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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09
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Tip" Humphrey, of the Jefferson
Review, and his Office devil, Guy
Ward, were taking in the horse show
today.
Sid Brasher, of Albany, was
among the spectators at the horse
show today
Alex Manarch, brother of Paul
Manarch, arrived yesterday from the
extreme southern end of California
and will visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Manarch south of the city,
for a few days. Alex is not so high
ly enthusiastic over the California
country; and says if a person is
able to afford a million dollars to
spend for ordinary living, California
is a very nice place, otherwise, stay
in Oregon.
o. D. Munson, of Jefferson, made
a visit here today.
Senator Frank ]. Miller, of AL
bany, was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. McElroy, of
Eugene, are attending the horse
show today.
R. R. Smith, of Butteville, is in
the city visiting today.
MI and Mrs. John A. Nickerman,
of Coquille, arrived today to visit,
and witness the horse show.
A. D. Kenney, of Turner, was in
the city yesterday on business.
D. D. Schafer, of Albany, came
down today to see the horses.
Albert Nixon, of Macleay, was a
visitor here today.
Charley Ford, of Portland, came
up last night and will spend today
looking over the fine stock of horses
now on parade at the horse show.
Paul Sroat, a former local insur-
ance man, but of late years a resi-
dent of Portland, was up yesterday
and today.
w. w. Albright left this morning
for Spokane where he will meet his
wife on her return from the east.
Tommy Grafton, of Portland, was
seeing the horse show here today.
Dave Hartley and family, of juno
tion, arrived on the morning local 10
visit and witness. the horse show.
Mr.. and Mrs, Harry Shives, of St
Paul, Oregon, was here today.
Earnest Brown left on the early
morning train today for the noun
Cains near Toledo, Oregon, where he
will remain during the summer.
Oscar Mcknight, of Gates, was
transacting business and visiting in
this city today.
Attorney d. NJ. Huffey. of Port
land, looked after business matters
at the State Capitol today
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09

lem, $5; second, Elnora, ]. E, Zig
ler, Gervais, $3.50.
Ponies, Shetlands-Class Y.
Best stallion over years old, sill
yer cup, value $40, Napoleon, Orris
Fry, Salem.
Best mare over 2 years old, silver
cup, value $40, Silver, Troy Wood,
Salem.
Special Pony Glasses.
Shetland pony, to be ridden by
boy or girl under Is years of age.
Pony, 10 per cent; riding, 25 per
cent. Silver cup, value 50, Troy
Wood, Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09

All members of the w. o. w. are
requested to meet at the w o. w,
Hall at one o'clock Sunday, to at
tend the funeral of MIR. Charles De-
Laney,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09
Special Orange Sale

