.
billions Al San Antonio. Galveston.
New Orleans, Birmingham, Atlanta
and few northern cities 4 tour OF
Japan. China and India will then be
made.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-13
FEATURE EVENT
TO RIGHT EASY

Juarez, Dec 1.-THE Montezuma
stake OF $1,000 az one mile, the fea-
ture OF the card today, resulted In
an easy victory for 1 to shot.
Right Easy and Jeanette NJ were
held at prohibitive price over Spoon.
er. the only other starter. Right Easy
broke In front and was never after
ward headed. winning easily by FIVE
lengths, with Spooner about the same
distance before Jeanette NJ. Results:
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs: Re-
sponseful, Won; Deli, second; Mike
Molett, third. Time, 1902 2-5.
SECOND RACE-Seven furlongs:
Fred Mulholland, won: Gibson, sec.
ond; Buna. third. Time. 1870,
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs: Bar
ney Oldheld, won; Z. NJ. Fry, second;
Force. third. Time. I.17.
FOURTH RACE-Montezuma stake.
mile Right Easy. won; Spooner. Sec
ond: Jeanette NJ. third. Time, 1:443-5.
FIFTH RACE-Five and half fur
longs; King Cobalt. won; Marse Abe,
second; Madman, third. Time, 1.Os.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and a six
teenth: Serville. won: The Wrestler,
second, Pedro. third. Time, ISL.
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MACHINERY OF CENSUS
NOT POLITICAL GRAB

Washington. Dec. il. President
Taft today served notice OF ambitious
members of congress, that the newly
organized machinery for the taking of
the coming census is not 10 be utilized
for political ends. He addressed
eighty-tve supervisors of the census at
the executive Office and told them
plainly II they used their Offices. or Il
they permitted The enumcrators di.
recuy under them to further political
ends he would remove them promptly.
Many OF you-most of you-have
been recommended by congressman"
said the President. and ii may be thnt
some OF those congressman Will come
10 you and expect, because they did
recommend you. that You owe them
something in tho way ui selecting tho
men as Cnumcraiors who will hclD
help them in their congressional cleo.
tons
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MOCK COURT TO BE
HELD NEXT WEDNESDAY

With all OF the settings of a court
room, and with well known praoticlng
attorneys appearing on behalf OF both
parties TO the suit, mock" court Will
be held at the Weber Academy next
Wednesday evening under the auspices
OF the Mutual Improvement associa-
tions OF the Sixth ward Miss Bessie
Barrows Will appear as the plaintin In
an action for breach OF promise
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-13
A mt. PLEASANT PIONEER.

Mt. Pleasant. "a Dec. i1.-Friends of
Carl G.. Bjelkie, an old-time resident
here. attended his funeral this after
noon, which was held at his residence.
Mr. Bjclkie died Thursday morning
OF old age and its weaknesses. He
has lived In this city for AZ years.
coming to Utah from sweden In 1861
and the following year he came to
Mt Pleasant Mr.. BJelkIe has figured
prominently among the business men
OF this city. He leaves a wife and
three children. Axtell and Oscar Bjel-
kle, and Mrs. G. w. Brand.
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SPORTS
SENSATION MAY
FOLLOW CONFAb

New York, Dec. 12.-Magnates OF
hoth the major baseball leagues will
meet here this week. Their gather
ing will be preceded on Monday ny
tho meeting OF the National baseball
commission. Election OF othcers OF
the National league and promised
revival OF the umpire-bribing scandal
that allowed the final New fork'Chic-
ago National game n year ago, are
objects OF the greatest interest In con-
nection with these events.
Late arrivals were Barney Dreyfus.
Pittsburg president OF the National
league clug, and Fred Lake. now man
ager of the Boston club OF the same
organization.
Dreyfus said he would fight with
Hermann and Dovey for the re-elec-
tion of John A. Heydler to the Nation
al league presidency.
He laughed at the statement of
Charles w. Murphy Of Chicago that
John W. Ward. would be president
OF tho National league on the first
ballot
There Is little talk about trades that
will be made here next week. Club
owners and managers are too interest
ed In the political situation In the Ma
tional league to discuss swapping
players just now
Ban Johnson. president OF the Am
erican league, Is due to reach New
York tomorrow night. There Will be
a meeting of the National Monday
morning. The report that Johnson
would air the umpire bribing and
created a deal of interest here.
Chicago. Dec. 12.-Ban Johnson,
president Of the American baseball
league. Charles Comiskey. president
of the Chicago Americans. and Joe
Cantillon, former manager OF the
Washington Americans, left today to
attend the baseball meetings at New
York
Before bis departure, Johnson said
that he was unalterably opposed to
the election Of John NJ Ward as pres
ident OF the National league and that
he would do everything he could to
prevent it.
Cantillon said he would make a
fight for vindication at the American
league meeting. Cantillon declared
that he was not traitor to the league.
and that he would make a fight for
his rights. He added that he will
insist upon an investigation Of charg
es of signal tipping made against the
New York Americans by the Wash
ington team last summer. He an
nounced that he will manage the Min
neapolis American association team
Of which he was part owner last wear
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BIG FIND IN coUR o'AlENS

r. b. Bohannon of Walla Walla,
Wash. manager of the Clear Grit min.
Ing property at Delta, Idaho, has COM
Dieted an inspection OF the work being
done He reports that the crosscut of
the ledge has gone 40 feet and is still
in the vein. making it one OF the big
Gest hedges in the Cour d'Alenes. A
drift is being run along the hanging
wall also. Lead, silver and iron are
being encountered in both tunnels.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-13
PRIESTHOOD Meeting
AT WEBER ACADEMY

The monthly Priesthood meeting of
the Ogden Stake held at the WebH
academy yesterday afternoon at 2:3O
O'clock was attended by over 251
members of the stake representing the
presiding officers OF the priesthood
quorums, the Relief society. the Mu-
tual Improvement associations and
the primary departments
The meeting was called to order by
President Thomas B. Evans Of the
Ogden stake, After a brief program
the several organizations oil the stake
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ZINC MINES SHIPPING ORE.

