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The Newport miner. [volume] (Newport, Wash.) 1899-current, 1910-11-24
New Fruit Bucket.

Hood River-An all-metal fruit.
picking bucket is the invention of
Walter G. Palmer, Of this city. The
new invention is square metal buck
ct with metal bottom in two sliding
sections, which may be pulled out to
allow the fruit to settled into larger
receptacle without Earring or bruising.
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Tolstoi is Dead.

Astopova, Russia-Without being
received back into the Orthodox Greek
church, and knowing that the end had
arrived, Count Tolstoi died at an
early hour Sunday morning.
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-, ...:.4 " .e44t.-. 49,, -; S.,
lIoIens Torres
en- San Juan.
Este notable orador y abo3
gado Sc establece on San
Juan.
Es autor de los libros titulados
"America'' y al pie de la
Alambra".

Anoche lego q esta ciudad el Lcdo
D. Luis Llorens Torres de Ponce,
que hoy abre su o6cina de abogado
en- la Gale del Cristo No. l.
Ell Sr. Lorens Torres es Lcdo. en-
Dereoho de Ia Universidad de Grana-
da y Lcdo en- Filosofa y Letras de Ia
de Barcelona. Es autor del libro IT,
tulado America, sobre historic y IL
logia,y del ibro de versos ''Al pie de
Ia Ahambra' Ambos publicados en-
Espana. Ha colaborado en- muchos
peri6dicos del pals y extrangeros.
Y en- Puerto Rico es ademas como
cido como orador y como politico,
por su campaha en- la Camara.
Hace nueve amos que el S. Llorens
Torres ejercia en- Ponce SUI profession
de abogado. Y ahora le tenemos en-
San Juan, donde no dudamos y lie
deseamos que tenga buen exito en- el
ejercicio de su profession.
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indiscutible supcrioridad. Mucho>
de sus entusiastas admiradores me
han manifestado deseos de aplau
dirla en- Los gorrlones en- cuya repre-
sentacion tan gratos recuerdos nos
dej6 la inolvidable Luisa Arregul.
Wharf en- Los m,osqueteros, en- ell
cantable del primer cuadro lucl6 su
voz de tenor con gallardia Es un ar
tista de gran porvenlr, Y mo dudar
10 una promesa de futuros trlunfos.
Vocaliza :bien y Ia nota sale de su
garganta limpia y sonora. Una edu-
cacion met6dica intensive hara de
Wharf un artista de relieve.
Para esta noche nos ofrecen el
cartel Los Perros de presa obra de be
Hos efectos escenlcos.
Don Sincere.
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DE TEATRO.

Las noches del sabado y domingo
han sido de triunfo, de exitos para la
compahfa que actua en- nuestro coll
SEQ.
La bella production escenica de
Dicenta Entire rOcos, joya de ines
timable valor literario es sin disputa
Ia mejor obra del genero que ha pa
sado Dor nuestro escenario. Obra in
teresante, culta y bien versl6cada.
Guel en- el pesonaje del ito Pablo,
no hay que decir.
Los que en- La anterior representa-
ci6n, segun Ell orden del programa lie
yimos, enel personaje de don Lope o
DON Lapi, tipo de gran relieve Ca
ricaturesco, risible, jocoso en- extre
mo, y media hora mas tarde Sc nos
presentaba transfgurado, en- el
personaie del tio Pablo, anciano
de gravedad patriarcal expresando
en- delicadas quintiuas los azares de
una vida accidentada ,es motive pa
ra no discutir SUI altura, sino para ad-
mirarlo, para hacerlo digno de La ova
sion. Asf 10 hizo el respectable" en- la
noche del sabado. En- esa obra subli-
me reaejo Guel toda una vida de in
quitud y de pena con maravillosa
precision. Y nuestro publico avalo
rando el alto mGrito del buen actor
arrej6 & sus pies todo Ell oro de sus
aplausos ylss flores de SUI admiration
Cuatro veces Sc alzo La cortina bajo
una tempestad de aplausos.
La Huguet en- su personaje de
Anita supo interpreter con exquisite
delicadesa su papel.
Regales en- el personaje odioso de
Pascual interpret6 con tanta exac-
titud y maestria su papel en- Ia ira
ma, q. lev6 hasta el publico la hon
da repulsi6n poniendo una interjec
ci6n sombria en- la mirada Y hacien-
do soplar una rafaga de odio en- las
conciencias, pronto disipada, con ell
brazo vengador de Pedro Antonio,
puesto por el Destino en- la senda, en-
Ia hcra dulcemente tragica de la Ii
quidaci6n suprema.
Palmer en- Pedro Antonio no pudo
ser mas exacto nj cabia mayor fide-
idad en- Ia conception hermosa de
Dicenta.
La Vicente nos demostr6, tanto
en- Los tiberules como en- Entire rocas
ser una excelente caracteristica, que
sabe fingir con admirable maestria
Balester, admirable en- todas las ST.
tuaciones.
La Marin, Ia mimada de nuestro
publico hize una Aurora en- Los libe-
rdles que mereG6 los honores del pros
cenio. En- Ia Interpretation de estos
pesonajes de nina, la Marin tiene
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Por Fin Sc Encontro.

