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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-31
BROKEN ARROW
LADY SAYS WELCOME
Mrs. Guffey, Of Broken Arrow
Says few Words That
Mean, Much.

Broken Arrow, Okla.-"Aou are
welcome" saws Mrs Nora Guffey' Of
this place. TO use my letter IN any
way you want 10. il il can De the
means of inducing some suffering
woman 10 try Cardui. the woman $
tonic. since taking Cardui. 1 am IN
better health than I ever was ana
that means much. because suffered
many years with female troubles or
different kinds What other treat
ments 1 tried helped me for few
days only"
Every woman would always keep
Cardui handy. if she knew what
quick and permanent results it gives
in cases where weakened vitality indi-
Gates the need Of a strengthening
tonic
Remember that Cardui is a purely
vegetable extract. composed Of valua-
bic medicinal ingredients. which have
been found TO build up the vitality.
tone up the nerves. and strengthen
the womanly constitution.
Cardui has been in successful use
for more than so years
Thousands Of women, all over the
country. know by actual experience
what it will do for the ailments to
which women are peculiarly liable.
That il has helped others is the best
Of proof that it viii help you. Try il.
\. B.-Write to. Ladies' Advisory
Dept, Chattanooga Medicine Co, Chat
tanOOga, Tenn. for Special Instructions,
and 64-page book. Home Treatment
for Women" sent in plain wrapper, on
request.
SCHRAMM- JOHNSON, DRUGS,
The Never SubstitutOFs,"
Feature
WINE CARDUI AND THEDFORD'S
BLACK DRAUGHT
In all their stores, "Where the cars
stop
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-31
ORPHEUaI THEATRE.

The Orpheum program this week
makes a strong bid for the applause Of
the galleries, as il makes up in lveli-
ness for what il lacks OF artistic merit.
For the first time this season, one or
two Of the acts are a little off color,
notably that Of Jeanette Adler, who IS
an unWelcOme repeater. She can
neither sing nor dance, and the impress
sion she makes would be better il her
embonpOint were more mCdestly con-
cealed. The picka ninnies who assist
the woman are good.
Bert Kalmar and Jessie Brown pre-
sent characteristic songs and dances
The songs are clever. and the pair GER
tainly can dance. With toe dancing
and highland filings and turns and
twists on TWO feet or one foot or none,
they dance the heels off their shoes,
the strings off the orchestral viOlins
and the hearts out Of the audience.
How Jessie keeps up the strain OF
such lively work and comes back smil-
ing with an encore Is mystery IL
seems "A shame 10 ask her 10 do IL after
the strenuous fifteen minutes Of real
entertainment she has already az
fOrded.
William FIemen has an interesting
sketch entitled Back TO Boston, IN
which he is assisted by f. J. Mack and
Miss Nina Derby The role assigned
10 Mr.. Flemen is that Of Nick Clancy
champion middleWeight OF Boston, and
he has the characteristic manner and
the Vernacuidr OF the ring
The Jack ArtOis Duo. named as com
edy bar gymnasts, are as amusing IN
their comedy work as they are capa-
Bile on the bars. Their gymnastic eX-
hibition seems too short TO those who
applaud several novel stunts IN the
hope OF seeing more of them.
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Colby have a
mixed offering in their mystical. mu-
steal, electrical KimO.' which begins
better than il holds out. The dlsap-
pearing tricks OF the first half are en-
pertaining, especially that Of the drapeo
woman.
The Four RianOs consist Of house
maid. professor of phrenOlOgy and
TWO animal impersOnatOrs, who, as
chimpanzees, are almost too natural %
be appreciated Theirs is a lively act
that is almost entirely in pantomime-
The Bison CITY -Four are singers with
a repertOry OF songs that one seems %
have heard before. However, as the
men do good ensemble work and raere
is at least one melOdiOus voice I'm the
quartet the act goes wei with the au-
diences. that also enjoy its comedy fea-
lures.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-31
NEWS OF UTAH AND
ADJOINING STATES
SPRY IS GREETED
BY PRICE PEOPLE
Governor Addresses Enthu-
SiaStiC Gathering in Town;
Goes to Ferr0n.
Especial tc The -Republican-)

