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The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-16
and Mrs. Il. j. BerkIey s yery m.

and Mrs. H. ]. Berkley is very i'll.
with pneumonia.
Taylor somerville and cousin, Inez,
spent Sunday at Ira Hiltons, in the
Upper Flats.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bland spent
Saturday night, at West Columbia.
Miss Cora Oliver, who has been
staying at H. ]. Watson's, spent
Sunday a thome.
Miss Lille Hogg spent Saturday
night and Sunday, at F. H.
Berkley's.
Miss Bertha Noble is on the sick
list.
c. W. Holley purchased IS head
of fine cattle, last week.
Oliver Meadows and wife attended
meeting at Chestnut Knob. Sunday.
]. Edmunds and wife, Of Knife
Branch, were visiting the latter's
father, j. B. Holley, Sunday
F. NJ. Meadows and family were
visiting J. B. Camp and family,
Sunday.
Clarence Taylor and wife, of Cal
lipolis, spent Sunday night with the
latter's uncle. W. j. Meadows.
E. E. Meadows was a pleasant
caller at A. J. Meadows, Sunday.
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A Baseball Rat rrap.

Little Kate. watching her big broth
er playing baseball. he being the
catcher and having a baseball mask
his face. ran into the house to her
mother. exclaiming. "oh. mamma,
mamma. come quick. Willie has got
his face caught IN a rat trep!"
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-11-16
MEMORY.

Written on the death of William
Lester Hope, by. Miss Amy Milford.
He has gone our darling child,
Life to US seems black and drear;
Wintry winds ire moaning sadly,
Clouds drop down the frozen tear.
But think see a vision,
Hear angelic music sweet;
Lo! behold! our darling Lester,
Kneeling at the Savior's feet.
Look he standeth by the waters,
See two angels by his side;
How their loving faces brighten,
As he speaks across the tide.
Dear kind parents, broken-hearted,
Absence son so far away;
Loving brother knit in sorrow,
Drive the gloom of death away.
am with you still in spirit,
/ shall love You ver more;
Guard you, guide you, to the presence,
Of your loved one gone before.
Therefore do not mourn the absence,
Comfort them we've left behind,
Cherish, love and help each other.
Let each word and deed be kind.
1t will not be long dear parents,
Till upon this heavenly shore,
We shall meet in sweet reunion,
Strike glad hands and part no more.
Ended thus the wondrous vision,
Gone that sweet angelic face:
But within our hearts an echo,
Answers back, by Gods own grace"
God in heaven grant to teach US,
So to walk while here below;
That We all IN life's great mission,
Monuments to him shall grow.
He has gone, our angel darling,
We shall see him here no more;
But he is not dead nor slumbering,
He rejoiceth ever more.
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Yashti Meadows. teacher.

W. v. Mccoy is making big inn
provements on his dwelling house.
Miss Leila Meadows, of this place,
vas calling on her brother, 6. W.
carry's and wife, near Palestine,
Sunday.
John Bechtel and wife, of this
place, moved their household goods,
from NJ. W. a. Meadows to Elwell,
where they viii begin housekeeping,
soon.
Alfred Holley is very i'll, at this
writing.
Martin Sturgeon, near Eighteen
Valley, purchased a lot of corn from
Tom Finley, at 60 cents per bushel,
this week.
Nardy Nicely traded a span of
mules to Gilbert Meadows, for a
team of large horses.
Miss Bertha Camp spent a few
days last week, with relatives in
cabell Co.
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Useless Worry.
Who takes thought for the morrow
'orrows twice.-Thomas Hardy.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-18
SHE WOULD BREAK
THE WELDED LINK
Frederick E. CroWton, Jr.,
Cruel to Wife He Has Welded
Twice, She Alleges.

Married, divorced. remarked and
seeking a second divorce are four OF
the chapters in the story OF the mar
itai life Of Frederick L. CrowtOn, IT.
and Mary F.. CFoWtOn, as told in her
reply yesterday TO the answer OF her
husband in combating her original
suit for separate maintenance.
The first marriage OF the couple, ac-
cording 10 the plaintiff, occurred NO
vember %. 1904, and a divorce fol-
lowed on April IS. 1908. Differences
were settled, however. and then the
romance OF a quiet Pennington mar
riage in November OF the same year.
The second romance, however. turned
out badly for the fOrgiving wife, as
the story is related in her reply. The
second cost her something like $500
cash, which she gave over TO the hus-
band when he took her hand IN the
marital VOWS for the second time.
Secured by Fraud.
Then followed cruelty. When she
became i'll, she AYERS, her husband
threatened 70 eject her from the mousse
and 10 keep ali of the $500 unless she
would agree TO bequeath all her prop
erty in his name. The agreement was
made, the plaintiff says, but was OBJ
tanned under fraudulent duress, and
she asks that IL be annulled.
In asking for alimOny, the plaintiff
alleges that the defendant earns 50
per day as a contractor and builder,
that he is the owner OF property in
Salt lake OF the value OF S8,0eO, and
has $1,000 cash IN the bank.
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Ayer'sPAs
Health
Health

