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Show - THE mes EVEN DOES THE 70 WORK OF ATKER EXHIBIT INDIAN INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, | Would Electrical Show Displays Wondrous Possibilities of Mysterious Fluid WOULD AMAZE B. FRANKLIN TALKS ON INDIAN HANDICAP. AND House THis andet Wife Is the Partleularly on It wa ed m mal ‘ifled dd \ a truly' yon- Franklin fished in theday teowhich ‘ rical! South, 3 in keep sit a few their her ! button start Ahe do family the er, feed machinery at ; An ‘ but the that churn chilckens and: Carlisle ¢osmo- and for of H. E. { Har. city on repre- id « ; Huntington Paes I rae ¥ n been on, illus trative but- Sallery ae A throw an The Of the oe Tap des neele chosen which of Lilp the colleg?> Cia nimit On tween account of -the -heac a disagreement of the normal. beand Touch vy land native different continent start: the (primitive, siniplicity pursuit of their is va among, the : of an of an Prepared City e rilie >| art famillé in their and™ engaged; vin various industries a 7 Railway MOMDAY 15 ARBOR. DAY i¢/ienguase. gone to college and done in - . . « | met Men at to. eg be i, dark. ens and. sar on the TY approach s of . ula th beainda heel S aryandl (9 heya0 rae ea ey WOU of the Hy-lo maa a sharec n n Drought one of would be ever to | \ilization fier ee that into the a oe quickest and | | changes toa taken arb . fhe in aoe for | ret ne ere eee ever arcs of ‘th servance of the Day April 16. place ae Ind@ian i - mg |late trom MINES. " = = i Supply of (ibe waver Bernd ge a Coal. 910090 eect, ame reeeera ha Sees seat aie z eee oer oars nee bee aera Sa Sao atlasRUN 2, | refused to ernor Folk . yo ao. to work has secured Ts corey epee in behalf of up-to-date, song a |. write pont ih conte : his Arbor eae day John proclamation, C, Cutler has naming Issued || erly the state esa lease on one of the ; Wav: olitics eewere snot tale ce an Mo'\.consider-; 2 ¢ Display Is Wonde ca eee by the majority of people, mel Monday, ‘April 16,as the day for ob| do ees Rime hE Tieticvarey foe The display certainly: fs ree -- }servance, instead of the 15th, which | days, he will begin taking out coal and instructive. .-To. the. layman i eae on Sunday this year a } With non-union men necessary discussion about amperes, volts, ohms, ee Geo era itlcemiiensmvno enterathe seni loy sot tives. power, was positives overwihelraing, ¢ and nega-| ‘SUCCUMBS not. carelessness. pounds, butts, that the sac cks grocer cases, rE = |Funeral handles|;After and TO well] understood. Thie knowledge that! these fearful things had to be handled by électricians with,.just the -same doze Mrs. PNEUMONIA = a . Mrs. Mary mas? ae pie Rey enemaye: of Be a ten days' Mary attack J.'Phippen } ¢ ral | sentiment Sunday prevailing, ee of jever been known in ko | ‘f his condition will ae Balt Lehe, Wille of pneumonia| °f the dicd surely, makes alue of electricit ternoon at the family residence increase in the minds of thé consum-|Tigchth East street. She was th: ers. ting ali these technicalities |of Sylvester Phip ypen. Funeral at- wife ser Civic | productive of so indicates, oe caren 4) the At state will be Trenton, guarded Missouri, by the militia Trenton this state betrore Mining company has oo about its especially obtain | plant a high wire fence, all the metal ine inaueyresion | parts of which are charg ed with elec- league g | Salt Lake the |} It ts desired | be paid to the i: has peat y much good nee" | tricity to make | union_ "City Beautifu that especial attention beautifying of homes Within miners are the enclosure working non- Notices | hav been posted warning strangers ;}agninst the deadly electrical current | and forbidding trespassing aside < iewing the exhibit strictly |yices will be held Wednesday after-|50 Many little things in the way o ive thousand miners in Arkansas in the light of resulis: obtained, the}noon at 3 o'clock from. the Eleventh | cleaning yards, trimming lawns, hedg- | and 6,000 in Indian Territory refused display is truly, wonderful ward meeting-house. The remains may | &®: trees and shrubbery, and the plant- | to resume work today.:. There was The..design