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The Seals Sense of Smell.

The sense of sMeIl possessed by the seals is very strong and will invariably wake them out of sound sleep, even if you come upon them ever so quietly to the windward. and you will alarm them in this way much more thorough ly, though you be half mile distant. than if you came up carelessly from the lseward and even walked in among them, they seeming to feel that yon are not different from one of their own species until they smell you The chief attraction in these animals is thn'' large, handsome eYn@. which iaGicat5 great inteIl@nn "o They are dr.r biuish black, w.h q soft @'istaaio appeafanea "'ts t'-=F npnil5 fi'.a '' cat's, k eaHa' of "raat dilati7n a1e' rontraeftea
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that I vii on the 10th day of January, 1911 at the fronI dor of the court house T Jeffersonl county, Arkansas, sell to the highest bidder on a credit of tIhre. months the following described pro D. erty to-wit: s The south half of the north hali of the northwest quarter, and the northwest quarter of the northeas. Quarter of the northwest quarter oi section (25) township (5), souta range (10), west and northeast O. northeast quarter of northwest guar ter section (25), township (5) south range (10) west.
 Said sale is to be made under a. order of the probate court of Jeffer son county in the matter of A. F Sanders. guardian for the support and maintainance of said minors.
 A. F. SANDERS, 12 IF A 31 '. Guardian
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purpose of receiving Taxes for the year 1910, l will attend at the Voting Precincts of the several townships in Jefferson County, Ark, at the places 1 and on the days below specified re- spectively, towit:
 Vaugine township, Court house, Monday, January. 2, 1911 Plum Bayou, Altheimer, Tuesday January 3, 1911. Plum Bayou, Sherrill, Wednesday January 4, 1911.
 Pastoria, Pastoria, Thursday, Jan- i uary 3, 1911. Dudley Lake. Tucker, Friday, Jan uary 6, 1911.e VI
 Bolivar, oers's Store. Saturday. January, z, 1911. Niven, Watson's Chapeg Monday, January g, 1911. Bogy, Cornerstone, Wednesday,, January II, 191L -' Old River, English, Thursday, Jan uary IF, 1911.
 v;llemont, Gocio's Store, Friday, January 13, 1911.
 Jefferson, Jefferson Springs, Mon- day, January 16. 1911
 Dunnington, Wabbaseka, Tuesday, January IF, 1911.
 Roberts, Humphrey. Wednesday. January IS, 1911.
 Victoria. Fairfield Thursday, Jan uary, 19. 1911.
 Melton, Hooker's Store, Friday. January. 90, 1911.
 Richland. Moscow, Saturday. Jan uary 21. 1911.
 Spring, Sulphur sprinss. Monday. January 23. 1911.
 Barraque, Kearney, Tuesday. Jan uary 24. 1911.
 Barraque. Redfield. vi aeday. January %. 1911.
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< + <. I BRIEF MENTION
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J. T. Lloyd has returned from a lbrief visit at Stuttgart. Miss Sallie Garrett. of lAltneimer was in the city yesterday. Edgar McCammon left yesterday for Hamburg, on 3 ,us ness ar,a. Miss Amei'.r Hing is visiting re.a- tlves and frien]s in Little Rock. J. Pitts Jarvis, of Scott, was busS- ness visitor in the city yesterday. w. A. Rutherford and Wm Ramsey, of Batesville, are visiting :n the city. D. Everett Tucker of Tucker, was a business visitor in the city yoster- day.
 D. H. .Katz, g we'll known lumber- man of Memphis, $ in the city on business.
 Miss Elizabeth Morgan. of Memphis, $ the guest of Miss Mary Mccoy for
 few days.
 D. Y. Steveris, an attorney of Mag nolla, was business visitor in the city yesterday.
 s. Sachs and E. Sachs of Althei- mer, were in the city yesterday trans acting business.
 J. w. James formerly of this city now of Conway, is spending several days in the city.
 Tom E4yo.rk, |, 7. :. f~o,o M.xh i-le Ok. where he spent the holi- days with friends.
 Mrs. D. D. Hammons and Mrs. Aa- na Hagood, are visiting relatives and friends in the city.
 Mrs. R. E. Bell. of Shreveport, La. IS ID the city the guest of her sister. Mrs. J. B. Weilbacher
 Ais Marguerite Henninger, of 1t-
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Lotus CotilIion Dance.

