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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

IVANTED-AUTOMO TOPICS, A
terests of automobile owners and
prospective owners, has very at
tractive offer to make to subscrip-
ton canvassers. For particulars ad.
dress AUTOMOBILE TOPICS, 1O3
Park Avenue. New York City.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

MEN. MAKE 81 DAY REsILVERlNG
damaged mirrors. sample mirror and
fuil particulars Tree Address c. S,
MINTER, Dept. "a. Little Rock. Ark,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

WANTED. SALESMAN SUCCESSFUL
in selling cash registers, compu,i, ing
scales. typewriters, jewelry or o'her
cover virginia: staple line on nbso-
lutely new and exceptional terms;
attractive years contract containing
liberal weekly advance clause; rst CT,
ences required. MILES L. BlALER
m claveland, o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13
uosii and 1founf.

75,sT one pLAiN GOLD CuFF BUT
ton, with initials G, n. w. Elnaef
1Iaase returii to MUSLIN UNDER-
5y{.%AP COUNTER, Miller & Rhoads.
and receive liberal reward.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

MAN IN PAPER BOX
factory, both in New York and Rich
rnond, would like a good psition. Nd
dress J. S. f.. 81 L. Downing ST..
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

ACiENTS--LEADER FOR lelo' N.Y. ~,
cSonSined; most wonderful comhlna-
ton ever made. Sample free f2r e e
animation. FORSHEE CO.. - %
DAYTON O.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

AGENTS WANTED, TO CALL ON ALL
music dealers in and around Rich
K, ,nond; liberal commission; send zoo.
lcoin) for samples and terms.
JOSEPH a. CLARK. &C Carew Bldgo
Cincinnati, o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

WANTED, LADY on GENTLEMAN OF
an extensive acquaintance for an
SO to $40 per day Apply Monday
sto 10 a: NJ, 8 to z p. M. Room 800,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

a YOUNG lady WlTH SEVERAL
years experience as bookkeeper ana
typewriter desires extra work. "a
dress d. p o. Box 1856.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

RRIsK ONE GENT, GET $1,000; kOR,,
'st s}n, did In two weeks, phenomenal
earn earning a Allen Way; Juell, sSS'ss99So:
Oviatt. $4,000: Zimmerman. S4;sov'
Cook. $4,000; Hoard, stoneman. aart,
$4,000 each; no wonder wonder e s.tamse ey sp
home bath room for $3.50; It's ire re.
proof. ALLEN MFG. CO. ls22 Aiieh
pIdt, Toledo. o.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

PIPE SMOKERS W -l7-;T5---- 0i7vER NEW
stem instantly, don't use dirty
straw: metal. lasts forever: SEND
tWo, dimes for sample. ADIAAM. lo0l
Clybourn Ave, Chicago, Ill,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

WANTED, EXCLUSIVE AGENT IN
each county for our dashboard line
holder; $500 monthly profit; sam
pie prepaid. 30c silver. WHOLE
EAI.E SUPPLY CO. Naldosta, Ga.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

INTERPRTsTNG AGENTS WA NJ, :
to handle the best kefoss ,,,iureajsablo
mantle; beats all oompetition. co ow
TINENTAL co. 23b Broadway W."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13
Belp Manten, .ffemaIe.

SANITARY BELTS
at home: material furnished; $3.50
per 100; stamped addressed envelope
IlEA C,r1IRINCi co WnStyilla n i
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

LADIES, SEWING AT HOME MAKING
shields: material furnished: CELIA
BILE women. SIG hundred; stamped
envelope particulars, WAYNE SUP
FIN co. Dept. 307, Detroit, Mich.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

a. 4 NTT,D- ny EXpER1ENCED CITY
salesman and collector. position AZ =
once. can give good reference. Gu-
dross {, G42. care Times. Dlspatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

YOUNG LADY OF EXPERIENCE
wants office position or other work
can do typewriting. Address lo5'
care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

WANTED. AMBITIOUS YOUNG MEN
10 become travelling saiesmen. ex-
perience unneeessaary; write for our
Z, IpsphSSTREET SYSTEM OF IN
/ sTlgUCTIpN, Dept zoo, Rochester,
Y NJ "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

lstion sitUated on INC SUNtIfSfH
Railway, provided with all tTanspor-
tntion facilities. communicated by
long distance telephone with large
cities. for rale. Selling price ana
terms very reasonable. For partic-
uiars. apply 10 NJ DANipsoa' Nsei'-
mond, Va, Box 66S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