Por varios siglos los medicos
buscaron I'm remedio para ell Pal
udismo. Los quimicos preparan
ahora un especi6co vegetal, la
mado Pam-Ala que destruye ell,
germen lie la enfermedad. Donde
Sc usa 81 obtienen resultados sor-
prendentes. Ell DR.. Ramon V.
Lanao, del Hospital de Barran-
quilla, Colombia, dice: Cure una
muchacha de 7 amos que sufria de
Paludismo agudo terciano, con
un frasco dc muestra. De vehta
en- las Droguerias.
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ANJNCLO DE SUBASTA.
San Joon p F. Ahri1 II dc 1910

San Juan. P r. Ahril II dc $40.
DONRAFAEL PAI,ACTO APELl.ANIZ, A1ministra
dor General de la Central CO <STANIA de Toa, Baia
otcna Cruz No. 3, juaI p L. recibra proposcio-
plegos cerrado hasta las de Ia maana del da 2
del de Abr para la adjudication en- slbas de
las obras de explanation de trozo de que Iar-
tendo sitio mao hoga Perros jurisdiction de Toaba
a sgue trazado haca e Sur por la margen drea del
rio LA Plata ongilu apoxmada de $500 metros
Sera faclitada toda information r,l"va al "hieto.
Queda reservado ell derecho de recaiar cua iera to-
das las proposcones de adudicar contrao c1aqier
postor aunque su proposition resute mas preco
Rafael P1''cios 4petlans".
tdmor, Grail Central "Constapci
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SobIlei' Ia .IIji IpIjiista de IN
/. cfimen en- AguadiNa.
sElfiscai investiga un case
de infanticidio que Sc
dice cometido por Ma
ria Gallart.
HaSta ahora selo ha psdida ha-
llarSe el caerpo placentario.
De nuestro corresponsal.

Abril 9.--Desde anoche hasta la
hora en- que escrlbo estas cuartillas,
Sc encuentra ell fiscal Torres Grau en-
union del jefe de este distrito s;r.
Schettini, investigando I'm case de in
fanticidio, cometido al parecer por
una mujer llamada Maria Gallart
quien Sc dice introdujo una criatura
recien nacida en- una letrina de SUI ca
say no habi6ndose encontrado hasta
ahora mas que el cuerpo plaoentario.
va informark mas detailadamen-
te 10 que haya acerca de este suceso
que reviste alguna importancia.
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INTERESA.

Sc vende uoa he1mosa quinta en- la
parada 10 en- Ssnturce, p1opia para
residencia de tamilia 8 para { olegio.
Tiene toda clase de cohodidades,
un gran jardfn, drboles frutales, pese.
brs, cochera, y garage para autom6-
vii.
Informara en- la casa del lado
don J ,sG Cerra.
En- esta imprenta Sc vende
papel de periodices viejo a
81 quintal.
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Mesas de billar.

