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Show - .... l . ' INECCLES" , r Reel. In 11010. when Devitt les told frith. he said. that he (odes) as the father of hira Geddee sow was is .toy on es on direct ex-latabstantisily the same . . n g to David CASE' enat ee declaration othrzriPalg ' Mr. Gibbs, i said that the declaration was written at 'the suggestion of a t . , DESERET EVENING - IBBS TESTIFIES .. , . . One-) .. NETS FRIDAY JULY:',2 '- - SioreOlien 1 i IP t Saturday To 9 P.M. i CLOSED 1 i d,, from page Jurist. Atty. Gustin asked who thie wonissued. Those cireumstances were some- - "Mormon" Jurist WW1, The .plaintlfrs it ruled follows! A What as objected, but the .court Snow. icqunsel that the witness must answer. versOnal friend of President coiled on the..prosiderit,ittd said that it rmrcglabssaa44.044..,, Jediee46, :,. Iran wen Inown ainong Gentiles that IV. Bench. The wirliewil teglited that soma plural marriages Were being per- Judge Sartch wrote President Snows formed. He said that couples were go- -, declaration at the president's requesk4 ,e'. Atm to Mexico to be married snd were and president snow signed it. Mr. Gibba testified that he toltt.Davkil the United States. .. then .returning to. not told President Snow Eccles that preardent itnow--diThis that as a friend he wanted him to know' that any plural nutrflages were the G.IltiiI1 emmugungt,,d thought the being know that The' althea at length! ,')dorrnotur were only obeying the letter -thtrlaw- against polygamy, end not concerning the, yeah of Grant Geddes' i - the spirit of the law. May le and in the ,presiderses office-o-n - 17, 1900. ., . ,s , QUE.STIO,N.4110SE. -arose between Mr. He atiltrhe was present at the ineet.i "The question Preciviewei ' H , ; , cs - , . ......i-,,.- A 7, MONDAY" t , .A11, ' - 1.CO, Aet Onlei 1- -- K. El 4 - A:1- 4 ' 1 - . ki 4- - . ( , ,, It MI N .'-- E - talk -- iasiam..---,k a , WM SOWS r IL , ' - a n4 a- ysolf. ea- 111",,c1Ns ..,..oi 'An..01h-07.610.6ntle.:Wit:':$01t.-- V--- i' ' i I, 1 :., 1, ' 1 1 ''' tr ' i Bargain 1 meeting. Wei of Maggie Geddes. Itolti nim that he he took notes at that stated that s.letter was written by hill said 'Would have to do it and 17. under the instruction , on May hen be prepared to tell - Must to 1 Presidents Snow and Cannon to Dish- i and by whom you ,wer -,- - ,,- ed ''''P Rnimwoll of Plain City- - A eN1 1 said He nit Geddes.' ,,fthis letter is on file he mad at hoc -- Maggie an he ofMee want to tell that. Then -- i , and he promle..4 to produf, ,i61 e in i num at least h. rp i been , e had whether the rnartiag nt letter in court tomorrow. InwW-PreWdeSnow be have theGustiii Hied a of asked if copy Atty. came president of the Church. He said letter was in the files of bin office in .b. waa wining to do that because the H. imiti it wait .Whirrringe4......,..... ..,..toolLplIce....lurhitr.migtr,4.3admxiin;t Atty. Gustin asked who has the' ."..right to inspect, the Ales at the office; Works decided. however, that he would of the First Presidency of tbitzinirett.! not me President Snow at that time. The counsel for dies plaintiff ebientetil - He maid he might come again or send and the objection was eastained. ' someone." asko44 what weal Mr- flihhe was-thedid he say you might tell the menireo. Here attain there was! ' Mr. King. mitered by the plaintiff.; an P,teshnt Snow."' asked oNertion - "He authorized me say to Preid- - which was sustained. confidentially, that Maggie Mr, Gibbs having referred to Prowl- Geddes, belonged to him, and that he dent .1,1eves attitto, teletirdx the Will 1 the father Of her child, he byt: mdattretrte, eras mked to ten what pram wanted President lineir loweagard tt its Snows attitude was. The court ruled conntiential. He paid that Maggio Ged- that ha must &newel,' the question. des kept theliMearet to save breaking his PREST &NOW'S.. ATTITUDE. Halt" -- family He sahl Snow's attitude was Was anything said about Mexico?" :t Starts ,Saturday at hi . ly 4 - - 9:30 Tables, AM. OPeu mom tipeo 24e bi 010 TurktsVI, Neu. gat, lb. Lk VAIL ;real Sale , 7.7 AVirt ,11:4 wizo. 0 21; 'II t ' . .otk4 , Tb pur- w chow window. We simply ask you to , them with waists, in other stores, . conpare , priced at $2.50, $3.50, $4 and $5then tome. t)iic .t . They include hand embroidered voiles, imported mulls, organdies, nainsooks and pure French linen in "candy" stripes of blue, pink or lavenft der with white. Two-hi-o11 L collars; long or short sleeves. The sheer waists are trimmed Shadow-proPetticoats , $1 69 in ,valenciennes laces and insertions;. organdy fronts with set-i- n collar and cuffs to match: Made with handsome Maderta broidered insertions and flounce& Also dotted Swisses with touch of color; and A I" WInt Uwe and embroidery Izom- -, cross-b- ar . lawnsma terials. Bu t all binatioo flounces- - Very special. (3rri made in and every one new in style. America, floor). 1 falk ;YIN 114 vi; No Exchanges, Choice Irak' tevii0 f - --- -- Better than all previous salesa lucky chase' for us aristlar.4.04.,Many-44--thele-die- (--4 Saturda aizr-florilositi- . . . ties. lb tot .11 18, d Nag - Iof FrodS Mint Regularly sold at Our fountain at 1St; special Saiirday- - only, ,10t. Butter Dain- f', I ! A A - ne of -- FamIlicer:91 Shirts at .011set Titireters:Saniplis7ollht "Quaker City" Brand . ttTj , 4161 V, 3 vido - interest men who have a care in their selection of shirts. are usually confined to exclusive haberdasheries. There shirts "Quaker ity" 'seare no shirts alike in this big assortment. They include madr, e silk, crepes and percales. Some have polo collars; otherb full ette, "sport" style. Plain white and striped patterns in high colors. - Sizes 14 to 16 A sale 1 to ,t P wood-fibr- S i only. The assortment is not large, but select. See them in our show windows. Then cordPire therm ailk those you. see inother stores at $2 and $2.50 You will find themdisplayed On bargain tables Saturday, just inside the Main Street entrance. Take your time in making selections for none will be exchanged. Toilet Goods Specials Am 1 3 Arc vte that any plural marriages. if there and vacation tripe: For week-en- d but in a later were any after the manifests, should sig Alpha" batbing caps; pure gum U. be consummated in Masks or some Mr. Gibbs. , " Pure rubber bathing ceps; good- - Democrat other place where the Lew did not for. at the .111c grade and had a talk bid and the couple so married should t traveleraSloJohn remain hint Hour-SaleViolate ICaturelle Taint pow-- ulmJ United States where plural mar!. Henry Smith had come to the office of der. .10c Phut Presidency and had told Pres-- - Angell were forbidden by law. lir snow lot r choteelOc Aseorted was tooth brushes. Plain City girl that, tient "Did Presti'Woodruff permit plural t - In trouble, that he was before Aluminum Mr. collapsiMedea? asked cups, in drinking marriages arr! biaboie court. and that the bishops G Moth balia; tuU strength; 2 court was trying to mike her divulge to the question objected King Atty. of the- father of her child. I and the court ruled that it was not 1Se the name