shown in urination be viewed at the family residence be. | ing of trees and shrubs will ail aid | no violence there 7 be ve tween the ré ult without yond : mtiinicalion "by wire for distances .comprehension: ng,;usewing, be done' by . great pow. hours of 1 and 2 o'clock native of "| Kir making the outward appearan« Salt Lake more gratifying, j to visitors, but to residents not e of | alone} -wire, almost . Cooking, and|Rinnock and E, B. be-}Lake City, and Mrs. heat-| ironing and. washing 1 epplication of } + Phippen of Salt Effie Knight of Governor Cutler's full is as follows: Lehi. car thi ned to|MRS. Governor's ELIZABETH Whereas, DERR preclamatton | Proclamation. arog aay es 4 president of the South- Operators' association, 25,000 miners, said to- day that there has been no move on the part of the association's members to accede to the miners' de smands for a re sumption of the 1903 scale have done all we aid) Mr perry, "and will abide by the Indianapolis conference decision. The as- soe jation remains firm against proposition to advance wages. We ease roela Perry, y-estern Coal which employs land; Ohio, where she was born rank here will be no set observance of | 28. 1838. ‘She came to Utah' in 1862|the da It is expected that the state | and had been married fifty-one yez | officials will plant trees on the capitol | In addition to her husband, she leave *, | srounds, also a few trees will be plantSHOW I Automobiles | five children to mourn her loss. These |€@ about the different schools. he dé¥ien-ares shown whicl Mrs. Ann Pettigrew and Adelbert| Schools will hold Arbor day exercises | i s of this useful! Phippen of Carey, Ida.; Mrs. Mary| Friday, April 13. ' I a the) xh the ditest) by? the. day of the funeral Mrs. Phippen was a Will No More aprit 2.-Presitelling his | | de he is a is Wild "He trips catch the to. ad little as worse the Reformer Is up honest thieve me _ to es es- th ter ] Carlo. there who are in reg OE feeform fr are.a in trying poses as ic lot/of a way to do great Spetihe Exposed By in Paris and Biz Rush on Y | | Followed | : ba hep Bad. an honest man purst ne ‘the thief. He | tion, hhe-ts rgd thief, and, in addinow. Croupiers FLEECED RIGHT AND LEFT In every thief chase, said Mr Roosevelt to a man who called on him, "there is one man to be dreaded He is the man who raises a hue and | Trick | cape } think Obey in Games at Monte friends ery after the wrong man He it possible for the real culprit peopl the cause They ire, of the | Shecial. Service Monte Carlo, at sts France, Monte. Carlo, given up. jfentlemen of April 2.-Here respectable women gambling; portly so have] only dimensions |¥Young and agile persons, | sleight-of-hand men find | forth in certain magazine publications They do not discriminate betwee n | thel | Money the | ee honest Ie vVhile EE miners there ck the are as fast as possible and will naturally result an for a short time, we will j e ste e as 4 ines "ati DIES | szated, tyyy statin as the isth daythis year| 50D, have the mines inj pen man and the vaseal They athletes ind» it possible to | 27 W. South Temple Street fas WINMgs: and aire other | they have uals they quit the} they make MARRIED: Ceremony Performed for the first time in the men the typewriter has aid in tying the nuptial Capeheart of Ouray and Porter of united Judge With the se of a Machine. ; Colo., April .2.-Probably Pueblo, in F, | ‘rounice ene ei Pest oan ae neo aa Oo Reece ee pe trick »ublished at aint a tre-| Pueblo, knowledge been used knot ace Miss Tel deaf mutes, }mand |""Make before your }responded rivals were to and throws the centlemen."' only by hayseeds. gamblers of |of. the to}round, ph me on" In he bets. waited a few The until live together after God's |plained, or-| keep ny?" LA a@ppy nods of both smiled seraphically pronounced the closing ecremony "You have made these a moment, but of no protested use, until the their ball and Top away RELIGION TURN TABLES Steal ON Swindler's riminal Court FF. Walker Bld'g. . ex- - from the tables, while Ou j : OW & E K fat : : | : e Crcise CRC | ps or in the... selection of « dimond. Uae less you are an expert you should concern ourself most in selecting = house which to buy. Our reputation is based on the goods we sell. a -o- - _~ Established oe = vows | the trick away. Nazarenes © D. actu- course "divvy up" with them. Some the favored gamblers are said to be each to the other in the presence of I thereyour God-and these witnesses fore by virtue of the authority in me vested pronounce you man and wife." Thieves Floor victims was CROOK ing Special Watch SUPERINDUCES | Charged With Hungarian Unduly IN- Ineit- Peasints, REASONABLE Service PRICES. | Budapest, April 2.