W. b Boyd. 45s East Ninth South
John Carruthers. 251 West Sixth
North street.
e. p. Saderup. Seventh South and
Seventh East street
offers Aid 10 Police.
Soon after the meeting of the coun-
~ commissioners yesterday morning,
when Sheriff Joseph G. sharp was given
the power 10 employ 90 deputy sheriffs
TO aid in the work of retaining Salt
Lake City from the crooks and thugs
which have infested every section, the
sheriff sent the following letter 10
Chief OF Police sam NJ BARLOW:
AT a meeting OF the county commits
sioners. held this day, 1 was authorized
10 appoint a number OF special depu-
ties 10 cooperate with you and your
force in Riding this city of the unde-
sirable element so prevalent here at
the present time. In accordance there
with hereby tender you the services
Of my increased force OF deputies and
viii be pleased If such service is &C
cepted, 20 consult with you as 10 the
best possible means of reaching the de-
sired end.
with kindest regards and the hope
OF an early reply, L beg 70 remain,
Very respectfully,
Joseph c. SHARP.
sheriff salt Lake County
shortly after the delivery OF the let
ter at police headquarters, Chief Bar
low dictated the following, which was
sent hack 10 the sheriff:
answering your favor OF even date,
/ appreciate your offer TO cooperate
with this department i'm Kidding the city
OF the undesirable element. I will be
glad 10 take this matter up with you
personally. with the view or deVising
ways of accomplishing this end.
let me know at the first opportunity
when ] can meet you 10 discuss this
Interview Is Arranged
y was as a result OF this answer from
the chief of police that the meeting was
arranged in the sheriffs office last
night. shortly before the extra deputies
were given a short schooling by the
sheriff
Sheriff sharp telephoned to the chief
of police, telling him TO name the place
and date, and that he would be rea9y.
Chief Barlow said he would be at the
county Jail in Second East street last
night at o'clock, and the sheriff had
things ready when he arrived.
In response 10 the letter of Governor
William Spry in the open letter 10 the
commissioners sheriff, mayor and chief
OF police Sheriff Sharp yesterday pre-
scented the following letter at the meet
ing of the board Of county commits
si0ners, which was responsible Tor the
action Of that body in giving the sher-
coed 50 men for special duty as deputy
sheriffs until the root or the crime IS
chopped out through driving the crimi-
nal element out OF the city.
The Honorable Board OF County Com
missioners, salt Lake City, Utah.
Gentlemen.
~ am in receipt OF a letter from his
excelIency. William Spry, the Governor
of the state of Utah, of which no doubt
Won have received a copy, and as per re-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-18
Partisan Sage
The Great Hair Grower Now
Sold All Over America

What do you think OF the liberal
proposition that the Giroux Mfg. co.
Of Buffalo, n. Y American makers
Of Partisan Sage. are putting up 70 the
readers of The Herald-Republican
They know; they are absolutely GER
tain that they have the only real hair
grower, beautifier and dEndruff germ
destroyer on the market today. and
knowing this they have requested
Schramm johnson, Drugs. five stores.
70 state 10 every reader OF The Her
republican and 10 every person
living in salt Lake City and vicinity
that they guarantee Partisan Sage 20
remove every trace Of dandruff. 70
stop falling hair and itching scalp, OF
money back.
And every one who reads this in-
portant announcement should know
that Partisan Sage makes hair grow.
not only abundantiy, bat gives IL that
lustrous appearance thar all desire
Women viii find Partisan SAGE the
most refreshing and ideal hair dress
ing, free from sickness or grease.
Large bottle so cents at Schramm-
Johnson, Drugs. five stores. and drug
gists everywhere
Il have used Partisan sage for some
time and think il has no equal as
hair beautlfier and scalp cleaner 30
more dandruff OF faded hair thanks
10 Partisan Sage. Mrs. VILLAS
Hoglund, Sault Ste Marie. Mich, Juni
2. 1910.
The girl with the Auburn hair
on every package OF Partisan sage
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-18