SpeCinI Ornnge SnIe-
Oranges are now at their best.
The magnificent ripening weather of
the past few weeks has produced
Sunkist oranges of superior quality
and flavor. The special Sunkist Or.
ange sale, which starts next week,
offers the public an opportunity to
buy the Sunkist quality California
oranges, and every one should take
advantage of the offer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09
HORSE SHOW ENDS.
CONTINUED from Page 1.)
Thorouehbreds-CIass II.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ii.
Best stallion and get, trotting Or
pacing, with three or more colts, sill
yer cup, value $40, Co Ma, DR.. e. J.
Young, Salem.
Best stallion, any age, silver cup.
value $40, O'clock, N. d. Young, Fair
Grounds.
Best mare, any age, silver cup,
value $40; Kadella, DR.. ]. c. Evans.
Salem.
Best stallion, years or over,
first, Rambush, Robt. Britt, Fair
Grounds, So; second, Ray O'Light,
e. D. Train, $3.50.
Best stallion, years and under,
drst, Alec, w. e. Stevens, Salem,
IS; second, Montbaine, P. w.
Hodge, Salem, $3.50.
Best mare, years and under 4,
first, Dazelita, Guy Young, Salem
Best colt, either sex, year or
under, silver cup, value SIS, An
some, Oliver Beers, Salem.
Observation-Disclosures III.
Best mare, any age, silver cup,
value $40, Miss Stocking, G. ]. Dan
iel, Salem
Best colt, under and over 1, sill
yer cup, value IS; Paul Jones, VIM.
Tarpley, Salem.
Best colt, years and under, sill
yer cup, value $5; R. Donda; Roby
Britt, Fair Grounds.
Hackneys-CIass w.
Best stallion and get, (not less
than two colts), silver cup, value
s2O Sir Garnet, E. T. Popham, Tur-
ner.
German Coach, French Coach and
Cleveland Bays-Class v.
Best stallion, years or over, first,
Amber, B. G. Boedigheimer, Salem,
IS; second, Brassig, Mccoy Coach
Co., Mccoy Oregon.
Best mare, years or over, first,
Agnes, So; second, Ansetto, $3.50;
both Boedigheimer horses.
Clydesdales-Class vi.
Best stallion and get (not less
than three colts), silver cup, value
$40, The Preacher, John Painter,
Salem.
Best stallion, years or over, The
Preacher.
Best stallion years and under 4,
first, Massasoit, John Painter, So;
second, Oregon Stamp, Claggett &
Son, Salem, $3.50.
Best colt, either sex, year or un-
der, first, Taronty, John Painter.
Salem, $5 second, Flossie, John
Painter, $3.50.
Shires-Class VII.
Best English Shire stallion and
get, silver cup, value $40, Albion,
Salem Shire Horse Association, Sa-
lem.
Best stallion, years or over,
first, March Ben Bolt, J. P, Minch,
Salem.
Percherons--Class VIII.
Best stallion and get (not less
than colts), silver cup, value $40,
Universe, B. G. Boedigheimer, Sa-
lem.
Best stallion, years or over,
first, Clatsop Chief, J. w. Inman,
Salem, So; second, Napoleon, L. e.
Bradford Salem, $2.50.
Best stallion, years and under
4, first, Chief, ]. W. Inman, Salem,
$5; second, Siegbert, d. F. Burge,
Turner, $3.50.
Best mare, years or over, first.
Lulu, j. E, ziegler, Gervais, So;
second, Rose, J. E. Ziegler, $3.50.
Best mare years and under A,
first, Minnie, J. E, Ziegler, $5; sec
ond, Gertie, J. +. ziegler, $2.50.
Best mare and produce (not less
than two colts), Queen of Riverside,
J. w. Inman, Salem.
Best colt, either sex, l year or
under, first, King, j. w. Inman, Sa-
.-.-s-.-.~-.-..u.....
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09
D. D. BARRON

Civil engineer, surveying, plat
ting, sub-dividing. General contrac-
tor for concrete sidewalks, bridges
and streets. State and Commercial.
Entrance 1861 South Commercial
ST., Room 8. Telephone Main 2O4,
Salem, Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09
Water Notice

Water Notice
The tenth of the month coming
on Sunday, the Water Co. will give
the customary discount on Monday,
the 18th.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09

Water Notice
The tenth of the month coming
on Sunday, the Water Co. will give
the customary discount on Monday,
the 18th.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09

Giison's barber shop
Gilson's cigar store
Gilson's baths open all day Sunday
12-4-w-s-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09
Water Notice

The tenth of the month coming
on Sunday, the Water Co. will give
the customary discount on Monday,
the 11th.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09
There win Be

Ihere VIII Be
Socialist speaking at the corner
of State and Commercial streets IT
1880; and at Ryan's Hall at the cor
ner of Commercial and Center
streets at $500 o'clock
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09

Pickle Contracts Wanted
We will contract with gardeners
for any quantity of cucumbers for
pickles. Call or write for prices
Gideon Stolz Co., Salem, Ore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09
Hollywood
Wait for it.
HoIIywSd-

HoIlyWSOd---
Nothing yet has been presented to
the people OF Salem that can COM
pare with Hollywood.
-Four Room House
Well, woodshed, and outbuildings,
on car line. for $3.50. See Derby &
Wilson. 4-9-9t
Hollywood
xxyA - J. rv,1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09
Street Meeting

