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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-27
The stars incline. hut do not compel -
HOROSCOPE
Sy Cosette,
Wednesday, October 27. 1909.
- - -
Sy Cosette,
Tell what thou hast. in script or type:
The readers minds shall be found ripe

Tell what thou hast in script or type:
The readers minds shall be found ripe.
ON this &oorh dag OF tho year Saturn
Is III ec1ptlc conjunction with tho Moon
in perlsec- Mercury attalns the greatest
Clongaiion west
Venus In rriuci is in hencHc aspect 10
the Moon and looks with favor ON wo-
men, oenefitlng courtship. cneagcments
weddings and celebrations.
Tn" aspect makes the dag good Tor
shopping. drcssrnakng, seeking amusc-
men,, giving entertainments or accept
Ing invitations.
Saturn's position is evil for speculation.
gambling hazard or extortionatc terms
This planet 1ftlicts the health also. and
indicates that this day 1t VIII hc we'll 10
b" moderate in eating and drinking ana
to avoid cXcesSes OF any kind
Advertising and other efforts Tor bring
Ing matters 10 the attention of patrons.
customers and consumers are under
favorable aspect
The aspects OF Venus and Jupiter are
good tor business. travel and beginning
done Tor the family, kindred or friends
Care must he taken in signing inpor-
tant writings. lost errors creep in. Letters
and documents indiicd under the i'm
pulses OF wrath. excitement or sudden
enthusiasm should bc held over If posi-
bic. for calmcr consideration.
In thY household there is good sign
over baking, hiring maids, and cookin,.
fowls or other winged creatures
Bakers confcctioucrs. cooks and all
connected IN any way with trades that
handle ioodStuifs should benefit
Persons with This birthdate are under
n sign that generally makes FOR executive
genius. but the faculty Is often coupled
With intense stubbornneSS. hcadlong en-
erSN and disregard OF everything that
stands IN their WAY. However the chill
dren of TINS sign have = wonderful tai
ent Tor getting ,ou5 or scrapes. The
tweNcmonih should prove fortunate for
them II they can temper their ambitious
pride and regard others
Cnlldren are born under signs that
tend to make th"m ambitious original
torceiui hut desperately egotisticaI They
can generally both originate and carry
~~-'>-N ------l2 out effectively.
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GENT|LES ANGRY
AND MAY RESIGN
Nice Little Row Is Reported in
the Republican City Com
mittee.
FLOP or THE CHURCH
Is CAUSE or TROUBLE
Several Members, II Is Said,
viii Step Down and
Out.

The principal topic of conversation
at both The church Republican and Cit
izcns Democratic headquarters, Tues
day, was the statement issued The pre-
ceding evening by forlY.nlne prom
iuent Mormon Rcpublicans-aud George
y. LawrcnGe-piedging support to inc
Citizens. Democratic ticket. which mcaus
that the Mormon Republicans have
thrown j. d. Murdoch into the AR and
gone TO the support OF W. Ii. Wal
lace.
At Citizens. Democratic headquarters
there was general iubllation. whlle lu
the camp of the church Republicans
an entirely different feeling prevailed
An effort was made al the latter head
quarters. however, to minimize the re
suit Of the flop from Murdoch TO wal
lace, upon tho ground that the state.
menr did not mean what il said and
that the church officials. whose names
were signed to the document, did not
represent the church and did not con
troll any great influence.
Much Confusion.
The flop, however, has caused con-
fusion. ii is said, in the church he
publican city committee, and per
siStcnt rmmor was abroad Tuesday to
the effect that the three Gentle mem,
bers of the committee. with several al
lies. who are not Gcntilcs, but who arc
in sympathy with the Gentle element,
would tender their designations at u
meeting of the committee, to bc held
this, Wednesday, evening.
The feeling against George \. Law
renee. at church Republican hcadquar,
tcrs, is particularly bitter. Although au
insurgent, who has always been op-
posed to the domination of Apostle
Senator Reed Smoot. Mr.. Lawrence has
heretofore been classed as n consistent
Republican, bat his flop from Murdoch
10 Wallace has thoroughly angcrcd the
Smoot crowd and the close friends of
the apostle viii not fall over them
selves TO vote for Lawrence on No
NcmbCr -
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DENIAL IS MADE BY
PRESIDENT hUHSEY
Building Trades People Take
Exception to Statement of
Real Estate Association.