AGENTS-S35 DAILY SELLING SUN
ray kerosene mantle burners; send
for particulars how to obtain free
outfits. SIMPLEX GASLIGEIT CO..
% Park ROW. New York.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

WANTED, GIRLS WHO ARE E,XFERI-
enced PAPER box makers; also some
good wages. Apply TO THE RAN
pOLPIi PAPER BOX CO., Ross st.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

SALE1SMAN: TRAVELLING; SALARY
and expenses or commissions; former
experience not essential: splendid
opportunity; LANDMARK CIGAR
CO. Denver. Pa.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

81 NTED. az EEPEEtENCED BLSl-
ness man, position as bookkeepsr ol
GENERAL office work; best references.
- ioe carc Times dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-02-13

DON'T MISS TO GRASP THIS NoNEf-
making opportunity-Weli known
department store. of good repata a,
ton, in business touch with the most
prominent firms for about twenty
wears, patronized by large mum
her of permanent customers. In
Virginia town OF nearly 5000 popu-
,,,en siInated on the Southern
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-22
FOR UNIFORM PURE
FOOD LEGISLATION
james ~. Wallis Of Boise Here In In
forests of Coming Convention In
Idaho's Capital.

James u. Wallis Of Boise state dairy
food and sanitary inspector OF Idaho
and sealcr OF weights and measures,
is IN tho city today. o. confer with
willard s Hansen. Jr- Utah's food and
dairy Inspector. and Herman Harms,
state chemist. in regard 90 the CON
yention at Boise. Idaho April n and
~, of the food inspectors of all states
west Of the Mississippi Messrs. Han
sen and Harms viii both take prom
inent part Ina the forthcoming con-
ventiou. which is Of vital Importance
To- the people generally throughout the
intCrmountain country.
The main object of the convention
lis 90 secure a uniformity in the pure
food laws regulating the various
states said M Wallis At present
there is "a wide variance. and many Of
the states are not BOZ accord with the
national laws For instance, a Utah
manufactures OF pickles or candy may
be complying with the laws Of his
state. but 10 ship that product To- Ida
no. he must make certain changes;
or 20 ship into wyoming. there are
still other changes required. some of
the states are strict boz one thing and
lenient I'M another lu the coloriug N
candy, the government admits OF seven
coal tar dye colors. while Idaho has
law stricter than the federal law.
And after the Boise convention the
delegates viii 40 back to their various
states and work for the passage OF
uniform laws In an our western states"
IN his recent stirring night up In
idaho against the beef trust and Tor
pure foods and sanitary conditions a
tremendous EFFORT was made 20 secure
NJ wallis scalp. but he found that
most of the people and practically the
entire press ~ the state was &C his
back. and his scalp is still intact
Governor Brady recently remarked
Co Mr. Wallis: Every dollar that tho
state has Is al your back In the en-
forcemont ~ the pure food laws and
securing for the people a more sanitary
condition Of things throughout the
state"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-22
INTEREST OF WOMEN
ASKED FOR UTAH GOODS
Secretary Collctt Of Utah Manufacture
ers' Association Delivers Address
Before Local League.

Listening 20 a talk by Sccy Colett
or the Utah Manufacturers associs-
ton. designating May as Mothers
day, passing a resolution thanking the
merchants for their decision to close
their stores early. and deciding 10 urge
more rigid enforcement Of tho cur
fcw law, and discussion on sane"
Fourth, made up an unusually inter-
esting monthly meeting OF the
Woman's league Monday afternoon at
the Linden hotel
Mr. Collett told the women n the
Titan goods are not as good as others.
they did rot want salt Lake people 20
buy them az q matter Of sentiment. He
pointed out that the rapid growth OF
this city made 10 imperative that more
factories DE established here.
There are 500 articles Of daily use
now being manufactured In Utah" said
Mr.. Collect but we need more factor
les. We need "a glass factory very bad
~. Right here iu this state we have
e mine of silica which makes the best
grade OF glass in the world We also
have the best kind Of mineral for the
manufacture ~ steel
we want 10 interest the ladies' On a
salt Lake chamber of commerce. The
Merchants and Manufacturers associa-
ton has been working ON plan for
the construction OF a permanent build
ing whore can Doe exhibited the prod
ucts ~ this state. and we ask the
league for its moral support"
Mr. COllett urged the women 20 use
home manufactured goods. and a moe
ton was passed that an alphabetical
list OF Utah manufacturers be hung In
every wowan's Kitchen. So that she
may refer 90 10 before ordering her
goods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-22
MAYORS PORTRAIT
IS NOW FINISHED
,. VIII Ciawson Invites Executive and
Party TO See the Completed
Work.