-Sever ‘al new cases of religious insanity < from the town of police prohibited conduet meetings outbreaks of insanity Room. | Chicago, April 2.-Thieves who invaded th e criminal court building display ed a degree of recklessness and | daring that surprises the police Se| position directly in front of always followed the conclusion of ex- | leading into Judge Dupuy's citing sermons, particularly when the} . the bold criminals picked "Great Brother," a tailor named Gumout Joseph V Vell, better Known as the bay, preached. Kid,' for their victim, and} Gumb: ay compelled as adherents to | successfully robbed him of a gold een aa in silent pray watch. and watch him Weil ft las the reputation of being Lord.", The "Lord's was one of the smoothest and cated, he claimed, by puffs of cleverest of confic lence men, and been eee from a concealed steam ap-| charged with fleecing farmers, women paratu of ,out thousands and othe rs of dolMany members of the Nazarene sect | lars lave cted queerly,"' for some time, Despite his reputed cleverness. th, but eae Gumbay's last ‘interview | pickpock ets were looking for him. }with the Lord' and sermon, five Weil fell an young women had to be put in straight | easy prey. He did not bemoan the his wateh so much | Jackets by the police. The DO Ch ae) he was subjected as the h umiliat ion ; ce the incurably ad. aT know to by det ectives and others who him, showed him no mercy. They "Causing a score of people to go Fendi | | by continuous hypnotic spells intimi- | | ai ition and frigh | Gumbay eee inge 2 nightly "ghost | shows persuading the women that} indi-| | When going East why not enjoy yourself You willif you travel over has" beets urreceds HhcTaharge ky | SANITARIUM |ON MT. Health for Snow Resort Portland, Pad of Bigo Mountain 4 Ore., April 2.-A HOOD Line the spirits he let fly before (eer geIs suppressing ele eed | police sanitar-}over Hungary, while ae the the the: m, THE Se ee it don't cost any more were | trenes iall} FEREDELIEE . apostle Ss as ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD Oinoe mf = 4 oe aorertae a " co e heueees ium may be erected on the snow line of ;we Il as their friends protest vigorceusly al a St. Paul, nae ‘ll < inner eee way lands b i 1 the sound | _ - fails on Sun 18 contormity with a and| money we collected for them We] Mount Hood. where those who are sick |against inte rte rence with. thelr "reGb! - . 4 yee oe Se yee and body may rest Local ligious duties | Se ne ten orl Memphis, rth uma ‘ } Women Pioneer Passes Away at Adin aecordance with custom, 1, Jo hn C.| have faithfully helped them to ralse|} in mind ae are' done. by électhicify, the resources vanced Age. Cutler, governor of the Gite a do}the fund now used to keep up the rr ening to sorte a corporWiest southar nian a ppteieian: potenoe of.which:seenr if the. j ney of their we designate and proclaim Monday, verti 16, strike."' ation for this purpose, and have asked eo ; . ton tan) ~ sy the members of the county commission | | King and Queen Help) Printing. Fot full information and literexploration. ars. ete pe we rr, Ofle 1 of be as Arbor day his d 7 : cnn -__---_-_---- ow e rhit o the show. early settlers o tah, died a 1er recommend that this day be observec whem a <ae Foliow the lights to the show home on Weat Firat Nosth streat early Pe e public holiday, and that all citizens FIRST SHOT OF STRIKE. or a part of the Section Line road. This Rome, April 2 ue king and " oy {Sunday evening. Mrs. Derr had reac h-| both in a private capacity, and as trus- line is to be built from Portland to a|/qQueen head a_ societ of friends bl J. A. FOLEY collect ' Commercial Agent WOMAN DIES SUDDENLY ed the advanced age of 78 years, and | tees BE Bas Le ee ane eeu. ee Shoots Inspector at Consoli- point as high up on the mountain side eye and are be fi ene possible | 350,006 rancs for a Ww beauti a 75 West Secc cs -_- ee I oe Now ae a ee ea dents, ne cticen and faculties ‘of highdated Company's Plant. 