pounds ' told Atm Keefe that I thought he bad relevant "Blear Hair Brushes, special at ate sent John Henry Pmith to President Chamois Skins: large eizes Mr. Gibbs was asked if he dellMtely lie To every little boy or girl accompanied by parent or older thater. I told Mr. Eccles that I bad said understood from David Eccles that he Sompre Giovine, a toilet favor- 1:mos-m1tg- ; muftis 310c. to President- Snow that I happened to iDavid Eccles) was married to Mew . we will give one ballon free. NO PURCHASE NECES- ' Pri that the father of the Plain City 'Maggisi' Geddea stes;'SOZ size .38c Plibeeco Tooth Blois SARY. Will be given away in Juvenile Clothing Department. chambray', black lateens i 1 womanim child did not live lw Plain Bensoin and Almond Lotion; large "1 ceitainly did," Mr. Gibbs answered, and khaki colored shirts for work - City. that he could not be bandied by bottle "DM Mr. Eccles bend anyone to you ....23c or camping uses: All sizes 14 to that hishisp's court. gran if his name about Maggie Geddes?" t .111c Listerine: the 2Sc size at Limit S. ., were divulged to theni. f said to Mr. I t I Elker's Violet Cerate .23c t ' Zoete that Preaidertt Snow had Ad, 1 25c Cold Rose 1Se WOMEN'S BRASSIERES. 20e gize Jap Cream; ; 15 Wised me to tell the father of the child to Then it WaS not Itecesaary for roe Loren Face Powder. Sle size at 29c Made of strong M1151111 with shield take the matter up with Pre. Snow Broken lines and odd lots of all suits that have sold from t question that be ought to take his according Sets Manicure for be travelers arms. to under with Ifook or your front. arrangement la,e tocare tor. them Mexico and a 4 75c to $3.50. Galateas, and other wash maDavid Eccles- "- , Rubber gloves. pure gum; all Prettily trimmed with embroidery. I , roPerlr. sizes 23c it was not neceseary and I did Limit 2. terials. Sizesve 21,i to 8 years. Sale prices range from 38c to e ''What did Mr. Eccles lay about not"No.take it -up until Grant Absorbent Cotton; poundroil Ino $1.75.-- If Geddes size will thotr, a id boys' you your SHORT SILK GLOVES get bargain. came.' gpcmge Bags. and Wash rag cases, I $aid that be wat mortc-straMilanese silk gloves in a hite ONE H LP PRICK WHAT MRS. EfeLES THOUGHT. of the Church than of of the la only. A guaranteed make with re. Floor)- I (Main not N Mr. Gibbs said that he did not divulge AT- the law of the land." 1, ... inforced finger tips. Limit I pairs, OUTING SPFIALS. , N Mr. Gibbs testified that a letter was the name of David t Eccles to the First , 'Written from the Preeident'a office to Presidtnry. He was asked --conotrolite , Dennison's Decorated Lunch Seta. LONG LAWN K1310NOS'25c -Made of allover two and three One, embroidery. flounces. Bishop- Bramwell In regard to "Mag- the canvereation with Mra Bertha containing 1 large table cover 12 pretty figured, lawns, made in by counsel Eccles it her home in Ogden during Cut in the very prettiest models for little girls, from 2 to 14 gie' Geddes. B. was asked kimono style with embroidered neck napkins. 12 dollies, and 12 plates Sic ARON tor the defense if he could produce a October. lett In answer to questlowah Wax Paper. for lunches; 34 ft and sleeves. A summer- - nscensitY: kit e years, Some finished with pleats and tucks. Sale price less At laC of that letter. He said he thought he said that Mrs. Eccles told hha that roils. tor Limit 3. be the he than material the the could and would Church that be glad ought to punish married by yard. Paper Napkins; plain while; 200 , ,Le men as well as younger men folks ftw rte10 so. MEN'S ENION srrrs 4c. for 15c ' d Mr. Gibbs' their tranagressione and ant leave the At several Made points of during Odd Straw HatsBroken 2 Wash nainsook Decorated crowbar broken Boys' Girls' doz. with Dressesof Nusoettf.d back& Sc Boys' Paper Napkins. teatirnony.