Sc venden muy baratas dos nc
sas de billar de primera calidad, de
medic uso y en- muy buen estado.
Estan equipadas con bolas de mar
fl, tacos Y dem$s accessories.
lnfOrmaran en- ell Casino Espanol.
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Con las siguentes garantias de fabrca:
Marclara constantemente caientarse interumprse
!iene por minute desttuc6n calculada de 25 80
pies cdbico de are lbre Producra maximo de
pugadas seg,n ell mercurio Standard de los e. U.U
Durara de Is a 30 amos a1n usandose diariamente.'
E SANTO trabajara de cualquier cubo de luz ncandes
cente, un costo de cfntavos la hora Ell "SANIO no
podra nuca ser sperado para ell hogar pero tamb6n
gran capacidad 10 hace apetecbe para TIENDAS ALMA
GENES, OFICINAS IGLESIAS, HOSPITALES ii otros
edifcios grandes Haga vista nuestras ofcnas para
yer la demostraci6n por cita6n mandaremo ell aparato
cualquer stio en- San JUAN para demosrro privado
Porto Rico PoNer 4 Light Go.
Oficinas rim ipales, Marina, San Juan.
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0 UNA CASITA. Sc ven
UGVdjllUI de Ell Bayamon y en-

Uu) uHiuil oo vi D"soAon y i
pueblo. una que renta en- Ia
actualldad veinte pesos men
:;lales de altos y con un buen
fondo- PoR MuY POGO DlNERo pue-
de va. comprar un aparato sis
t"ma NAUTILUS fabricado por
John Mllhews, New York, para
reirescos de soda y un aparato
complete para fabrication de aguas
gascoSas con sus respectivas ma
qulnas de tapar y llenar botcllas,
cajas de botcllas, hltros, etc., etc.
Procure escriblr hoy mismo a don
Ramon Buades, Catano, p. R.
No, j.
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Ingeniero Civil.-Ram6n Gan
dia C6rdova, Tetuan So, ciudad 8
Parada - Santurce Mirsmar, San
Juan, Puerto Rico.
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Lecciones de piano. La seno-
rita Lola Mas. ofrece dar clases en-
81 casa 8 domicilio. San Juan.
Cristo Z.
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Farmacia Colon.-Antiguo esta.
blecimiento. Gran surtido de droga,
y patentizadoA Plaza principal. San
Juan.
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Abegades.- s.-Emigdio S. Ginorio y
Manuel NJ. Ginorio, Allen 60.
Telefono 1858. Box 366.San Juan,
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m Hotel Palmer. Calls
W1V2UNp1 de Mendez Vigo No.
No "A. Muy cerca detl
fcrrocarril. Baaos d todas hoRasl
Habitaciones ventiladas. Servicis'
i la carta. lumbrado el&ctrico "
timbres en- todas habitacionea Te-'
lefono No IS. Habitaciones para
L gentes v;ajeros, propias para exhi-
bic iones de mues tras. Telefono
No. So. No. !,
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nj H. LA SUIZA.-E me-
INIll,HI1l. jor alimento para nj

7fos y personals deb1-
les. En- 1854 en- las meriendas de
Versalles-ya Sc consumia el cho-
colate como alimento principal.
Todos los que usan nuestro choco-
late gozan de buena salud. En-
pleamos azucar de Ia. clase y ca
Gao superior NJ. Sobrino y ca
San Juan, Tetuan a.. Telefond
12S. P. Q. Box 363.
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D|RECTOR|O De SAN JUAN

Practioante. Silvestre Feijoo
MARTINEZ, Observation-Disclosures
cia Colon v San Jose g.. San Juan.
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Sc a|0ui|a prop;" p" %'so'6'G 5sia t;ca%s 'Gs,! q
almacen, On el sitio
mas centrico de San Juan, calIc Gle
San Francisco, n,lmuro 81 Infor-
maran en- la Joyer'a~ T!uaud. San
Juan. No
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Buena finca ':o r: s'o''';i; 1:I Hs,S:- f:r
aLal L.