4 statement sent out by the press
committee OF the Building Trades de
partmcnt of the American Federation of
Labor calls attention TO the statement
issued recently by the Salt Lake Real
Estate association regarding the labor
situation here. Following the publ
cation Of the action of the Real Estate
association, officers of the Federation Of
Labor called attention 10 the sact that
the delay in building operations ~ the
city was due 10 delay i'll receipt Of
materials rather than through lack of
good worlmcu aud action was taken b.
the Federation at q meotiug held Sat
uriIy even:pg. The stA.cmcnt issued
under date of October 20, follows.
The press committee ol the building
trades department of the American Fed
Grafton OF Labor wish 10 contradict rho
statements an published III the Salt Lake
Tribune and The IIcIsild- Republican of
Thursday morning. October 81, 1909. and
The Evening Telegram of October -.
1909. as given In said papers by The Salt
Lake Hcal EsL1te association. believing
as we do illat VIC arc more competent
aud in - better position 10 nudge nf the
conditions of the laborinS element in salt
Lake City.
We wish most emphatically 10 DENY
the statements as printed, and also to
deny that II is the intention of the labor
ing class Ia in any way Interfere with
or retard the progress or advancement
OF the city. There are at the present
time unemployed men of every craft SUI
iicienc tp meet the needs of Che building
contractors
H. is ridiculous To- suppose That the
laboring class, 80 per cent of whom own
thcir own homes. wbUld in any way re.
tard or interfere with the progress and
advancement OF the city in which they
have invested their all.
Press committee, Building Trades Coun-
Gil j. t.. MtNSEY,
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MANY INQUIRIES ABOUT ),
FISHER HARRIS'S CONplllu

The many friends of Fisher HAN;
who visit him from day TO day, ~, H.,
him in good spirits and recovering slvs us
~ from his serious illness Of Iast sI's
mex. II is generally agreed tns' ~
condition is due Ia ovcrwork ana 1r, ~
confinement and that II viii be sc'uSS ~
weeks before he will be improSeu
ciently tr be able TO leave hIs eou, 4,
Judge Goodwin, who was Visi.''
Mr., Harris Tuesday, stated tnSr, "a
found the genial secretary OF tuc
mercial club seated comfortabIy - rrSsnlI,
back ward in the sun and anPu';,,i mn
enjoying life 20 the utmost. az ,,,s -,
est of the community in his welia,'srj
indicated by the number oil InNSSI,
received every day at tue C1nlmh
club concerning his health goIupr .hl ii
Game ~ acting as secretary ot u"
in the absence of Mr.. Harms
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JUB|LATI0N RULES
IN AMERICAN CAMP
Result of Registration Crafty
ing in Extreme to Party
Workers.
SEVEN THOUSAND NAMES
ARE ADDED TO LISTS
Party of Progress Claims Fully
TWO-Thirds of Number
Enrolled.

Americans were iubilant Tuesday
evening over the result of the regis
tration. AS has been frequently an
nounced, Tuesday was the last day upon
the Americans did splcndidlv III the
matter of getting out their voters.
There were more than 1000 voters reg
istercd during tho day, and the Amer
leans claim a large majority of them.
In fact. il was evident that the oppo-
sition had lost heart, as it did pot make
any strenuous attempt 10 get its vote
out The Americans, on the other hand,
were very energetic Hero are num-
her of the districts heard from, which
will show the interest taken in the
mufjcr.
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WILL VOTE AMERICAN TICKET
AND NOT STULTIFY RECORD

II was in o crowd on Second South
street Politics was the theme under
discussion. \ church Republican who
holds an official position had been orat-
Ing and. turning 10 one OF the party,
said "UuClc Dan, you're Il Republican :.
YOU arc not going back on the party?i
Tho Uncle Dan addressed WAS u. w.
Gamble former building inspector Tor
salt Lake City. and nc replied;
My boE there is no politics in Utah.
am an original Republican. l was Il
delegate to the conventions that nom
mated John &. Fremont In 1856 and
Abraham Lincoln In 1850 and 1864 There
is no guile in my Rcpublicanism. But
in Utah / 1m All American, and when
say that ! do not stutify my record
as . Republican, and have voted for
fourteen Republican candidates foT pres
idcnt. No. my boy. I am not going back
on the party when I vote the American
ticket, but you do when YOU vote The
church Republican ticket" And thcn
tine official skunk away.
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Hybrid's Biased View.