l
 large Humber of collegians just home
 from school made the Lotus Cotilliou
 dance social feature of much con-
 sequence at the Bluff City Club last
 even1n The decorations used by
 the Fraternity Club at it's recent dance made the hall unusually 3ttrac- tive. Punch was served. The dance was led by MT. and Mrs.@N. A. Wal
 dror. Among the attendants were Miscses Pauline Sales, of Covinsfo on i'Tenn; Louise Mountcast1e. of Knox vile, Tenn; Malanie Walker and Mss Henninger, of Little Rock; Sal l lie Jarvis, of Bankhead; Edna House of Senatobia, Miss; Eala7ie Walker Beulah Walker, Mattie Orto, Mary Gaisreiter Emma Hummer, Ali May l Howell, Bess Thompson, Lillian liar iris, Annie Martin, Nell Gallagher Mamie Mum, Eleanor Mum. Mary Banks, Elizabeth Adams Mamie Ni- chol, Rosa1ie Ph'lpot, Henrietta Fay Tor, Caroline Caldwell, Mary Ka.e Riley, and Emma Wilbourne, Harvey Gillespie, W. B. Alexander, Louis Chevallier Sterling Barrow. Henry Jordan, Jun:ms Jordan, Sam grimble, Harry Miller, Bart Eddins, Sextus Wilson, Tom Purvis, Hervey Mann, Cecil Baker. Jack Langford, Ragland Fitztingh, Henry Roberts, Sanders Caldwell, Henry rHaizlin, Wilbur Orr to, Sorrells Dewoody, Met Gallagher Garrett Howsen, SClaud Sparks. Roy Kehngt, 'ErsJkine Hightvwar, Sam Smith, Pitts Jarvis, of Scott; Geprge Bragg, Uf Arlington, Tenn-; R. Y Louthalr, Ben Strickland and James Hudson, -Messrs arrl Mesdames N. A. Waldro. A. w. Scruasgs, w. H. Lang ford, J. D. -Wilbourne~ E. A. Howell ,ao Nichol, F. B. -Toml:nson, Howell Vest brook, w. N. Trulock, Wade Fl. Knox, A z. Orto, Bruce Rice of New York
 City; Mrs. Clay Stacker, Mrs Knox
 of Oklahoma, and Mrs. r. G. Smart.
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WARNING ORDER.

' In the chancery court of Jefferson county, Arkansas.
 Jacob Ringold, plaintiff, vs. Mar garet RngOld, defendant.
 The defendant Margaret R:ngold, is warned to appear in this court with in thirty days and answer the com plaint of plaintiff Jacob Rdngold.
 Gwen under my hand and the seal of said court this 23rd day of Dec. A. D. 1910. G. E5 LITTLE. Clerk. 2 12 24 31 ' 14 21. v
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&ss s9 sS Pssgs frSg'8
 FOR fl.FvCHER'S C A $ = E=2t A

European Tour $55O00 first class Sailing June 1911 for the Mediteran- mean, Italy, Germany, Switzerland the Rhine, Holland, Belgium, France England and Scotland Further in- aid, Crescent College Eureka Springs Ark. 12 IF In
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Whitev,lle, Spring Hin Enurck Thursday, January 26, 1911 Talladega, Locust Cottage. Fridax, January 27, 1911 , Washington. Crenshaw SprinG4. Saturday, January 28. i, Whitev.lle, Grace. Monday .yan- uary, 90, 1911. St L. s. w. Slnqs Fplne BEnfe Tuesday. January a3s, 1911 Sawyer and Austin, Pine BenKr Wednesday, February l, 1911 Vaugine. Court House, Uhnrsday. February g.. 1911. .si
 All Taxes are DUE on the FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY, and mnst be paid on or before Apri, 10th totavufG penalty.
 From February 3rd to April 10th. 1911, the Tax Books will be open In my office-Sundays excepted~loEt the reception of Taxes for 1910 vitb out penalty. After April 10th 9he laws add 9 per cent penalty and ad- ditional costs on each flellnaueaf. and the books remain open for sucf collection.
 SPECIAL NOTICING fists VII hs on file after March 10th. The TAx Books and Collectors time arc thsa fully monopolized by parties preoeuE waiting to pay: hence, those vhe an- sist on leaving their lists v1th usN for tax receipts to be made out vith-' out waiting, must file their tax lisso with us prior to the 10th of MweA. T and arrange date for paying skme All persons applying thereafter nuse { take their turn with those n Wsit- ing.
 EDGAR BRKWSTE1 Sheriff and Ex-Officio Collse1nr V ferson County. AIk. Pine Blrff. Ark. Dee. l. IT
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WARNING ORDER

