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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-12-16
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TIrMORS AND GOLFERS

7 Z NDttN lN.tII lINI DIkN
Enlarged glands. all corrupt impure
deposits are removed without knife.
rheumatism. all kindred durable nervous
ailments. chronic constipation. disordered
digestion. sick. bilious headaches and
nervous prostTations yield 20 Oil Of Eden
(s2D used externally. (Cleans out emunc-
toriesl. and Sweet Spirits OF Eden (SS.
samples 76c and 81. internally, restores
vitality 10 all weak parts. Some dealers
will not keep them. as they interfere
with the system OF medical graft IN sales
OF articles on which they make more
money. Address DR.. John l.. kellett OF
Cal Coop. Medical Co., p, O. Box Si5,
S. L. G, Utah. II druggists have not eot
them. kl97s
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THE second section of Victor Hugo 5
l. LES Miserables" was shown at the
section having been displayed the first
three days of last week. The plc,ure
version was resumed with the escape
of Vatican from the prison al Montreuil.
From Montreuil Vatican goes TO the
inn Of the Thenardiers where he finds
little Cosette, the child whom he has
promised 10 care for. He takes her 10
Paris where he is soon suspected and set
upon by the police. He escapes and finds
refuge In convent where he meets
Fauchelcveut. an old friend whom he
had once helped out OF trouble In Mon
treuil.
The favor is returned and F,auchele-
vent represents Vatican TO the sisters Of
the convent as his brother. lie Is ac-
ccpted and the sisters care for the
training lnd education Of Cosette until
she is grown. Vatican then moves TO
quarters Ct his own io Paris where he
and Cosette live as the Faucbelevents.
While Vatican and his assumed daughter
are walking one day Cosctte is seen by
young Marius. who instantly loves her,
They become acquainted and Marius APP
peals to his grandfather for permission
10 marry Cosette. He is refused and In
despair joins the revolutionists
Vatican goes IN search of Msr'qs an. and
his lifelong enemy. prisoner Vatican
asks for the privilege of dispatching ia
vert, but gives him his life. The rebels
are defeated but Valiean makes sem
sa tional escape with the wounded Marius
through the sewer of Paris. AS he
emerces he is arrested by Javcrt. lie
asks TO he allowed to take Marius home
and his request is granted. Javert is
overcome with the goodness of Vatican
and allows him 10 escape Javert then
ends his own life by lcaping into the
river
The Identity Of Vatican is then dis
closed TO Marius by Thenardler. Marius
asks an eMplanation r., and on nis dea ii9o 1G
10 Cosotte and Marius. who by tho re-
lentinS OF Marlus's grandfather arc
united in marriage.
The same elabora teness which char
acterized the pictures in the first sec
ton mark this weeks views. The scene
I'm the sewer of Paris Is especially vivid
and to one who is acquainted with the
book II accentuates strongly the woes
that the haunted Vatican Is forced to
endure.
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Alleged Descrter Arrested.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. Dec. 15.--Cha rles Brown. said
to be n dcsertcr from the United States
army, has been turned over 10 the com.
ma rder at Fort Douglas, Salt Lake by
Sergeant o. II. Mohlman The police Of
FRIDAY.
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rano, Jose Montago and Jose Orgene. il
IS charged that they broke into section
house at uintah. securing d supply Of
food. clothing and other articles. The
value OF the stolen goods may warran
charge OF grand larceny.
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Samuel c.. Dye, II is one OF tho best jury
lists selected In Weber county In many
years. He declares that they arc repre-
sentative men in all walks OF life and that
as whole they are less subject TO ex-
ccptIon from Jury service than those Sc
lected in tho past.
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ITNREDEEMED PLEDGES
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Utaida Rod and Gun Club. location OF
principal place Of business. Gardner q
Adams company. l3SiQ-i2 Main street.
salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF
assessment levied on the 30th day OF Oc-
tober. 1913. the amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders, as
follows.
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GROCERY SPECIALS