Success zinc mine. on Nine Mile. In
the Occur d'Alenes, is increasing It's
shipments from the standard set when
the mine reopened several weeks ago.
and is now sending out 1,500 tons a
month. John J. Bush of Oakesdale,
Wash. a director In the company, has
been inspecting the property and mill.
and says he is pleased with the man
ner in which AFFAIRS arc being con
Quoted and with the showing In the
mine.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-13
MU[L|N TW|RLED IN
REMARKABLE STYLE

Chicago. Dec. 12.-Gooroo M,u,- -
the Detroit champions was thn la u
,ns pNcner In tho American League
n,se season, according to the oH,cial
pp,.cning p,' aud fielding averages, issued
A. ~ rresiuent B. B. Johnson here to-
un!. Mullins record was 20 games
T9a 9en and lost, for a percentage Of
20. 20. he was So points ahead of CT
,o''e oil Boston, who had a record Of
4, games won and lost. for .722.
,Hnotnor ,anor Detroit pitcher. Willett. I'm.
'snea sIe third. with % won and o lost, for
hrausc, the early season sensation
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STRIKE IN CAMP BIRD

Provo, Dec. 12.-Robcrt Anderson.
secretary OF the Camp Bird Mining
company returned today from a trip
la The company's property in American
Fork canyon, where he has bcon for
The past week. He reports a strike OF
Iron carbonate, one and one-half feet
thick, which indicates the location.
nearby OF large body of ore. The
company is raising to the tunnel and
the grade of ore is improving each
day. The strike is about COO feet
from the mouth OF the tunnel
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OF Philadelphia, was tied for fourth
with his team-mate, Bender. at .692.
With is won and lost
Chicago, which finished fourth In
the pennant race. led the team field
Ing, with a percentage OF .ae4. Phila-
dclphta finished second, with the De-
troit champions third. New York
made tho greatest number OF errors,
having .S3l charged against thcm.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-13
CAUGHT PLAYING HOCKEY.

Provo Dec. 12,-Probatlon officer b
F. Roper arrested three youths of II
years Saturday afternoon for being
found in a pool hall during the time
they were supposed to be attending
the b. Y university. They are Joseph
n Taylor. Harold Fl. Storrs and Al
bert B. Clark, and will appear for
hearing before Justice of the Peace
A A. Noon in the juvenile court on
Monday.
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PLAN AVIATION NETTING

Spokane, Wash. Dec, ls,--An avIa-
ton meet, i'm which the world'' mos
famous bird-men will participate, is
being planned for this city next sum-
Mer.
There will be a series Of contests.
Incl. ling LONG and higl flights. as
well as speed endurance and time
tcsts
Latham, Farman, Lambert and Du-
mont are some OF The aviators, who
II is said have agreed 10 enter.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-13
LOOSE AFFiDAVlTS ON WAY
TO COPENHAGEN FACULTY

New York. Dec. l9.-AGidavi,s of A..
w Loose and Geo. II, Dunklc, who
say they prepared for DR., Frederick A.
Cook fictitious Arctic data, will be sent
this week 10 the University Of Copen
hagen. No verdict from that body Is
expected until after the proofs arrive.
DR. Cooks Whereabouts Is still a mys.
terry.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-12-13
oLO-FASHIoNEo WINTER.

Mt Pleasant, Dec 1l.-Joscph Jor-
dan and A. III. Poulson made an at
tempt this week TO cross the noun
tains east OF here. but found 1t an
impossibility on account of the snow.
which Is deeper than It has been for
many years. 1t is estimated that the
snow here is fully six feet deep on
the level Old residents here say VIC
are having good old-fashioned win
ter; one that means prosperity for
the farmers, cattlemen and sheepmen
next wear
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YOUTH GOES TO PRISON.

Provo. Dec. 12.-Samuel w Gadd.
the 1S-year-old son of s. A. Gadd OF
this city. was arrested here Saturday
charged with burglary. The charge
was later reduced TO petit larceny, and
at his hearing in the court of Justice
of the Peace A. A. Noon he pleaded
guilty 10 the reduced charge. He was
sentenced to serve six months in the
county jail,
Gadd was charged with having sto-
len $3.50 from the cash register OF the
Exchange bar here last Friday morn
inc
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FUNERAL OF MARY THOMPSON

Mt Pleasant, Dec. 11.-Funeral ser
vices for Mary Thompson of Fountain
were held this week, Miss Thompson
was 4 native Of Denmark and joined
the Mormon church in her youth She
lived first In Salt Lake and later she
made her home In Fountain Green.