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MEANS
 DIRTY KIDNEYS
Few Doses oi Papr's Dinretic Will Clean and Regulate Your Ont-oi- Order Kidneys and Make You Feel Fine All Urinar, Mis-
 cry yanishcs.

No man or woman here whose kid neNs are out-of-order, or who sui fers from baekache or bladder misery can afford to leave Pape's Dinretic uhtri"a.
 .Nfter taking several doses, all pains in tlle back, sides or lons. rheuma- tic tWinges, nervousness. headache. SleepleS9ness. inf!amed or swollen exelids. dizziness. tirel of worn-out feeling and other symptoms of clog sed sluggish kidneys simply vanish
 tncontrollable ul.inatien (especiall, al nigh0, smartin& diseolored water and all bladder misery ends.
 The moment you suspect the slight est kidney or bladder disorder or feel rheumatism pains, don't continue to he miserable or worried, but get a fifty cent treatment of Tapes Biur- etie from your druggist and start tak- ing as directed, with the knoWleds" that there is no other medicine. at any price. made anywhere else Ill the world. which is so harmless or will effect so thorough and prompt d cure.
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MAY EMPLOY LADY
 AS ASSISTANT PASTOR

Columbus, Mis-, JM. A1r '. C Chapman, treasurer of thc Ffrst Gap- list church, submitted his annual re- port to the congregation last maht. The report shows that during the year just closed tacfe was coIIeetad and expended total of $21.ti6t4 or this sum about $l1,0oo was paid on the amount due on the church 60iid- ing. the remainder having been used In detraN current expenses During the pal 4eal the church has gained 102 members and lost only one, the total membership now being 7G0
 The membership has grown so rap idly that il has decided 70 employ an assistant pastor. The ad9sability of employing I lady 10 act in this ea- paeity is being discussed
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nave been finished long before this, he asserted.
 Ionashey'> Fight Costs State s31N,000
 The people of the state are going to have to pay more than $3lS,0oo for the rather doubtful privilege of see ing difficulty settled between rival contractors.
 Comparing the old contract under which the capitol was being built and the new one just let by the admins tration Kavanaugh pointed out that the old contract represented d saving of more than $31S,000. to the taXpay- CTS of the state. besides the labor Of 100 convicts. Of this amount $l15,o00, he said. represented the tearing out of work declared officially good and declared officially bad, according to who prompted the Investigation.
 The White Marble Deal.
 The sincerity of Governor Don aghc9. to say the least, was attacked by KavanauSh, in presenting to his i hearers statements concernin@ the ] marble contract for the capitol, which thanks to g simple-appearine c}aus@ in the new appropriation bill. can 5e lnt to only one marble quarry ill the country. and that the quarry with which Jos. Stephen SeWel is connect ed. said the speaker He explained l that Sewell is the construction eN- pert hired by Donaghey, personally who condemned the work now being torn out of the capitol which will cost tue taxpayers Sf7755,0eo
 Now it develops said the speak er. that this act of the legislature that calls for Q S100,00o appropr1a- tion for white marble magliola, i4 supposed to have been drawn by q close lawyer friend of Governor Don a2hey and Governor Donaghey is sup posed to have dictated the specified tlons call your attention to tbs fact that it does not say any marble but white marble. Had it recited
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far accomplished by Governor Don aghey is mostly in the newspapers.
 said the speaker He asserted that
 175,O00 had been appropriated to tear out and replace work that had been officially declared good and off cially declared bad. depending, he said. upon who inspected the work and was in control. He said the work had not yet progressed to the point r9f replacing the work torn out He said that Donaghey had caused this money to be spent after the attorney general in an official opinion had de clared the bond of the old contractors perfectly good and that under it they could have been forced to tear out and replace all defective work, and fin ish the capitol at the contract price.
 Had 1t not been for the fact that Donaghey was a disappointed bidder for the State Capitol our capitol would
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any marble then it would have been
 ossible to have obtained competi- tive bids, But it develops there is only one quarry, the Alabama Marble Conpany's quarry at Gannt's quarry, Alabama, from which white marble oan be gotten in quantities at present. l am informed through letter now in my possession that the new con- tractors will let the marble contract to this company, with which Sewell is connected.
 Batesville Stone Abandoned.
 It was the intention of the legis- iature which passed the original cap- itol bill to use, as far as possible, tho materials for the building from the products of Arkansas. It was pro- yided in the first contract that Bates vile stone be used. But no sooner had Governor Donaghey by his polit- ical triumph. gained control of the
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Vt AIBIElt GI