30 Ne rsey, f . ‘ 2 e diz As yet, the matter has not been giv-|edition of the mi anuscript of the " "ee ~ ee sper en any serious attention by County} ‘Divine C EAS, dia The work is to Salt. Lake City, Utah. Judge Webster and the County Cx »ym- | be done under the direction ofthe} Heart Diseases. since has made her home at 364 West! cnrubs, ‘and to the be auuifying Re Pair jshooting of the strike occurred at the Fi rst North street. She was twice] grounds and private residence |Consolidated mine of the Erie commissioners Barnes and Lightner, owing | Sreat Leoni, there will be 700 pages of | paintings in the Sarah M. Fairbourn, wife of Rich-| married, her last husband dying in| He who plants a tree jis a public bene-| pany at Moosic this evening. A young tc the fac t that the question was pre- miniature ard Fairbourn, of Crescent, died sud-| 189 g here survive her five children! factor. The enriching and beautifying of|striker saw George Randall, an _ In- sented to them enly informally. and an additional volume s volumes, denly of rheumatism of the heart at idrew J. 00k, Wenner Or.; Mrs.| highways, private groynds, and ene spector, standing at the gate of the comment. ‘ive hundred numbered expected that a petition will be made her home last Saturday evening. Her | Je ail Sheldon, Sacramento, Cal.: Mrs. | places results sae the Nae ral oO jstockade and cursed him. eneey copies will be printed in one eelor, 20¢ 0| UTAH'S to the official board within a few days death was entirely unexpected, and|Mary F. K {Ipatrick Mrs. A. W. Timp- | ance - ms Hagode he) ne he aoe EB) cuffe d him and striker dre on Japan paper, seventy-five on still} fully discusswill be when the matter better paper and twenty-five copies! MOST ithe sad feature of the affair is that|/son and George Derr, the last fe ee ceoks nana hi ahank sement of the ol and shot The bullet ed, Taxpa) yers and those residing along she leaves three children, one'a baby| name -d_ being the acer treasurer of SaTGRMGE property, but ‘the instilling in| "ounded William a pherd slightly in the road mentione aoe will ne given op- will reproduce the original minia-| tures. A copy of the last serfes will POPULAR but three weeks old. Only last Fri-|the. Salt Lake theat the minds of the young the importance the thigh, The striker esc aped. | At pertunity to be hee cost $5,000 | ay a son had been released from Fu art services will be held from| and sacredness of plant lHfe, are acc = the same colliery "this evening oH nest quarantine for diphtherla. The funeral the home of her son, George W. rr, | plished by the observance of this day with, Caryl, division superintendent of the OF POLAND. TO SE SLI. PART services will be held at 11 a. m. to-|125 West First street, Wednesday, | appropriate exercises. I therefore earnest-| Erie, was ambushed in a lonely spot thrashed. No Divorce for Saxony's King. CURRENT TIME TABLE. severely and Poles two by Supers pr ever wher _ tha request ly remains The o'clock. 11 4, at |4Pril meeting house, the Crescent day from Banker Negotiating With She was a2 dauchter of WmRhodes,}™ay be viewed at the late residence| those connected | with ae aoe an haber There {fs an impression" prevailing Kiussian Special Service. > on K aiser for Sale of band. of Mill Creek, years.of age, and|9f the deceased between the hours of ee aetractive br to eli fe ed Wve a man-\among the operators of this city an¢ 5 ‘ 21. Rome, April 22.-Your corresponDEPART D.DATE a mpress a. as pos-| ) vicinity this evening that a settlement 9 and 10 o'clock on the morning of Special Se rvice. dent was informed by high vatican! No. 7-Los Arse les Limited 4: ‘a Leng was also a sister-in-law of James Sasible to those under their cha jof the strike now on will be effected the funeral. bine, Jr., superintendent of the county authority, that there is no foundation) No .1-Los Angeles Express 12: | April 2.