The first thing TO do is 70 throw
out all the creams. skin foods, mas
sage preparations, lotions, bleaches.
etc. you have tried and get down 10
the cause OF your trouble, removing II
with simple home treatment called
Viola Cream Other preparations lust
cover Up the blemish. Viola Cream re-
moves il.
Viola Cream cannot fail to give you
a perfect complexion because IL does
not cover up blemishes. but by gentle,
harmless medication actually replaces,
gently and naturally. the old sailoW,
pimply, bl0tchy skin with a new skin
and a pink. blooming complexion. BY
the same gentle process. Il keeps good
complexion good always and won't
grow hair.
We want You 70 prove this without
your risklng one penny, The best way
90 prove IL is 10 so 10 the nearest drug
stone and purchase a soc saf under our
absolute guarantee OF satisfaction but
II you do not wish 10 do this Just send
your name and address and that OF your
drugslst TO the q. <. Bittner Co, Dept
s., Toledo. Ohio. AT once, and a liberal
trial treatment viii be sent you free
by mail You cRDn0t afford 10 sc an
other dsy Nithcut this treatment,
which is the only perfect and unfeiiing
skin and complexion heaurfier For
sale n salt Lake CITY by Schrsmm-
Johnson Drugs, five stores
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University Notes

Two models for class work have been
received by the mining department. one
Of which is q complete model of the
new Leonard head frame in use at
Butte, Mont, and a model of a standard
station set OF timbers used by most
OF the western mines
Rev. Simpkin will address the weekly
meeting OF the order OF the Clean this
week on The Essay" At the meet
ing of the Scribhlers' club, /. A. Whit
moro was elected manager Of the dra-
matte production 10 be given in the near
future. The cast will be chosen this
week. The play chosen BY the Serb
blers this year. All on Account OF
Jones" is BY one OF the mers hers. Mr..
L. L Butler. instructor in the English
department.
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may be two nights and IL may be two
weeks But IL viii be until the Grim
inals and crooks are run out OF lhe
we clean up the city. Now, De gentle
men and do your duty 10 uphold the
honor Of the city and TO protect the
lives and property OF the citlzens OF
Sheriff sharp sent the men 10 all
corners OF salt Lake, sending them
out in pairs TO cover the city ana 20
pick up am suspicious characters on the
streets. Sheriff sharp asked that resi-
dents OF salt Lake should also keep on
the lookout for suspicious characters,
and that when they are in trouble
rbev Telephone TO the county Jail, AL
on either telephone. Because OF the
number of men scattered about the
city. the sheriff believes quick RELIEF
can be sent in many instances.
The special deputies sent out last
night are men above the ordinary in
appearance, nearly all OF them men or
family and with property interests IN
salt Lake. With but one or two ex-
ceptions. they are property owners in
the city and are married. They viii
receive SO per DAY while working.
Mea Of Resp0nsibiIity.
"Of course. in this number OF men
there may be some who Will throw
some reflection upon this depart
ment," said Sheriff Sharp last night
"But In the limited time / have had 4
have tried TO assure myself that they
tcrests which will make them more
Jealous In this work. 1 have not asked
them their politics, and Will not. That
makes no difference to me. SO long as
they show NE they are worth So day
they viii stick until we have cleaned
the city"
The deputy sheritfs sworn in and
now in active service, are;
p. $, Condie. $50 West Fifth South
Gronway Parry, 1917 South Seventh
East street
A. G. Matthews. 4s5 West Seventh
~, j. D. Brown. SEA South Fourth West
street.
Al Eklund. s2s East Third South
5. F. smith. 1913 West North Temple
], E. Evans. 1905 South Second West
]. r. Jeffs. 5s1 Post street.
George Harris, 1850 Windsor avenue.
Thomas Pritchart. 10Ss South Eighth
e {. Y Russell. 722 East Fifth South
street.
Nephi Jensen. ga East Fifth South
W. f. Gardner, 45T East Second
R, o. Workman. 20 South First West
street
prank Leahn. s15 East Fourth South
street,
William stanton. 5ss South Third
East street.
John ]. McGrath, SAL South First
Henry Cook. l49 East Fourth South
street.
John s. Cahoon. 25s West Third
North street
A. W. Stringfellow. 6Ol South Fifth
East street.
sam c. smith, ZOE South Third East
street.
S. John Larson. s54 Garfield avenue.
]. c. Barnett. 81 East Second South
street.
John Cox. see Harrison avenue.
Carl A. Erickson, 1875 East Eighth
South street.
r. J. FIX. SIT Post street.
r. F. Scott, 1903 South Twelfth East
street.
r. G. Anderson. ss4 Queen street.
G. J. Mitchell 116 East Capitol ave-
nua.
r. Cottren. s27 Mcclellan street.
Frank Turnbow, % East Twelfth
South street.
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nrden Grts Ready.

