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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

woman losing anything like an ldcn.
tityf
The eolonlats. aH the suppiicants
arr known. I've apart from the Re.
noisea They have a. much chance
% break through Hocisty'n barrier
a. a high grader has Of escaping n
caught with the goods. There Ia
reason
Margaret illlnator's Ambition.
A little more than a year ago
Margaret Ellington Frohman came
here with her mother. TO secure thu
Residence necessary 20 apply for
divorce, She Declared nhs was
click of the stage. and wanted 10
wed for Riddles and 10 darn her
husbands socks Her Anhiti0n WAS
~ children IN IA years. she said.
Society took UP Mrk. Frohmnn. aud
no sooner had her divorce been
obtained than abs married. hers
IN Reno. Z J. Bc~es ct Tacoma.
Society vas shocked. and nov a
dlsorcss can't hreaA IL with a stick
Of dynamite
Why Il Reno a haven for heavy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

hearts, Read the answer in tho
statutes:
SEA. see - Divorces from fhs beaaa
~ matfamnuY maY 30 abtainsd ~ com
Flaint aaasF cath. ~ the llsitfag cgnft
* he eeAhtr IN whiok ths cause shAii
have AnsfUed. ~ ~ whick the dsFeaAant
sal fesiaq ~ bs fWuad. " In whtrh tia
Plaintiff shall rssida " TIE tAffsr 81
Aishef ths SesntY 10 when tfe party last
eehAbitst. % u ~hleh he piairtifl shall
fess resided ain menths before sai9 Be
bteakht for TIE fpiis~tnS causes
And then Il gives these causes IN
addition to the statutory grounds
Wilifai dsasrtion AZ any time for
one pear. Extreme cruelty Neglect
" husband for one year % provide
common necessities. when not tho
result ~ poverty.
Il IL not the grounda. but tho
Ease with which the courts flud
turlsdietlon. that makes NeYnds a
haven fof heavy hearts II two
sant divorce they leave a train ia
she state and one commits an act
Of cruelty Neither need be a
resident Or thu defendant may
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
DYSPEPSIA, HEARTBURN, GAS
AND OTHER DISTRESS ENDED

Nothing will remain undlgosled
or sour on your stomach II you will
take a little Diapepaln occasionally.
This powerful digestive and
antaeid, though az harmless and
pleasant M candy. will dlgeat and
prepare for assimilation into the
blood all the food you can eat
Eat what your stomach Graves
without the slightest fear Of lndi.
gssslon or that you viii be both
cred with sour riaiugs. BeiehinR
Gas on Stomach. Heartburn. Head
aches from stomach, Nausea. Bad
Breath. Water BraHh or q feeling
like you had swallowed Il lump o.
lead. or other disagreeahie migsr
les. Should you be suffering now
from any stomach disorder. you can
get relief within five minutes.
II you will get from your phar.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

DO found" passing through the
state and served with papers or
either may reside In the state six
months.
Some Of the Women Work.
OF the coloniata 80 per cent live
IN the five hotels Of which Reno
b0aHtn. another 20 per cent are cot.
taEers. and 40 per cent find employ
Inent Tho latter arc Mattresses.
mnnicuriats. hair dreasera, sales.
women. stenogruphers. telephone
operators or maids. Their thraly
dom need only last but 1872 days.
Pronpectoru. gamblers. miners.
EaHternsra. Indians. Chinese. Jape.
doctors, lawyers. real estate men,
merchants. actors. msn from every
walk IA life flock TO this American
lsldorado, which nsatlea brilliant
white I'm lts setting of emerald on
the eastern slope Of the Sierra No
Yada mountains. Tho rattle OF the
roulet bali. the drone Of tho deal
ers voice and the click OF the crap
dice 20 on unlnterruptedly. and
thore IL often high play Much
money changes hands nightly, for
this II one Of the few divereiOnH of
the rich In the divorce colony.
Divorces average five day
Sometimes the number reaches 10.
Now cases are filed daily and set
for hearing as soon as possible aft
or the completion Of tho is2-day
residence.
Fow cases ara contested. save
whore statutory grounds are al.
legged. and this IL seldom necessary.
10 many other excuses nre az hand.
An unoontested case can be dis
posed % IN is minutes. Secrecy
and expedition draw tha heavy
hearted as a poultica draws IN.
fiammAtion. Only the extreme in
sensa,ionsilam attracts attention.
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nv HARRY q. FARMER.