una magni6ca estancita compuesta
de c:nco cuerdas de terreno, ticne
una casa de dos plantas yreune to-
das las comodidades modernas.
Dlcha estancia csta atravezada por
la carrctera Y tiens yerba, arbo-
lc, frutas etc. etc. Sc alquila con
muebles incluso un piano, Q sin
cilos. Dista cinco minutes de la
ca lie del Parque. Para lnformes,
tele fOnO 1905. SYntlrce,
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Comercio de Arecibo.

En- la patria del Capit;in Core a Sc
IS ablece'; un dep6sito &c harina dc
trlgo ma1ca TRES E5TRELLAS 4
lin de que las panaderias de a4uella
villa goct n del p;ivilegio d" tsner pan
dc clase Superior al mismo pieclo que
lzs otrss ciudades de la isla. los 'nte-
resados al por mayor seciiglran 4
Drane Il Garic, San Juan.
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-s s. ..os. ss.s ss o. 9 |
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lno4;}u4,::, Una scilora cXtranje
llI3UiUuiI 10 que habla correc-
tamentc ingles, fran
ccS y espanol, desca coloca,se en-
casa de- una familia, como institu-
t1rlz, DANA de compania, 9 anna de
iiavcs. Tambien Sc otrecc para dar
ciases d domicilio. Dirijirse a For
taicza nUmero Il. San Juan. P. r.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-03

TRIMeLE-TABoR WEDDING.

In the presence of twenty-five guests
and relatives last evening, at o'clock
Frank Nestor Tabor, of Missouri. led
Emily Trimble, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. 3. Trimble, OF Wilson's Lane,
to the marriage altar. where the ring
ceremony was performed by the Rev
H. d. Zimmerman, Of the First Baptist
church. The bride was dressed in a
beautiful blue gown, while the groom
wore the conventional black They
were attended by Benjamin TTimble.
brother Of the bride. and Birdie Sew.
ell. The home decorations were white
chrysanthemums, which were effective
ly arranged, while several bouquets
added TO the beauty of tho dining room
table. prepared for the wedding dinner
which Immediately followed the core.
mony. The bride has made her home
In and near Ogden for a number OF
years. and is a lady Of sterling char
acter, while the groom has made his
home In the city for about three years.
and is TO be con graduated on his
choice, Mrs. Trimble is a teacher In
the primary department of the Sun
day school. and a host OF friends in
the church wish her much happiness
In her married life. MIR and Mrs Ia
Dor have begun housekeeping en-
North Washington avenue, near the
Canyon road, where they will be pleas
ed 10 greet their mony friends.
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-03
HE LEAVES A
LARGE FAMILY

Plain City, Nov. 3.-James Hunt.
who had been a resident of Plain City
for twenty-seven years. died at his
home here early Monday morning. No.
yember 1st A complication of all.
ments, affecting both his heart aud
kidneys. was tho cause of his death.
Deceased had long been a sufferer.
For q month Immediately preceding
MS death he had becn helpless, and
Tor years anything but a strong, TO.
bust man. His death was. therefore,
not unexpected
Mr.. Hunt was the father of thirteen
children eight Of whom survive him
These are all grown and married.
Iwenty-Iour grandchildren are also
numbered among the living. Mrs.
Hunt, his wife, died eight years ago
Mr Hunt was born In the city OF
Derby, England, in May 1850 He
was. therefore, little over sixty years
OF age, With his wife and family. he
came TO this country in the spring of
1883, and locating in Plain City has
resided here ever since.
In England, Mr. Hunt followed the
calling oil an elastic weaver Al this
trade he worked in both Derby and
London for number OF years before
coming to America. but In this coun-
Try his vocation has 0een that of a
lermer Liberal and generous in
thought and impulse. Jim Hunt was
good nclshbor. an excellent oiti-
zen and an Ideally domestic man.
funeral services viii be held in the
pam City westinghouse Thursday
afternoon, commencing at / 80 O'Clock.
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CASE
HAS M A N Y
ANGLES