SHOE SALE-200 PAIRS WOMEN S
shoes. worth $500 to 81. so. for sl35 and
S1.5o; 20 pairs mems shoes. worth $3.50
10 $500, for $500: one lot ladies' shoes.
Sl0o; children's shoes. TO 10. 55c; big
line baby shoes at wholesale prices.
Good creamery butter, soc; 1St lbs. su-
gar. S1.00; breakfast bacon. 17ac.
5000 pounds candy and nuts at Gu,
prices for Christmas-2 lbs. peanuts, 25ci
mixed nuts. per lb, 15c, soft -shelled al
mouds, pecans and filberts, 2 lbs. for 35c;
soft shelled walnuts, To-, 2oc; Brazil nuts
10. zoe: good mixed candy, h., 10c: sugar
mixed candy. lbs. 25c: 25c quality
chocolates, h., 15c; lbs, popcorn. 2oc;
pkgs. currants, 25cs cans June peas,
25c; case, s1.4o; oranges. cheap.
CHICAGO STORE,
HALLS West 1st South ST. k205C
A = uOPPER GROCERIES AND
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Divorce Complaint Filed.
,ial In Tic Tribune

STeNIaI 10 TIC ITIUUIlU.
OGDEN. Dec. 15.-Chareins desertion
ana failure TO provide, frankie d. Packer
has fled q complaint in the district court
starting suit for divorce from Lafayette
Packer. The parties were married July
.. 1905 The wife petitions FOR the GUS
today OF minor child and $40 per month
JIimouy
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Schramm-Johnson, Drugs,
"The Never Substitutors,"
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authorized to refund your
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have taken one box of this marvellous,
upbuilding prescription, You II be your
old vigorous, energetic self again
One box of Ambition Pills is as good
as a two weeks vacation. For nervous
troubles, tired feeling, exhausted vital
ity, hysteria, loss of appetite, kidney
and liver complaints they are simply
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Pills 80 cents at Scbramm.J ohuson,
Drugs, "Tbe er-Substitutors, - Five
(5) Good Stores, and dealers every
where. Mail orders filed by Wendell
Pharmacal Co., Syracuse, n. Y.
Chdvcrtiocmontl
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FIREPROOF STORAGE


IL YOU ARE A PARTICULAR PERSON.
you want your household goods stored
only In the best place-a clean place.
clean fro,a dirt and vermin, safo place
In every respect our warehouse Is the
best for furniture storage. Como around
and we Viii quickly SHOW you why.
REDMAN FIREPROOF STORAGE CO.
Phone sos. log Main.
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CHRISTMAS TREES

SUNDAY SCHOOLS, CLUBS AND
lodges, attention. Xmas trees Is to
20 feet, from SO 10 So each. 25 w list So.
k20S1
XMAS TREES! BEAUTIES. AT soc
and 75c: a nice bunch OF holly, 15c:
mlstletoe. 25c a bunch: rope greens, etc.
o5 w. 1st So, opp. Richards ST. k1811
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And in accordance with the Law. aud
an order of the board of directors made
on the Goth day OF October, 1913. so many
shares OF stock Of the above dellnquent
shareholders viii be sold AT the office OF
the corporation, Gardner g. Adams COM
pany. 1854 40 Main street, Salt Lake
city, Utah. on the 3rd day OF January,
1914, at 10 O'Clock a. III. OF said day, to
nav delinquent assessment thereon, to-
gcther with cost OF advertising and ex-
a II. MESS.
Secretary.
Gardner q Adams Co. l3s-40-i2 Main
street Salt Lake City. Utah
First publica ton. Dec. 10. 1913. k2o3S
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her father with great devotion thinks
that she is going away only Tor a rev
days. but he knows the truth and mas
consented.
To forget his troubles he sails away
on his yacht TO various foreign lands,
and during an insurrecton In Whlch an
American consul is menaced he plays the
role OF hero and he has won quite repu-
tation when he turns up AT the Villa
MarcheSe, near Mentone, and runs across
his wife and child unexpectedly, although
the meeting has been arranged by ms
lawyer who has acted for both Mr.. and
Mrs. Sumner during the ten years OF
separation. The truth about the money
comes out and this makes reunion more
The daughter, however, succeeds In
bringing her parents together again and
all ends happily
Not much to that you say. Never
theless, the play Is quite Impressive, Inc
sentiment Is all very high and fine and
makes one think how splendid men ana
women are when they lift themselves
above the dross, the selfishness and the
subtlest quntessence OF melodrama ana.
like all nelodra ma. it Is filled with the
tears of things" The most fearful OF all
the scenes is the parting OF father and
daughter Cynthia Sumner Is all that a
nice girl Is supposed TO be-sweet. nigh
minded, refined, gentle. loving. Realizing
the loyellness OF her character, his gree
love FOR her and that he is never to sec
foundest emotions while bidding her
farwell. She thinks II Is only for forty
eight hours and cannot understand the
sadness which she detects in spite OF his
effort TO conceal his feelings. In this
scene the acting OF Mr. Miller and Miss
Ruth Chatteron is beyond praise.
Mr. Miller has earned in recent years
Ia substantial reputation as a stage man
ager and he deserves all the encomiums
that have been showered upon him.
Space does not permit the tribute which
each member Of the cast well earns. Mr..
Miller evidently devoted considerable care
TO voice and enunciatlon. Not Il mem
ber of the cast has a weak or strident
voice except where occasion requires. and
II Is allurlng to hear the lines spoken
with so much grace and charm.
Every stage setting is poem-the
luxurious New York apartment, the
drawing room in the Long Island horne
and the al fresco effects at the villa
Marchese.
II is all very sweet and touching and
refined Mr.. Miller has seldom pre-
scented anything so worthy Of his high
alents, either as an actor or as man
aget,
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\. II. MESS.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT. SALT LAKE
TENNIS CLUB.