- - some of the spectators in married men's cases until he is dead 2 dozen AthKnee Paper length. 4Led .....10c plates: . the court room laughed aloud and the and then el le up treUbla for his family: letic style.- - Sizes to 46-- Limit 3 suits lines of our own regular stock sizes, from regulnes, ar $1.00 pretty colored wash materials. Paper Drinking Cups; 2 packasoo Sc Mr. Gibbs said the only persona be eourt toot occasion to give instruction and $125 plain A grouping of odd lots and iNEWergi. 100 io package; 2 Jelly UNION GIRLS' surrs 17c to had talked conin with ito to relation hie or $1.25. sokl manifestationa of approval that formerly that up . Sc packages., Light weight balbriggan- - Law neat.' serges and corduroys. Sizes, broken lines. Sizes 2 to 6 and disapproval of the testimony by. the s.ereation with David Eccles were Sire Z.4 Lts bands. package, neat I)ish and 4to Paper Good knee. Rags; sleeves, and Sizes 3f to 15 Eccles. tight to David rt, McKay and Judge shapes should be given. years, but not all sizes 12 and 14 years only. Choice Spectators Box Stationery; white or tinted 13c 14 years. -Limit 3 suite. Dm President snow ask you to Wilbam.H. King, counsel for the plain50c Choice 12 a of Choice kind. Sizes to 75c floor. 48cSecond years. Cards: pair Playing gilt edges, pack 25e Economy ilasement. tarns the father of the child?" asked tiff. It appears that Mr. Gibbs will be on El Atty. Gustin in cross examination. 7 mmilmmomm& ,a the stand the entire afternoon and perreplied Mr. GRA. , ttail You didn't volunteer to tell him?" ils ps tomorrow, -I told him that I knew the Nth-W- s During part of the afternoon seselon CLARK ARRAIGNED Vera Cruz today by Oen. Carrariza, acEXCHANGE WILL CLOSE GEFtMAN REPLY NOT name and was authorized to tell Congressman Joseph Howell was In the 11 cordoing to a cablegram reaching the Icourtroom and sat beside the judge Iro PORFIRIO TIGEM the afternoon tall of ths iloaring it'--It escessarre- .consulate here todat, which 1WS EXPECTED VERY SOON Carrariza IN OGDEN COUR who lee nephew to the congrenaman. Did you tell anyone else?" adds that there will be no such nego- 'Salt Lake Stock & Mining Exchange today tha,,exehange was closed for a "l'es, I told Mrs. Eccles in October tiation,.. 'sat year." Washington. July 2.Seer. Lansinit The tUfeai 'or Zapata forces ease of vacation until next Tuesday morning (Special to The New.) J 1 indicated today that he does not ex- Mexico City by Gen. Gonzales and the This la due to the usual Fourth ef ELLEABECK 'vet TALKg WITH NIBLEY. arwho was Clark. DIAL Ogden. July TODAy pect the reply of the German gov- capture of several cannon and other July holiday. To 1 Sr. Gibbs wits asked by the coun- rest id several days ago by the Ogden ernment to the,latest.American note war material hi also reported. V for defense how he came to.- - be bepolice, wee arraigned this morning MI Consul General fthanklin and C. J. regarding the Lusitanta incident will CEMETERIES.- ,, -- connected with the trial of the Eccles be transmitted until July fourth at O'Connor, representing the Red Cross AFTER LONG ILLNESS fore 8 T. Corn. United ofStates from page one.) .ease. Me amid that at one time in talk1on the charge opiinisstoner. ti having 'Berlin to least are said to have reached Mexico City Mor According' press WASATCH LAWN CKMKTFRT. 