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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

financial Independence are hia
waFMeaf supporters nos McFar-
iruc's first saeiuss sent inso the
daify business IN South Seattle
FOR eight years a. had the f.add
estate under lease. Prosperity Az
tended McFariaue.s long hours Of
work Fe GRANTED the Argu Lum
Der company. but recently sold his
interest Sc j. now engaged Ia the
faamlnE business
HcFarlnue'a compr p D ensfv
knowledge 81 Seattle aud IT, people
has brought him much vhluablc sup
port West Seattle and the south.
ern end Of Seattle would especially
be beneuled by having a man with
McFafiane'a knowledge ~ their
needs in the council
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
PHILANTHROPY is
A LOSING GAME

TROY ~ v, Jan ii-Mrs.
Sarah Frances Norton. one OF the
first eXponents Of woman suffrage
In America. died last night IN this
city. She lost a small fortune
through the panic Of 1898 in New
York by the failure of an invest.
meni company, and she lived on "A
small pension which came from her
huaband'a services IN the Union
army
A note which she left pinned 10
the wall Of her room read
"This Is the end frlendiessness.
dissolution aud death Let no one
play The game Of philanthropy who
could desire peace aud peaceful
end
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
BRAKEMAN WINS
SUIT FOR INJURIES

Michael Myhra. a brakeman who
was disabled for life early last De.
cember whom a switch engine oper
atod by the Chicago. Milwaukee
a Puget Sound railway dragged
him for several rods. was awarded
damages IN the sum OF Sii,250 By
n Jury In Superior Judge John Il.
Mains court today Myhfa sued
for s2i. 750
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

ate the children ~ fathers and
mothers who uNe intnxicansH 90 oK.
cess. This Il tbs opinion Of Jave.
nile Judge frAt~r.
The Mothers Drink.
have kept my eye on the
parente Of delinqaenta aud youthful
thieves. ~ well "a che boys aud
girls said Judge Ffatrf ia open
court today. aud have found that
iufiuE The raat year at least SO
fathers and mothers ~ youthful
thieves and dellaaneuta have drunk
Immodefateiy II IL little uondaf
that The bad example set By parents
has IT, Influence for evil upon the
minds ~ their Offspring
And you. Young man continued
Jndgr Fratef. tafulne 80 barney
Mahunry. Who VAS before him. you
tell your father me next time he
offers sou a drink " bear that you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

don't want ii Perhaps that viii
cause him 90 drinks loss
let shlasy Alone.
We'll. don't smoke cigarettes. ="
Judge. because my father doenn 1
want me 10 do that. said Young Ms
honey
I guess YOU are NOT bad AZ heart.
aon. said Judge Frazier. bat let
whisky and beer alone
FITS q fact. said judge Ffater
that parents xho get drunk drive
their children into the street AZ AN
hours Of The night There n bat one
result BOYS aud girls become in.
Yolsed In trouble and the parents
come 70 plead for them The foun.
tain head Of the trouble lies "a the
whisky which fathers and mothers
pour down their threats
Yoang MahuueY vas giVen his
liberty much ehassensd ia spirit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

hut Gfeeuberg has been most
cruelty deceived he says he
loaned 81 500 10 one William oCou.
nor taking what he believed 20 be
the original painting rs security
Deeply religious By nature. Green.
herg refused even to look At the
canvas The pruacncc 81 the work
OF are preyed upon his mind H.
began 20 worry he imagined
thieves were akuikink about. seek.
lng "a rob him Of his treasure he
appeared many times al police
headquarters during The past week
Last night be said that maraudefa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