Principal place OF business, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at Il meet
ing Of the board OF directors held on the
5th day of December, 1918 an assess
ment OF ten dollars per share was levied
on the capital stock of the corporation,
payable Immediately TO T.. NJ Garnett
secretary OF said corporation, at the
clubhouse OF said corporation on Tenth
East street, between Second and Third
South streets. Salt Lake city, Utah. Any
stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid OIL the 9Th day of Janu-
airy. 1914. will be delinquent and sdver
tised for sale at public auction. and nm
less payment Is made before. VIII be sold
on the 2ith day OF January. 1914, at II
o'clock noon OF said day. Ut the clubhouse
OF said corpora tion 10 pay the delinquent
assessment, together with the cost OF ad
vcrtising and expenses OF sale.
II. NJ. GARNErT. Secretary.
Clubhouse, Tenth East street between
Second and Third South streets. Salt
Dated at Salt Lake City. this sth day
OF December. 1918. kI025
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CANDIES


BUY CANDY DIRECT FROM MFR.
Keely's delicious candy delivered free
by parcel post 5-lb. box. 81. Kcely Ice
Crea m Co. Salt Lake City E20oo
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Tho following thcOter notices arc marked
''udvcrtIscmout' IN order 10 comply with n
strict Interpretation OF the new federal ucTs-
papor law. IN no scnsc are they paid Rdvor"
tisemenis Thoy Gro items furnished 10y The
press ogcnta OF the various thcatcrs.
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Gaby Deslys. the most famous OF all
foreign stars who have ever visited this
country. has assured her management
that she viii bring With her during her
engagement at the Salt Lake theater an
engagement. by thc way, OF only one
night, Friday. December 10. 1913. every
one OF her $50 costumes These costumes
were released from the appraisers stores
in New York only few days ago. Seat
sale opens at the salt Lake theatcr be-
ginning today.
The Chocolate Soldier" will bc at the
Salt Lake theatcr next saturday after
noon and night
Seldom has there been seen at the Or
phcum such an entertaining act, that
carries appeal TO both old and young. as
Sam CHR and Mary Marble, supported
by an excellent little company. When
the curtain goes mp on the characteristic
Dutch scene. with thc big revolving wind
mill, applause Is promptly forthcoming
and continues throughout tho act song
succeeds dance and the story goes mer-
rlly along 10 the climax.
Old fashioned plays arc generally pop
ular with patrons OF the drama. and this
weeks offering. Barriers Burned Away"
ton To tho rule. Tho book written
by l.. p. Roc aud was dramatzed BY
George Middleton. Its presentation this
week by the Mack "a mbeau players is
bound 10 create more than ordinary in
terest. The great Chicago ilre scene in
the third act is one OF the most realistic
ever portrayed al the Utah, and that II
saying much.
"rhe Spirit Paintings" which are be-
Ing shown FOR the first time In Salt Lake.
are causing all sorts of comment from
Empress patrons this week Even those
who firmly believe that they have seen
everything worth seeing pronounce them
The gresest riddle In vaudeville at the
present time. p Il. Selbt. who Is the
originator of this mysterious offering.
certainly hit the bullseyc ms far as mys-
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JOHN JONES. AUCTIONEER AND
valucr; commission business; 8 years
with K. a. Andrews Residence, 1890
C. E. OSTERLOH, AUCTIONEER. RES
idence. ga So. Main. Wasatch 2S24-W
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AUCTION SALES

