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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-16
SERIOUS CHARGE MADE
AGAINST MESSENGER BOY

After search of two days. Detectives
George Cleveland and Earl Ripley Tues
day afternoon. arrested George Mcneil
roy a messenger boy in the service of
the American District Telegraph com
pany lie was locked UP in jail on a
charge of cmbezzlcment.
rntn short time ago McMclroy was
employed by the sSalt Lake Cleaning
company, 3i1 South state street, While
working for this concern he Is alleged
to have signed the proprietors name 10
receipts and pocketcd about s1li.70. lie
also is alleged to have signed for pack
ago at The office OF the American tx
press company. signing the name OF tho
rightful owner or tho goods. McMelroy
is Il years OF age and had been living
at 2iJ West Fifth South street.
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LETTERS OF INQUIRY ARE
RECEIVED BY POSTMASTER

Several letters of inquiry have been re-
cclNoo by Postmaster 4. l.. Thomas. Mrs
George Sex OF New York wants 10 To-
cate Olc christensen. 6i years old lie
was last seen twenty years ago. at which
''i,G ne was bound for Salt Lake City.
Richard Hogan wants tho address of
" iiliam Hogan. who is thought To live In
Sait Lake, lie has not been heard from
az nome since the war. The letter
docs not say which war
MIS-: -. w. Kline wants the address of
MRS. walter Cupp who formerly lived at
II South Stnto street -
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The stars incline. but do not compel.
HOROSCOPE
BY Cosette.
Wednesday. November 1s, 1910.
Great oInens row arise
Behind the darkcncd skies.

This S2oth day, marked by total
eclipse Of the Moon, while II is in an
into significant places. Is In a dcca anatc
OF Taurus that has bccn ever held by
astroloEy TO denote coming "scarcity
of things sowu annually. cruel yerpents
divisions among sccts. distrust of rulers
and contentious among nations, earth
quakes and fear among rich people"
The astrological Indications are highly
the Moon at tho full nearly In opposition
TO her place at his birth, at the time Of
this eclipse.
For this day in particular, Uranus &C.
cupies heneic place, ravoring resolu-
tions. betterments. Improvement OF all
kinds. rcorga nilatjon. changes OF habic
or life, travel. Sightseeing and study.
AGSonn'ants' ns architects cthnr engineers.
deal with complicated figures arc under
helpful omcns. indicating that persons OF
concentrated mind will find il unusually,
ample To solve and straightcn out diff
cuIt matters.
Venus and Neptune hold mutual PLACES
that make Il sign always held conducive
10 pernanencc Of Happiness in marriages
and engagements entered Into under It's
rule,
Mercury warns against hccdlessncss in
writing or In signing written things, and
against ficklencss. caprice and change
ability.
The time should be good for engaging
women for any work.
Uncommon undertakings usually are
veil pursued In aspects like thcso
Shopping. entertainment and family
affairs are under favorable omen
Mercury holds place unfavorsble for
passion. intrigue and mercenary designs
1t Is an evil day to force the hcIlna
tions OF young persons In my way no,
necessary for their good
Persons Of quick wit must guard their
speech.
Those whose birth -dato this is are un-
der aspects heh TO make for shire wd ne ss
md power over others. but they fnust
guard themBelves against any tendency
20 do yindictive things during the com.
ing twelvemonth.
Children are horn under sgns that in
dicate force and ability. They general,
require 10 have firm moral training Il
they are to develop thcir best powers,
Charity baIl-Odeon hall tonight,
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WORK m
BOY DETEC1|
Rube Smith, Young SIeutI
Chicago, Delivers tis
Goods.
ARRESTS TWO YOUTHS
IN ACT OF BURGI|
The Accused Youngsters. \
Taken to Police Ststis.
Confess Guilt,