Abe Rose has commenced suit
against Mrs. l.. f Alvord and Hugh
Mclean, Sureties, to recover the valu.
alton Of certain cattle purchased by
one j l.. Alyord who went into yolun-
tary bankruptcy. The claim of the
plaintinf IS for $5,025.5O alleged to be
due him personally; Sl,34S alleged to
be due the plaintiff under an assign
ment from Sparks Brothers and SI27.-
90 alleged TO be due under an assign
ment by ] j. Larkin
1t is declared in the complaint that
J. L. Alvord purchased OF Abe Rose,
} J. Larkin and the Sparks Brothers,
under three different transactions,
cattle worth $4,000, making part pay
ment for the same with checks on the
commercial National bank of this
city, representing at the time that he
mad arranged with the bank to honor
the checks. The cattle were shiDped
10 ogden aud were about TO be shipped
To the eastern cattle market when the
parties from whom the stock had been
purchased learned that the checks
issued IN part payment for the cattle
would not be honored by the Ogden
oank Suit was then commenced
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-03
INSU r A n &c
CASE ON
TRIAL

The Jury for the November term OF
the district court appeared before
Judge Howell this morning and were
examined as TO their statutory quail
fcations by District Attorney Nathan
j. Harris.
The jurymen who did not answer
to their names were James e Ballan.
tyne OF Ogden. There being no eX
cuse for his absence. the court OF
dered that a bench warrant be issued
for him Willard Kay, excused; Frank
NJ. Wright. Robert NJ Burch, Jr| and
II. A. Lamdin OF Ogden, and C. Fred
Schade OF Huntsville, all of whom
were reported out of the jurisdiction
Of the court
Charles R Bullock, reported TO be
resident OF Warren, was excused on
the grounds that, according TO his own
statements, he is not a resident OF
Weber county and is not taxpayer
here. Mr.. Bullock stated that a mis-
take had been made in calling him ls
a juryman, inasmuch as he Is resi-
dent of Idaho rather than Utah, and
that he is not a taxpayer in Weber
county David NJ Pingree was eX-
cused from service on the representa-
tion made by a physician that he is
not physically able to attend to the
duties.
The case called for trial this morn
ing is that OF Matte c. Armstrong,
administrators of the estate OF Isaac
Armstrong, deceased and Matte G..
Armstrong. widow, against the West
Coast Life Insurance company of Cali
fornia. The suit was brought 10 re-
cover 1915, alleged TO be due on GER
tnln life insurance policies claimed
to be due the estate because Of Arm
strong's death which occurred in Og-
den. March 10. 1910, and for certain
funeral expenses paid By Mrs. Arm.
strong, wife of the deceased.
The complaint alleges that Tsanc
Armstrong. while attending to bust.
ness affairs in the Watson-Tanner
store in Ogden. February ., 1910,
slipped and fell TO the floor innIcting
Injuries from which he died March
10 OF this year; that he carried GER
tain life insurance policies with the
defendant company amounting TO
something over 5000, one policy hav-
ing been sold to the wife before his
death. the other now being In the
hands of the estate, of which Matte
c Armstrong the widow, is the ad-
ministratriX, and that the policies. to-
gether with certain funeral expenses.
have not been paid by the defendant.
The defendants claim that the
terms OF the insurance policies in
question have not been complied with
and that the company did not agree
TO pay Matte c Armstrong, either as
administrators or as the widow of the
deceased, the amount of the policies
that might be due If the terms of the
same had been complied with
II VIII be remembered that Isaac
Armstrong was, at the time of the
accident, acting as porter at the local
Elks' club rooms and that he acct
dentally fell upon the floor or pave
ment at the clothing store. receiving
injuries that, 1t is claimed. caused his
death within thirty days. He was a
colored man
The trial before the court is being
held before a jury and IL is more than
likely that it VIII require all OF today
to hear the testimony
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-03
The Quickest, Simplest
Cough Cure
Easily and Cheaply Made at
Home. Saves You So.