RENO, New. March 2s.--whcn
south Dakota amended lta real.
denco requirement from slx month";
20 ono year. Nevada sent Reno ana
Noldfleld 10 the post IA the Great
hiyorec Stakes as a coupled entry.
Nevada started "a territory
with the ioosest divorce laws ever
Written, and she didn't change them
when she became a state. Henee
Keno "a 20 the unhappliy mated
what Mecca IL 10 the Mohammedan
MatFimony's Gordlan knot is no
mystery here. And what Is said for
Rene goes for 0oldreld never
beard " until TEX Richard stag,
"a the FIRST 0ansNelaon fight.
$50 In Divorce Colony.
Within the past six months %
divorces haYe been granted By
Judges " Il. A. Pike ana John 4
orr Fifty four cases aro now on
nle, The divorce colony numbers
about ibo. with additions coming
az the rate Of sin a week
Within the last nix months. WON.
en- whoae names are well known IN
various ways have been divorced
from undesirable husbands. The
most prominent are Mrs. Frederick
LOWS colweil Mira Keith Donald.
son. Mira Henry Spies Kip. Mrs.
VIM Lee Stoddaft. Mrs Elihu n.
Frost, Mrs. Daniel Frohman who
was Margaret IillnKtonl. Mrs La.
ci"n 6 sheiiaharger. Mrn Raymond
4. France. Arn Claude v. Day and
Mrs George Leeds Zeli. Tho latest
prominent arrival IL Virginia
Harmed sothsrn.
split EN- asundef lawyers At
home advise fair clients 70 try Reno
when quick action il wanted. They
arm them with an introduction TO
local correspondent and are con.
toni that the mills of the gods aud
Nevada Jurisprudence viii DO tbs
reat.
Reno IL Cosmopolitan.
Reno il cosmopolitan. The pet.
ted daughter Of the 600 and the dar.
Ina % the theatre golnE public rub
Partisan gowned elbows with the
blanket drapcd aquRw.
Divorces are a. thick AZ ahow
girls along the Great white Way.
You see them. grand danes. act
reaaae. newly.wedn. fooliah.w eds.
sufferers fsum che affinity thlnK.
artists. professional and business
men. TIE met Rruat 40 notice.
able. they loae their idantlty so
easily. Hut who ever heard Of a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

macist q 50.cent case OF Papes
Diapepaln, you can always 20 10
the table with a hearty appetite,
ana your meals would taste good,
because you would know there
would be no Indigestion or Sleep.
less nights Or Headache or Htom.
ach misery all the next day; and.
besides. you would not need Taxa
tiycn or liver pills 10 keep your
stomach and bowels clean aud
fresh
Pape's Diapepsln can BIO obtain
Cd from your druggist. and contains
more than sufficient 70 thoroughly
cure the worst case OF Indigestion
or Dyspepsia There Is nothing
better for Gas on the Stomach or
sour doors from the stomach or 10
cure stomach Headache.
You couldn't keep q handler or
more useful article in the house.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
memo. Refuge OF Heavy Hearts and Foolish WedS;
Colony OF Mismates Large and Divorce Easy

The Gordian Knot OF Matrimo.
ny Not Tight at All II You
Can Spend Six Months I'm.
der Nevada's General Laws
Grand Danes. Actresses,
Professionals and Plain
Bread Farmers in the Throng
But Reno Society Snubs
Them All.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
heSTOMOUB
EDMUND VINCE COOKE
WHAT HAPPENED TO THE GOAT