BEING FAR OUT CHEAP RENT is
the reason we can sell goods cheap;
cash or credit; we have new goods: also
lot of carpets and rugs and second hand
heaters ranges. dressers, beds, almost as
good as new, at half price. Michigan
Furniture Co., 430 State. Was 5l45.
g33Ss
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Attorney Is Silent.

Attorney Joseph Chez VINO intends TO
70 into every detail OF the evidence
against Martin, has not made public mis-
proposed line Of defense. IT was rumored
Edny that he would attempt to discount
- strong circumstantial evidence from
Aorgan b. the Introduction Of an allbl.
Other than the evidence 10 he fu--
nlshed by tho residents of Morgan, the
este VIII base lis charge against Martin
very largely upon the similarity Of hand
writing OF the Leroy Eccles letters and
'that OF tho defendant as shown IN let
ers and reports In possession OF the
|Wriung IN the Southern Pacific letters
g said 10 bear very little resemblance To
NE samples which Martin wrote for the
'elhcors shortly after his arrest.
District Attorney John Z. Davis en-
pnatically denied today that a special
prosecutor or even Attorney General a. Il,
baInes would conduct the grand jury in
'Fesugaton, lie himself will conduct the
examination OF witnesses with the assist
tnce OF County Attorney David Jensen.
MS Is tho formal statement Issued by
. 'ne District attorney today:
vine attorney general as legal adj
sor Of the executive department under
governor, has assured me that amy
'sstance that Is necessary in conduct
ws thorough Investigation OF the black
paiIlng charges will he forthcoming.
ihcrc VIII bc nc private counsel In
tVnductinS these cases II any assistance
VI rendered such assistance will be by
2ssate officials The Investigations before
tse grand jury VIII be conducted person.
@ily hr the district attorney by and with
,s ,s cooperation OF County Attorney Da :
. Md Jensen
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BEAUTIFUL. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
original water colors by Partisan artist.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOsT-BLACK LEATHER COVERED
order. book. a. X Bosard's name in
side. Finder return 10 Kenyon hotel and
receive reward kl3i6
LOST-TRUNK. MONDAY. BETWEEN
Sandy and Midvele. Finder notify Geo.
Broeckman. Phone Midvale 81. KNOT
LOST-A COIN PURSE CONTAINING
money. on Sugar House line Reward
II returned 10 Utah Light or Hy. 9i5-W
KISS
LADY WHO PICKED UP GREEN
purse at 20 p. m, az she got on Sugar
House car Main and 2nd So. please re-
turn 10 Sanders Floral Co. Reward. lti972
LOST-SMJALL BLACK COIN PURSE
at the Orpheum, containing silver bill
car tickets and a key. Return to +. p.
Gallagher at Tribune. Reward.
LOST-ONE 35X4s GOODYEAR NON
skid tire and cover complete on Baker
demountable rim. Please return TO
E1ndall-Dodd Auto Co.. Ltd. % w 4th
So, or Mr.. Evans Utah Portland Cement
Co. k203s
LOST-KNIGHTS TENPLAR WATCH
charm. engraved Mark IL W. r.
Finder will be liberally rewarded. Leav c
same at Tribune office k20i3
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Arrangements Are Made.