f=rs Ena=uU 7oua-ata. .ao HI 'ert t9 tl. gul.. q. tr45I. H5.tI. 9Hlne .t clau=jHa e .Gu# Ha .l=lz aljzns i#.'HrHcg aae,- 5aau#if=.a .a ear and s'm4a a#t4a #5H} a4a ri"tee 'ae cure Ae.oa.=s@ a.4..l
 \ few day tf"afmoet of raps's piuf"tic means clean health. actlve kidnc4s, bladder aud arInae, er..en
 and you feel tlne
 Your physician. pharmaetst banker or any mercantile agene> will t"H }on that FlRe Thompson < Pa5e. of Cincinnati. is larEo and rcsponstbts medicine concern. thotoa"Alz worthy of your conGdence
 Accept only rape.s Diurctir fifty cent treatment from any drue sto=e anywhere in the world.
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agricultura achor}~ raFr cT CoW,d crate soldiers, tair. just anI equal tJ>. at:on, liberal appropriation fog states educational institutions li5- eral appropriations fCr tho rarr=of tHo insane, deaf and blind
 The speaker recitcd tA" facts of his career from hoyhood on the farm, of his coming as | youth to Arkansas and of his work as an officer
 With an eloquent, simple and man lN appeal he concluded.
 - If You should elect me 2our Dov- ernor shall not take il ts q personal compliment but consider that you de SO because of the principles and policies that advocate and thr man hood l represent
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details are exposed to the voters
 Capitol Record Attacked.

Governor Donaghey's whole connec ton with the state capitol matter Ws9 scathingly attacked by Kayanaugt.
 Although Candidate Kayanaush said the state capitol would be completed, if Donaghey's promises were carried out, before Donaghey's present term expired. he made it clear that 1t would be his purpose. if e'ec'.aA, to finish all incomplete portions Of the building just as soon as possible.
 Then he launched into an ayalarc 2c of statements and figures calculated to throw light for the taxpayers up on the state capitol muddle.
 As a matter of fact the work thus
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Special to the Grapsic? i, Norrilton, Jap s.-1n tfs presence of a large assemblage, coburll>c. Kay anaugh of Little Rock. candidate against Gov. fGeoree W. Donaghey, Of Conway, ror the subernatorial nomi- nation ot the Democratic party of Arkansas this afternoon delivered his keynote address to the Demotrate voters of the state. Thus the gov. ernorship raceis On.
 Kavanaugh s6semnly averyed that his sole reason for'~rnnning was that Arkansas needs governor.
 The administration of Governor Donaghey was stringently denounced by the speaker, his record on the state capitol being attacked at number of points in manner Whlch at times bordered on the sensation al
 At no time, however, did the speak CT descend to personalities. lie as- tackled Donagheys record rather than Donaghey himself
 Te did pause in one place to remark concerning Dopaghey: AS a gov ernor he is q nnis-ft; as a statesman he is a false alarm of 8 fire-cracker calibre."
 Would Sign State" Wide Bii!. On the temperance question the speaker advocated modified local op- tion but declared that if a statewide prohibition bill were adopted by the General Assembly, he, as governor would sign it.
 Not Personal Fight.
 q realize that you are net lnteT- ested in gratifying my personal am- t,tion or in gratifying the personal enemies of Governor Donaghey;; that must show you that Governor Don- aghey, as governor, has not made good and that I must also show you that I am meritorious, said the speak CT.
 sI grant that had Governor Don aghey lived up to his party pledges and shown judgment and foresight Ill managing the states finances and af- fairs he might then insist upon second term.
 'sI not only charge but shall prove +o you that Gov. Donaghey has not made good his pledges. G1e has per- mittexk the finances of the state to get into such shape that if the obll- cations of the state were paid we would be upon scrip basis. He has failed to provide for the unfortunate wards of the state, the insane, the deaf and the blind. He has increased your taxes. He has misgoverned 'n- stead of governed"
 Precedent for Second Term Opposition
 The speaker said it was not unpre- cedented in Arkansas for governor to have opposition for a second term Simply because Governor Donaghey is your governor does not entit'e aim to succeed htmself,' he said.
 The following direct charges were made by Kavanaugh against his oppo- nent:
 My Fellow Democrats, say to you that Gov. Donaghey was elected In spirit of mad passion. malice and pre- iudice. He was elected through decep- ton and misrepresentation, to hotf the prohibitionist and whiskey inter- ests and by lavish use of money Such a victory will last only until its
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situation than w. find him aoandon- ing his state pride aud torsallins tau resources oI Arkansu, and suhstitut- ing for Batesyille stone, universally pronounced the finest building stona in the country, stone qnarried in the state of Indiana
 The statc'> Finances.
 Regarding the states finance the speaker said.
 T charge tha, Goveronr Donaghey has permitted tine states finances to become exhausted when by exercis- ing reasonable foresight and care ha could have avoided the unfortunate situation which now confronts him and the state.
 The Con,ift Question.
 The speaker, having thoroughly equipped himself as he explained. by communicating with the authorities of every state and with the Federal Gov ernment authorities gave as his plan
 