Street Meeting
National Panics," by Tom Lewis,
the Soap Box orator, corner State
and Commercial this Saturday even
ing.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09
Water Notice

Water Notice
The tenth of the month coming
on Sunday, the Water Co. will give
the customary discount on Monday,
the 11th.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09

Bon Ton
The best sc cigar on the market.
Manufactured in Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09
The Reliable Grocer

The Reliable Grocer
]. M. Lawrence is ready to take
your order. Satisfaction guaranteed
If you phone 311. Prompt deliver
les.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09

Hollywood
Have you seen Hollywood?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09

hollywood
Where is Hollywood
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09

! temporarily.
Giison's barber shop
Gilson's cigar store
Gilson's baths open all day Sunday
12-4w-s-tf
Water Notice
The tenth of the month coming
on Sunday, the Water Co. will give
the customary discount on Monday,
the 18th.
Water Notice
The tenth of the month coming
on Sunday, the Water Co. will give
the customary discount on Monday,
the 18th.
Water Notice
The tenth of the month coming
on Sunday, the Water Co. will give
the customary discount on Monday,
the 11th.
Water Notice
The tenth of the month coming
on Sunday, the Water Co. will give
the customary discount on Monday,
the 11th.
Have you seen Hollywood?
Bon Ton
The best &c cigar on the market
Manufactured in Salem
Street Meeting
National Panics," by Tom Lewis,
the Soap Box orator, corner State
and Commercial this Saturday even
ing.
The Reliable Grocer
]. M. Lawrence is ready to take
your order. Satisfaction guaranteed
if you phone S11. Prompt deliver
les
Pickle Contracts Wanted
We will contract with gardeners
for any quantity of cucumbers for
pickles. Call or write for prices.
Gideon Stolz Co., Salem, Ore.
There VIII Be
Socialist speaking at the corner
of State and Commercial streets 1T
1880; and at Ryan's Hall at the cor
ner of Commercial and Center
streets at $500 o'clock.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-04-09

in the State Of oregon, at the
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-09-30

EnhANOh SlOOO 4d6hE,
miliar gray gown. The man held out
his arms and called her name She
came to him swiftly. silently.
Richard" she asked. "can you for
give the deception? A, first it was
only whim. and then then l longea
to be loved for myself alone"
The man smiled down ut her tender
~. And you would marry plain Dick,
the min"r:" he said. There has been
little misunderstanding there. too.
! Eleanor. am civil engineer. We
have carried: o1t Il pretty big contract
back there in the hills. but now q
much greater opportunity offers. 1t
; may mean Il long and vcnturesome
| journey. and shall need my little
nurse all the way. Will you go with
me- dear:'
F., The girl raised !; radiant. smiling
face TO the end OF the world" she
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-09-30

