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seen about the quarters since some
time last evening"
Again a pause. Then presently,
"You arrested Kelly, i see, the man
who was on No. g."
Eyes, sir. Both DR.. Schuchardt
and the steward said his sickness was
due to drink. believe he was doped"
THAT he could get whisky any
where along back of the officers quar-
ters." said the colonel reflectively as
well as rejecting, lis not improbable.
That II should have been doped. judg-
ing from the way one or two have
misbehaved. is not impossible. The
usual orders for the present. captain"
said he to the new incumbent. "And
you are relieved, Captain Curbit," to
the old. But shall need to see you
later. so do not leave the post"
1.-The man that leaves the post this
day." said Major Scott. with a squint
through the upper and unincumbered
panes Of the nearest window, may
need seven days leave"
And that. colonel" said quiet
voice at the commanders elbow. lis
what applied for earlier. Pardon me,
sir, but need to know your decision"
1t was Captain Sumter who spoke,
and the colonel flushed promptly at
sound of his voice.
Il had intended sending for you,
Sumter" said he, but these rather en-
crossing matters had to be taken up
first. I-have your application" he
continued. 1T is an awkward time.
and these are awkward circumstances.
1t will leave your troop without an
officer"
Mr.. Lanier will be here, colonel"
Here. but in close arrest" frowned
the colonel, land you haven't had
first lieutenant since l have been In
command"
my misfortune, sir. but hardly my
fault" answered Captain Sumter terse-
ly, yet respectfully. General Sheri-
dan selects his aids-de-camp where he
will, and last month you thought it a
compliment to the regiment and to my
troop. Our guest, Miss Arnold, is in
10 condition to travel alone" added
Captain Sumter gravely. MY wife
and desire to accompany her to Chi
cago."
The colonel bit his lip and bowed.
81 see," said he. Miss Arnold was
very much shaken by what happened
after she got home?"
Rather by what happened before
she got home" was the calm yet sug-
gestive reply.
Captain SUMTER" said he. flushing
angrily, for no one of his officers held
he in higher esteem. your attitude is
that Of opposition. If not Of rebuke, TO
the official acts Of the post COM
mander."
"Then let me disclaim at once the
faintest disrespect. Colonel Button. but
as Mr.. Lanier's troop commander
and personal friend. beg leave to say
that. so far as / know. his offense is
one which his comrades have often
committed without rebuke"
(which simply goes to show, SIR" re-
sponded the colonel. with glittering
eyes, that you do not know the twen-
tieth part Of his offense."
IF that be true. Colonel Button, Of
course l cannot think of going.
my application" And, turn
ing slowly, he left the office.
Instead Of carrying three enlisted
men present as casually at post" the
return" Of Troop G had but two.
Trooper Rawdon. whose horse. horse
equipments and field kit were safely
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with s114 remaining. with s1.eo remaining

dollar a bushel when it sold under the
Democratic tariff at GO cents; to give
him corn at 60 cents while In the years
in which the Democratic low tariff law
wa: in effect he only got from 33 to 40
cents a bushel; If what it has done to
him is to make the price Of beef about
SIS per 100 pounds instead of $4.25. as
1t was under the Democratic law. we
don't suppose the farmers VIII care
much whether you speak OF 1t as
what protection has done for the
farmer" or whether you speak Of 1t as
what protection has done to the
farmer. "-Bristol Crenn.) News.
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tTo BE Continued
How Much Will YouyPay

to have your eyes cured. Sutherland's
Eagle Eye Salve only costs 25c and will
cure Good for nothing but the eyes.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-17
RECORD OF crime SHOWS HIGH
PERCENTAGE OF No ARRESTS
Continued from Page One.l