Hoadod by fear his reason totter
ing' Grecnberg. a tenant OF the
81 JAMES Apartments. spent hts
last dollar last night 10 send a
painting 81 the Christ 10 police
headquarters for safe keeping
Aud the Hlfangest phaan ~ the
whole story Is that Greenherg
reverent and meek. has never
opened the Ions. flat trunk. which
holds What he believes Ia be the
miracle painting of the Savior.
which was exhibited at the expo
sltinn last summer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
70, M'FARLANE PROMISES TO
GIVE OPPONENTS A HARD RACE


ssam NeFalhne. republican
aaE'aais 81 councilman a large.
, ~#'Flag ne most actise kind
snspon tFom sks residents Of tho
n'isss psn q ~ eiiy ard from
snizess msn throughout Seattle
~ ~ iamiliaF With bis character
~ Azxsnezs record
Asfsslase has been = resident Of
xree 81 y pears and aarlnx that
~ > has c0nylneed his neigh.
~ ~ 4 numeFuas army q good
nAsAa ihfemghgat eli parts Of the
= Aai Be- would make a credit.
- 'ssord b the council
H saas tis Way.
Rssrisnf came 70 Seattle 20
10 40. tfieaElsas and homeless
hss = eents ID worldly good
Isl q wnsk BIS first hour M
Z q hard labor. fle has ssefk
Z aAFs esaF slnee Eighteen nssur~
~ sas nofhtng unusual for So
NO.. % BIZ iiKhs to make for
= I Festiioa Ia the world To.
= b wealthy man and n
~ ozHer Who pays much
~t'g sanuallg in taxes While H.
Il. zsins ne money. MeFariane
- 1'isnda 70 one Who came III
-. - Elsh him and his vigorous
- e oefain comDefency haa
!. Sc . a. aboas The man huf
Started for Himself.
i. asAs men throughout fhe iiy
~ esfaae asgualatad with 81
A Naen he was flRhtinr Tor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
WANT ASSESSMENT
DISTRICT FOR THE
DUWAMISH WORK

Property owners whose property
wlil be- assesaea to provide funds
far the widening and deepening Of
enc DuWamiah river have signed "a
petltion 90 the county commissioners
asking the board 10 create an uHaess-
mant district for lhn work PrRc-
tlcaliy an of the owners ~ land that
would Doe Included In such q district
have Expressed their Willingness tn
bear the cost W the work
Buf two Of the property owners
who would bee compelled to pny for
the Improvement were opposed 10
H. At rs meeting of the Duwamiah
River Improvement club last night
Il was decided 10 present the petition
10 the county commissioners at
once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

were planning to rob him Of wife.
money leweiry and the painting
In the shadow 81 the Cross" Ito
rushed out and came back an hour
later With az rxpreesman and the
trunk Then he hurried away ana
has not been seen since
When the police opened the trunk
last night a crude reproduction ~
The macttaikedo Of painting was
found
What viii be Grecnbere feelings
when be learns that the painting
A. not geuuine7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
KEEP OFF COXEY
NOW KEEPS HENS
AT $50 APIECE

MAGRGLLON. o.. Jan. fi-Eggg
which cost 81 q dozen constitute
the principal article - food eet be-
fore Gen ]. s.. Coxey. once leader
~ the commouweu army which
marched from Maaalllou 70 Wash
ingfon ln 1898. 90 hls log cabin h0ms
north ~ here The general has a
flock IT chickens which cost so
apiece. and be- says that their eggs
are nearly as golden az those ~ the
prDyefbiai goose.
lie feeds them corn on the cob
~ the winter time because be says.
that makes them work % get their
food. end n rs anything the general
hates It's an idier lie keeps them
snug w bis chicken house. warmed
with a stove, and the hens are doing
the rest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
FIVE BOYS SENT
TO REFC .2MATORY

Judge Frazier TODAY determined 10
break 40 the gang ~ youthful
thieves which has been q source
~ WORRY 10 the police 81 Seattle
Tor several months. aud 30 thar end
he sentenced Joseph Fulimore
Jack SANDERS. Arthur Swanson.
John Panlsou and Herbert Becker
10 serve from one tp flftcen years
ia the Monroe rvfofmatory. None
~ The boys s. more than is years
"a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
COURT HOLDS
HUSBAND IS
BOSS OF HOME
Wife Can't Contract 10
Sell Sewing Machine
Without Consent of Her
Spouse.