-Mendelssohn ze ee between the operators Comunends League. } at the meeting Ru for the story that the pope promised! No, 51-For Stockton infirmary. confidential banker. as ‘and miners at the session to be held Tintle .. dese: ‘cunmius 7:45 a.m. I also commend the splendid work of in the Kaiser, trylng to to dissolve the marriage of the king of ne wotiatin g with New York tomorrow. t is the Saxony and allow him to marry Sr aplestn No. - 63- For Nephi and San 1° ¢ or ment u re of turbulent Russian-Poland for a right to build an electric earline Mrs. Sarah M. Fairbourn Expires of|to Salt Lake City in 1864 and ever| {" ae ee the day! Scranton, Pa., April Special Service |} ature call on or write 2.-The _ first RAILROAD JAMES New SABINE Menagement IN CHARGE County Assumes Unlirmary Duties. James Sabine, Jr., the newly appointed superintendent of the county infirmary, assuoe the duties of his position Sunda irs. Mary Sabine also assumed hie position as matron of the institution. Mr. Sabine states cei he contemplates no changes in at present and that merit only will count. If any of the present employes are found inefficient, he} says "he will repiace them as s00n as| poss eseon Lundberg, appointed pauper clerk to succeed James Sabine, Jr., also assumed his duties yesterday. fo San Francisco or 25.00, Salt Lake Route, popular road. 169 South Tickets on sale today, Los Angeles, Utah's most Main street. Phones 1986. BUY SLAG FOR Conunissioners Finter HIGHWAYS In mpalt La ke cognitive With Smelter Into Contract Company. The board of county commisisoners met in regular session yesterday afternoon. Emil Hartviksen was appointed justice of the peace for district No. 7. Sandy, in place*o ‘ Orton, who recently resigned A contract Was entered into with the American Smelting & Refining company whereby the county wi from the smelter slag at five cents a load for aa purpose of macadamizing coun ads. For the present the slag will a taken from the Sandy dump only, but later it is hoped to be able to use he Germania slag dump as well. A boost for the San Pete Valley Railway is a boost for Sanpete county. Use the ploneer line when going to conference Through cars, shortest time, quick connections, city, and cantly | opinion at the citizens iodine aghotc the entire! state include in elr work on Arbor day! the renovating of thelr. pre Ba ph 8, and the} be renHenion ot the!r homes in every prac ticable In testin on whereof IT have hereunto! eel my hand and caused the great seal of the stete of Utah tobe hereunto af-| fixed. Done at age - City this 2nd day of} April, A.D. (Seal. John C. Cutler By. the ae C.. 8: "Tingey; ‘Secretary of Sta vG ieorse B. Sq , Deputy Beecatary of State DR. BROADBENT'S Dental office moved from Eagle block to 600-6501 Scott building 168 over King's hardware. Main here, based on rumors, all of which have come from men of prominence as well as a statement made by President Nichols, a plant is on foot for a settlement and that a great efort will be made to reach it at the New York conference efore leaving for New York. President Nichols pale that it was his impression that satisfactory settlement would e reacts ed Ohio Operators Stand Pat. Cleveland, O., April: 2.-Forty coal operators in an ‘informal meeting here this afternoon unanimously voted for a "stand pat"' policy against the miners. ‘They also deeided to call a meetling of all Ohio operators in Cleveland Friday next. boost for the San Pete Valley Railway is a boost for Sanpete county, Use the pioneer line when ‘going to conference. Through cars, shortest tire, quick connections, "The king's marriage Was a legal ' | out peeereae eee as trick long assent. Then|;ago an blackmatled- the bank On and the court) the other hand the croupiecrs aré too words of the|Wwell paid by the bank and by the friends with whom they divide to' give solemn AMERICAN the| was dinance tn the holy state of matrimo-| persons are prevented by the rest from uv?" gaining a foothold. Only the agile and A ries of happy nods of assent} forward can now place their mone = from. C SiR HAGeE and ther