DR. C. E. Farweather Boston
September offices Vermont
September se-George Harris robbed Of
September 26John Bunker robbed OF SI4o near Soh ho "Os
ClawsOn 1874 North Fifth West
EOS Lincoln
cleaning company go south state
spteber eTb Han of sand in
suspicion
skinner robbed OF $50 diamond ring al ALMOND
September A. Grassland First South and
September 2Sard williamson robbed $50
ton in South street No arrest .
,oneenv al noon Gets 500 arrest
september Burglars enter walters
September 29~deor No
october Burglar enters
October Bartender assaulted Sunday
October daughter
Sixth East and Third south streets and an unknown man @ up
Second South
pckpOkets Suppressed
october S~Burgars
October IL s42 fair
october Of
October Surgiar enters home R. Richards
p m and is arrested by citizens
October Daniel F. Keith and Thomas Hemmger two city firemen
headquarters selling
October 1i~Bua enters
october i1-Burgar enters OF No arres
OF
Natbe bv police man.w tho
West First rob
october 1s@Joseph Cowan
hishwayman
robbed
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-17
Make RemarIxabIe Trip.

Paris, Oct. 16.-Henry Nynmalens the
Dutch aviator and holder of the worlds
altitude record, and NJ lie GagneuX. the
French aviator. each with q passenger,
made a remarkable trip IN biplanes to-
day from Paris 10 Brussels. They
started. with an interval of an hour
and a half. in an attempt 10 win the
$50. 600 offered by the Automobile club
and the $4,000 offered by the munich
paiity Of Paris Tor a successful flight
with a passenger to Brussels and re-
turn.
Wynmalen. after reaching the Bel
gian capital, left almost Immediately
on the return trip and arrived safely
this afternoon ar ST. Quentin. lie
GagneuX decided TO stop for the night
in Brussels and will start for Paris
early tomorrow morning.
The distance between the TWO points
Is about 170 miles as the crow flies and
the distance between Brussels and st.
Quentin apprOXimates 80 miles-the
daring HOllander therefore covered
about $50 miles with a passenger.
ON the trip TO Brussels. both aviators
made a landing at ST. Quentin 10 re-
Dlenish their gasoline Wynmalen
made a second landing a little further
along 10 inquire the way The weather
was ideal and the trip was without in+
cident.
Wynmalen covered the distance 20
Brussels in five hours and SO minutes.
lie Gagneux, with only one stop, made
IL in five hours
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-17
SERIES OF MEETINGS
At CHRISTIAN Church
Special Gospel Services Will Be Con-
Quoted; Rev. g. r. Neel Deliv-
ers Opening Sermon.

The first OF a series of special gos-
pei meetings TO be held during the
week at the Central Christian church.
Third East and Fourth South streets,
began last evening. During the series
special musical numbers will be rem
dered. under the direction Of Profess
sOT Huston.
Last evening Rev. Charles r. Neei
delivered a sermon on "The Pre-emi-
nent Christ" He said in part:
I'VE cannot account for Chrisrs per
feet humanity If We deny the reality
of His divinity. If Jesus Christ was
not divine He was not good Tor this
was His testimony He was either
an objectionable egotist or He was the
Son of God. He was either hope
less lunatic or He was what He claimed.
He claimed 10 be divine and II He
was not He could not be good. The
stream OF His life flowed through the
human race at a higher level than any
other stream known to history. Wa
ter cannot rise higher than Its source,
Christ was pre-eminent in His birth
when the angels sang, Glory 10 God
in the highest; pre-eminent in teach
ing. Tor He spoke as never man spoke,
and He was pre-eminent in works. In
death He was pre-emlnent, Tor the sun
refused to shine. and the dead came
forth; pre-eminent in the resurrection
II am the resurrection and the life ."
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-17
Y. VI. c. A. OFFICIAL
ADDRESSES GIRLS
Dr.. Anna Brown, Secretary OF
National Board, Speaks
at Local Rally.