Especial 20 The neutrality-suspicious.
Ogden. oct. 1T.-Lest the efforts OF
salt Lake 10 rid itself OF the army OF
evildOers now said to be operating
there cause an undue influx OF TINS
class into ogden. Mayor W llllam Gas
mann TODAY issued orders TO Chief OF
Police Thomas +. Browning 10 employ
as many additional patrolmen as nee
essary to guard the city against such
an invasion.
the plan is 20 arrest every suspicious
character. charge him with vagraDey
and III he fails TO give satisfactory ac-
count OF himself, TO place him on the
city chain gang
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-18
SKIN DISEASES
HUMoRs In THE BLOOD

Nature has made ample provision
in the moisture and sunshine Of the
air for the outward protection and
healthy condition OF the skin. Bat
the more important work Of nourish-
ing the cuticle has been left TO an in
ward source-the blood. 1t is from
the circulation that the pores and
glands receive their stimulus. and
the fbrous tissues are all preserved
In healthful state because of con-
slant nutriment supplied by the blood.
1t is only when the circulation be-
comes infected with humors or acids
that we are troubled with skin affec-
lions. The humors producing these
troubles are carried through the cir
culation direct 20 the skin, and their
irritating or inhammatory effect re-
mains until the blood IS cleansed.
S. S. S. cures Skin Diseases. because
II IS the greatest of all blood purifiers
II goes into the circulation and
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-18

on the streets Of salt Lake yesterday
that was the one most important item
of discussion, and the position OF 10Y
ernOr Spry was generally most Mccarthy
applauded. Men and women declared
that the condition was most serlo US
one and that it was time that the Gov
ernOr or someone else took a hand IN
the matter and demanded that the crlm-
inals be driven out OF the city 10 pro
tect the homes and the citizenship OF
salt Lake.
In the American par 2 press the ac-
ton of the Governor was most strongly
criticised on the claim mat II was zone
for purely political reasons. AahE CIT
liens yesterday denounced tnese state
ments NEST strongly. They declaI e q
that the condition Is here, that IL shouIu
be met and something should be done
TO make life ana property safe IN the
city, because of the inefticiency OF the
police force.
Governor Spry was warmly eongrat-
ulated by many men and women OF
prominence Yesterday because OF MS
action. Many telephone messages or
praise and encOura cement We're Re-
ceived by the chief executive Tor ms
stand. In almost every instance lhe
citizens declared that a most desperate
condition existed. that they feared for
themselves and those dear 10 them, ana
they wanted TO see the SITUATION
cleaned mp il possible.
Il believe the better element or Ihe
citizenship Of salt Lake approves TINS
action" said Governor Spry yesterday.
'-rhe condition Just now is serious
one, and must be met The criminals
must go. and ] viii do what is within
my power to correct this condition.
Law ON VaErsney.
In making the wholesale arrests last
night. Sheriff sharp relied upon the
statute regarding vagran-s, which reaos
as follows.
"s472 Vagrancy Defined. Penalty
Every person. except an Indian, without
visible means OF support who has the
physical ability 10 work, and who does
not for a period of ten days seek en-
piovment nor labor when employment
is offered him; every healthy beggaf
who sOlicits aims as a business every
person who rOams about from place 10
place without any lawful business
every idle or dissOlute person, or asso-
ciate Of known thieves, who WanderS
about tile streets at late OF unusual
hours Of the night, or who lodges IN
any barn, shed. shop, clubhouse. vessel
or place other than such as IS Kept Tor
lodging purposes, without the perInls-
sion OF the owner or party entitled 70
the possession thereof; every leWd ana
dissOlute person, who lives in and
about houses OF III fame; every woman
who from dOOrways, on the streets OF
any other place, sOlictts men Tor IN
moral purposes: every common pros
titute; and every common drunkard' IS
a vagrant, and is punishable by impriS-
onment in the county jail not exceed
ing ninety days.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-18

Miami. Fla. Oct. Nv Gather hul-
Iefius were posted here this mornlns
snnouucing The approach Of q hurri-
cane. and an vessels along the AL-aullc
severe weather No trains have ar
rived here since Saturday over me
FTTorida East Coast railroad. being he'd
up at West Jupiter on account OF q
serious vvashouT Relief trains have
been sent from Miami and Jackson
Vile. Continuous rains have fallen Tor
the last three days and the entire
country Is flooded
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-18
District Court Notes