Where 10 a husband's riehts ln
ihs hone end Aad a wlfna Begin
run the business and my uife
runs the house. 10 fhe Way some
uen answer Il. And then there are
other men who believe they should
run everythlnx
The story In iaat riRhta Star
about the sewing machine IN the
home ~ Nr aud Mira 3 Davis isnt
ended yet She traded u ogi Tor a
New Home. 1909 masini. receiving
as credit ca the trade. and signed
: contract 10 pay az In cash In
weekly payments ~ S.
Denying her riEht 20 dispose %
community property without his
consent. the husbands suit Tor
Judgment against y n nonaldsou.
maehiae agent. for $50 OF the
old machine. vas sustained By
Justice Carroll The Justice held
that the laws Of washington give
lhr husband control and manage
ment % community property
Good heavens. said WiiliAm
Wray. attorney Tor Donaldson. "Aew
ing machine agents cant 20 around
hunting up husbands 90 sign con.
tracts Tito sewing machine ia for
The benefit Of both husband and
wife Mrs Davis cuuldnt DO tho
fanaiiy sewing on The old one and
she bad a right 20 contract for
nee one"
Attorney Wrsy a 40 tenacious IN
bis contention that Tits Il the
wifes right. that he has not only
appealed 10 the superior court from
Justice CAROLS decision. bul viii
also fiie suit in the superior court
against Davis and bis wife "a co.
partners IN the obligations Of the
contract signed hy Mrs Davis
w0mens rights Wen. you don't
have 10 90 70 the polls nor q sui
fraEe meeting 70 run up against cm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
EVERY PIANO AT THE EILERS MUSIC HOUSE
COMPRISING THE IMMENSE STOCK PUR-
CHASED FROM THE LUCORE PIANO CO..
NOW MARKED DOWN TO HALF THE ORIGI-
NAL SELLING PRICE
Past Week Busy one-Many Out-ofTown Buyers
Taking Advantage of Exceptional Opportunities
New Pianos From SLAP Up and Used Ones as Low
as 500.

u has been a long time since the
people 81 Seattle have witnessed
the lively piano buying that hes
prevailed AZ the Eilcrs Music House
ihls week.
Nor has the buying been confined
alone 20 residents 81 this city. two
pianos purchased yesterday being
sent az Tar souih - The California
border. while on "Wednesday Mrs
stephens. 81 Watcrgillc. over 81
Douglas county. was able TO save
ass on the purchase Of an II y.
Nelson plano which she had been
hooking a. during the holidays az
The lacore store and which on Wed.
nesday she had come % Seattle for
the express purpose % hnyluE. only
70 find that he stock had been re.
Gently sold IA the Eiiera people
When she called al the f4lera
Music House AZ Third and uuiyer
siiy she found ghig identical piano
marked a. a reduction Of sI5S and
lont no time Va arranging for It's
shipment 20 her home Ia Walerxilie.
This Ia bni one 81 a dozen such ia.
stances that are taking place every
day AZ the Pioneer Piano House
BUYS OUT THREE STORES.
Two weeks ago this paper an.
nouneed the purchase by this en-
terprising trim 81 the entire inter.
esss in the state OF Washington OF
The Luroro Piano company
The three stores AZ Seattle. Ia
coma and Spokane were taken over
for cash. and The immense stock Of
nearly i.pYu grade pianos. both
uprights and Grands. was put on
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

Asroplane Of shs Future.
The aeroplaue % the future viii
ghink. have to be on the heiicop
ter principle A succcssful afr ma
cblne nnst b. ahle 20 defy the
Winds 10 WdEbts acfopianc had
ore tweuueth ~ rs surface. the
wind would not nffeet A. The belt.
couter principle A. the oniy way
Ga rlae above atmospheric cundi.
tious Hy increasing the velocity
uf propeller revolutions. the size
% the machine eaE b. diminished.
aud thereby we yRnlniHh the Dos
dlty % the wind A helicopgef
cnuld have foot siEe places distgib
nted on . zoe to 100 foot circle and
controlled from the center By
wires
Chemical food has been worked
oai pretty well b. Emil Fischer and
his students. bat IL wont b. a c1m.
mercial proposition. You caunot
beat the farm a. a laboratory. cou.
meFciaily speaking " We should
dfy up uke Mars and couidn't raise
tEANtARAH# NA hHR NAENR4 ~ NAEMHt
turn % a chemical dist
Must Cut on, Whiskey.
Society sill have 10 stop thla
Nhiskey bnssness. which is like
throwing sand In the bearings %
a afsnm engine.
Amoug the many problems
which await aoiutlou In the futnFe.
uus 90 the most important - 20 gef
TIE feii shius out 81 fuel This
WastsfulusHs N uur present meth.
dds 81 combustion IL tremendous
There IA not a. much power On
t0n OF 60 per cent dynamite ~
there 4 lu q tua "a coal
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