 that the negro conFietS should be worked upon one farm and the whites upon another and that the profits ac crl1ing from the convict labor should be applied to 1he improvement of the public highways. He advocated the placing of the negroes apon the Pre9- ent county farm and thH teasing or purchase Of another farm on high ground for the white conEicts He f"- garded the convict question from an economical viewpoint as no question involving cruelty or i'll treatment is before the public
 haalnnu@h'> Platform. The speaker anpenneed that b. ad= vocated the following measure \ specific tax for the support of the state charitable institutions.
 State aid for country hi@h schools fair and just freight and passenger rates, annual hunters license fol non-res idents, fair and just Iegisla- ton for protection of life and health Q! labor. just laws for the protection Of property, state aid for public high ways. profits from convict labor tt be expended upon public roads taking of convict labor out of competition with free labor, appropriations fol
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FOR UMBRELLA FIXING

I. Glicksburg, the umbrella man. Second and Walnut. opposite tets- phone office. 7I17- lmo
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nicely iurnished residence for rent Located in excellent neiGhbor- hood aad convenient to ear line. Cotton Relt Savings < Trust Co
 1-6 1t
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KAyANAUCHS KEYNOTE ADDRESS
 ATTACK ON DONACHfY'S RECORD

Opens His Campaign at orrilton and Is Heard by a Large Assembage of Voters-Begins Speech Max ing on Same "rSsmp' Used by Governor Don aghey Year Ago.
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+ * kiYANAUGH'S NtGHEY'S
  doubtful privilege difficulty * + tnotb + the | she'd  hl 1v in the good  ion bothth whiskey and prohibition and * lavish o + Donaghe
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aay" been finished long before this
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-28
UTAH COUNTY BUSINESS.

PROVO. June 2S--The board Of coun-
ty commissioners were IN session yes
tcrday and transacted routine bust
ness
It was decided to grant Herman Snow
a liquor license for Castillo Springs
upon his compliance with the ordinan nee
as To bond license fee, etc.
George Sinclair applied for county
license to conduct mercantile and
pool hail business between American
Fork and Lehi The matter was taken
under advisement til July g. on Fri
day members of the board and the
county attorney viii confer with Lehi
and American Fork city officials on
this pool hall business. The people OF
these cities have refused to grant pool
hall licensese and for that reason pool
halls have been established outside the
city limits. The county has no authori-
~ under the law 10 prohibit this, and Il
has no pool hall license ordinance. al
though II could of course enact such an
ordinance. But TO do this Is believed
would be taken advantage Of by some
licensed pool hall keepers to dispose Of
liquor. and being near the cities they
the cities) would be subjected 10 the
evils of the liquor traffic. The opinion
Of the county officials Is that IL would
be better for all concerned for the
cities to grant pool hall licenses, and
this WIN probably be submitted to the
Iehi and American Fork officials Fri
day for their consideration.
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RICHFIELD.
COUNCIL GRANTS LICENSES
-PROHlBlTl0N ENDED

RTCHFIELD. June 25.--The city
council held a special session on Thurs
day night TO consider the new open
saloon ordinance. The matter Of IL
cense having been passed upon, II was
thought advisable TO let the ordinance
become operative as soon as possible.
After several amendments 1t was
placed upon its final reading and was
voted for by Messrs. Hansen, Lewis
and lessen Mayor Christensen stated
that he was opposed TO license and he
ing advised that he did not have the veto
power. and his signature was not nee
essary TO make the ordinance effective,
but to guard against any technical
point being raised II he did not sign It,
he attached his signature, so placed
Richficld again on whisky selling list.
The council held another special ses-
sion last night. Two applications were
made for saloon license, which were
granted to take effect soon as the or
ulnanrc should become operative
which will be next Wednesday.
The report Of city Justice simon
Christensen for the past six months
was read showing only four cases OF
disturbing the peace during the period
named This In a town of 5000 in
habitlnts. Who will not say that this
is not a strong point In favor OF a dry
town.
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N0ISY FOURTH FOR
JUNCTION CITY
q, roL,. Ran on iirccrackers-
'V'' snlons Think Ogden Has
Enough saloons.