turning piles of lath. shingles and lumber
and thoroughly soalsing them with water.
Hybrid's Biased View.
The " Hemorrhage, however, whose
reporter viewed the fire through glasses
colored with partisan bias, saw the
blaze like this:
II was twenty minutes after the FIRST
alarm was sent In by telephone from the
Gu1be Pitts drug store before tho first
wagon OF hose company No. ] arrived
on the scene of the confiagra ton and
four alarms had been turned in from
various places. Following tho
last alarm of the four sent in from
various places the first hose company Of
the hrc department was twenty minutes
getting 10 the scene of the fire, and il
was fully ten minutes later before the
first stream OF water was playing on the
blazing buildings. The milling company
plant was destroyed before water touched
any or the buildings. and the buildings
north and south of the lumber yard in
.hc rear of the mill had ign!ted. Build
ings across South Temple street were
warpinS In the fierce heat. and the police
department bad arrived and stretched
their ropes before AN attempt was made
10 stop the spread OF the fire through the
block eastward.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-10-27
THE BEST THAT MONEY
CAN BUY
Is None Too Good for Salt
Lake City.

Why do you rent Il safe de-
post box at all SO that your
valuablcs will be safe! Safe
from what! Fire and thievcs2
Thon the safe deposit boxes
that are the safest from fire
and thieves arc the best, arc
they not? II protection Is what
yom seek, You want the best
there is, don Z you!
In the first place, the Utah
Savings s. Trust Company'S
building is constructed Of rein
forced concrete. Fire can t
burn it. 1t has the lowest fire
insurance rate of any building
in Utah. The same construc.
ton was the only one that
withstood the fire and earth
quake in San Francisco.
Iu the second place, lhe safe
deposit vaults of the Utah Saw
ings G. Trust company, inside
It's absolutely fireproot build
ing arc constructed Of solid
brick and concrete walls two
feet thick from the ground up
and lined top. bottom and
sides with heavy Chrome and
Besscmcr steel plates, the doors
being of the most massive and
modern fro and burglar-proof
couStruc tion that human inge-
nuity can devise.
10 the third place the safe
deposit vaults of the Utah
Savings & Trust company are
equipped with electric protec-
tive devices which are always
on guard to sound The alarm il
illegal attempt is made to en-
ter the vaults, top. bottom or
sides, or through the doors,
and this electrical system is
the very latest known in bank
vault protection.
I'm the fourth place the safe
deposit vaults Of the Utah Saw
ipes & Trust company have
INST hccu equipped with the
latest and best safc deposit
boxes known TO the trade, The
locking device is the newest
anu 'NF' wv III fAAN'Ja
cry box is equipped with So
called interchangeable lock,
which provides for the renter
making an exclusive combina-
tion of his own for his particu-
lar box. unknown to any one
else. and which cannot be du.
plicated. This combination can
only he changed to another
combination at the Will of tho
renter.
Some Of these new boxes arc
large ones adapted TO the scrv-
ice Of stores having Jewels or
other valuable merchandise or
Of professional firms with val
liable records or papers. The
majority of the new boxes are
intended for the renter who
only requires 4 small space in
which 10 store his valuable pa
pers, Jewelry, hciIlooms and
things he treasures most.
The prices range from $40
Il year 10 500 i year. accord
ing 10 size, so that everybody
may be accommodated.
a courteous attendant Will
take pleasure in showing YOU
these new steel boxes and their
marvellous locks, whether you
rent or not.
Open from $50 a. IN. to $50
p. m. every day but Sunday.
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY,
235 Main Street.
In the Business Heart.
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DISPUTE AS TO RANGE
LANDS NOW SETTLED

Disputes which have existed for n
long long timc me-, over d, eta@,ng iands @ IN inc
tied, according 10 X, V. Il. Reynolds.
supervisor Of the Wasatch forest dis
trict. Mr.. Reynolds states he has made
a careful survey of the disputed terri.
tory, running line between the north
fork of Provo canyon aud Deer creek
The line proved to be but short dis
tance from the imaginary line adopted
by tho rangers.
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PIONEER WOMAN IS
CALLED BY DEATH

Elizabeth Hcasren. widow of the late
John lJeagren died AT her home, Nor
risop row, Tuesday. Of old age She was
one OF the old time residents of this citv
having come here IN 1865. She was s.
Years old at the tim" of her death. and
was native ui England.
Mrs. Heagren is survived by two sons
John and William Hcagren, both of
whom reside in ths city. Her husband
died 3bout twenty years ago. Tho .u-
neral Will he held NJ o. clock Sunday att
crnoon from the family residence. The
intermeDt win take place AT the city
cemetery.
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Church Parties Reticent.