missed Their names have not been
made public yet
NEW YORK.. The big liner
Kaiacfin AuRurfe Victoria has
reached Plymouth badly battered BY
a raging gale
WATaoNNif.LE. Cal Harry
Price, a night wufchw8u was killed
early today by Albert Kiulay. a cou-
tractor. who mlato0k him for "A
TDbbor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
TEDDY SHOULD Give TAFT
ABSENT TREATMENT GORE

" ArHtN1 IN. -. g. Jan -
Taft'a gag rule. for alleged
violation of which the president
tircd f'inchng. h going 20 ges
apme bot knocks Ia congress
When seen by a representative
~ The Star. Senator Gore at
Oklahoma said
Teddy should give Taft al.
sent treatment The people are
entitled 70 AMOS. IN spite ~
rules. who is stealing the water
mripnu II fnmof speak truth.
The var against progress aud
che prpKrenaigem in TO fought
under = black flag ohedirncs
OF the b0wHtrinE waa ihe sui
tRns decree Those who buw
thr snes are 10 euiuy the Smiles
OF favor Those WAo stand erect
are to Incur the frown II 81
Tended majesty U.s. free
thought 90 BE- trthvred and free
speech 20 be siiencedy Muaf
ihs eNorn representative 81
the acople barter principle for
patronage and patriotism for
pief Must they surrender the
convictions ~ q lifetime Tor the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
DIVORCE FROM CONVICT.

Alma Smith. wife Of Phillip T..
Smith. now aefging time ~ Walla
WAila for asaauting her with 81
razor several months ago. today
inod aHli against him Tor divorce.
Tho complaint rs baaod on the
charge that 8mlA % a convict
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

sale At about 81 cents on the dollar.
An announcement Of this kind
from the Eilers House meant moth.
lug short Of a crush when the
doors we're opened. and the lively
buying for the pas, 30 days demon
slrafes fully 10 what extent the
confidence Of the public Is placed
Ga this concern.
To an organization that. accord.
ina 90 actual statistics. sells q liz
nc more tfha 81 per cert 81 an the
pianos retailed west az the Rockies.
the task Of selling an additional
thousand pianos q not such a diff
cuit one as Il would at frat seem.
especially when The Instruments are
All Upgrade makes from old es.
inbllshed factories and sold a. a
bona fide discount OF nearly 80 per
cent over the former selling price.
NEW PIANOS AT siz2.
New pianos during this sale are
marked Tor a. little AZ sB42. Such
well known makes IS the Sohmer.
Kranich a Bach. STROLLER. II. p.
Nelson. etc. being Included az
prices never before offered 10 Sc.
attic or vicinity.
Besides these. score or more OF
exchanged pianos. which have been
put Ia lirsf-Class condition. may be
seen on the floors Of the Exchange
aud Bargain Department AZ prices
as low as Se6 Organs are marked
al sis and up. and used players at
from s4s TO slo4
From every view point this Is a
rousiug clearing sale which every
one interested IN the purchase OF a
piano should attend
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