1-' WI about it with Joel Nibley he had um in his possession lie was bound the answer is now before Em- safely Wednesday night. They had 4.tek. n provilional preaident' and rare ISIS Kearns Blag, W. 2512-- 44 WM him (Ni)leyj that he knew of over to derail trial in the United States Il diatelyofch.'s, Ahem. 30 years all Mexico peror William at his army headquart", Witt whom hOspital ,of fir MOM who might be a good witness in iyaz. bonds were fixed ha d gtvwlit in.swe.deltthe--capitair-ee-- ers.rs. 31 delay Mrs. Henrietta Myer supplies and were given safe transport - FLORIST. i the ease sad in answer to a, question 1 1. $1,000, :zoo new of the lines German to Washnote the both to factions, Vera says bring embark at through retly. the next day said lise.referred to himself. He ow of Thomas W. Ellerbeck. died at ' he re.A ington after President Wilsonli 10mnimm..m...,1.. the report. Cruz for Europe. since then he h..-,-THE LEADING FLORIST. W. W. that several times Mr. Niblev I:0; O'clock this afternoon at her resi,,..', ,,, saidsummer residence at lived virtually an exile In Paris and turn from his E. Znd South. Phone Wee. ST.. KING, him who to asked this tell proposed dence. il Cornish. ! avenue.. a For a number !other silent observer! European cities, 1 - 1 proopectiv. witnesa was, but that he ot. years. Mre. Ellerbetk hatlbeen In of In State Coahuila "64 LOCALS. .4DESIGNS A SPECIALITt FLORAL I In still times tha.-troublesome more not , did wish to tell. He said that later ll Main. Saa Evans Floral Co and nwmbers of the family Land he hall 10 agruted, I 1 . Judgt King Vain to have a talk with Erehtalth Wheat Waste to at came. bedslde the when end the TheGenCrop these Going of Diaz held views 11 r.,,hiln., tit answer to queittion Mr. Gibbs ERNEST LAMBOU'RNK IFIL0RAL. win rire National SandeTwo ;subsequent happenings were reported by one ester. Mrs. ' had talked about the case She'la survived said' )1 Vas 2111: 19511. Mary Pitt and five chtldren. Mrs. guns ot Capt. Webb's battery will firel.ilna,. hi,- rumor. He authorized but with one Laredo. no the Joel state Texas. Nibley. Judge George F. Felt. Mr. Walter S. Eller-- - the national salute at highnoon. except li July Chari Pow interviews. and those in the main O. David and Kinc Me. statehouse from the FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 1, beck. Mrs. C. M. Denedki and Adah grounds. Thel twang those of an old man grieved over l of Coahuila the largtkst wheat er0.1) that 14 Basel. via lune Switzerland; 29, Kay . Mn Gibbs was then asked who Elierbeck of Salt 1.ake fire the also national will IS artillerymen tI and Horace S. own MilliOntrilel and thoes .ot Meg- Parte. Jul,' 2, 12 i has 'produced Tor göing were the Chorch authorities in 1500 Wm. Taylor. So. W. Temort salute from the Rio (rand, viaduct, Semite. -li e longed to see peace n transmission)--Austriaand Hun- to waste because of inability to :get St.los, and he promised to eeeure an authentic Ellerbeck . Utah's leading "undertaker and em. July11 In honor of the advent of the lughe& and was often ,Rada Mrs. Ellerbeck sea born in as urine 14 quoted list for counsel for the defense. 