}, VIII Clawson has finished a strik-
ing portrait in Oil Of Mayor John ;.
Br1nsford and private view was ac-
corded the mayor and a party Of friends
in the artists studio in the Dooly block
yesterday The opinion expressed by
the friends Of the mayor was that the
picture presents a most striking and
characteristic likeness Of the city's ex-
ecutive Artists who have viewed this
latest work OF the salt Lake man de-
clare that Il Il his best work since his
return from Paris. Mr. ClawsOn's opin-
ion OF the collection Of portraits I'm tho
council chamber is that il is one OF the
most noteworthy collections I'm the
country. so many artists being repre-
scented and their work standing out as
typical Of The best ia the several styles
OF poriraitunc disrrayed. The portrait
OF Mayor Bulnsford is to be added 90
this collection. An opportunity is 10 be
presented 20 the public 10 inspect this
portrait at Mr. ClaWson' studio IN the
pooly block for several afternoons be-
tween p. m. and 4 p, m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-22
New interpretations

The Sunset Leasing company Of this
city ulcd It's articles of Incorporation
with the county clerk on Monday. The
capital stock of the company Is $780,
600 divided into shares OF the par
value Of SIS each. 4. b. Cramor rs
president. A. j. Rosenhcld Vice-presi-
dent J.. T. Bennett treasurer: j. W.
Burton, secretary These, with J. X.
HITLER, are the directors. The COM
pany owns a lease on the Ruby Hill
and other lode claims located Ia the
North star district, Beaver county.
Articles Of Incorporation Of
the MoXum Drug company of
salt Lake were filed with tho
county clerk Monday Tho
company is capitalized at $4,000,
divided into shares Of the par value of
81 each Thomas Elliott is president;
o. J. McGonigle. vice-presideut; Edith
These. with George McGouigle and
claude r. Barnes. constitute the board
of directors. The company owns
drug store at 40f south state street
The Asper. NOAH a CO.. filed an
amendment 10 its articles or in
corporation with the county clerk
Monday. by which the name Of the
company is changed 20 the Noall
Brothers q Armstrong company. and
its capital stock IS increased from
$50. 900 10 SIS 900. divided into shares
Of the par value Of 500 each.
An amendment 20 the articles Of in
corporation OF the Electric Horse
Radish company was fled with the
county clerk Monday, by which the
capital stock OF the company is in
creased from $4,000 70 $50, 900.
divided into shares OF the par value
OF 81 each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-22
LATE LOCALS

Mountain Streams Booming-Street
Supervisor Jake r. Raleigh reports
Red Butte and Emigration canyon
streams ~ being unusually high. but
steps have been taken 10 deal with
the high water parlcys creek and
city creek have not vet reached the
danger point from high water.
Four Cases OF Smallpox-Edward
and Catherine Johnson, aged seven
and IL wears respectively. children Of
f. Johnson. are reported TO the city
board Of health as suffering with
smallpox at 357 south Fourth East
street Two more cases were report
ed this morning ~ father and daugh-
ter named Gibson. residing at 571
east Fourth south street
y. W. Dickey. prominent NOR
salt lake Monday AZ the MoNum.
MI Dckey is down on a purchasing
trip.
II. 4. Cummings. connected with
the Provo branch Of the Telluride Pow
or company. is registered at tho MoN-
UNI today.
Scottish Missionary reunion win con-
veue at Pioneer Stake hall Monday.
April 4. Sp.m. Missionaries take notice
and come
The regular monthly meeting Of the
high priests n Salt Lake stake will he
held I'm the Seventeenth ward meeting
house sunday at 10 "a. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-22
COURT NEWS
DISTRICT CoURr NOTE.