!. sksa ika beaver heard ths
- 4 thr raa. BE- tkouehi y
~ safest - be complained
sAsr - sas . take my pArtf
wAza H. poF beaver
1T nla ne sparrow as he
u D. sat n ne eye z aay
\ al easaot So straight
u y nees n TIE air and the
II. als i mine
~ 1iea she goat 4 see.
~ III shs ant. Al he hit the
IL y d. vs. The goat has no
- Hsra ~ faod Ia the
rms 81 he w0fk n.akea 4
"a ~ tae kseAA NAtH
100
"a nz n bee. a. she stnn {
y 81 ; ~ 81. -tks SDat does
q IN kalls / make my comb
81 ~ I'D sAs wsgk makes ths
~ w.
1AaE MtG Ne Ksat. Il hear.
mse changed my mind
u.Nrlaa i mTun
~ sulsesiaa i rigai." said tbs
hi z1zrl
~ =. eiiis -. said The gnst
r - a4xsaT ben pscked. and
~ ~ s,a.z
~ 4 re saizals we're 80 dls
- - ne NaF sAslF ruler BE-
y ATafrai that they seissd him
~ " sAoasa hava NJ coat ~
= y ihag gouk him 10 ne bar
= 81 tzs Asn shaved close e.
- nd tesT pulled out hls
r. y - rnUls and thsy cut IN
hrs - fhsy ssre luEt fwu
a4lEhi b1eaEs. a. the end
- laeT placed little balls
= t4le a. ae4hins AZ all with
8s "a hey AroVa him oaf lnfo
tf hsfa
sad the xnat my chin Il
~ aai eannos nshblc ma
~ 80 ! shaI sfarvu 10 death
4 - hark u TIE trees aaia
>sse asd Ynu can eat ths
'ssu Ard lesvss on ths
az fhsu Fou need Nc,
Issf ehin against ths
" cote nar said ms
ssssssf Or goat went "a
y iand b ase the leaves and
:.. ~i lEizs and 10 found the
- .aposa u ne top ~ ths
- snta tsesa % ~ COZ
ssNsd - . then. 40 that
Try ione sith M reach
- i'nnt lezs grew tail
Eas sery hot on ID.
spd be frsckled terri
snaA iFeeklea. but great
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
m WILL GIVE FREE TESTS
! I DR TUBERCULO|S SUSPECTS
:. Aay Trace Of Dread White Plague Germs
- ..:,los;eal Laboratory Win Determine It,
Not Dangerous il Taken in Time.

..hsreuesia you can find out mighty quickly
R ~ 80 ssartlns n,o typhoid fever again You
Ea q ~ ~ matter with Won IN ilfsy.
- st - n yoa find W ogt 10 Time have good chance
4 ID Sse~ - fneara IN thu face Il Grim Death.
eBS saaloner Crchon has arranged mar find IL
II - Vou Can Find Out
-. one hy the health commissioner 20 every doctor
D. hNs ne way find ust what matter
cats 49, sa = aaxh the face Of Death L. unoldad
n s.ssery IL prepared ARCHAEOLOGICAL ex
n ~ rsasnanfs notice. and The tho job uat
'sss ihsm for the people OF Seattle nee Of charge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

BID ones. 50 that after . While he
w2a speckiea wleh large brown
hlotrhea And tbs trees kept grow
Ing taiier aud ne had o. stretch
up further and further 70 SCI enough
70 eat
A lonx time afferward the goat
wandered back 10 The other animals
and when they sAw him they ditut
know him
Whatever have you been doinET-
asked the beaver.
~f've been eating tho leaves and
twigA. as Yon told me- aAld the
xnag
Show ua the trees. said the Hon
So the goat took them and showed
them. and the hycna rolled on the
gruund uith laughter. You've been
catfnr rubber trees.- he laughed.
and you're not a xuAf any more
AZ all Yours the original rubber.
neck. and you must have a new
name"
And % course yuu can guess that
they called him the giraffe.
tCepyriHht 1910 ~ TIE Aather1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
HELP THE "CENSUS-MAN"