The church Republicans aud Citizens
Democrats declined to give any esti-
mates, merely saying that they were
satisfied with results. There rs virtual
ly no question that the Americans reg
istcrcd more than fvo.thrds of the en-
tire number.
Upon the former registration day
there were more han 1900 persons reg
istcred, Of which number the Americans
claim at least $500
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Visits Salt Lake City.

First Assistant Postmaster General
Csranlield arrived ia salt Lake City from
Los Angeles on the limited and left here
for Denver via the Flo Grandc at 5:i5
r.
While here he visited tho posioficc
building Postmaster Thomas being his
guide, aud then was shown around Salt
Lake.
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ZIG AMERICAN RALLY
WEDNESDAY EVENING

\ rousiug American party rally
viii be held al s clock this,
Wednesday, evening ut the home
OF Mrs. j. III Witheck, go East
Eleventh South street. Addresses
Will be made by Mayor John ).
Bransford, Attorney George NJ
Sullivan, City Attorney II. ]. Di-
ninny and Judge j. ". Mckinney.
Miss Joy Witbeck, the accom-
plIshed daughter of Mrs. Witbeck,
Will recite, and Mrs. C, e. Palm
quist will recitc and sing. Re
frcshments will be served.
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Democratic Meetings.

The Citizens Democrats have ~ wv ne
lowing meetings scheduled Tor tIia mi
nesday evening: Fifth Ward aipur
ball, Twenty Second Ward -At,m,ussrps''
hall and Twenty sixth Ward l, hin'Vi n /,
hall. Some OF the best spoakot'
hyphcnatcd party will be rreSe"t
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Salt Lake City is talked Of all over
the coast, and is considered the most
prosperous city today in the Union
From the Deseret News, Tuesday, Oc-
tober 26.
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$50 Main Street.
In the Business Heart.

Salt Lake City is talked of all over
the coast, and is considered the most
prosperous city today in the Union
From the Deseret News Tuesday, oc-
tcber 26
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Salt Lake City is talked of all over
the coast, and is considered the most
prosperous city today in the Union
From the Deseret News, Tuesday, oc-
tober 26.
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Try New Orleans Fizz today
when you are warm. Only at Kenyon
Buffet. DoranWeed Co., proprietors.
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Rumuage Sale,

BY R'nai Israel Auxiliary society.
Thursday, October 2S. at Unity hall.
Second East between First aud Second
South, at 0 a. III,
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Attention.!

The oyster supper TO be served from
} to clock nj Gordon academy, Sat
Urday. October 30 1909. is 10 be pre-
parcd uuder the able direction of Miss
Dorothy Frols"th graduate Of the Aeri
cultural college, Logan aud now teach
cr Of domestic science at Gordon
academy.
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DIRECTORS OF FAIR
ASSOCIATION TO MEET

The annual meeting OF the directors
OF the Gtnh State Fair association will
be held at the chamber of commerce
November =. when the report Of the sec
ctary on the recent state fair viii bc
submitted to the board. Tho account of
attendance ut tho fair and the disburse-
ments and receipts OF the exhibition VIII
he included in tho report.
Secretary Horace Ensign is also send
ing out letters 10 the different exhibitors
at the last state fair. thanking them for
their support OF the undertaking aud ask
ing them tor iiclr interest in the eXhibl-
tlon next year
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Chimney Sweep,
G.. Hazel. Leave orders Bamberss'
Coal Co, 16l Main Both phones
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Expert Kodak Finishing.
Shiplers, commercial photographers,
I51 South Main ST.. second floor.
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Excellent is Inadequate and hating
prais. for Piper Heid3iecls champagne
flavor chewing toha acco. Tiv IT,.
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Tribune-Reporter Printing CO,
&C West 2nd South street. Phone ~
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Heron Cafeteria,

40 East Second South. Mrs. Obuchon,
proprIctrcss.
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CHURCH AGAIN HAS
SHOWN ITS HAND
High EccIesiasts Sign Pledge to
Support Citizens-Dem0-
cratic Ticket.
ONE OF SlGNERS MEM BER
QUORUM OF THE TWELVE
This Means That Pledge Is q
Command to Gburchnen
Hcw TO Vote.