1 agents balmer. garian quanlarge and Services buying fleids. be said will a Wheat bet Devout-hirand handw there goods the pasfarm quality on England. Lino"' urged the now former President Muerte tities Of foodstuffs-througho- ut April Liberty Switz"Tent knew David Eccles intimately. best. Prices at your Own suiting. W. 3$11, on Pioneer fired salutes She day. Captain watt the war. lila tf a to He to daughter from Mon, here prevent foreign aenger rikt quit erland Mr. s today not. at arriving Their Gibbs? high prices. object you a Ilium and Mary Collins Dyer. in- Sep- Webb expects to have leo men with was repeatedly reported on the point understood to be to for ' CYDON4E14, Sk CO-- , UNDERTAKERS "Test get as m h as terey, are being used' for peaturage at the August encamp- of returning to Mexi.co. but he deniedrly:d South West and, embelmera . "'Tett wrmid be glad to do him any tember lildg she oame to Utah and was his battery possible before the Swine government horses 'Ad cattle.: tha i in June 1663 to Thomas W. ment near Monterey. Cal. Interned was stool& .Mesiett conever he Phone $SC !trait Temple Realty Bldm, favor.. would you!' imposes a 'general embargo on food .Reports from Monterey Indicate I, - It.'llerbecit Mr. Ellerbecte was a pioneer with the United States. exports . tinuous skirmishing and bushwhacking S.Guard Inspector ReturnslJeut. w.liOrawn int-- war soon.. which Tese aPpears likely 3trt. man business and the founder of the 13. Wallaceinapector-instructo- r between Villa and Carranza troops near NIONtiVIENTTOMBSTONES i'llirben be nag liver of thol.,,r unless It was for him to the in hit , Brets - SAR Lake gas company.--.,ative land. in-Paredon and Villa Garcia. There was :!. . .,.1iTea; or now that be is tired " The funend services will be held at Utah guard. has returned from an 1 3tr Hia 1330. was in Diaz born Gen.. 10 Lam: from miles a Denial LABON STOCK Official TO Smrcr FINE of did fight yesterday not violate your confidence 13 o'clock teu southern tomthree of the "meet. TOM ' afternoon at the 3A6 were of (Ad Spanish stock with St..Wou- - CAA., from from C. to Mr. Eccles until this case came US &nee, 66 Sunday pesos with qt. Villa detachment -, paniee. He says each of them will at- I family Prazi avenue. ' First Peace an Left blood. of Its-infusion Indian Monclova. result is not known. did "Vier. Negotiations t General -1 tend encampment Le men strong.. SONS co TARS ELIAS MOBRIS 1 fatherless 'mete at the age ;tat 3. be was reports say the Villa bands are oppoAlto Ring objected sN;iiliedly to this - tat South Gem Temple Block, W.1 educated at the expenee of the bishop ' Fined for gloating DeerP. aramulliti11" of ;" ' questin n. and declared that itivas the Men 2.01neta1 Galveston Teta& July Under e Charged cora-Marne and fish state Chambers. .ot with Oaxaca to Mr. Ecie, for higher allegiance ntal that toward negotiations looking i word this ng FOR RENT, APARTMENTS 1 Mr. Gibbs to come forth and tO,stify eventually Known Criminal Law missioner. received apriest.... buthe carried on bet wapn Fx44 Or'der Works Well oe coming tarried to law and then at the outbreak peace the arrest--when the paternity of David Ecclerel Gene. Obregon and Villa, was Issued WI itilDryt9 UNFURNISHED; Chicolarts:of-Runnysi140. on Antoninus of the war with the United States was questioned: -l'i . , clOW On Line - ONE" ',Frank Howard. alleged bunco man'. charge of shooting a deer. The ac- turned to a military career. He served OregmiShort ' MODERN APART- MRS. OF BEHALF GEDDES.Et a:ho, G. A. with Gorman wise cused man. paid a. fine Of $100 into throughout that etruggle in a militia together ment, ground floor, disappearing bed. , Mr. Gibbs said that Grant Geddes rrg tigwANby the Pence. on Ya rt PREST. WILSON STUDIES s 3(rs. of Justice Morgan Evans- - I corripany which he helped organise The order prohibiting the