especial To The Herald IKE pupilcah-1
Price. oct. 30.-Governor William
spry left for Ferron. Emery county,
today, where he viii deliver an ad-
dress in the evening. on his return
trip the governor viii speak az
Orangeville Castle Dale, huntington
and Cleveland
Governor Spry was greeted by a
large and enthusiastic crowd here sat
urday night and his address was
given before an audience which Illled
the court room TO It's capacity Ihe
Price band met the governor al The
Denver q Rio Grande station ana Iuf-
nished music for the rally.
Local and state issues were reviewed
by the governor, who spoke or the i'm
pOrtance Of the campaign in Utah, IN
asmuch as a congressman and United
States senator are TO be named NoVem %
Der 3. The election Of Democratic
legislature and Democratic con-
gresham meant that Utah would send
a divided delegati on TO Congress, with
two members pledged 10 destroy the
industries Of Utah which are protected
through Republican legislation, he de-
elared-
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-31
SPECIAL POLICE
ARE DOING DUTY
Several Youngsters Arrested
for Too Strenuous Celebra-
lion of Halloween.
Especial 10 The Herald Republiean.l


ogden, Oct. 30.-Determined that the
celebration Of Halloween this year
shall be without disastrous results and
free from malicious damage 10 prop
eFty, Chief of Police Thomas r Brown
ing has detailed d number OF special
officers in plain clothes 10 all parts
of the city tonight
The Fly cops began their work last
night and Will continue until late
hour Monday night, as the small boys
of ogden. with ingrOWlns desires or
pleasure at any cost. have shown by
past performances that their pranks
are by no means confined 10 the one
scheduled night OF spOOks and goblins.
several youngsters were caught car
rying away gates in the residence dis
trlct last night and brought TO the sta
ton. A S these We're the first, ChleI
Browning decided 10 let them go with
A reprimand, but he has announced mat
the plight Of the boy caught in mallc-
ious mischief tonight viii be a sorry
one
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Students

For the benefit of young
men and young women
who were unable to leave
home in September the u.
A. C. has arranged a SER
les of special half-year
courses, beginning Tues
day, Nomeber 8, 1910,
and ending Saturday,
March 18, 1911. New
classes will be organized
in all first-year subjects
50 that students will not
be handicapped by en-
tering classes already far
along in the work. IN
this way students may re-
ceive half a years credit
during one winter and
return another winter for
the second half-year's
work. Glasses will be
organized in Agricul-
ture, Commerce, Home
Economics and Mechanic
Arts, including such gen
eral work as English,
History, Mathematics,
Art, etc. Do not ignore
this unusual opportunity.
For further information
write or telephone, The
Presidents Office, Z. A.
c., Logan, Utah.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-31
C0LORED REPUBLICANS
TO HOLD BIG RALLY

=. II. Robinson has been named a
member of the executive committee OF
the COlOred Young Mems Republican
club 10 succeed the Rev. MI MagetL
The committee, which includes W. D.
Powell chairman. Bob Houston. vice
Chairman: Nell. Thomas. p. Ill. Robin
son and Thornton Jackson, is arrang-
ing for a Republican rally 10 DE held
Al the A. NJ f. church, at Sixth South
and Third East streets. on the evening
of November 3. A program committee
for this rally mas been appointed, con-
sisting OF Mrs. l. 4. Morris, chairman
Thornton Jackson. the Rev. L. II.
Hughes and Mrs. J. ID. Fort. A gen
erai invitation 10 the cOlored citizens
OF the city is extended through W T.
Carter, secretary OF the club.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-31
DEMOCRATS POST AND
AMERICANS PAY BILLS

part of the BemOcrat American or
ganization Was carried on yesterday
through the posting Of bills on vail
Gus boards OF the city which bore
what purp0rted TO he copy OF tele-
gram sent TO Washington two years
ago In this bit OF campaign manage
ment the American party has leased
the biilbOards, while the Democratic
organization provides the bills which
sdorn them The American party
contract for the billboard space was
signed several days ago, according To
she statement OF members OF the
Democratic state committee while the
bills were printed for TIE Democrats
al z local establishments
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-31
SPECIAL MUSICAL NUMBER.

Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
ogden, Oct. 50.-At the regular sun
day afternoon service in the Taber-
nacIe here today, the tabernacle choir,
under the direction of Professor Joseph
RaIlantvne. rendered The FOrty-siXth
Psalm" which Is said 20 be the mas
ter work Of Dudley Buck. The ora
torio is a musical setting of the forty
sixth psalm Of David and pOrtrays
vividiy the sentiment OF the text There
were also a number of other special
musical numbers. Alva s Scoville Was
the speaker.
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THOROUGH WORK
IN WEBER COUNTY
During the Week Every Pre-
CinCt and District Will Hear
Republican Speakers.
Especial TO The Herald Republican,