"Rubc" Smith. who dronr..,; :,
police station a few days ago a..
wherc-he said Chicago. wbon
been a newspaper reportcr-and Z,
that he wanted 10 become
detective, arrested Howard w.
years Old and Bjacnd Rydem,
years old. as the youthful b,,r,,s.
about TO rob the bicycle stors -
Smith, 137 West First sou,h
Tuesday night.
Smith said lie had a bunch I,
bicycle shop was going ia be 49,
had no sooner arrived at the ~
secluded himself behind a carr
III The rear. when he heard a
crash In. Jumping out from bis
conccalment hc found that the 3.
boy mad already entered Tho arr
Young boy was standing guard
with a large piece of iron IN ~
Smith drew his revolver and r,s, Z
boys under arrest. Then la -
the patrol wagon and took tbsm
police station.
When the youngsters warc t,,.
inc detectives room. the Ryden'
said that he had planned 10 roh
cycle shop OF some revolyers IN,
little questioning he also admjt,e5'
burSlarlzcd the knudson Noyeifs
featuring company's store al *
Stale street, two weeks ago. n
Guns Are Returned,
Rydeman said hc took guns n.
establishment, hut returned IN,
next day because his little hro,6
found them hidden under the +
their home. and he was afraid h,s
would squeal on him" The yo., W
admitted that he had been as,
with yonng Rydeman in the sIts
robbing the bicycle store, but hs
no stealing.
Both OF the boys arc on nsrd
the state industrial school sf
They will be returned 70 that luzl
Only Tuesday night they had !
TO the board of corrections and \,
parcntly relieved 20 think ,hcy 4,
free 10 operate for another mont
Young boy lives between lTiilscn
Sixteenth South. on Third East'
ard the Rydeman boy at "a
street.
Smith. the volunteer detective
much pleased with his capture. q
10 Captain of Detectives Beckgtl
Cap, whenever you want n
done right. call on 1uuh' lov,
more important clues that I y
down tonight. | may have eo1
good for YOU in the morning"
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WATER IS TURNED OFF
FROM THE Y. ".

There was commotion al We
c. \, Monday afternoon. wn,
waterworks department tnrned
water under the heifted boilers,
partmcnt turned the water on
the association Is behind WIN W
tax two or three months, 1t "ss
waterworks officials Tuesday ~
citation promised 10 come across
and the water was turned on =
an hour or so. For timc ah
was feared. Some time ago u'
bated part OF the associsi'oih hs.
water tax. The association hs. s<
given u week In which 10 ao)u5' =
row
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MANY WILL ATTEND
CHURCH DEDICATION

A splendid representation will 20 to
Tooele next Sunday al 1:t5 81. M. for the
dedication of the new ST. Marguerites s
church Bishop Seaman and the full choir
Of St Mary's, under the direction OF Miss
Gleason. viii be of the party. and many
representative members of The church will
attend The round trip will bc 81 from
here and rates Will also be put In at
Garfield. Tho coruct band OF the town
will play on the streets, and The ladies OF
Toocic will scrve luncheon in the plaza
1t viii be- great day for the lively. new
smeltcr city of ToocIe county
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TRIAL or ZH0N-NE SET
IN UNITED STATES COURT

The trial Of Thon-ne. the Navajo In
dian charged with the murder of Charles
Fritz. 4 trading posi- Keeper at Heffercn
Utah, has been set for November 10 Tho
trial promises to he sensational in the
extreme the killing having been commit
ted in cold blood and tho capture of
Zhon- ne n notable affair.
Ihon-ne occupies a cell In the county
jail. lie has been suffering from growth
on his neck for some time past and at
present s under the care Of Il physician
Friends on the Navajo reservation have
raised money TO help Ihcn-ne In the case
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pilgrims Progress

Chaplain Joseph Clemens e,nssrroplco'
las is giving n series "1 "p1,IeTim's PfQ
and talks on me ,v hnll. W
nj tho Salvation h'.S, .,S,ch bcsan
second South street, VII VI and NJ
day evening nj 0 ciIshh ,,h, Thor
tInue until THURSDAY n,s vs. all are.
Charge for admission anu " ~
In attend.
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we1sb TO Give socisl. 1,

Tho Sons aud Daus,,an of I.ah'
hold social nj Fedgsuth ,,s,,rth sol.h
corner OF State and fy,o,osk. A q
Friday evening ut ) So,Sramme bn'
steal and literary pe,on' pIo,S The ~
prepared for the occus'' &
invite
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-16
Nauvoo Legion.