Reiteraung the trite saying that
chain is no stronger than its weakest
link. Dr. Anna l. Brown. secretary OF
the board Of directors Of the national
organization Of the Young rs Omans
Christian association, made an appeal
20 the members of the local Organiza-
ton IN her address at the First Meth
odlst church yesterday afternoon. 10
rally round the officials OF the ass0-
citation and help strengthen the salt
Lake link and thereby assist IN
strengthening the national organiza-
tiOn.
DR.. Brown paid a tribute 10 SAT-
Lake hospitality In her Introductory
remarks by declaring that il the peo-
pie or salt Lake had one conspicuous
fault II was theiT extreme kindness
which gives wings 10 time and makes
the date FOR leaving come before the
YlSitOr realizes that her visit is over
Message 20 Girls.
want 70 deliver message 20
young girls she said, girls VINO are
facing life with ali its possibilities ana
with all its temptations. girls VINO
have az possibilities latent in heart
and soul"
The speaker declared It possible to
bring even the highest desire OK a
girls heart 10 a realization. She d.
Vided the condition OF desire into four
stages. First. the inception or desire,
which she characterized as the want
second, the decision OF desire. the
wish; third the connection Of desire
and necessity, when the longing has
become so strong that the wisher be-
lieVes she needs the object OF the de-
sire. and lastly, that quality which
brings the desire to the realization. rha
determination to have, or the will
DR.. Brown gave a brief review OF the
conception OF the organization which
she is representing, nearly half a cen
fury since.
Following the address OF Secretary
Brown general rally or the Local
members was held and plans were
brought up for securing more COM
mOdiOus quarters for the local organ
izatiOn, Of which the members feel the
necessity, and in procuring which the
wish has reached the Il win" stage.
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ing instinct in man brings out quail
ties that cannot be brought out in
any other way. and that worship
of the Creator is necessary TO the full
development of mantle full round
ing out of his intellect"
In closing, President Brimhall took
occasion 10 pay tribute to woman. and
TO take up her defense against the
varied attacks upon woman based up
on the allegation that the scriptures
do not recognize woman. In this de-
Tense, he cited the scriptural passage,
And God went down upon the earth
and created man; male and female,
created He them"
Must Progress.
IT would say to nature, Thou hast
been unkind 10 me; thou hast been
more kind to the brute if there was
no provision in this great universal
plan for the mother
After dealing briefly upon death as
the "going home" President Brim-
hall said. 'And so the cycle is COM
plete. Existence is not the moving
around in a circle, as the course of a
fly around the edge of a cup. Each
cycle takes US higher or lower. Each
day finds us further up the scale or
further down. We cannot maintain
a level course"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-17
ALTON Of WARD
Changes Are Made in the Twenty
sixth and I<ershaw \. White
Is New Bishop.

Reorganization Of the Twenty-sixth
ecclesiastical ward OF the city az the
annual ward conference last might re-
suited in the release of Bishop {. n
Christensen and the selection OF his
first counselor, KershaW y. White, as
his successor. George J. Ramsey and
Richard Fletcher were chosen as Blsh-
Cd Whites counselors.
This change in the officials OF the
ward was made necessary by the fact
that Bishop Christensen is leaving Tor
brigham City today 10 make his home.
Mr. Christensen was bishop OF the
ward for three and one-half years and
Mr.. White was his first counselor dur
ing that time
Mr. White is from England and
ioined the Mormon church about ten
wears ago. He has been in this city
about nine years and has been a resi-
dent OF the Twenty-sixth ward for four
or five years.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-17
LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
Eleven Members Are Chosen by Pres
ident of Utah Life IN
derWrlters.

appointment of legislative commit
seph Meltzer. president of the Utah
Association OF Life Underwriters.
This committee OF eleven members
includes representatives of ten old
line life insurance companies and the
committee will work in conjunction
with a similar committee 10 be ap-
pointed by the fire Insurance under
writers.
VIII q. Farrell. representing the
Penn Mutual, is chairman OF the COM
mirtee, the other members being as
follows: John ID. Spencer New York
Life; c. ID. kipp, PRUDENTIAL John
James, Travellers; T. f. Francisco, West
Coast Life. Lorenzo Jensen, Beneficial
Life, William Egard. Philadelphia Life;
A. c. Shaw. Home Life; Z. p. Per-
rine, Capital Life; W F. Conover.
Aetna Life. and \. G. Stringham, Bene-
fetal Life
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little sister. Mrs. Wherry gave him an
a abundance. These he carried TO the
KrOpf home for the Kropf children,
pretending that he had bought them at
a second hand store.
SZirmay also cOnfided TO Sheriff
Sharp last night facts concerning his
past life IN which he admitted that he
had served time in the county jail al
san Francisco for burglary and the
subsequent larceny Of carpenter tools.
Stole From Father.
Just before I left my native home
in Budapest, Hungary, said Szirmay
TO the sheriff, Il stole $500 from my
father / was at the point Of being
caught when I boarded a steamer for
America. l first came to New York and
had lived there some time when L be
gan roaming about the country. /
was in Chicago a long time and there
became acquainted with many crooks.
During the latter part OF the sum
meF of 1903 / was caught stealing
tools and found guilty; was sentenced
to serve three months in the county
Jail at San Francisco. I spent the
months of September, October and No
vember in jail in California. When I
was released / drifted to Sacramento
and other points. l was arrested IN
San Francisco under the name of Ju-
Illus kOvich, my stepfather- The police
took my picture when 1 was arrested
and I believe il is in the rogue's gal
lery under the name OF KOVich. / have
a mother living in Budapest"
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-17
M'GURRINS ARRIVE.
Three Members of Family Join keia-
lives In salt Lake for Reunion