Claiming the fumes OF the smoke OF
the Garfield Smelling company have
injured crops and stock, Walter stead
man and t3 others brought suit IN the
district court yesterday seeking 20 ~
cover Sl3720 The farmers have as
signed their claims to Stcadman He
claims the damage was done 20 vegeta-
ton and live stock during 1908 and 1908.
Judge George G. Armstrong went to
Coalvlle yesterday for the regular trial
calendar In Summit county. He will
probably remain at COalville for 10
days or two weeks
James Alias filed suit in the district
court yesterday against Cd. Papaspy-
rides TO collect on promissory note
for tgl5. given Sept s. 1909. A mort
gage on property az 525 west Second
South street was given by Papaspy-
rides and Alias asks that this be fore
closed
Lizzie A. Feely. who married John
Feely In salt Lake on Aug. 2s 1907
nlcd suit IN the district court yesterday
asking for a divorce, charging deser-
ton.
Catherine p. Spencer brought suit In
the district court yesterday against
william Robinson 10 quiet title 10
part Of lot 4 section g. township ,
south, range I east.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-22
HAS COUNTED THE INDIANS.
II. =. Myton Returns From Rescrva-
lion at the Corner of the state.


Away down on the border line. that
indchnable boundary between Utah
and Arizona. is tho territory which
has been inhabited for several months
by II. +. Myton, deputy census SUI
pcrvisoI who has been specially de-
tailed by the government 60 look after
the enumeration Of the aborigines VINO
lnhabit that region. Ia d nutshell. an.
Mytons observations are 90 the ef-
feet that there are $4,000 Navajo In
dians within the territory, ana that
about 5000 OF them are In the state Of
Utah.
1T is a peculiar proposition down
there said Mr.. hytun today. The
land Is selling from $500 60 $500 an
acre. as much and more than Il is
worth here. There are great irrigation
schemes going on and, as the country
is very fertile and n good subject for
irrigation because Of It's level charac-
ter entailing little work 10 put n IN
der water there are many people going
in there both from the north and
south.
"A great handicap continued Mr..
Myton, rs the matter OF getting into
the country ] had 10 go around
through Colorado and then team In.
There Is better access from the south.
The Santa Re railroad being within
about 10 miles Of the best land. There
Is nothing wanting but transportation
90 make san Juan county a garden
spot. You can raise anything there.
There are orange trees and all sorts
OF citrus fruits and SHOWS are only
known on the high towering Elk
mountains.
1T is historic country" and Mr..
Myton became enthused. There are
the homes of the famous cliff dwellers.
the pre- historic race which has been a
mystery To- investigators for centuries.
And here are the great natural bridges.
which. when the railroads get through.
viii rival tho Yellowstone and Yosem
itc parks as points Of interest There
are an sorts of natural sights which
arc awe inspiring. and even IN me,
who have seen many Of natures mys-
terics. they have been very attractive
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-22
Articles Provide for Construction
OF Line Connecting Saline
And 0. S. L.
LINE is $50 MILES IN EXTENT
In Times Of Necessity Can be Used
Instead of Lucin Cut or
Capital Is 100000.

Boise, Idaho. March 21--The Salt
Lake-ldaho Railroad company today
filed articles OF Incorporation In this
city with the secretary Of state. Ac-
cording TO the articles. the company
intends TO build line from Saline.
Utah, on the Lucin CUTOFF. through
Rant River valley via Kelton to
Minidoka. where IL will connect the
Southern Pacific with the oregon
short Line. The length OF the new
road Is estimated az 100 miles. The
capital stock OF the company Is placed
at 100000, W. h. Bancroft, As
trustee. subscribing the major part,
with j NJ Davis, -. h. Burnley, +. l..
Williams and r. n. knickerbocker
each holding one share as incorpora-
tors
Saline is situated on the promOtory
which iuts into the lake and Is mid
way between the two ends Of the
Lucin CUTOFF A line from Saline TO
Kclton. which will be part Of the new
construction. would In times Of
necessity avoid the use OF the west
end of the cutoff. between Saline and
Lakeside, where the most of trouble
from storms has occurred on the cut
of in the past.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-22
FAIR BOARD SELECTS
DATE OF STATE FAIR
arations Arc Already Put
Under WAY.