similai | Bank ee at Croupier's Favoritism. type written slip was handed the blush- | 3ecal the croupiers fleece the ing bride | public for the bank by unfair trickery, "Tela M. Porter: Do you take this| the bank shuts an eye when oceasionman to be your lawful wedded hus-|ally, they favor certain gamblers who band, to live together after God's or-|of dinanee in the holy state of matri-|of ve croupler's hands and spinning then placed their money pell )f course the croupiers "caucht marriage yesterday by counts | would not set G Mirick. Judge Mirick dic-|ally rolling to ae the AGENCY tated the record-breaking ceremony to! This caused the tables to be crowded pane Thomas Morgan, and then the|more than ever, and as fifty or 4 hunypewrilten slip of paper was handed | dred arms and hands are stretched out is Capeheart. It read: }at the same moment great confusion "Joe Capeheart Do you take this} ensues, so that women who object to woman to be your lawful and wedded | being squeezed indiscriminately must wife, - _ OR is STUN MERCANTILE ar-| of auoets ane eee eo ball: | was! new rest the ball eer GILES mendous sation, and the very next BY" TYPEWRITER ||tay teas senna oe aie veer ext -_-- Nuptial - a_ pile. make jit hard to catch the rascal and/|o avseeds : they made it hard for a man to be | Re ene ie a honest. What reform sds now, as| TADS all times, is sanity made moderation |. The discovery of the -- | by the Parisian Zeno, the resistance, Is nunclation which. certain. self-consti| (he bank as well as the fact that tuted revealors are assuming to | Winners In Monte Carlo regularly lose | ane Sages ae Ge Institutions' | mp civ-In | Never |the world's history. In @iseussimg the| Hy-lo mee arnmoattion of presents great Se Dilities had Roosevelt of real reform. Capital. STATE "MAY 3 ver an ould. be to, sit in the: twilight of the| man ‘afteen years to do. ‘The Indian | Agyernor Cutler Calls For Ob- copa not TILL BALL STARTS that he considers the present flood of reckless ¢ with which the magazines are filled, a menace to the cause REVIEW ; MINERS TO MODIFY | SOME1E OF DEMANDS ert Washington, Do, dent. ‘Just Among oth-|°° 1S iyoads have promised all pos- any sald to Glen Row lovely GAMBLERS TARRY by | Prison Washington, D. C.. April 2-Members of the National Association of Railroad Commissioners with their wives and daughters took In the sights of the city this afternoon, holding no the dishwasher, clean them and stand ae: Mg ay Oey or ee them on edge to be dried by means ee ; Se Se ele ml sheateraines cagA | afternoon session of the convention of an electric stove. With grave doubts fe a ee be pawn els ear he alg | which. held th morning she wondered last night if they would + 7 i may be purcnases a Daniel Alexander. ever be able to Invent an e lectrical de-|° Th aut Seared Tecan ntaints o intates of American Rallway ‘ACCOM iz O He 7 «} "TR = t *s° an ea gai T} t Ss ficers and the Street Railway AcEnglish departments, the valedictorian | Seas te wee plas cane oe j}of Indian and of western life by such counting Association of America were of the normal class was not selected : . . . ‘ artists as Russell, Remington and their but will be named at the next faculty| also in attendance iven Father Doesn't Work. peers, who have already promised to meeting An electric phonograph in one cor-|make this part of the exhibit a sucTavor Service Pension Bill. Kepresentative Utah Boy. ner of the room wailed the blackface | C€*s Republican Special 1it, "Everybody Works But Father."'] Gathering His People. Daniel Alexander is a Utah boy and Washington, April 2.