Tn the chancery court lof Jefferson county, Arkansas.
 Ben B. Veil, plaintiff, vs. Jose phine Graham, 'et al, defendant. < The defendants Allen Graham and Elijah Graham are warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of plaintiff Ben B. Well.
 Given under my hand and the seal of said court this End day of Dec. A. D. 1910.
 c. B LITTLE, Clerk.
 A. W. LOWE. D. c. 12 5 10 IT 24 s1.
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;; ; Surprise Party.

, SufpflSe fafSv.
 Miss Edith Wooldridgs, daughter of
 Mr. and Mrs w. T. Wooldr'dg was
 given a surprise party last evening hy
 number of her young Friends. Af- ter the guests had arrived games were played. Those present were Misses Emma Monk. Allie Banks, Wer- ner Duncan, Emma Sorrells, Mary
 Mccoy, Elizabeth, Morgan, of Mem phis; Ethel Mann, Joe Hart, Carrie Arnold and Irene Langford: Ray
 Mead, Hunter Atkinson, Erest Simp- son, Albert Madding, Duncan Moore,
 of Redfield; Cliff Foster. Junius Bar TOW H. B. Mize1l and June Coles.
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BRICK WORK AND PLASTlDIIG

Having some considerable ,xpsri- ence in Brick work, plasterihs, ets. I come before tho public, desiring ts attend to any kind of job or lay work, such as alter grates, putting in grates, taking up old hearths, and putting in cement hearths, altering flues or building same. Ring oh phone 578.
 T. H. SKIDNORA, tf HOS w. Second Ave.
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ICentnry Bible.

Mrs. B. A. Johnson entertained le Tatfeth Century Bible Class Of le F& Methodist church, Thursday lght. T1ie contest most enjoyed lring the evening was a reading, rising and arithmetic contest. Miss ulalie McGehee won the first prize Gus Reeves won the booby prize. home was decorated in holly and sNetoe In caf> wing out the school
 Suggestion of the contest, the re-
 ents were wed in little lunch
 b which 5ved very unique.
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Gslkraher-C -Cohn.

ylIam Eisenkramer left yesterday pnoon for St. Louis, where on Sum ls is to be m'srried to Mrs. M. of No. 27s2 Henrietta street, St. X They will return to this city
 sid4 al 10. -st4 Piss street NIT. lgani is4a well known tailor
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, ] Baalls.laet

k " Banqdets4
 h fH3sHi Kappa Chab of the HI School enjoyed a banquet last ey Ang at the aClnb ro0Ms on Olive sH3Mt "A luncheon was served in sa5 wlnses- 'TAoss present were Er.
 t8t Whitalaw. John Toney. Wal t& Rope and Melbourne MeGain.
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Ball Indefinitely Postponed.

The ball which the congregation of the Temple had pfanned tc sg.ve on January 5 at the Bluff City Club, for stts benefit of the Temple, has been 4il asinitely postponed,
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Hundred Party.

|ss Mildred .Gaunt will entertain a five hundred party this even-
 Eat herr home on East Sixth ave-
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tIadiel Caub Dinner.

|lembers of the Young Ladies
 the First Methodist church ,szsfed to have their donations sMnner to De served at the jail s.r's daysStthe jail Sunday af-
 t 5 o'cldkk. A large hum-
 .,s pfomiesA donations for the
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|stmas. Surprise Party.