AHifAla4 10 ne AAEihla- Iiuulltau-N
ogden, Oct 30-With a record for
the largest and most enthusiastic of
campaign rallies held in Weber cOun-
~ Tor many years. and with victory
marching with them side By side, the
Republican county central committee
and candidates for local offices VIII
wind up the last week Of the cam
paign with hip, hip, hurrah, and by
next Saturday night, according 10 pres
ent plans and prophecies ali Will be
over buJ the shouting.
During re week, every precinct and
district in the coInty viii he visited
by speakers. accompanied by Quartets.
Eiee clubs OF Orchestras 10 furnish
music. and the principles OF Repub-
lican success Will be eXpOunded In
addition TO these meetings. prominent
speakers are 10 be sent 10 surrounding
districts.
Prominent Speakers.
on "Wednesday evening, senator carl
Badger OF salt Lake VIII be the prin-
cipal speaker AT rallies TO be held al
North ogden and Warren. County
Chairman samuel G. DYE VIII also
speak al North ogden, while al W ar
rem ~ j. Harris. =. l.. Bagley and 9th
ers viii be on the program. Thurs
day evening meetings VIII he held al
Eden kanesVille, Plain city and Sla-
teFVille. y. j. Harris ana others VIII
speak at Eden, while at Plain CITY
Senator Carl Badger and w D. Van
Dyke viii furnish the reasons for Vot-
ing the straight Republican ticket
Thursday afternoon one Of the lar
rest rallies OF the campaign Will be
held in the ogden theatre especially
for the women voters. Among those
who viii be on the platform and de-
liver speeches Tor the Republican cause
will be Mrs. Susa Young Gates OF FRO
vo Mrs Senator George Sutherland
Mrs Ann n. GrOesbeck and senator
Carl Badger. Mrs Lizzie Thomas Ed
wards and Mrs. Bessie Dean Allison
viii sing.
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Ephraim Notes
Especial 10 The Herald Republicanl

Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
Ephraim. Oct. 30.-The many friends
of Miss Ida Nelson of this city and @.
e FOrtney OF Ciarksburg. W. Va, Will
be pleasantly surprised TO learn of
their marriage at the Aanu court
house yesterday afternoon, James
Frost OF this city officiating. They
left Yesterday for Salt Lake City.
where they viii remain short time,
after which they viii leave for Viz
sinia, where they intend making their
future home.
The farmers in this valley have been
busy harvesting their potatoes and
around this city the crop is very good,
considering the long, dry summer
The digging OF sugar beets is now in
progress in the county and the crop is
very good. but the average OF the crop
is not as good as usual. They viii aV-
craze from 10 20 20 tons 10 the acre.
The fall grain sONn is now up and
promises a good crop next year Most
OF the wheat soWn VIII not be irri-
gated
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TO IMPROVE SINGING.
Davis stake sabbath school Board
Arranges for Musical Contests.

NSpeclal 10 i ne t1ei 4-l-- feePuDliSoH'J
Pennington Oct. 30.-That the sing
ing Al the Sunday schools may be i'm
board has decided 10 hold a musical
contest. The event viii take place in
December and all sabbath schools and
ward chOirs viii enter the contest.
Prizes amounting To $3.50 viii be given
the winners. Following IS the pro-
gram.
Choir selection, arouse Ne Nor
tails" male quartet, Boys of The Old
Brigade" ladies' quartet. Lost
Chord mixed quartet, Loves Old
Sweet Song soprano solo. "NiOlets,"
by Helen Wright, tenor solo, Daddy"
contralto solo. 20 Love Divine bari
tone solo, The Palms bassO solo,
out on the Deep, violin solo,
Hearts and Flowers" juvenile chorus,
Men of Harlech;' piano solo, elemen-
tary, Cen Amour" piano solo, ad-
Vanced Fifth Noctune."
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-31
TRAVELLING SALESMAN
SUES FOR COMMISSION


Especial % The Herald-RepublicanD
ogden. Oct. 30-Suit for S2,0o0. al
legged 10 be due for services as a trav-
cling salesman. has been filed in tho
Second district court against the Pin
gree Bros. company by &. j. Campbell
81 POcatelio, Ida.
II Is declared in The complaint that
the 50 600 is due In commissions earned
between December I. 1895, and Deem
her 81, 1908. Campbell having acted in
the capacity Of a travelling shoe sales
uar He alleged he sold S3s5,000 worth
OF GOODS for his employers during that
time.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-31
MIsCHIEVOUs HONS CAUGHT.

Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
Ogden, oct. 500 queil HallOw-
cen prank which took the form OF
stOrming trolley cars with rocks, on
upper Twenty-fifth street. the special
probation Officers sworn in last week
bv Chief Of Police Thomas Browning
were called 10 action for the first time
tonight Four youngsters, ranging
from Is to l6 years in age, were ar
rested and taken 10 the police station.
ThouSh chief Browning Aas issued or
ders for the falling OF ali such juvenile
culprits the boys were released after
a severe lecture by Desk Sergeant
Lane.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-31
ASSISTANTS OF JAP
ARE GIVEN HEARING

Especial 10 The erald-Repubiiean)
Pennington. Oct 30.-The alleged
assailants Of Saneto, the Jap who was
shot. were given their preliminary
hearing here Tuesday before Justice
Nephi Palmer, on the charge OF assault
with intent 10 commit murder Both
Kelly and Murphy pleaded not guilty
and We're bound over to the district
court under bonds OF 81 eco each.
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ACCIDENT TO JOY RIDERS
Three Are Thrown From nm AutOmo-
bile While Speeding Down Twenty
Third street Hill.
(speoial 10 Tine Herald Republican.)

Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
ogden. Oct. 30,-While returning
from midnight exploration in an au-
t0mohIe al an early hour this morn
ing, three joy riders were thrown from
the machine and barely escaped with
out serious injury while the car was
running al a high rate OF speed down
the IWenty-third street hill, between
Adams and Wa. ingtOn avenues.
Persons who saw the accident and
reported it 70 police headquarters were
unable 10 tell tie names OF any OF the
occupants. further than that they We're
ali ycunE folks. and that the machine
vas a Maxwell
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JOINT CLASS CONVENTION.

Especial 10 The Herald Republican,
ogden. Oct. 30.-Three sessions OF a
loint religious class convention for
Weber. North Weber and Ogden stakes
were held here today. The opening
session convened al $3.50 a. m. the aft
ernoon meeting at 1855 D. IA. and the
evening session at p. m. The meet
lnEs were attended by the presidencies
Of the stakes. high councils ana bishop
Fics and by representatives from the
general board at salt Lake Excellent
musical programs were rendered
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SPRING CITY SOLID.

Especial 10 The Herald-Republican
Spring City. oct. 30.-W. d. Living
ston and +. ID. SOrensen of Manti were
greeted by a large audience Friday
evening in this city al a Republican
rally. The han was filled with both
Republicans and Democrats. and from
the applause given the speakers il was
indicated that Spring city would sup
port the entire Republican ticket.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-31
FURNITURE ARRIVES FOR
MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
Beds, Mattresses and Dressers, Said
to Be Best in Market, Re
eeived at Ogden.

Especial 20 The Herald Republican,
Ogden, Oct 30.-The beds. mattresses
and dressers 70 be used in the new Dee
Memorial hospital have arrived ana are
an displuv in the show windows or a
local furniture store. The beds are
said 10 be the best on the market They
stand well up from the floor, 50 that
the nurses and doctors viii not have
To bend over painfully Tar, and are
made especially for hospital use. The
springs are guaranteed not TO sag and
are tested 10 support five tons
The dressers to be used IN the Wem-
ems wards are Circassian walnut ana
Quarter-sawed oak The dressers Tor
the mems wards are OF plain pat
tern 10 prevent the gathering or dust.
There are so rooms in the hospital.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-31
FOUNDERS DAY IS
CELEBRATED AT BEAvEF
lsneeIal to The HeraId- RepubIlean.l

Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Beaver City, Oct. 30.-Fcunders day
was celebrated al the Murdoch aead-
envy Friday. In the morning the stu
dents and their friends gathered at
The auditorium and listened 10 a splen-
Gid talk by Professor Young OF the
University OF Utah.
IN the afternoon an interelass ath-
letic meet was held on the academy
campus. in which the seniors carried
away the hOnOrs. The day was wound
up BY a grand ball in the gymnasium
the first social affair OF the year.
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AFTER ALLEGED HoRsETHIEF.

tSpcciaI 70 The HeraIl -IiepubhtAA-3
ogden. oct. 3e.-The local police
were Informed tonight that John Gray.
wanted for the theft Of 10 bloOded
ceidings from the stock farm OF J. d.
Vail Dillon Mont. October 10, has been
seen ia this city, trying 70 dispose Of
several OF the stolen animals. Claude
Fox. an employee of Vail, who has been
trailing the thief. reported having seen
him on the street tonight. Accom-
panied by detectives. Fox is securing
the city tonight for another glimpse
Of GraN.
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DEMOCRATS HOLD Rally.