The trial Of Einor KihOlm, a young
man OF 20 years of age who is charged
with statutory Offense, was begun
before a jury in Judge T. ID. Lewis
court yesterday afternoon, and Will be
concluded this morning. Lillian Lar
son, l6-year-old girl, is the COM
planning witness.
In a complaint filed in the district
court yesterday, Lila Davis charges
her husband, Frank A. Davis. with de-
sertion, and asks that she be granted
decree Of divorce. The couple were
married August 16, 1907, and the plant
If alleges that her husband abandoned
her october 5. 1903. Since February /.
1910, she says, he has neglected TO
port On numerous occasions, IL is fur
Their alleged, the defendant has been
guilty of unfaithfulness.
BY consent of the counsel, the case
OF the state VS.. Frank Smith, who is
charged with embeZZlement, ana the
hearing OF which was set for yester-
day, has been continued until the next
setting OF the court calendar in Judge
I. ID. Lewis division OF the district
court.
Under a modification. granted yes
terday by Judge NJ L. Richie, of the
decree OF divorce awarded 10 Amanda
Vance Ward on March 2S, 1898, George
". Vance viii obtain the custody OF
the five minor children, and also the
return OF the use of his home. He must
however, pay 70 his former wife sl00
arrears in alimony, and $40 attorney
fee. The original decree awarded the
divorce 10 Amanda Vance, giving her
the custody of the children. the right
10 the use OF the 0me Of the defend
ant at 737 South Eighth West street
and $50 a month alimOny.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-18
DEPUTIES TO
RID THE CITY
Of CRIMINALS

tAontlnued from Page une.l
T. jail and told them what was eN-
peoted Of them
Il know some OF you men, and there
are others / do not know. said tine
sheriff some OF you may not be
positive as to what is expected OF you.
The Tribune and TELEGRAM have de-
clared this Is political scheme. Now.
1 nave not asked your politics. nor
your religion And I'm not going TO
ask you. You may be Republicans.
Democrats or American party men, but
the only thing / viii osk 81 you rs that
sou DO your work and clean up the
city OF these crooks. IN any man comes
liquor. or if he is ian that condition
while ar work. he need not come
around again. for DE won't have work.
There viii De no use arguing the mat
g. think lac ls under the influence OF
llquor-thlt viii be enough
"ln the first place. YOU viii have 20
keep sober. You viii have 60 be gem
tiemen an the time. II you SEQ man
ON the street az late and unusual hours
OF the night. stop him and question
him. first telling him who YOU are ana
W hat YOU are supposed 90 do. DO lt m
a Centlemaniy manner There Is no
use knocking a man down and then
asking him what he is doing out on
the street ut night. lt may be a bother
10 some men Co be stonped and Ques-
toned. hut if they are men or common
sense they wIll understand the situa-
tiou and viii answer your questions.
They should know that al times YOU
nav stOn a man who lives in tne
ncighborhood. But ask an questions
ass YOU would like 10 be treated under
tho CircuWs tances II the man has
sun or acts nasty bring him TO the
county jail
Uphold Cliy's Honor.
80
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-18

bovVAver are that the storm viii pass
. iitrIe 10 the south OF Tampa II Il
probable that II wiz spend user ho-le'
where IN the everglades.
A wireless message received -sLs a-
o,ciocl- mis- evening stated a hurrlcdla
was sweeping over Key West az a rare
az so miles an hour. The barometer
there read $3.50.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-18
WHAT SORT OF
A DREAM WOULD
YOU INSPIRE ?
Pimples and Blackheads or Fresh
Sweet Beauty-Whieh Impression
Do Your Friends Get2

This FREE Treatment Cures skin
HIemiShes.
It is TO tell every woman in this
city, and the men, too, for that mat
ter. how any one who is afflicted with
pimples. blackheads, blOtches, treckles,
saliOWness wrinkles or any other
skin hlemfsh. can quickly, easily
and unfailingly gain relief and a CON-
pleXiOn that is simply perfection. that
this article is published
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pimpleS, rashes, aud all eruptious Of
the skin. When S. S. S. las drive,
OUT the humors every symptom passes
away, the skin is again nourished
with cooling, healthful blood, natural
evaporation IS renewed. and the skin
becomes soft and smooth. Book on
Skan Diseases and medical advice free
-A1 SWIFT sFxcIfic co. Atlantis, Ga.