s,w YORK. Jan IS Thomas
49, rs...n looking into The uturr
-. see prospect q the labor
Z, a. i particularly hfish'
Z. "a Years hy the clseapenlns
: -.smo.s,les the ordinary lanVr
- lsss As eeil A. a man doe
~ ssae ESQ annual Income
..'--.s,,e machinery and scion
- agriculture wiil BRING about
y. s<',li ~ E4isoa saws. in ths
.....rt lssna q The Independent
~ l,Slslanallsm. bur social lahos
- somsnass ne future Yuu can
-. lndlsidaal machines and
- msn wcgsing BY himself
.fsesp siil D. NJ manual labor
* aeseriss o. the future The
- 4 lhsm wlli BE- merely super
$500 walehins the machinery
! = lhss i works rish'
Esss Hours q Brain wOss
n sork asy. ! believe. vii BE-
..As Aeass Every man needs
- nueA xofk 10 keep him ouf o.
slsskssf ard 10 keep him happy
Maxlll se vork with The brain.
xw,Anx shaI mlen wtll b. later.
- d ard aoue IL wholesome
,,.suss safsuantings Less and
IL nsn vii BE- used a. an engine.
rna hesse and his brain ~ill
: ssnnysa 10 beueflt himself and
n 'siDsx
IN eloshes n lhe future attn
= ekeap thar every younE
smsa va h. able 10 follow she
As.zrs gfcmpsly, and there vii
i senfy Il fashions.
uunnfl c4fion with other
srsss Ne be4n snsxested ! thirs
v ~ heser stick % this world
vi hra ons something about u
khx " call NJ car neIghh0rs
~ nlrAg make % ashamed Of
mrslfst
n mn1ofxd does not appeal
nm n uss a fundamental mls
- ID saF railroads. wcre haiii
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
DRINKING PARENTS DRIVE
THEIR Chill DREN TO CRIME

whisky ard beer means
trouble and hsadAehea--troubie
tor the wives and children and
headaches for the users. 49,
Judge Frater.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

Whisky briugs the majority %
boys aud Eirla into the Juvenile
court II King county. Not
that the boys aud girls who are
haled before Judge frater use In.
toAlcantH
hut tbs fact " thai q majority 81
children who have been arrested for
lettering abnat thc streets AZ late
hours and Tor more serious offeuacs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14
THE KINGDOM OF LABOR is
At HAND, DECLARES EDISON
Rich and Poor on One
Level When Science
Achieves the Things tor
which She Strives.

- vaos A. EDISON PRE-
N'N DIETS
o...lsssles u labor
ss.,esnlne q eemmed'''es
$3.50 iiesna 80 we'll as mce
ave Seoo.0oo income
-,,,ses Ne cgPREcArss.
$3.50. ~ m, q railroad tracks
cssmlesl feed.
a,ssup ef society
uhlskef.
slrss TO sE OVERCOME
waste q fuel
FfxileA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

rsys $5oO for Cheap Copy Of Picture of the Christ Believes
Fears 1t VIII BE Stolen Spends Last Dollar Bring Under Police
ton. Then Disappears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-14

i. AsAs men throughout the iiy
~ lssaas asauaiaisd with 81
when he was fighting Tor
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27
CasseItOn, a Thriving Little City

Casston located about the 1871 by P Cheney and G. W. Cass
who directors the Northern Pacific Railway Co. The named
Cheney purchased thousand of
what is now known the Dalymple farm
Mike the Northern Pacific
Railway Co. Pentend the starting of the present site Of cse
the rightof-way in the park at Cssdon
Piewe, and 1877
building was erected by E. Tyler O. and is now occupied by VIM Mcintyre
Furniture Co. St Stephens Church Episcopal
family evidence of his appreciation OF the naming of Cen and Cs
county after him.
handling feed machinery merchandise The three stores during that
year business Caston from far
north Goose River from the and south Rchand county
Tut Mcdonald and H the original trustees Of the
territorial They purchased the chemical fire which
is still in use in CasseLon and in excellent condition
organized Its r. A. oConne
grown constantly and the has population Of
Calton has three banks National County
Peoples Security with combined approximately $1ooooo Retail lines
represented all of Castons merchants
Methodist Episcopal
Catholic MOan All having good buildings and good representative
gregahon.
fire about members
18th gasoline chemical hand chemical hook and ladder and about
1000 feet of hose
well the Mas Knights Of
I'ythas, Fellows A. o. u w. b Of A. Y, and Nj B. a.
in vicinity question state Of
North Dakota and the valley of year placed
SETON and vicinity ITSELF
around Caseltn viii see anywhere in any
at all times
merl club and Smith, secretary AT the present time the club IS actively
procuring of the and electric light
provide for
Of con Of liberal franchise and find it money
Casltn the point for ong
ed the of railroads
Continued on following page)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27
9Th Frank Lynch
Company