The directors Of the state Fair asso-
citation met Monday evening In the
Offices Of }. q. Mcdonald, the associa-
tion president. where the next state fair
was discussed In all OF IL bearings, The
date was set for Monday. oct g. and
Secretary Ensign was instructed 10 be-
gin Immediately on the publicity work.
Another meeting was called for next
Monday evening, when special atten-
ton will be given To the premium list.
on account OF the extensive improve
ments made last year, very little viii
be necessary this year Special attcn-
ton will be given 20 the amusement
features. and the secretary Is In COM
muuicatlon with the proprietors ~ high
grade attractions. including aeroplane
displays. HOrsemen are already plan
ming 20 make big showing
Governor Spry has promised dairy
COW exhibits from several 81 the state
institutions Secretary Ensign says
every man. woman and child who vis-
IT'S the next fair will be made TO feel
that Il Is his or her tair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-22

warn ~ an excuse for b,t pui iW
70 Tie inGuir, lu'k.
count for your .uccc-.e', 40 you a.
lust tried To make g,,.1 ;. replied
The hoy johnson wa s ca,,
lcnus' ambitious. ANA Iit,in '' ~, oouf.
good people of ~. Pete did us
growing up among thcm n ,ea'ite tlia,
Of n lion. was The oui
" Governor De carI, H..
sen a man among mon 'oWed him.
early bo>hood made rooJ ' alu llum
There arr many thip,.
Tor Oh age. hut Withotr M lai bt
p' x-,'.'oln are Handicapped. Other
You need money to t.t.
OF opportune Investment s,,l'anlas,
you over the rough plarc. e. % caH,
In your path. tate sgls
ou need u savings ac,o,,,..
or large or small-,a,ins NV, Nheh
cess - "fihgs sue
Come in and let, discus. r.
We pay : per cent.
UTAH SAVINGS A .rut..,
235 MAIN STRTIr w.
In the bushes, heart
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-22

10 was fixed as oct. n. could not then
recall where Do was ON oct u.s.
This connection brought boo the al
legged confession in the question OF Mr.
Loofbourow:
II win ask you DO sou remember ou
the 18th of October conversation you
had with Chief harlow and several p0-
lice officers and Ocksrider2"
IL remember O. conversation Ocks-
rider had with officers. I had nome
DENIES THE STATEMENT
Did you not say in front Of chief
Barlow, Lieut. shannon. Sheets and
others that 10 these officers would give
you their assurance that they would
use their influence Co prevent your cx-
ccutIon you had "a statement Co make,
and Ocksrider turned o. each officer
and asked them TO give their assur-
ance?'
NO" came the emphatic answer.
While these questions were being
asked Prosecutor L0ofbourow held ln
his hands a typeWritten paper which
Mathouihah Thomas leading counsel
for the defendant, broke DO with his
objection. referring 20 the paper held
by MI Loofbourow as.
"A statement, the purpose " which
is evidently TO be- an alleged staten INT
made by the defendant made at a tiuc
and place that has not been disclosed To-
In contention for the admission Of
the typewriter statement MI Loot
borrow said.
1.-THE witness has testified as to his
actions that night and we expect 60
show by his own statement that he
has not told the truth
Upon the statement that the prosecu-
ion could produce authorities for the
Introduction Of the confession for
the purpose Of impeachment Of the de-
PENDANT witness. the court was al
journed until o'clock this afternoon.
JOB PRINTING AND BOOK BIND
ING.
We are the pioneers In Job Print
ing and Book Binding I'm the state.
our facilities are the best for hand
ling any class Of work, no matter now
large or how small.
THE DEsERET NEWS JOB DEPT
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-22
FAILED N nrnovENIENTs.
Suit 10 Quiet Title 60 Peoples Cash
store Building Lease.

suit was filed in the third district
court this morning by the clayton In
vestment company against William
Langton and the Peoples Cash store
The suit b. brought TO quiet title TO
the two-story brick building at the
corner Of Richards street and First
South known as the Equitable build
Ing. and n lease thereon held by tho
defendants. on Jan. 10. 1905, Luelia
q. Brigham and Fannie v Y. Clayton.
the owners OF the building. executed a
hve-vear lease on the premises To tho
defendants. tho lease expiring Dec. 81.
1909 The lease contained the pro-
vision that defendants could secure an
extension % five years in case they
built a third story on the building.
This. plaintins claim. has not been
done and title 10 the building and the
lease Is sought by plaintiffs by decree
Of court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-22
DOWN FROM IDAHO.

charles W. Hart of Mcnon presi-
dent OF the last Idaho state senate. b.
in salt Lake today, having come down
with his son who rs bringing his baby
boy a. salt Lake where local oCulist
will perform an operation today The
eve has been affected since birth. Dur
ing recent absence Of Governor
Brady from the state, and for a period
of about month. Mr.. Hart was acting
governor of Idaho. There Is a strong
sentiment throughout the rtatC, among
the Republican party members of put
ting him up Cor lieutenant governor at
the next state election.