: and Mrs J. D. Harrell were antly Surprised Sunday morning visit from Mrs. Harrel1s Sun school. class in body. Mrs. sll's ill;health has prevented her lding the Sunday School regularly averal months and to show their relation of her, the class pre-
 . her with a box of exquisite
 fnen. Leroy Lake made neat
 tation speech as follows:
 come to bring you this Christ 1 gift as a token of our high re-
 for: you and thankfulness for ffieieAnt manner in which you taught us. We want you to know ppree;ate you and. your faithful and that we have very warm 2 in our. hearts. for you
 fBarEell replied in beautiful l ch expressing her apprec1atlon 4of gift prais;ng the class for the d made during her absence, and |he fine report of them given her toi. Allen Mrs. Allen and Ms. ter giving to each and all a hear sndshake, and receiving many
 WshSs from eaeh member for ! ef years, for. happiness. and ytn. theS host and hostess bade appy 6party gooatbye. Those 1t WerHL Leroy Lake, York Trigg, Bahghnan, Roger McNewy Yer Aosely Doyle Williams Grady
 , FAd6st Sams. James Cross, | x t< AtAAss
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EsI REIdge.

l|ia Fednesday Bridge Club will \ Bh Wednesday afternoons of next $ with Mrs. Charles A. Bloom in
 l.ef with Mrs. D. M. Bluthenthal.
 wss previously announced.
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77I7-a Church Social

Church Social
 The ladies of the Lakeside church sheld social yesterday afternoon ut Ethe residence O. Mrs. E. L. Cutler, on ESouth Olive street. An excellent sprogram was rendered. after which Refreshments were served.
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|Iialu NiS and Frank Ken |'t4h of tt eity were united in ks on the ening of December (he Lake Methodist church
 .es, Rsy F. Evans officiat. W Ken1 fick is "a we'll known
 \ of th city and the couple
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Bridal Party Dined.

In Keeping with tn. many beautiful compliments for Miss Rosa Gqenenschein who 5 to be married
 ko Nike Yout of Little Rock. on Sun aM evening. was tn. beautifully ao-
 ,clnted six o'clock. dinner last even- ru Dy MT. and Mra A. s. Rosenberg
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TAXES! TAXES!

Collector's Netice Notice is hereby gwen that for the
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W. l.. OF'WOODX & .
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ASN'- VIZ GSduS dAu Wil0t ft6V. ] Evans is the rsw pastor of Lakeside church. R. w. Evars is his son and Miss Sharp is a niece of Mrs. Evans.
 Mra. A J. Wilson, of. Monticello, arrived yesterday morning to be the guest of her daughters. Mesdames J. w. and T. Y. Murphy for several days. Mrs. Wilson spent the holi- days with relatives in Little Rock, and came here yesterday morning
 Judge E. J Kerwin, representative from Jefferson county, will go to Lit tie Rock January and aid Represen- t2tiye R. F. Milwee, of Clarendon, who will establish headquarters in the Marion Hotel. Mr. Milwee is can didate for speaker Of the House and wil in all probability be elected.
 5. B. v',iclt manager of ti,e Orr pheo Thea-er. left ytst-,day a.,ernpon for Little Rstks to attend ,. meeting of the vaudeville managers of this state. Louir'ana. Texas and Oklahoma. Manage- Wilhoit stated tha.. the meeting wss for the purpose of O. ganizing Vaudeville Managers As- scciation.
 MT. ard Mrs. Gus Waterman are expected to arrive here this morning frcm New Orleans It Is expected that their daughter, Miss Dora Water man. who has been attending college in New Orleans. and who vas re- gently taken i'll, will accomrA them homo.
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1 Mrs. Avery M. Clarke and baby left yesterday afternoon for theil home in Memphis, after spending tht holidays with relatives in the city. Mrs. D. "A. Youag, of Pine Bluff, ar rived in the cits Tuesday and win spend seversal weeks with MT. and Mrs. Chas. M, Young.-Helena World
 Miss Ethel Winters leaves Monday for Philadelphia. to re-enter Ouachits College, after spending the holidays with her parents, MT. and Mrs M. s. Winters.
 Miss Brunette Silbernagle, of this city. is visiting relatives in Little Rock. She was a guest at the New Years ball at Concordia Club Thurs day night.
 w. H. Martin, a we'll known cotton, man of this city. left yesterday af- ternoon for Helena, and Marvel, Ark, where he will spend a 6ew days on bus'nese.
 Rev. Furney Hutchinson. a we'll known minister of Hot Spr ngs passed through the c'ty yesteraay and spent . few hours hsre, while on route to Clarendon.
 AisB Lizzie GurhArdt. who has been the guest of Mrs. J. ". Adams and the Aisses A'ken here for 2 few days, will
  leave thiG morning for her homo et
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CALL|STER GRABS
LUKE S FURNITURE
Saws Protective Association Man
Is Making $4,000 a
Year Profits.