due 10 arrive at S:l5 o'clock. and it
was now just $40. The train slowed
down. and she left the car
"lf you are expecting friends to
meet you" said the station agent gen
tally. ''yon might sit down and rest IA
bit All trains are delayed tonight"
''The Marshall carriage was to call
for me- the girl explained May
use the telepione?'
ton," said the station agent. but
there's family called Marshall in the
town above
The girl looked up iu CONSERVATION
so this is Wilmington" she said slow
~. II should have gone Oh to the next
town. Is there another train out to-
night?"
The man shook his head.
The girl sighed resignedly. Then
shall have to spend the night here"
The station agent regarded her curl
ously. 1t was seldom that he had seen
so lovely face. The gray gown that
she wore was exceedingly plain. and
her features were almost hidden by a
heavy veil. which lent to her an air of
mystery.
The door was thrust open suddenly.
and man entered. stamping the snow
from his heavy topboots. He wore q
fur overcoat. and the frost was glis.
tening upon his short white beard and
bushy eyebrows. He looked about
nj t1.nn n6v Il
her. Glad that you are here" he said
shortly. Get ready at once. please
There is no time to lose"
Good evening. doc" called out til,
station agent
The girl hesitated. You were ex
pecting some one:" she asked.
Certainly" the man replied iu hi
curt way II am Dr Green aud wire,
20 the city for nurse. on Il hurry III
case. She was to arrive upon the
o'clock train" He looked at her ,llles
:ionin.ly
'"rhc nurse must have disappointe
you. the girl responded for WI,
al,e only person WHO left the train !,
Warrington
Its more than Disappointment.
the doctor said gruitiy This is Il ulcs
tion Of life and death \ boy over ,her
on the hillside needs skilled care tt
isht. don't know of a woman tina
could call upon In this town. il tler
was time to waste in searching fC
one.'
The light of IL sudden resolution sllou
in the girls eyes. II will go wit
YOU" she said. although not trail
cd nurse. have been constantly ca
ing for patient for over six month
have had experience. you shall Sc
Together we may save the boys life
The doctor gave her one long searcl
ing look. then brought the cloak tn,
she had discarded and held 1t out K
her. Come on" he said. When |
had wrapped the fur robes about III
and the cutter went flying down IL
hill the girl spoke.
win you tell me about our patient
she asked.
Not much to TELL" the doctor a.
swered HE was following mast
trail near the mines this afternOOn-l
works over there-and thought to sa,
time by jumping Il trench instead
going around it, That's youth. We
II" broke his arm and cut his hea
witch will. give us the most troub
tonight. for he has been unconscio1
over since. We carried him to ii
nearest cottage. where an old won:
lives with her rheumatic husband, AZ
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-09-30
THE WHITE
SATIN RIBBON /,
Token That Figured In the Woo.
ing of a Volunteer Nurse.
BY AGNES G. saoeAN.

copyright, 1870 by American Press Asso-
ciation.l
AS the train sped on in the darkness
the girl leaned back and closed her
eyes YEARLY. She was sorry now that
she had decided to come, for she had
grown so tired of these thoughtless.
pleasure loving peopie-tired Of their
idle amusements. But anything had
seemed preferable at the time to the
desolate loneliness Of the place she had
left.
A trainman walking through the car
called the name of town in a sing
song voice. The girl sat up suddenly
and consulted her watch They were
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-28
IN HONOR OF
POPULAR YOUNG WOMAN
Funeral Services for Miss Ruth Matt
ley at Spanish Fork Are Largely
Attended

Especial to The neutrality-suspicious.
Spanish Fork. Dec. -1.-One Of the
LARGEST funerals ever held here was that
Of Miss Ruth Matucy. the youug wom-
au who died rI Tire T.. D. s. hospital I'm
salt Lake ON December 90
Following short private service af
the home tle remains were taken Co
Che city pavilion. which was fIIed %"
its -.atiu- capacity. The service was
conducted hv EisHo" IIaies Df the Third
ward. Tine Third ward choir rendered
frr hymns "rhrou-l Usrpcuin- Shad-
u-.-.- "Sf-s.r Tfu- Wort Mild and
Lovely and REST lHr the Weary soul
Joseph Iu.tIc OF Provo. o.. Preston
Greer. f;.v. Theodore Ice and senator
Henry Gardner delivered eloquent adj
dresses. with words Of consolation. and
.-. t.-t.fvirE fr 'Ha beautiful cHarac-
tor OF ..r ruIu- woman.
s. urrf WA. rendered Hr Ohio Misses
Rowe. and Miss Elton Jameson sang
.Hs solo. cone bay Nearer Home.
a. large number OF persons from Pro-
vo. whore Miss Naffinl had host u
friends. attended the funeral The pail
bearers were six Young men from Pro-
vo Tho floral offerings were many
and beautiful.
Miss NIattley was born Al Spanish
Fork twcufv-oUc years ago. She was
tho oldest daughter ~ Fred Mattey.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-28