--Senator MeIt was upon hearing this that the; , ; has done both his high school and | ay a. ea"? a } Mr, Apache is now on a trip. to ‘umber's service pension bill, favor man of the house tarted his braid gather the people together who will college .work at 1@ university In hea reported by the senate pension on an excursion into the wonderland| ROM HARESTinREt oR THESeeh bit the course of his work 1} has held |-ommittee today, provides almost every honor position in the civil war gift of the students, and besides being lably discharged massage that makes nie Pe Pig rc |sible aid in the work of the exhiibtion, an active worker in all student affairs| served ninety days or more, a Desion nid clear . ‘he cigar lighter next |but the idea was wrought out by inof $12 a month on reaching 62 year ha is m ee 1ined a high standing in his =passed ; fore and the scheme is purely a | 70 years, $15; 15. years, $20. be him aein his dreams and | idividuals mong the many aoe fe |} business proposition and not the work as he pictured himself sitting with his hi is held are manage: of any railroac "feet in front of the fire smoking his} member of the stude at body what he Mr. Apache was asked pipe of clay'. he hoped for the day} » board, and editor of the Indian in thought of the future when he could come home from work} versity Chronicle. but would America was likely and take the easy chair in the chim-| He i of the two men who have inot make in the any prediction matney corner, press a button for his slipon three iter-state de-« It would all depend on circumter. ers and evening paper, his good old! been on the | he said. The Indian h _ the (Continued from from Page le brier and tobacco and light the fire | Stances, > University of ar See <a a - ania ability and the force of charthere to peacefully sit until wifey | ae. and Colorado college last ye ar, a should tell him that his steak was <,|/ acter to take his place in the soramoat mM the team that recently defeated ‘the | scale d McClennon, manager of of American civilization, but he could cooked just right on an electric stove; University, of Colorado. Ee indiarie ‘Blo ck Canal company, that the coffee pot was just right in the hardly be said to have the opportunity eel, jnet a ee malnes of his company electric "always. hot" coffee pot and) as yet. kely sed and that his When the question of what the Inthat the Cee hadn't been off for aj company" certainty saisitiit not sign the dian could ado was brought up it Ww hal¢ da | miners' ale sould be remembered. he said, that Ser ‘crowd: of young people was a ee < t Indians had fearned the eel congregate -d before the Hy-lo WNehts, iH many ; 3, 1906 two Reckless Rethe ‘in Magazines H arms Rather Than Benefits. be | | will Pane or ARN eee be constructIt would possibillies. the aie a x FS , de o 1 Lt) ed> so that after clearin eZ away th el soars 4s oNrATen Sait ands me Canteal Ae breakfast dishes it would carry them Beate ailtharnerrenarieadact| to the kitchen, place them gently in eee < 3 nn be ae 7 of electrical possibilities. APRIL | aan ate iz on : be see thas ether be {Stake their money since the knowing (Continued from Page One.) |} dishonest men. in congréss ey de|nes issued a warning not to place} jnou ice congress aS-awhole; because |®9¥ coin until the ball is actually | some rich men are selfish. they derolling After long months of observa-} zraduating shall be given their com- | nounce all rich men, because me}/tion, a wise. Frenchman discove red} missions... Under the: pres ant law thes railroad men are grasping, they de- | that the ronnie direct the ball in goon a two years' cruise, their place jhounce all railroads | the interes of the bank and such} the ac: aderamy not being filled, The | "The cause of reform in every move-|S#™Dlers. as pay them for doing so.| the hazing bill |ment, has to dread. the extremists. | is cane by 1 trick too intricate pension approAt thi time the great { as inger to CLESCELDE The circumstance explains ama ies to conference The vailway regulation, opposition ‘3 cor- | the. bank objection to have che | President s in a veto on |rupt machines, graft, reckless finance, |"Wette worked by electricity, or| apa! Nh _terms of the or-any of the oher needed reforms, | ®¢?®! Means. not under the control of| 5 courts ates op ; and district isthe. whaltekale and Gain tigated de. | tS Servants, also the enormous gains} Eure ka Calirannia arts tribes) and village will consist of different tribes living in JUDICIAL hal the site include' the Fo Pood Hands Oakland, Cal, April. 