Because Francis G. Luke. president OF
the Merchants Protective association, re-
fused To pay an assessment on what the
government claimed to be the net proiits
OF the company In accordance win IL III"
passed last year causing all corporations
10 pay percentage OF their net pronts
I'm excess OF $4,000 as an assessment. IN.
internal revenue officials levied agains,
certain office property in Mr. buke'S OF
fee. and Monday n man and draY ap-
pcared at the office to take away the
property.
Mr. Luke protested against the prop
eriy being taken, which Included gold
oak desk. . mahogany nlnG case, a
planotypc machine and n carpet, but TO
no avail. and the man Immediately set
To work TO take up the carpet. In the
meantime Luke went to see Internal
Revenue Collector e. II, Callister- who
appointed him keeper OF the property
which had been levied on until Noyem-
bcr 3. until which time he was given 10
file an amended statement of tho profits
OF the corporation.
The internal revenue department flE-
urcd that the profits OF Luie's company
from his statement amounted To about
S25. 900 n year. Mr.. Luke refused 10 pay
an assessment on this amount. contend
Ing that II was not the profits of the cor
poration, but his personal profits The
government would not see IL the same
way, however. and, when he refused TO
pay the assessment, levied on his prop
eriy which resulted In the experience Of
Monday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-20
.DESERET Gymnasium
TO Be OPENED TO-DAY
General Invitation Extended to
Public TO Inspect New Ath-
letic Quarters.

The formal opening of the Deseret
gymnasium Will take place today (Tues-
day) and everything is ready TO throw
the doors open to the public at u
o clock, The final work of the decora~
tors was finished Monday and the splcu-
did building rs ready for service. The
reception hours today are from noon
until midnight, and during that time
there will be special guides in attend
ancc 10 show visitors through in par
ties of ten,
From $50 to $50 O'Clock the Schu-
bert string quartctte Will play and in
the evening the Salt Lake orchestra,
under the direction of Fred Midgley,
will render an elaborate musical pro.
gramme. Governor William Spry and
Mayor John S. Bransford have accept
ed invitations to be present, and il is
expected that large numbers of promi
nent persons Will inspect the building.
While special invitations have been is
sued. general invitation has also been
extended and all who care to visit the
building are invited to do so.
The chairmcn of the committees bav-
ing in charge the arrangements for the
opening are; George Q, Morris, invita-
ton; Oscar kirkham. music Miss Allie
Howarth, decorations; John ID. Giles.
publicity The entire staff will act as a
reception committee under Professor 3,
5. Hinckley, secretary, and w. Il. Day,
director.
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WHEN IN DOUBT LEAD
TRUMPS.