The next monthly meeting Of the as
ISOLATION will be held on Friday. Novcm-
bcr is. in the bishops building first
floor front entrance, An interesting pro-
gramme Will be provided for the enter
Of the association. and the
nomination OF officers for the yenr 1911
will take place. besides other important
business will have In bc transacted, so
that full attendance of both ladies and
Is requested.
WILLIAM NJ. BROWN.
Secretary A. n. l..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-16
BAMBERGER RAILROAD
DEFENDANT IN SUIT

Edward a Coston is suing the Salt
Lake & Ogden Railway company in the
district court TO recover $500 damages TO
a lot on Monroe street. In North Salt
Lake. and $500 damages TO the house on
the lot alleged to have been yorkcd by
the obstruction OF property egress and
ingress and by smoke, noise and the rattle
OF passing trains.
The company also allows cars TO stand
within n few feet Of the property
Coston says. and tramps have formed a
rendezvous there.
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Charity baIl-odcon hall tonight.
COL. GEORGE It. HENRY
IN FROM MARYSYALE

Colonel George T. Horny is in the city
from his home at Marysyale. The colonel
came no on business and to visit his
daughter Joanna f., who Is IL student
at the university. in her. third year at
that institution.
I'm the Marysvale mining district"
said Colonel Henry. "the work is moro
active Than at any time since the palmy
days of the Deer Trail mine.
There arc more producing mines to-
day than at any time In the history OF
the camp, and new strikes of daily
occurrence
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-16
DIES OF PARALYSIS AT
EIGHTY YEARS OF AGE

John Kirkman died at the home OF his
daughter. Mrs, Joseph Kcddincton S3i
Fast Fifth South street, at o'clock
Tuesday morning. OF old age and general
debility.
MI Nirkman, who was so years of age
was stricken with paralysis about eight
years ago from which he never recov-
erred Announcement OF The funeral vii.
he made later.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-16
Rio Grande Fined

For allowing sheer to reH'da5 Hs'is5orI
or ere water. Sats the Denver & Rio "a Siai si|
way company was hnea Tuesdd|
tinted States district co.n' shjpped
cars = m of the sheep werc ,rco 'ry' by
SaIina. November 10. isus,d srsd I 70 d!
,n aner They were consignsn At X
annfi ,,onal Livestock commission y T
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-16
rreat Salt Lake Eeor. Z.

The level of the Grea. :; aas on Ss,
exactly the same ~ \ Sd y Is oue-ien!1
foot below where ,s u wa TO the 9
made mad TUESDAY mornimst NOR mt d Tavc zee
n bureau gauge. 1t is 'uss
zero.
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THE SPIRIT
THAT WINS.

Persistence and doggcdness
oftencst bring results. One of
our dcpositors started saw
ings account four different
times. Three times he was
forced TO withdraw his savings
to pay for life necessities, but
he is still with us md now has
n wall Of dollars between him
self and possible sickness or
want. Ills is the spirit that
wins against all odds. And his
savings account with MS helps.
UTAH SAVINGS e. TRUST
COMPANY,
235 Main Street.
In the Business Heart.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-16
Federal Court Cases.

The case of Nick Mcyerovicl charged
with selling liquor without "A license was
continued for the term in the United
States district court Tuesday.
The grand jury was in session all day
and. II lis said completed the hearing Of
the case OF the Two boyg and man
charged with countcrfeIting.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-16
IMPRESSIVE SERVICES
HELD OVER BODY OF BOY

Services in memory Of Shirley Edward
Brown the eight year r-old son OF George
E Brown of COS Park street. were held
at the Eber w. Hall chapel at 2 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon,
Rev. Mr. Moore OF the Liberty Park
Methodist Episcopal church conducted the
services. \ large number of friends at
tended. and many beautiful flowers were
sent in. Interment was in the City ceme-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-16
Suing for Divorce,

Wilma r. Curran filed suit for divorce
against Robert turran in the district
court Tuesday Mrs. Curran also wants
her maiden name of Solomon back. The
marriage took place in Davis county on
May IS, 1907.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-11-16
KEARNs BUILDING.

cago and San Francisco.
Arrange now for office space.
The building will be ready for oc-
cupancy january J. 1911
Light, heat. hot and cold water, gas,
coupresscd air and vault in every room.
Apply TO j. II. McGinty.
Room 307 Herald Building, Bell
Phone 1860.
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Dies in Germany.