o,nrN June Eff the pernls-
tine ,.ty council is taken ad-
nv, -, off, ogden viii nave neither
'1 as nor safe Fourth. The solons
,i-bt adopted a resolution per-
las ,',,"g the ming OF crackers ana the
n,ai"ion OF bombs IN any part OF the
80 uniting small mer-
,b,ns on lower I"ehtY-nith suSe'
''a"'r,i bs.ore the council and de-
sRlI the Sunday closing ordinance
,i ',s uuronstitutiOnal, in that II dis
wr,inatod against the cigar store men
"tbers who nave recently been
aDu mn The repeal OF the ordi-
80 v.is asked, and the matter was
u's,rr.d 40 the committee on laws ana
the city attorney
'' e9.o,,srty owners on wall avenue pc
.t,iarsd The council for the opening
WA ,,yinp of the avenue between
g',epi,-sccond and Nineteenth streets.
Grant avenue property owners asked
MAI the street between Twonty-hfth
so5 ThIrtioth streets be paved and
nade into speedway. Both these
matters were referred to the commit
tee on streets -, -
pagley as inumClptl Iuust uullls INV
,bsence NJ Judge John h. Murphy, who
: in Neyada 10 attend tho big prize
ight
The application OF Browning a
proaning who wanted "a saloon license
sas turned down. Under the expressed
Jews Of the council no more sa'oJn
senses are 10 be granted Nine old
licenses were renewed, Fred Rackman
,ut in claim for $3.50, claiming the ire
iepartment ran into one Of his horses
al week on Washington avenue be-
ween Twenty-second and Twonty-third
ureefg
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ICE THIEVES ARRESTED.

OGDEN. June 2s-Sherin Josephson
Of Boxelder county killed two birds
with one stone" on Monday afternoon
by arresting three Greeks at Lakeside
for stealing ice from express cars stop
ping at that point for water The
sheriff was IN the party OF officers on
the hunt for the fugitive oregon Short
Line holdups when the arrest was
made. The Greeks were brought into
ogden on the special train I'm company
with the officers and eight suspects
who were picked up in the Lucin cut
off district The ice thieves gave the
names Of Joe AFRO Steve Adder and
Paul Adder They will be taken TO
Brigham City for trial.
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WATCH P0SLAM WORK
Results Are seen After single APP
plcatlon.


Anyone wishing to test poslam the
new skin remedy for the rapidity OF
its action should select red spot or
small part Of surface whore the
skin IL extensively broken out Pos
lam should be applied on this place
at night and results noted Ia the
morning by comparison with the sur
rounding skin, which has not been
treated Surprising results are seen.
particularly when poslam IL used for
red and inilamed noses, fever blistcrs.
pimples, rash. scaly scalp, itching
feet, sunburn. etc The beneficial ac-
ton of this new healing agent Ia
eczema, acne, psoriasis. BARRIERS itch.
piles, etc. begins with first applica-
ton when. all itching Is stopped and
continues unremittinEly until its
work II done. Cases Of these troubles,
of years standing have been COM
pletely cradicated bS poslam after
other remedies were abandoned as in
effectual
a special 5O-cont package Of pose
lam is prepared FOR minor uses and
this, az we'll ss the regular 81 jar. is
on sale by all druggists particularly
SChramm johnson Drugs
4 sample OF poslam, which VIII ar
ford convincing test WI be sent by
mail free of charge. 20 anyone who
will write to the EmcrGencv Labora-
tories. 81 West 25th street New York
city
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LEHI.
ANNUAL SCHOOL
MEETING AND ELECTION
lsre..nI correspondaneel