This recipe makes q pint OF cough
syrup-enough to last a family long
time. You couldn't buy as much or
as good cough syrup for $3.50
Simple as 1t is, 1t gives almost in
stant relief and usually stops tho
most obstinate cough in "a hours.
This is partly due to the fact that 1t
is slightly laxative, stimulates tho
appetite and has an excellent tonic
effect. It is pleasant TO tnke-chil-
dren like it. An excellent remedy,
too. for whooping cough, sore lungs,
asthma, throat troubles, etc.
Mix one pint of grenulated sugar
with 1s pint OF warm water. and stir
for Q minutes. Put 24s ounces OF
Plnex $50 cents WORTH In pint bot
tie and add the Sugar Syrup. 1t keeps
perfectly. Take tenspoonful every
one. two or threo hours.
Pine is one OF the Oldest and best
known remedial agents for the throat
membranes. PineX is the most Valu-
able concentrated compound of Nor
way white pine extract, and is rich in
guinicol and all the other natural
healing clements. Other preparations
win noC work in this formula
The prompt results from this rec
ipe have eDdeared 1t to thousands OF
housewives in the United States and
Canada. which explains why the
plan has been initiated often, but
never successfully.
A guarantee of absolute satisfaction,
or money promptly refunded, goes
with this recipe. Your druggist has
Plnex or VIII get 1t for you. If not,
send TO The Pinex Co, Ft. Wayne, Ind.
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claims as creditors. the sureties of
Alvord In the attachment proceedings
not being called 10 account for moneys
that had been turned over to them,
prior to the bankruptcy proceedings.
The case was finally settled by the
referee in bankruptcy and Mr.. Alyord
was discharged.
The cattlemen then pressed thelr
suit against the bankrupt, but the
court held that the discharge in bank
ruptcy was a release of the defend
ant from all claims of Indebtedness
and that tho plaintiffs could not re-
cover. The cattle dealers now have
commenced suit against the sureties
IN nope of recovering tho $4,000 and
COSTS, due on the original sale
The case is further complicated by
Tue tact that T. D. Ryan. trustee In
bankruptcy, will institute proceedings
IN tue federal court IN bankruptcy
seeking TO have the money received
on the sale OF the cattle, which was
turned over to the suretles, Mrs. AL
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against Mr.. Alyord to recover the val
uation OF the cattle and an attach"
ment was placed upon the stock as
security for the judgment, should one
be given.
Mrs. L. f. Alyord. mother of MIR. Al
word, and Hugh Mclean then signed
a bond for double the amount ol the
money sued for In the complaint TO
secure the plaintiffs. Rose. Larkin and
Sparks Brothers, TO have the attach"
ment raised and permit the defendant
AlYord, to dispose OF the cattle 1t be
ing supposed that the proceeds OF the
sale would be applied 10 the settle
ment of the claim against him At
word disposed of a part of the cattle
and turned the money over to his sure
ties In the attachment proceedings,
and, in the mean time, applied TO the
federal court for a bankruptcy oruer'
The referee in bankruptcy heard ue
matter, and, finally. closed the estate
and declared Alvord bankrupt the
three oattlemen presenting heir
The Evening standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1910-1913, 1910-11-03
PICTURE PLAYS
THAT PLEASE

1t is the touch of nature that
makes the whole world kir." The
little tender passes between mother
and son. lover and sweetheart heads
touched with silver, and the innocent
pranKs OF baby days that take you
Dack In memory TO the old farm
house. the little cottage. or the more
pretentiouS mansion. perhaps, that to
you was home In days gone by. These
niue home scenes and experiences ap-
peal to You In such picture plays as
The Bachelor and the Baby" The
Message of the Violin The Bankers
Daughter and "Ransomed: or the
Prisoner of War for they arc full of
truth and viii make you. thinl, good
thoughts of life and It's duties.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.