Three members of the MeGurrin
family who have been so unfortunate
as not 10 have spent their lives in salt
Lake were welcomed here last night
~ Two members of the same family
who have made this their home for
many years. The weather was not ex-
actiy the real, welcoming kind, but
fbeT All had a good time coming
The salt Lake members of The fam
uy are frank F., Frederick and Ed
-.or1 AfcC.u=rin. Those who are now
here are MANS McGurrln OF Boise,
Irene NcGurrin Of Graad Rapids, Mich,
rofh Of whom are stopping with Ed
ward McGurrin. and Charles Mc(iur-
in of Kalamazoo, Mich who Is stop
NM with F. E. Mc(s1rrln. Charles
and Miss Irene McGurrln arrived las.
night. ,,-s..., -
nv wifi be a pleasant one this week.
ana several parties VIII be arranged
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SALT LAKES
REIGN Of TERROR
MUST CEASE
1continued from Page One1

aAontluue0 from rake Onc.1
his mind after the conference with Sc
frit.
Chief Barlow said that the police
force is small and cannot patrol the
residence district OF the city. GYMS
this as an excuse for the reign OF
crime. He said that in Salt Lake there
was not one patrolman 10 eaeh z'VOO
residents, while in most cities the per-
centage was about one patrolhaah Ior
each $50 or 1000 residents. The IN
ference was that he intends asking
the council tonight for additional pa
trOlmen, and that they Will be hired-
at least until after election;
Those who learned of the governor
letter last night commended the chler
executive highly for his open letter
10 the peace officers TO bring 10
plants had been made 10 the Cover
nor and TO the peace OFFICERS IN re
gard to the epidemic OF crime, when
left no street, home or office SAFE from
the inrOads of the desperate criminals
And it was because OF these complaints
and the fact that the criminal deeds
were growing in number instead or de-
creasing that the action or the Cover
nor was taken.
BransfOrd Home Today.
Neither Mayor John S. BransfOrd nor
W Mont Ferry, president of the city
council, are in salt Lake, ana Coun-
Gilman A. j. Davis is acting mayor I'M
Ill the return OF the mayor, which
" III probably De LOudAs Inc MAJ u
and President Ferry are attending the
Idaho state fair in Boise and were eX-
pected back 10 Salt Lake yesterday,
but had not arrived last night John
c. Mackay, chairman OF the board OF
county commissioners, was not in the
city. but the Governors letter was de
liVered 10 him. as well as 10 ActlnS
Mayor Davis.
Copies of the letter were also taken
to Chief OF Police sam Nj Barlow ana
Sheriff Joseph c. Sharp, catching the
sheriff as he was deeply involved with
the Karrick murder case at the state
prison.
business Men Appeal.
For some weeks business and pro-
fessional men have been appealing 70
Governor SpTy 10 take some action IN
the matter. They declared their homes
nor their wives. nor themselves were
safe during the reign OF crime Which
held Salt Lake in its grasp. Nothing
has been done by the police, they SAID
and they seemingly could do nothing
The night came when two little girls
were held up by a thug on one OF
the streets near the business district
and one OF the girls was beaten over
the head with a blackjack. At an
other time woman was chloroIOfme9
at noon in her own apartment ana
robbed. Then came the clmaX-the
murder OF a high school boy at noon
by a burglar in the home
Because OF The conditions, the Gov
ernOr said yesterday that he came 10
the conclusion that something had 10
be done. The letter followed this res
oIution. and. unless steps are taken
10 put an end 10 the wave Of crime
the Governor promises 10 take the
matter into his own hands and see Il
he cannot. with the state back or the
law. run the burglars and other Grim
inals cut OF Salt Lake City and insure
protection
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-17
ALLEGED F0RGER CAUGHT.
Man Said 10 Have signed AnOther's
Name 40 Check In Captured.