That the church is in politics is
amply proven by the pledge given TO
support the Citizens Democratic ticket
and that the sO,cllIcd Citizens move.
mcnt was n church proposition through
out is also shown by the signcrs of the
pledge which pledge was printed in
The Tribune Tuesday. Eortyniuc of
the fifty signatures arc Mormous. one
is an apostle, threo are presidents of
stakes, four are couNscIors of stake
presidents. six are bishops of ecclesias-
teal wards, one is cditor.in-chicf of
tho organ of the Lord, the Dcserct
News, tbirty.hve are elders. Here is
the list showing ecclesiastical positions
held.
Apostles.
smith. George \.
Presidents or stakes:
Cannon. Hugh j., OF Liberty stake.
McLuchian. Wu. of Pioneer stake.
Morris. n l.. of salt Lake stake.
Counsclors stake presidents:
Ashton, j., r., salt Lake stake.
llNtfc. ChIS. H., Pioneer stake.
Emery, Geo. r.. Salt Lake stake.
Knight, John NJ. Ensign stake.
Bishops ecclesiastical wards,
Ivorson, Uchcr 9. Second ward
Ilardlcv Roscoe w. Third ward.
Woodruff L. s. Fourteenth ward.
Parry. Edwin t., Sixteenth ward.
Tnecy.t Frank $, Seventeenth ward.
Smith. Hyrum J.. Liberty ward.
Editor Lords own Deserct News:
Siodahl j. NJ.
Elders.
Ashton, L. Conway kelson, John H.
Ball Isaac 3, Lambert, James y,
Bennett John + Livingston. u. II,
Bcattic. w. w. Lovcsy, w. II.
Brown, Ernest j. Lawrence, John
Carlson, g. ~ Martin. C.. :.
Clayton. Ncphl W. Morris. Geo O.
Done Willard Miller Alfred q.
Davcy. Charles l.. Nelson. III. l..
Ellis. f. A. C'rlob. 9. y, L
llIggrcn, 4. +, Platt, L. Is.
Grant. l.. +. Romncy. Miles \.
IIaslam. i. n Rciser, Albert S.
Hewlett. O. III. Taylor, \. G.
T.. 5. Thorup Joseph
TIaddocl. Lon j, Whitc, I'll. y.
Jensen. j. :. Wells, Louis II
Lawrence, George y
OF the elders, one is the son of Il
another is n brother of 4
stake president. one is a professor IN
The l.. D. 5. college. another is the son
DG one of the church accountants, an
other is engineer OF the plant In the
temple block Next Sunday evening
there will be meetings in every ward
in the city and the
will be heard the ward teach
nrs will act accordingly, the gum shoe
will be used,
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The Ladies of Naomi Rebekah lodge.
Degree Staff Will give a rube ball, Oc
tober IS. in [. o. o. L. hall. Fifty cents
Il couple; ladies 25c. Prizes given TO
most original costume.
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Kodak Finishing.
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co, III
Main.
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Tony Arnold Carriage 90. !.
Day ard night Bell Main 90, Ina =
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MISS MARIAN GILKERSON

Announces the opening of her new mu,
sic studio at 354 East Brigham street
Appointments may also be made at 726
Boston building. Bell i73l.
Government Positions.
Young men aud women 20 qualify for
postoffice clerks. Examination No
yember II. Call at 333 Atlas block.
Cook and Peary
discovered the pole. The Western CT.
gar Co. discovered the "Faustina Ci.
gar" At all dealers.
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Philharmonic Orchestra for Good Music.
All occasions Fell sissy, Ind 1887.
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See House Book offer on page II
Salt Lake Security s Trust Go.
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Strugnell. the Gunsmith
High grade repairing. 429 So. Main.
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McCoy'S Stables.

Carriages and light livery. Phones 81
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turning piles of lath. shingles and lumber
and thoroughly soaking them with water.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-07-26
DR.. J. S. WALSTON.

This community was ineXpressibly
shocked last Wednesday morning on
receiving telegraphic announcement
from Seattle Of the death of DR.. J.
S. Walston, who had been in attend
ance at the meeting of the Medical
Society of the Northwest, in that
city since Monday A. D. Devonshire
president of the MontesanO State
Bank, left at once, on receipt of the
sad news, for Seattle, to arrange for
proper disposition of the remains, as
per the the wishes of relatives. The
doctor was found dead in the bath
room of his apartment in the Diller
hotel, at about five o'clock Wednes-
day morning. His death was due to
heart failure. DR.. John 8. Walston
was highly esteemed as gentleman
and physician by the people of Mon
tesano and Southwestern Washing
ton. He was a man of high char
acter. His friendly bearing and gen.
ial disposition attached him to all
who good fortune it was to meet him.
No man will be more missed by our
citizens in the minds of whom in the
past he has become so strongly as
sociated.-Montesano Vidette