especial TO The ller9ld-Republican.)
Provo. Dec. announcement Of
THE approval by President Taft Of the
superintendent nf the new $50 600. 900
fund FOR reclamation work. which gives
N-.-I-.OOO 60 the strawberry project In
Utah. is received with much Eratffica-
tion by officials i'm charge or the local
work and by those Interested i'm seeing
Tire project brought TO completion.
Tn relation to- tho effect OF this aD-
uronriafion upon the work ON the
~traw berry project. g. /. T.ytlc. en-
giucer I'm charge. said today that ne
could make mo- definite statement until
no knew details relative TO the time
within which the sum allotted would be
AVAILABLE.
lie declared that at tho present rate
~ work the project should be comDlot-
"g within two Years. but that should
Che new allotment carry with 10 the
stipulation that larger sums become
available at shorter intervals. then tine
working force could Doe Increased and
the work rushed TO completion en- less
than two years.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-28
ONLY TWO REMAIN ALIVE. CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY
Democratic Officials 81 Gary. Ind I'M
dfrtch nuda Arrested FOR Election
Frauds iu Novcmh~r.

Gary. Ind. Dec. 1--Cnarrc6 with
conspiracy to prevent "a true res.....
Of the ballots cast Don the election ne
November s.. Mayor Thomas E. KNOTS.
Chief of Polio. Martin and eight rt-.~
city officials were arrested late TODAY
ON indictments bv the Lake county
grand jury They were released Hu
bonds ranging from $4,000 90 $4,000.
All the men are leading Democrat.
The Republicans were victorious IN this
county at the election. but Gary was
carried by the Democrats. Election
day here was marked by ri0tiuE near
nuIIiuL places because of charges r..l
efforts were made to iutiwIdHtr voters.
others of yE, indicted mon are.
Emmett - White. president off f.H
board of public safety. street Connie
siCurr Patrick Fiuurrty and Police
CAPTAINS MuicaIy and GustaNa N."-
man.
with the exception of the mayor .-.
FInneftN. AN are charged with HI..r".-
ing Co iuCite riots or unIawf-fIH tH ONE
ter election booths. fn addition O.. cone
spiracy To commit "a felony.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-28
SUES FOR INSURANCE
r. puunt~u of tSc World Camp Wstc
Defendant In Melton to re
cover ou FoIf~1.

r-...Ia. fu Tho Iraraff-T,auub1ioauN
U-fru U.a. Mrs Adr Stuu. iu
behalf or H.r infant. Inuufa. bias ff.I
..H..r. fu fH. district court fu recover
.r. beneficiary rnU-i-uwDufe OF "a pole
f.f .u fr. WuuUwHu of Irr World.
rHrr g. which was taken .Ui hv Urr
.afH husband some tiWn before Ii-
death.
N.rnrIfr- fn trs complaint tr. up'f-
-r .rn- issued in favor % herself and
.rHf. Huf chat durinE her husband. -
.rfr..- arI .1 a result OF undue iufIu-
rrUl HrH strong medicine which
..u. f..rIu tho dnrra -nt-- mind. The fat-
cor vn- induced fo si-r over tho i'm
auraurr fu hfu mother. Ms. Anna T..
stone Tho deceased mother and the
lodge mentioned are made che defend
ants Boo che case.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-28
BOUNTY ON JACK RABBITS
Commissioners VIII Ray Three Cents
Each FOR Those KILLED In c.
dar VALLEY Hunt
Especial to The Hsra1d-Bepublican)

Especial 90 The Herald-RcpubliCa
Provo. Dec. 2s.-The board of coun-
o. commissioners met TODAY Tor the
purpose 81 auditing accounts or Coun-
ty officers and for other work connect
Hf with closing the Years business
resolution providing for a scent
bounty ON Jack rr bbits killed at the
Cedar valley hunt Thursday. was
adopted. The bounty is PAYABLE M TO
and including January o.
Chairman e.. NJ. Ward reported I'm
tho natter or a county road iu Vine
ward. previously referred to- him. 20
the effect that !. o. stone would give
ono rod or ground for 500 To he paid
HiW hy tho county. tho Union Dairy
company will give one rod. making a
two-rod road 10 Vineyard station. The
dairy company also gives the public
depot privileges I'm its ground near the
station. The report was adopted.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-28
MAY GET BUSY
saloon 'Ira accused 90 selling Liquor
to Minors Way re called BE
fore City Fathers.
Especial 10 The neutrality-suspicious.