larry anxious that an such persons
should send their nnmos to him be-
fore going away and Il is the duty
OF everyone 90 aid the supervisor as
far as possible IN securing a COM
piete census Of the city n YOU are
a resident of tho city and are not
20 be ia the city the 18th Of April.
I'M out the following coupon and
mail it to r. W. I'm, 200 Central
hnlIdlng.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

physician SENDS a sample Of tho
hia.tf
No Fear 81 Death.
There need b no FEAR a. death
from tuberculosis when the disease
"a discovered IN time aald nr.
Cfichten today. sThat cure IL pos
siela aad may be made complsss ls
nov = well known medical fact.
Many iiYss can BE- sawed fight hers
Ia Seattle. and u ose has the fear
that he Or some one dear 70 hiin has
been assAiied by The tubsreular IA.
cllt he should insist apon his plsysi. .
clan securing this test at once In
the city laboratory
~rhia Il really a great protection
far thu people and one thay ought
% know of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

MACON. Ca. March 3s.--The
failure Of Georgia passenger trains
20 make their schedules. which is
causing much irritation. IL due TO
tho quantity Of whiakey carried By
express. aceordina 20 commercial
trArnlera
These men declare that svery
train out II Jacksonville and Chat,
tnnooga carries three axprnas cars
loaded 20 the ROOT with liquor for
Georgia points.
con a recent trip from Jackson.
Vile % Macon." said one eonmeF-
ciai Traveller. we lost Boarly two
hours By delay IN delivering liquor
from express cars AZ points along
the line The sans thing is hap.
psning on svery road IN Georgia. !"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

Everyone who lives IN Seattle Is
entitled 20 be counted in the coming
federal census n. w Hill. super
visor for the Seattle district. A. maxi
Ing a diliEont effort to prevent any
body from going uncounted. He has
already started file for the names
Of those who intend being absent
from the city during the enumera-
ton period. which extends from
April 10 20 May /. lie is particu-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
rsoE RAnER.s

rHOF. RAnEnsS
= !. 1. Z. !.
- DANCING ACADEMY
KEf Free trial Up-tc-fafa
GA New method Latest darc~a
T4Q stage aud fancy daneea
GW Learn 20 dance Ia I've daTa
f Private Instruction Prfeafe
and classes every dAy Les
sons fa m. 90 D n
Arcade Han. Arcade BIds.
3S nancinE every Tuesday and
wv Friday eNenina Blue RIBS
y ben club Phones MMia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

Do you want 10 puy a homer ses
Tho Stars classified real estate
1lumnn-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28
ONE MAN VArHsa OF -.

= DEDHAM. Mass. March 2s
. The birth ~ q healthy baby
Z bor has made Joseph Sears
= he father 81 "a children. lie !
y has been married twice. bis
= frat wife giving birth % IL
: children. and the present Mrs.
= Scare 10 ts. Bui "a Of the "a I
> are alive Sears IL ST.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

The next STORY will be tod BY
Flxxi.vig- n will be called The
Ninsaatof.~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

rights 20 Labor and enjoy the fruits
~ their labor. they must recognize
their class interests and secure for
their legislature, executive and judi
ciary the representative OF their
class, and secure % themselves ana
mankind their Rights and oiviiiza-
ti0n whigB IL based on law. ordsf,
Justice and economic right. instead
Of on profit wfung from the sweat,
tears and blood o. those who toll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

1Iyalalan .enaa : .ampls q Ihs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-03-28

Othcllo will be a
good place TO live
as well as a good
place TO invest.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-23
LEGAL STATUS.
tcontlnued from Page ~

collection of tax on real property
as the tax operates as a lien upon it.,
and that the proper procedure to be
pursued is to sell 1t for the amount
of taxes against it. But on personal
property the tax does not operate as
a lien and 1t is contended by the
district attorney that it is in the way
Of a personal obllgatlon-a debt
and therefore collectible by an action
at law.
The action is in the nature of
test case and will be carried to the
supreme court for final adjudication
as should the district. attorney be
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-23
X X X X X x X X X X X X X X 4
4 PERSONALS 4
Z !. I + + \ 7 7 4 4 \ + \ \ +

Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Fleetwood, of
Baker City, were visitors in the city
today. Mr.. Fleetwood is the county
assessor for Baker county.
Master Fish Warden Clanton left
last evening for Portland, where he
goes on business in connection with
his office.
J. e. Allison and family left to-
day for Newport, where they viii
spend their summer vacation.
Miss Helen Smith, of Albany, is
visiting friends in the city.
c. L. Starr, secretary of the State
Tax Commission, returned last even
ing from a three-days' visit in Port
land.
Mrs. w. H. Pierce and daughter,
Edith, and friend, Grace LAHORE, left
today for Newport, where they Will
spend a few days. Miss LAHORE will
stop over at Albany. on their return
to be with her grandfather, T. d.
Crockett, who is seriously i'll.
Dan ]. Murphy, a prominent at
torney Of Portland, is in Salem to-
day on business of a legal nature.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-23
Promises Better service--

The Oregon Railroad Commission
today received a communication from
]. P. o'Brien. general manager OF
the o. r. & NJ, with relation to a
complaint made against the delay In
freight deliveries at Albany. He ac-
knowledged that the company has
been lax along this line, and promises
to see to It that in the future that all
freight is delivered promptly.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-23
DIED.


TELFER.-At the state hospital for
the insane, yesterday, Marion Tel
fer, aged 43 years.
The remains were shipped this af-
ternoon by the Rigdon Undertaking
Company to Portland, where inter-
ment will be made.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-23

correct in his Interpretation of the
law he intends to bring a number of
actions against other corporations
who have failed to pay their taxes to
the county.
The firm of McNary & MeNary
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-23

will appear for the county, and Car
son and Brown for the defense.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-23
Stop Paying Rent.

Why not turn your rent receipts
into cash? You can do this by maxi
ing the start now, and getting a house
from US on the installment plan.
Here is house which we can sell
on the easy payment plan. and which
viii be the means Of your getting a
home of your own with just a little
perseverance:
S1275 Will buy a neat house on
Union street 500 will do for the
first payment and S15 per month VIII
pay the balance.
We have others.
Bechtel a. BynOn,
347 State Street Telephone Main 4B2
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-23

Buying on credit is paying dress
circle prices for a preliminary taste
Of hades.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-07-23

Bechtel a. BynOn,
BAT State Street. Telephone Main 452
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
MRS. FORD BECOMES
A MENTAL WRECK

CINCINNATI. Ohio June 9.-In-
oictments against Mrs. Jeanette
Stewart Ford. the woman in the
case" of Charles L. Warmer now In
the Ohio penitentiary for the en-
bezzlement of $649.0OO from tho Big
Four railroad. will not come TO re.
trial
Shriekiug that she was being
bounded, Mrs Ford, who has been a
patient at a local hospital. escaped
early today and 1t required co-opera-
tion of the police department, several
personal friends and her counsel to
obtain her return,
Following this scene, Prosecutor
Hunt sent 10 Judge Calwell a written
notice dismissing the Indictment still
pending against Mrs. Ford in which
she Is charged with blackmailinS
Warriner and with receiving stolen
money The statement of Prosecutor
Hunt entering a nolle in the case of
Mrs Ford. declares that she is
physical and mental wreck and that
TO force her to another trial would be
inhuman. In her former trial. the
jury disagreed after having been out
nearly "A hours.
II is understood she will be COM
mitted to private Institution and
that her two children Will be adopted
by a Cincinnati family.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
MOURNERS MEET
HORRIBLE DEATH