Word has Just been received OF the
death of Joseph Taylor, OF rheumatism Of
the heart. in Germany. where he was on
a mission His mother and brother. who
are in New York. have been notified,
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Cold Weather Ahead.

"Better be caught with the goods, -
90 Peacock" Rock Springs coal, sootless
and clnkerless. Central Coal & Coke
Co. Bell EX. 80; Ind. H600
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Charity ball-odcon hall tonight,
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J. II. Ken

]. n. Kent.
Architect, 62J Ncwhousc building.
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Charity baII-odeon hall tonight,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-26
GOLDSBORO
HEARD FROM
A Lady Who Lives in GOldsboro
Joins in the Chorus Of Praise
for Cardui, The WOman's
Tonic.

Goldsboro, N. Ca physician treat
ed me for many distressing symptoms, "
writes Mrs. Eta A. Smith, "but gave
me no relief.
81 suffered with neuralgia around the
heart and was troubled at times with my
head. had pain in my left side, bowels,
lett thigh, shoulders and arms.
CATER taking Cardui, am now well
and can recommend it 10 other suffering
women"
Just such doubtful symptoms, as those
from which Mrs. Smith suffered are The
ones for which it will pay you TO take
Cardui, the woman'S tonic.
II is at such times, when there is moth
ing 10 show, for certain, the real cause OF
the trouble. that you need tonic, 10 give
the body strength 10 throw oil the illness
that evidently threatens.
Take Cardui, when you are i'll, with
the ailments OF your sex. Take Cardui
as a tonic, TO prevent illness, when you
feel coming.
Your druggist keeps IL
~ B-p1t 10; ladies' Advi-o,y otrt. csss-s-
n0p<a Med cine Co. Chlit.nOugA Ienh, i1F SssJiSi
Instructions ssd 6s-nape book. Home IreatEsSRs
or v S-s>s sssi N D.aaa NT4cpsi - iss-<<si
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-26

something about yourself. Shall you
stay here long? / ask you, because
your fathers movements seem to be
so sudden and uncertain
Yes" she said. 1--WE may leave
here any day, at a moments no
tlce."
Ronald looked at her blankly.
And where do you think you'd &c
to England AGAIN.
Il do not know" she replied.
Ronald drew a long breai1h.
II might come over here and find
you gone!" he said, with dsmay.
But you will not come again,
she said. And was there a note OF
regret in the sweet, deep voice?
II must come for the books" he
reminded her. You will not be so
unkind as not to keep them and
read them?'
She sighed, and put ont her hands
with a gesture of resignation, as if
his persistence were too strong for
her.
That's all right" he said '1ll
come tomorrow evening to hear
which you have decided 10 begin
on. Perhaps I've read film not
much of hand at books, though
and you can tell me how you like it
as far as you've gone"
She repeated the gesture. There
was silence for awhile She gazed
out to sea; and his eyes fed on
her face. In all his life he had
never felt so happy, so suffused by
absolute content and quiet JOY. And
yet there was a longing in his heart
to draw still nearer to her. TO touch
her hand, or if that were not pos
sible, the sleeve or the edge of her
dress. And over them both was
stealing the glamor of the intense
quiet, the perfume-laden air, the
sense of their companlonship in that
solitary place
They spoke again presently; e
the beauty Of the island and its re-
moteness. OF the birds, Of the fish.
ing. Anything served for Ronald SO
long as he could listen 20 her voice
glance into the eyes that We're now
like violets. He noticed with a thrill
Of halffearful joy that she seemed
to have forgotten her refusal to
let him stay: but she remembered
it after awhile. and, as if starting
from a dream. rose and took mp the
books, and looked towards hte beach.
Ronald rose also.
Tn going" he said very quietly.
Il will come tomorrow evening, when
the moon gets above the hill there.
Goodbye"
He did not give her time to for
bid him: and she stood with tn
books pressed TO her bosom. and
watched him ss he ran lightly down
the slofP. When ne had gone, she
sank down again. and opened one
o, he. moves. but, before she had
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-26