Sheriff Sharp received word last
night that Don Gunich. alias NJ. n.
Miller. was arrested yesterday in
Grand Junction, Colo, by Sheriff c. F.
Schrader, and Will be returned TO Salt
Lake as soon as possible to answer
charges of forgery in connection with
the signing OF a $40 check. The ar
re!t was made through the Pinkerton
agency.
on August s Gunieh started an ac-
count of 500 in a local bank depos-
iting $50 in cash and a cheek for $40.
lle ssS ~. @salse ~, f.S 'nS nv 5
ing $50 on August 10. Two weeks
later 1t was learned hat the check
was q forgery. but Gunich had fled
lie was arrested in Grand Junction yes
terday and will be returned at once.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-17
OVER CHANNEL
IN A DIRIG|BLE
IContInued from PnEe one,

NJ Clement declared he was exceeding
Is pleased with the behavior of the
shin
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-17
Conraiascanl

COnvaiescence after pneumonia. ty-
phoid fever and the grip, is sometimes
merely apparent, not real. To make
Il real and rapid. there is no other
tonic so highly to be recommended
as Hoods Sarsaparilla. Thousands so
testify. Take Hoods
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-17
REPuRLICAN CANVAss-

At a meeting OF the Republican com
mittee Of the Eighty-third district at
Pleasant Green last night Il was de-
cided TO inaugurate a thorough can
vass Of the district and see that am
Republicans are registered properly. =.
". Evers and A. c. Reid were an
pointed judges OF election.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-17
The Doctors Answers On
Health and Beauty Questions
BY d. Lewis Baker.

The questions answered below general IN charsc-
tar. fba svmptOms diseases given and the
viii amply OF similar nature.
Thoea wishing further advice, free may address
College Bldg College EllWood slss Day
ohio self-addresseds stamped envelope
FOR reply. Full and address must be given, but
or Getitous will be used IN
svvers The prescriptions can be filled az any we'll
stocked drug any druggist can oraeF OF Whole
saler.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-17
CHILEAN MINISTER DIES.

London. Oct. 16.-DomingO Cana, the
Chilean minister TO Great Britain. died
today. Domingo Cana was minister TO
the United States in 1856 and again
in 1868
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FOR SALE.

A snap-Combinatio parlor pool and
billiard table. Used only a few times.
Malra vour boys a Christmas present
Of il. Address Owner. NJ /. Herald
Republican
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Job White has left for a months visit
with his folks in Montreal. Canada. He
must do pretty well selling those
duplicating sales books.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-17
NOTICE no suTTpWF-v-

We have for sale large tracts o.
summer range. sheep and rams. one
tract OF $4,000 acres, spring, summer,
fail and winter range at 1913 per acre
SALT LAKE SHEEP COM co.
Phone 1895. SIT Judge Bdg-
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AddIeted to FaIsehood.

At the state prison yesterday the
Hungarian was chiefly engrOssed IN
admitting that he was addicted 10 tell
ms lies He had been given days
eork at the home of DR.. A. e Nherry;
Az Fact First south street several
DAYS before the murder He told Mrs
Wherry that he had come 10 salt Lake
from TOOele. where he had a little SIS
Ter and a mother. lie asked Mrs
Wherrv for clothes that would fit his
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Salt Lake and Logan finest made I'M
derWear and sweater coats in America.
Sample room. so Richards street.
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Mack:-YOur re
quest for a simple
but efficient cough
and lung remedy
has already been
answered in these
columns, but i viii
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sale in garments Cache Knitting
Co. 80 Richards street. save Main street
prices.
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LETcHFIELD &

The Tile and Mantei Men.
Mantel set. complete, s35 and up.
46 So. State St.