HAVERSTRAW, New York. June
9.-Three mourners. their pastor and
their driver. sat in funeral coach
here this afternoon and watched Ger.
tain death come rushing on them at
30 miles an hour With a screech OF
grinding brakes. a heavy Westshore
freight engine crashed into the
coach. scattering its occupants along
the right of way, and came slowly 10
a halt $50 yards beyond the crossing
All the occupants were either kill
ed outright or fatally injured. The
dead:
kev. A. R. RoMATH pastor Of
New York City NJ E church
f. F. SEIFRED. New City New
York
MRS. E. F.. SEIFRED. Now City.
WILLIAM S. BEBEE. HavcrStraw
MRS. PERRY KESSLER, skull
fractured and body crushed. died to-
night
Witnesses say the arrangements Of
the crossing cato, late In decendlng
blocked the coach after It had CROSS
it-prisoner on the rails. The driver
lashed his horses In a futile attempt
to force the vehicle from the track
The bodies OF Mr. and Mrs SeGred
were found side by side so yards
down the track. The wife was just
returning from the burial of her
father, by whose death she had come
into Il fortune,
Young Bebee. the driver was the
son OF a wealthy livery owner. He
lay 20 yards nearer, Rev Romath
had officiated at the funeral
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
ROOSEVELT AND
BRYAN AS EDITORS

Chicago. June 10-Editor Theodore
Roosevelt and Editor William Jen-
nings Bryan were criticised In Il
speech by former Congressman James
Hamilton Lewis before the Illinois
Press association yesterday. both be-
ing described as the causes OF
movement which he said Will lead to
a disruption Of parties into bands
flying the flag OF their own especial
privileges. He called upon the couu-
try editors 10 bring about cohesion
and thus connteract the influence ur
the movement no described
Colonel Lewis was talking on log
islation and In part said;
by legislation we are being con-
verted into a nation OF leSalIzed brig
ands against legolized bandits The
policy now is 10 destroy any opponent
by the sword OF some privately di-
rccted act of the legislature or con-
Gress
unless this frenzied mania for leg
islation, which forces under penalty
obedience to that which justice and
conscience are against, shall subside
into citizenship regulated by the
measure of individual welfare. the
United States OF America will break
up into bands and parties nnder the
flog OF their own special legislative
privilege and will pit themselves
against the others as were the houses
of italian mobiles. English lords and
German barons. which destroyed all
democracy of human nature In that
day
III l ann correct in my fear OF the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
OACZEll ASKS FOR
A RESTRAINING ORDER

Pittsburg. Pa. June 10-John Dal-
zell, congressman. through his attor-
neys, has asked Judge Josiah Cohen
Tor a restraining ordor against the
commissioners OF Allegheny county TO
prevent that body from opening the
ballot boxes In 60 districts Of the Thlr-
teenth congressional district, which
have been lmpouDded and their count
contested by DR. r 4 Black of McKees-
rort who WAS Mr. Dalzells opponent
In the Republican congressional prl-
mnries last Saturday.
Tho Dalzell petition also asks that,
should the court rule that the ballot
boxes be opened, an order be issued
to open every ballot box In the dis
trict and make an entirely new count.
In the recount OF districts already
gone over by the county board. Black
has gained 81 votes, cutting Mr.. Dal-
zell's majority 10 207
Judge Cohen later granted a tenn.
porary order, restraining the county
commissioners from opening any more
ballot boxes In the Dalzell Black con-
tost until he makes final decision as
TO whether be win oroer tho entire
primary vote recounted.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-10
DENTIST ELECT
THE IR OFFICERS

Members of the Utah Dental as
ISOLATION held their annual outing at
Lagoon yesterday. when a banquet
was enjoyed at II o'clock. with a
business meeting following The fol-
lowing officers were elected Glands
w. Gates. OF salt Lake. president.
Lewis Arnold. first Vice president:
j. II. Grant OF Kaysville. second vice
president DR. ". &. Dalrymplc, OF
Ogden. secretary. II was decided TO
join the National association. which
Will hold the annual meeting at Den
yer in July There were forty-fivo
members present, and the outing was
thoroughly enjoyed
Various dentists read papers bear.
Ing on the latest theories and deveI.
oDments In connection with tho care
or the teeth and the newest Ideas
In the gentle art OF filling. and opin-
Ions wore exchanged on the important
work OF making dental bridges Some
OF the members of the association
were accompanied by their families
ard the ladies added grace to the ban
quot festivities.
There was dancing In the evening