service of range anti heeler. Inlaid linoleum. $22.t, 1.1 caws to the office of PfltlitiPlit Sltr,W chargesNwas discharged la thegranOr th modern apartment SS. AO also was declared city he Vacation--Mcss made after Frainpeace Returns Short ' ott Oregon intoxicating Inew liquors 1.44 ,'''''' in Way. ISO& and represented that he court thil,atteritoon sad the cams Louie 4th E. IMPORTERS' PROTEST marl throughout.'Apply easistant general see-- 1 l a special study of military ciente. He i Railroad became trains --Atien had teen vent by David Eccles in be- - again st him 4ismiess4 for lack of evi- rotary ofCorder, company an,MNM0 the Y. W. C. A. has returned and one other were the- only two in ' of "MaCtle Geddes." Mr. Gibbs aence on molloriNor the city attorney. effective yesterday. Atcording to otn- - I FOR SALE. the contlirir who dared metal, oppose . Condsh..N. H.,July claim of the road, everything is operat- - , $aid that it was after this visit of Grant Howard is still under bonds. however . from bar extended vacatiOn. and is;' the rms.' r4 dictaAnna's Santa continuation of in the active Charge employment .,,... Geddelithat the letter to Bishop Bram- - las he. together with Vormen. fact the forenoo' is T most Wilson and it of n believed well, this trig SS confidently b..: FLAGPOLS IRON spent oN.E FT. ordered. torship. His execution was that the new arrangement will prove 3 in to a in. For sale at a bargain-- J: charges of being habitual criminal& bureau of the association. Ova , Arta wag written. In his Balinkendeis studirla Houio hut Herrera's and Joined he escaped W. . 1 Here--Th- ei vs. . In Itunter to question. Mr. Gibbs said 1Their bonds were fixed at tale for each $tE . Belt, , thoroughly latiafectory. Highland''s Body frig revolt He speedily made a reputglion wOrking on .sta . that Etisold department matEccles was one of the 1.inti were furnished. These are the first body of John Highland. an old 'time' as a soldier.. -k - truatose for Clutters bonds which were !two men and as a brigadier-geters and other 'official buldness sent i charged in this city under the miner who died Wednesday. . 4tsit ESTATE. SALE--REElt1 FOR was In the chief thorn era! he the t to the' Have too 4nced settled se about seot000. He said the new habitual or known (Timinal i.. here from Washington. Nev.,erM 'arrive here this eventrie.; side of the French forces. when. ' I ... band- at Lagoon. was 8. Hid& At Fare 25c Louis trustee other !military formMr. Itr. local AND buriaL for a: Highland COTTAGE. 'WALK The president read carefully re3ROOM 4 taking advantage of the Civil ,war in Includedl '. I,- .. this point adjournment Tor the noon chide trees between Ilth and 14th Seem and! the united States. they attempted to ports from 7the state department on latter erly was , employed Soh of Former Sheriff I'. te Awes was taken. teems en ddyrrttsement. sun? 4th and 6th East, MS; Mercue. ' I , plate Archduke Maximilian of Ans.' the Armenian incident attuned Before Mn Gibbs was called to the i F. Ittit dibt- Shot by MrcStegoart (fief Crean 1rd TransferredA.