Ogden Dec. Mayor William
fi1smgUu presented recommendation
fu trr city council tonight that chat
body hale before 30 the saloon men are
rested Tor selling liquor to minors and
whose cas- Sos were blocked I'm the city
courts through Typographical error
in the printing Of the city ordinance.
Tho recommendation was adopted and
&c i- likely that the accused saloon mon
win Doe called before the council TO-
show cause why their licenses should
not Doc revoked.
a communication was received from
the chief OF police recommending that
an ordinance Ie passed closing Jll pool
halls and billiard rooms on SUNDAY ann
providing FOR more strict regulation or
these places. The matter was referred
Co. the proper committee for consider
alton.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-28
ITALIAN HAS DEFENSE
Harry Ross. Charged With ForEcry. Is
Evidently n Victim of Misplaced
Confidence and SurctbinE Came.

A~reflaI TO ne iteFalu -tteIlunl cam
ogden. Dec. Enlarged with for
gerry and heralded as a fugitive from
justice. Harry Ross. THE Italian bar
tender who was arrested here last
rvouiug on adviccs from the police OF
TDcnte1lo. convinced she local authori-
tIe1 today that DE o. a victim 81 pc
Culiar iil-iucf and that the charges
preferred against him are without
foundation.
According 90 Ross. hc was app
preached 'n rocatclio by stranger
who represented himself 90 Doc menu
hsr Of the Eagles lodge and also in
need 81 financial assistance. Ross had
no money Tor him but guaranteed TO
Mike Gates Keeper OF temperance
parior." that he would stand good FOR
an advance Of $50 Co the stranger-in-
need.
TIE check was given and subse-
ortut1v raised 10 S15. Gates therpupon
suspected Ross and secured his arr
rret Ross admits his liability 20 the
extent Of $50 and is willing 60 pay
over that amount TO Gates.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-28

Catania. Sicily. Dec 27.-Mouut Eina
is showing considerable activity. There
have been no earth tremors. however.
making striking contrast with the
suoyv-ca pped Volcano.
Villagers living near the crater. re-
memhcriug former experiments. are
keeping a. close watch on the volcano i'm
fear Of being overwhelmed.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-28
Provo BreVities
Especial to The Herald-Republican.)

Provo. Dec. 27.-Iudgc 7. +. Booth is
holding court in Heber today.
j. ". Mace n this CITY has bought
merchandise business ut CoutcrfioId.
Sanpctc county. ana viii move To- that
place.
Rev VI. 7. stewart OF Texas is here
with his moving picture representative
~ the Passion Play. as given i'm Ober-
ammorEau.
a marriage license has been issued
to- Alfred Eish Of San JaCinto. Cal.
and Ethel Thomas of Cedar Fort
chief Deputy Fish and Game Com
missioner David TT. Madsen went To-
salt Lake this afternoon on official
business
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-28
MlDWlNTER RALLY OF
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE


Clieu. Dec. T.--Nrrsugemout- have
been completed for the midwintcr
rally of thc Baptist young people of
Utah fU bn held rt ogden December
go. when fIr various state orEaniza-
lions wiz hr tFU guests or The local
society.
The delegates viii he entertained at
n luncheon Il The Baptist church at
ESQ and az "a G-u'clDck dinner. an in-
fere4ffue urulrnm has been ARRANGED
Tor botr afternoon and evening.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-12-28
ExTENsIoN Nor LII>ELY.

Especial TO The Herald -RepubiicanD
Nidvale. Dec 27-Officia1 notffica-
ton has been received by tho Midvalc
Commercial club that the Utah Light
a. Railway company will not extend
its line to Bingham. for the time being
at least Although the Commercial
club here has been working on the
project the greater part Of the sum-
rner. 90 was not until this week that
the report by the company that too
much expense was involved was given
ont