read a page, she shut the book, and.
clasping her hands over IT, gazed at
the crimsoning sky. A sense Of lone
lness, of loss, crept over her, and
following it, a warm thrill of pleas
ure, as she thought that he would
be there again tomorrow.
If her conscience whispered a dis
approval, 1t was but a faint one and
quickly dispelled; for had not this
Robert Carew. with the pleasant
voice and the clear, masterful, yet
kindly eyes. said that he would come
for her decision and abide by It,
and that, II she decided that he
might be her friend and come to the
island. he would make himself
known to her father? Cara's knowl-
edge of the world was confined to
that which she had cleaned from
one visit to Thorden Hall and the
books Evelyn Desborough had loan
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etable Compound had helped her. ana
| tried it, and after the third bottle
was cured. Mrs ALYENN SPERLING,
116s Ciybourne Ave, Chicago, III.
If you are i'll do not drag along az
home or in your place of employment
until an operation is necessary. but
build up the feminine system, and re-
move the cause OF those distressing
aches and pains by taking Lydia f.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made
from roots and herbs.
For thirty years ii has been the stan
dard remedy for female ills, and has
positively restored the health OF thou,
sanaso Of womenwho have teen troubled
vi+f Nspiacements, in.la mmatiOn, NJ
CREATION, tibroid tunlOrs, irregularities.
,griodic pains, backsche, bearing-down
FEELING, natulency. indigestion, dizzi-
ness. or nervous prOstraoon. Why
don't you try itI
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-08-26
Notice to County Central Democratic
CommtteeMen.

Committeeman now representing
all voting precincts in Garter coun'
ty, with the following exceptions,
Precincts and ), City of Ardmore,
,Durwuod. Pleasant Grove, Wood
Mulkey. BeIwyn. Lone Grove, Wood
ford. Brock and Milo, which have
already selected their new comm
teemen at the late primary cleo
ton. are hereby requested to call a
MASS MEETING OF the democratic
voters of their respective precincts
20 be held a. some central pace
in each precinct on Friday evening,
August 2Gth. 1910. for the purpose
of selecting a member Of the County
Central Committee to represent their
precinct.
THIS CALL INCLUDES EVERY
PRECINCT IN THE COUNTY EN-
CEPT THOSE ABOVE NAMED
where committeeman were filed and
balioted for ct the primaries.
when the new committeeman have
been selected at the Friday mass
meetings, they are hereby requested
10 meet in Ardmore, on the follow
iuc day, towit, Saturday. at . O'Clock
=. m. August 27th. 1910. at the dis
uriCr court room, for the purpose of
organization. election of officers. etc.
DOW TAYLOR, Chairman
JOHN 2. GILDAY. Secretary.
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Birthday Party.

On Wednesday afternoon Miss Stella
Crosby entertained a number of little
friends from three until five o'clock
with a delightful party in honor of her
twelfth birthday.
The children played on the lawn
where many merry games were in
progress throughout the afternoon.
Punch was served and an abund-
auec of ice-cold watermelon. AS SOU
yenir each child received a water col
or sketch of slice of melon, cut in
crescent shape.
The hostess was assisted by Misses
Josie Crosby. Pearl Payne. Lois and
Helen Goff and Mrs. Foster.
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Dinner Party.

Mrs. Otto Bradford entertained las
evening with a six o'clock dinner in
honor of Miss Crews of Liberty, Mo-
guest OF Mrs. Walter Madden, A de-
licious dinner in four courses was en-
joyed by Mr.. and Mrs. Charley Dob
bins Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Madden
Mr.. Velie Suegs and Miss Crews, Mr.
and Mrs. Bradford.