- H. tria on the throne of a Mexican 'm- - communications concerning Mexico f , ''' ' stand this morrting, the examination of NOTICE. , ' and examined a report from fece. r Murray. who has for some time bef,o!.pire.,. Dial harraseed the enemy eon(' Mre. Flora Nielson. Mr& Geddes's aunt. ' MODERN BRICK 1401:0E, and In dune. 1367. captured was completed. Mr& Nielson testified chief clerk in the office of the United' Lansing on data laid before the TO WHQ14 1.t. MAT CONCERN': The HY M,Clellapd stare department by a committee of Rostan Drug company wishes tO no.Megico CII with his forces. On the that she had on more than one orris lTaotihneedpottlici: aattnd Rhein oirtst offiecehoowtteare Rates aseay office. has been ! of the republic s he importere protesting against alleged tify its creditors that itwill sleet men David Ecclet take Mrs. G'ed. ferred to the United States transl IMP be - - ) , iof EIGn David LAUNDRY, of as a Emery. This countries. candidate for neutral unsuccessful Flee. Tbe recent t'') des in his arms and kiss her She said information responsible for any more debts inSheriff C. Frank riflery at 733 rice has made itincreatiwin in..1 President. but in 11111 he was elected! trill be considered carefully- in the !1 also that she had seen - Mr. Eccles give bY the Boston r)rug at 80 .tvecesaary'-'4tturrod 1,A17141,11T. The boy PeLACE Mn. Geddes ntoney. Ito fill the oneXpired term of the fu- - ! preparation of the final draft of the east First South or 18 South Main. crease the clerical 'force there. ,, , Iformer withTemaleotreet. some other Youths held eiltee 11 West 1st South. ". ettve prettident Lerdo. His butt and' note soon to be sent to Great Brit, ROSTAN DRUG COMPANY. Conte. VS West Secoad south. Wu. an annle tree in the rear of - AUTHORSHIP OF PREST. elehth election was In July, MO. Was. Office Ii Suet Eee0114 south. thwhouse when a woman named Mrs. later rrealdent Wilson and Edit Third South. Was. V iazof m'esx:5017: (Wiles 11 eat tor otthat Cary Stewart came out with a 22 calT. Grayson braved the .tain FOURTH RATES: ', Works ThI eatt Fourth South. JULY SNOW'S DECLARATION l-Kari- rifle. thhe4 I al,The ram de. and she ts anewalked hoya Hytand surthe woods through to have taken aim and shot at . government. although th e TPeperauP rounding the president's summer:es tAuudry brought to teflon loves 11.1OT (Speviit..'n The News.), 1 The 'SHORT, OREGON huller tate.UNEliTssed the boy. was mo ft said atHatlakeriden he emplod were wiely ,ciry t:yoda Gibbs is u:., .. b heed. i 1, 'oirdelk Joie dr. House today that the president ex, Titketo on sit causing a actin, wound. L 4 owl 5: limit this afternoon. On I Tge boy was attended hi Dr. C L. nen. 'Nees wife Senora Carmen 714- - pects to remain berg another week July Itit. Spectst low excursion rates FOUNDRY St STOVE- REPAIR. 1 ' ' t he repeated the Sandberg. and is not oeriotudy hurt. mere Rubio Dtaa. and their son. Pm, 11100112 pressing bustness,should in- - botween local points. FOS CALL. wrirrertrg FOIINpitY rolMirs' he toid this morning relative to IThe Stewart woman was - taken Into - Ilrio DiaLJr. ttalt-e-Awife. the '.Ticket latter'a 11- : . storyconversation onsi Hotel Cite City dodo. stow e ell Wade.- - "rotor narter ;,' Eyelids-betwee& himself-an- d sheriff. the w e ere beds! at th when end 4A74. the min Was. . irked Judge King. -- at this time, conversation. replied maw Mr. David Eccles Mational bank corner. Morning Not t .)Q..-.7..0.ji.f;110.0i4B.5.- ........ s ; EE Saturday , -- -- now ......... Ilit to AJTE R 10 ,A.M. - . Saturday 1 10 e 'billy It BOYS' WASH SUITS AT HALF PRICE 4n I - linena-ctrambra- ys, ...... - lk we-ha- !WI-cla- sp GIRLS' WHITE DRESSES. $1.00 1- -- -- ...... PantsMI - . MB. . ,eal ES - -- lEs 2.-- -C. ' PER-pen- ALlarge--q.uantli- . -- A-- Tft - LATE - --- -- 1 In Writ-Eccl- es -- i- -- - t z- 6 ultra-comb- c -- 1 - t - - ) -" ,, . . 1 tgs ! I ot !ióf are-bei- de . ' . t4 the-cou- - - - i Soma-Lin- -- - I - - . 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