In other words, if the future
seems a little flecked with the
clouds of uncertainty, play safe
by putting your money in the
bank. Let that contemplated
investment wait q while. In
the meantime we will be pay
ing you interest on Your de-
post at the rate of 5 or 4 per
cent, according TO whether
your deposit is savings ac-
count or time certificate.
Then when the Supreme Court
appointments are made and the
decisions IN the STANFORD Oil
and Tobacco cases are handed
down and the fall elections nre
over and the crops are har.
vested and Mr.. Theodore
Roosevelt s intentions are def
nitely known, YOU will be able
TO put your hand on your
money and use it to such fur.
ther advantage as circum.
stances may warrant. You NAV
reel 1t IN your heart then to
thank us for the interest we
have taken in your welfare.
Bank accounts solicited
large or small.
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY
23o Main Street.
In the Business Heart
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-09-20
James H. MoyIe Selected as
Chairman of the State
Committee.
| ERICKSON AND RICHARDS
MAKE POWERFUL TALKS
"Unterriiied" in Fight TO a Fin
ish and May Have Daily
Newspaper.

James H. Moylc was chosen chairman
OF the state Democratic committee at an
enthusiastic meeting Monday night. The
| meeting was attended by almost every
member of the state committee, each of
whom expressed himself AS confident Of
Democratic success throughout the state.
With the appointment of MIR. Moyle as
chairman, the Democrats will at once
begin an active campaign. 1t was an
nounced Monday night by the Democrats
that they would wage the most viEor-
Gus campaign in the history of Utah and
that the arrangements whereby such n
campaign may be wagcd have already
been made.
Resolutions were adopted empowering
the state chairman 10 appoint secre-
tary, treasurer, an executive commit
tee. a finance committee, and such other
committees as may he needed in the
course of the campaign,
Judge Ferdinand Erickson OF Mount
Pleasant, Democratic candidate for con-
gress. c. c. Richards OF Ogden, candi-
date for the supreme bench, were at the
meeting and made optimistic talks
of Provo and Judge William II, King of
Salt Lake.
A Democratic Daily.
Arrangements were made at the meet
ing looking toward the publishing of a
Democratic daily newspaper in Salt Lake
during the campaign 1t was announced
that within ten days there would be a
Democratic afternoon newspaper pub
ljshcd. A committee consisting of James
III, Moyle, w. Il. Wallace. w, IL. King.
j, r. Letcher, Il. p. Morris, Samuel New
house and Simon Bamberger. was ap
pointed TO complete the arrangements for
the publication of the paper. Steps were
taken looking toward the completion OF
the Democratic organization in every
county in the state.
Among those at the mect Ting were: John
Seaman, S. S. Smith and 6. G. Richards
OF Ogden: Jesse knight. w. +, Giles and
j. David Larson OF Provo. r. X. Nebe-
ker OF Logan, Evan r. Owen of Wells
vile. Judge Ferdinand Erickson of Mount
Pleasant. j. D, Call of Brigham City,
James II, Clark OF American Fork. J. r.
Letcher OF San Juan and s. II, Thurman.
w Il. Wallace, T. II. Fitzgerald Judge
W, II. King. John +, Tobin, Ben r.
Lloyd, T. S. Fernstrom, Maj. $. a. King,
w A Duscnhcrry, NJ + Cunningham
and Willard Hamer of Salt Lake.
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Police court Monday morning was en-
livened by clash between Judge j. j.
Whitaker and Attorney William Newton,
who represented Babe Rivers. who was
convicted Of vagrancy recently. but who
was granted a stay of sentence. Judge
Whitaker asked Attorney Newton what
he intended TO do in the case. Newton
said that he would waive reading OF a
would plead Wednesday at 10 % clock.
You Will do no such thing" responded
the magistrate. 'Thc case Is called for
pleading and you shall not obstruct the
course OF Justice by q further delay of
two days"
"The statute gives me the right
shouted Newton angrily.
IL was found that the law allowed
twenty-four hours in which TO plead.
Newton also reminded the court that he
obtained writ of prohibition in the
old case from the district court and that
demurrer to that writ had been filed
by the city attorneys office.
Judge Whitaker. however, announced
his intention OF Immediately imposing n
l00-day sentence on lhe Rivers woman.
Newton then showed that she was too III
to he brought into court He was told
to have her In court Tuesday, when she
Will be sentenced.
During the coEfab between the court
and Newton the court said:
II understand that you have been try
ing to be decent recently and ] intend
that you shall be while you are In this
court"