In 1882 Frank Lynch emigrated Plain View
Mimi, to Casselton, N. d, and established impe-
ment house, founding business which has gradually
increased and which he incorporated early the year
I, 1904 as The Frank Lynch Company.
The Company does a large business in the ter
rtory adjacent to their three houses which are To-
Gated at Fargo Casselton and Chaffee, N. D.
The principal business of this concern is the sale
Of farm implements, machinery and automobiles
They also do general transfer and storage business
in Fargo, well deal quite heavily in North Dakota
lands The Fargo branch occupies large three story
and basement brick warehouse Broadway, and the
Company owns and leases three other large ware
houses on the Northern Pacific tracks.
It is the The Frank Lynch Company to carry
on hand at all Gimes large assortment implements
and repairs for same, and better equipped than
any other concern in the Northwest take care
the wants Of the farmer They strong financially
able to extend credit when necessary and during the
twenty-eight years that Mr. Lynch has been in the
implement business. his constant aim has been to
4 give his customers Quality and Service"
The lines Of implements handled by this well
known concern, are the standards the world, and
have been chosen account Of their adaptabity
the work required in this country. Among the lead
ing makes of implements handled might mention
that the complete Deere & Weber lines are handled
as we'll as Buffalo Pitts threshers engines Hart
Parr gasoline tractors Plymouth Irvine and Deering
harvesting machines
In the automobile line they handle the velie at
$S5ooo the Ford at $4,000 and the Brush at $4S50o
Mr. Lynch has always surrounded himself with
corps Of willing and efficient workers, who thor
oughly familiar with the business and the goods
handled xRd the service always rendered has
brought them to the front ranks Of retail implement
in this the greatest territory of
implements in the world
Those associated with Mr.. Lynch in The Frank
Lynch Company, of which Mr.. Lynch Is President are
Alex McKinnon, first vice president; a. Kttel sec
ond vice president, and r. w. McRoberts, secretary
and treasurer. Mr. r. c. KitteI, president Of The
FIRST National OF Casselton, stockhoder
and director Of the company.
This up to date Company is c~nantly working to
improve their service and give their customers
sfaction at all times. The OF this Arm has
been brought about through the integrity Of the
bers OF the firm and quality of the goods handled
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27
CONTINUED From Preceding Pagel

natural gas has been found and It's pcabi but ques
Of will doubt
Of the most satisfactory commercial commodities found mother
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-20
RICHFIELD.
DEATH OF MISS IRMA CLARK
Thrilling ACCIDENT
tsnecIal corresronaeneeA

( Especial Correspondence
RIcHFTELp. Aug ls.-lrma CLARK,
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. j. r. Clark
OF this city. died at the Holy Cross
hospital last Monday OF typhoid foyer
The remains were brought here for In
terment and the funeral took place
at the family residence yesterday after
noon, under the direction OF Bishop
Virginius Bean OF Richheld Second
ward. Appropriate and consoling re-
marks were made by Elders II n.
Hayes, Joseph n. Erickson and Bish-
Oh Bean Musical selections were fur-
nished by quartet from the Second
ward choir under the direction OF q.
NJ Jones.
The death OF Miss clark was a severe
shock TO all who knew her. She was a
loving and lovable girl, with hosts Of
friends and her departure leaves a void
which will be hard TO MI. She was
born at Annabella. Utah. April Z, 1883.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. p. Hansen died on the 18th inst,
OF cholera infa,tum, after very brief
illness. The funeral was held nj the
home on Sunday. Bishop O. w coons
OF the Third ward conducting the ex-
ercises. The speakers were; Louis
Jensen, Bishop Coons and w. II. Rob