Especial 10 The Herald -ltepublican.l
Mount Pleasant, Oct. 30.--The Demo-
Gratis OF this place held a rally al the
opera house last night when addresses
were made BY George Christensen. Ed
gar T. Reid and Ferdinand Erickson.
Judge Erickson denounced those who
had made personal attacks upon him as
liars. and declared The truth MAS not
in them.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-31
ADJUDGED NOT GUILTY
IN APPEAL HEARING
Especial to The Herald Republican.)

Provo. oct 3O-The jury in the case
of Payson City vs.. Thomas Coward
who was charged with exploding giant
powder in Payson City, contrary TO me
city ordinance. on July "a last, brought
in a verdict of not guilty last night IN
the Fourth district court
defendant. who was adjudged guilty
in the justice court OF Payson and
fined S20 from which an appeal was
taken to the district court, viii now
bring a suit for damages for false i'm
prisonment against the city.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-31
CLOSER RELATIONSHIP OF
PARENTS AND SCHOOLS
Especial 10 The Herald Republican.

ogden, oct. 30.-ln az effort 10 bring
parents into closer touch with public
work a meeting was held at 10 o'clock
this morning in the Sixth ward meet
ing house. J. II. Mills, city superin-
tendent of schools. was the principal
speaker. The meeting was nOn-sectar-
ian and non political its only purpose
being 10 create closer relationship be
tween school organizations and the
parents Of children who attend.
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POKER GAME RAIDED.

Especial TO The -Repubiican)
Ephraim. Oct. 3O.-Seven yOung men
of local families were arrested yester-
day for playing poker in the armOry.
The city marshal, who has been watch
ing for evidence OF gambling for the
last few months, discovered the players
and summoned the mayor and others
as witnesses. Money was found on the
table when the arrests were made AID
the witnesses Will be able 10 testify
concerning the game which they
watched through a broken window.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-31
DIES FROM TYPHOID.

PaysOn. oct 80. - VIII Mcclellan
died Of typhoid fever at the home Of
his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Mcclellan,
in this city yesterday afternoon after a
months Illness He was 80 years or
age and leaves a widow and two chill
dren, besides numerous other relatives
and many friends. Funeral services Will
be arranged for later.
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REPIRLICAN HALLIEs.
Especial to The Herald-Republican

(Special 10 The Herald-Repuhlican
Mount Pleasant. oct. 30.-From Re
publican Headquarters of the county
comes word that W. ID. Livingston and
other Republican county candidates viii
speak in Mount Pleasant at a rally
Tuesday evening. in MOrOni Wednes-
day evening and in other towns of the
county the balance OF the week.
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SAYS KNIGHT Is INCONSISTENT.

tHpeclal TO me Herald epublicdh-l
Logan, Oct 3O.-State Senator
Herschel Bullen, Judge Bagley OF Og
den, +. II. Merrill and others spoke at
the Republican rally at Paradise Satur-
day night Judge Bagley spoke at
length on the tariff and referred 10
Jesse Knights attacks on the tariff
and declaring them Inconsistent, in
view of his lead and sugar Industries.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-10-31
WOOL GRoMERs INVEST.

Mount Pleasant. Oct. 30.-Wool grow
ers of Mount Pleasant and FairvieW are
taking steps 10 purchase the shearing
corrais. hotel store, water and other
property Of Walter James at Black
Rock. the idea being 10 organize a
company to take over the holdings.
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ACCUsED OF THEFT.

ogden. Oct. Son complaint OF r.
Real. an Italian, Grace Harding OF the
demimonde WAS jailed tonight Reat
charges the woman with picking his
pockets of two $40 bills
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Beaver Breyities

Beaver City. Oct 3O.-The women
of the Republican party were the
guests OF George c. Murdoch Jr., Re
publican candidate for county clerk, at
a banquet last night.
The Democratic county candidates
held a meeting in Mayor EraZef's OF
flee last night 10 outline d plan of
campaign.
The Republican county candidates
viii make a tour of The county next
week, accompanied by County Chairman
W. +. KnON.
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APosTLE pENRosE DECLINES.


Logan. Oct. 30.-Announcement was
made this afternoon that b. II. Roberts
and Jesse Knight viii speak here Mon
day evening on Democratic issues. An
effort was made 20 secure the promise
Of Apostle C. ". PenrOse that he would
be one OF the party on the speakers
stand. Mr.. Penr0se emphatieally de-
clined, however. declaring he viii be
present at the meeting, but will be in
The audience.