70 lf'.tI correspondence
lEHI, June 27.--July II at D. m.
the annual meeting Of the tax payers OF
tho Lchi school district viii be ncld
in tho Central school building to hear
reports for the past year. to decide on
compensation FOR me trustees ana AZ
pm to pm. the same day IN elcc-
tom wiIl be held Ia PM In a'trust.r for
the next three year term. H
My Sylvostcr Evans presented her
husband with a son the arst OF Inst
week. JAW
Elder Mayhem FoN left last week for
tho Eastern states mission held fE
Stunt. O.. n. Child OF the county
schools will leave shortly for Boston 10
rcrrcscnt the state teachers at THE
national institute fis
Miss G0ldia Dorton and Floyd Schow,
two OF Lehis most popular young pep
pie will be married IN the salt Lake
temple Wednesday next.
While this has been a very dry spring
the farmers are harvesting an avara &c
crop II hay tho grain viii be fairly
good. also the beet crop will be good
and the sugar people are expecting a
good yield for the Lehi factory this
fall.
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MRS. HENRY HANSON
BURNED To DEATH
CIothing Takes Fire From Kitchen
Stove and Woman Dies In
Few Hours

OGDEN, Juno 2S.-L3te yesterday
afternoon. Mrs. Horny Hanson was
found at her home on Adams avenue.
between Twentieth and Twenty-nrst
street in an unconscious condition, with
her clothing envclopcd I'm flames witch
had been ignited from the kitchen
stove she was hurried to the general
hospital, where 1t was found that her
body was badly scorchcd and in spite
of the efforts Of the physicians she
died without regainlng consciousness
at II o'clock last night she is sur
vived by her husband, Henry Hanson.
and three children. She was a sister
OF Patrclman John Russell
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Mrs. James Adams OF Provo Bench II
suffering from severe paralytiC
stroke: hut hopes of her recovery are
entertained
CITY Marshal Williams reports this
the quietest month for arrests In Provo
for many year. There have been only
three arrests during the month two for
assault and battery and one FOR vo-
lating the bicycle ordinance.
George Grantham was before Justice
Noon yesterday on the charge ~ dis
turbing the peace at Cotton, saturday,
by firing his gun In the street while
under the influence Of liquor lie en-
tered plea Of guilty and was fined
$50 which he paid.
The FIRE department made a quick run
to the home of John Il. Taylor. 2s6 east
second South street, yesterday. from
where FIRE alarm had been turned
in. The fire proved to be mostly smoke
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MARRIAGE PERMITS.

RICHFIELD, June 25-This week
marriage license was issued TO Madse
Wiener and Ms. Annie Larsen OF
Richfeld Third ward. Bishop q. w,
Coons performed the marriage cere-
mony. the bride being his mother-in-
law. now over 60 years Of age, while
the groom is over 90
A marriage license was also issued
this week to A. NJ. futile Of Manti and
Clarlssa Beal Peterson Of RlC hfeld
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held In the West Point westinghouse,
Friday. June "a, Bishop Gilbert Park
or presiding. The ward choir sang
sister, Thou Vast Mild and Lovely.
ana Il Need Thee Every Hour" Il
Know That My Redeemer Lives" and
30 NV Father" were beautifully rem
dered by Miss Addie Jones and John
w singleton. assisted by the choir.
The speakers were Elders Levi p.
Hammond, VIM. Criddle. Delbert Grid
die and JOS. n. Grant and Jesse NJ
smith OF the stake presidency and
Bishop Parker all Of whom eulogized
the beautiful life and character 81 the
departed.
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JUDGE BAGLEY ON
BENCH OF CITY COURT

OGDEN. June 2s.-In the absence OF
Judge Murphy In Nevada, Judge j. +.
bugley presided over the city court to-
day. Many DRINKS and vags were up
before his honor and received the usual
fines.
q. w. Dalton, aged %. entered plea
OF guilty TO the charge of stealing a
bicycle from y. G. Petersen worth $40,
was fined 500 or 100 days. He will
board II out.
Earl Leslie. who tried 10 beat his
way To California with some girls was
sentenced to go days imprisonment for
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NEWS BRIEFS.

stake Clerk George NJ. Jones reached
his ATTY second milestone in life last
Monday and was given an enjoyable
surprise by the Ward blshopric and
neighbors and friends, An excellent
program was CARRIED out and delight
ful refreshments served.
In the district court yesterday IN the
case OF the state OF Utah vs.. l.. 7.
Moore. the Jury, after being out most
of the day yesterday and until IL
O'Clock last night, disagreed and was
DISCHARGED. The defendant was
charged with statutory offcnse with
one Rose Anderson of Elsinore-