According 70 the preparations which
have been made for the Henry Martin
prelIyninary, II seems certain that the
exa,nination will last three or more days.
Because OF the large number OF persons
Interested Justice Rhees has arranged TO
hold court in the basement OF the ward
amusement hall. For tho accommodation
OF the attorneys. witnesses and others
nom this city, the ogden Rapid Transit
Fnpany has arranged 10 operate spe-
&eA inlerurban train to Pleasant View
&ng the trial. This special will leave
10 company's Washington avenue sta
Don at 9:l0 a m, returning Immediately
after the adjournment of court for tho
day The regular ogden Rapid Transit
service TO Pleasant View consists OF a
car every hour, leaving the local station
on the half after the hour. Arrange
ments have been made 10 serve a noon
day meal 10 tie court attaches at the
Ogden Not Springs hotel, which is about
one mile northwest of Pleasant View.
More than twenty witnesses have al
ready been subpocnaed to appear for tho
state during the preliminary hearing The
Hst includes al OF the police and sheriff S
officers. several victims of the black
failers. sheriffs from adjoining counties,
The Morgan people who saw the injured
man OIL the night OF November .. South
ern Pacific employees who will act as
handwriting experts and several other
psrsons who have been mentioned In
eonnection with the blackmail outra ses.
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A. F.. HOPPER, GROCERIES AND
meats Was, oT or o6- $40 Main. c979
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult county clerk or the respective
signers for further information,)
ESTATE OF ISABELLA WARNER.
DECEASED.
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CUT FLOWERS

HUDDART FLORAL CO. G. so. MAIN
street. Phone l06. Cut flowers and
funeral designs nl63j
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalmer. le4 So West Temple. Phone
500. do
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FLORISTS
Floral Decorations

WE SELL OR RENT DECORATIONS
for parties. etc, Sc Il. 18th South. War.
360S- z. h3s2o
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CHARGES QUASHED
/. BY ORDER Of COURT
EmEEZzLEmENT NOT BURGLARY,
WAS oFFENsE lF ANY WERE
COMMITTED.

The case against r. F. Rupp Of
Jerome. charged with burglary. has been
dismissed BY Judge Walters after =
hearing under writ Of habeas corpus
Issued al the instance Of J. 2. Both
well. his attorney. The decision also
disposes Of cases against others who
nad been held under the same charges.
which In their nature were sensational
Judge Walters says IN his opinion
nled:
"Au order viii be entered. directed
to the Sheriff Of Lincoln County, COM
uanding him TO discharge from custody
the petitioner. r F Rupp. whom ne Is
holding to await tran IN the District
Court upon the charge Of burglary
From an examination Of the testi-
mony taken in the court Of the exam
ming Magistrate. am quite eonvin-
ced that a charge cannot be predicated
against the petitioner herein Of bur-
gIary. but that tie County Attorney
would be authorized in proceeding
against the petitioner upon the criminal
charge Of embezzlemens
1T is elemental That one cannot bur
glarlze himself Of his own property. and
The record shows that By duly exscut-
ed bill of sale the property herein al
legged to have been burglariousiy taken
from a certain store building was the
property Of the petitioner. r F RuDp.
and that he was authorized to dispose
OF the same for certain purposes The
fact that he disposed Of such property
contrary 10 the terms Of the special bill
OF sale OF the assignment would not
make The petitioner Rupp guilty Of bur
glary. t would. however make him
sasity Of erabezziement 4 such facts
we're proven have examined with
care the authorities cited by counsel
for the state TO the effect that under 4
statute defining burglary in terms sim
liar TO that which burglary IS defined
In this state. Il has been held that one
who enters the store in the daytime in
the usual course Of trade. apparently
as a customer. but who steals proper
" from the store, is guilty OF burglary.
but can find no authority that goes
50 far as to hold that one who Is
managing agent Of a store and has the
undisputed right Of entry. may enter
such store. abstract goods therefrom,
and be guilty Of burglary"
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PURER SEEDS FOR
STATE FARMERS
IMPORTANT CONVENTION TO BE
HELD IN IDAHO FALLS FEB
RuARY 2f-22.

Pref W. h. oiin. director Of Rgri-
cultural extentions Of the University
of Idaho sends up the following which
will be read with interest by all par
ties interested in the question Of pure
seeds in this part Of the state:
Kindly publish for your reading
public, that the Idaho Seed Grow
ers association win hold ite annual
meeting at Idaho Falls. Feb. 21 and
20. This association has for its pur-
pose the obtaining Of pure types Of
farm seeds and the maintaining Of
their purity through registration or
the seed stock. It desires
the support and cooperation OF an
persons interested in the growth and
sale OF good quality seeds.
Hon. Bert Ball Of the council Of