2-For lays Khoda Dad, Mah Miolia and Na| rin Singh, three Hindoos, who -onfined in the of having country ~ own. free vill The ace Buddahists, and refuse d to » of food prepared by Christian The most appetizing the culinary department of prison sented to the Imprisoned East Indians With haughty disdain. the °s refused. food of to understand jargon Hindoos and the {inability of oners understand. English came resulting fatally Captain of Police Peters son, who is an authority re ligious natters, finally the accused permitted to go into kitchen of the and prepare thelr own food. Tice was qu} followers of asked fdr, after one of th own number prepared the meal had they fell fo with avidity ARE NOT AGAINST - th carried on, curio halls for exhibit the. rican ap of as will where will be rooms, nir call the tablesand: electricean: waiter Indlan of of valedictorian a Southern Pacific in an Indian indus| uibition which that gentlem will install in California with i of showing American and other travIndian life is and what In, wil the and Afte : th need to if spent vesterday in the Pecatello, is acting as touching vashir the Apache, to who Prominent Life LU . The iculty committee, to which the Rieke the valedictorian was ft of Professor Maud mat Richard Maornat and bdwi oxted at first as: ben h nea student speal n e mmencement program As the faculty refused to accept thi uggestion, the committee inounced that. it lected. Mr. Alexinder,» for that honor The facults ur ea LOUn]S ratified the choice of the Opportunity. yard: is wv person most upon. the iw device ; we aay LI oe ince . ro eit is served she v ill 4 switch Toni froning. d o- Take Nation's graduate years pact ] in politan, a { he hou Interested b be \ great Be h ae / ce 1 > ; she was impressed that Ant with f-the that , 1 throng Viewing s Conld Place Given é 1 i vy People Devices Exhibition. 1 complete that Interested Labor-Saving Not Christian LIFE TUESDAY, ALEXANDER HONORED STARVE FOR THREE DAYS MENACE TO REFORM CRAFTS, ls Chosen SC aciiabstian of | | University College Graduae Class. Antonio Apache Is Gathering Material for Live | The faculty of the University of yesterday appointed Daniel A | Utah ae in SALT LAKE CITY, con- Pete Valley GTS 6, ave Oe Garfle ia -«ee+11:30 a.m. Russia wants to dispose of is tract aceording to church law aaa was | No, 53-For consumated; there were no technical! No. 65-For Nephi....... 4 3 p.m. of Congress Poland territory sides of the Vistula and errors; it cannot be proven that mu et Ni o. 61-For Nephi aia Ee 8:30 pam, of the parties were forced to the. marARRIVE ‘DA Your correspondent could ns ascer tain the Russia asks rag Sone divorce is,,out of) the| No,' gos Anegeles Linsited 5:35 pam. but it is sald to be hundred i | No 2-Los Angeles. Express 6:30 a.m. milion dollars, "enough to help Russia ~~ No 2-From Lynn and . over er present financial straits."" In Take a Stretch After Bating. | Wephi.)..-. +55 <as 0 .. 9:50 a.m. rier to facilitate matters, Russia is Special Service | No 4-From Garfleld..... 1:20 p.m. the revolutionary uprising fomenting Vienna, April 2.-Profes#or Schule, | ¥o ' olin Nephi aon instead of sup-| atten in that pa rt of Poland, Ghemlioatlantivaielol (hel ocntental wera San_ I ote Valay be Ne daw 1:30 p.m. Europe is to be per-| pressing | t since of full stomachs, comes to theGuteonclu-) ~*"" 4 -t geal ern 5:45 po Poles ee de-| Santi suaded th at the atmehilel aicatcniae! atten No. 52-From ‘Tintic BP wane and annexation by Prussia. Mendels-| dinner on a lounge or elsewhere alds|« Stockton: .. i ws<akoe ee 6:00 p.m. other Jewish nnate - hav-|4d very considerably, the after: ce ae by the throat vill be} digestion Finest. Dining Car Service in the for ‘rouble } dinner nap retards Pigestion.. doubly rewarded West. Only direct line to Los Angeles. et the int of their First, they | Stage connections for Nevada mini that - | bonds and on the strength of EVERY LITTLE BIT HELPS! camps. s Dg Russian loa be able t » float another kingdom the vast on beth Narowa Secondly, the kaiser wil! have to bor r-| | Use the Salt ‘Lake '1 Route to Tintie, | CITY. TICKET OFF. weet South 1ew | to be paid for the row the money and all Utah county points; | Main street, 198 "Phon Needless to say that Ruasta | Sanpete territory. convenient trains. Ticket office, | : ue ORE, stole the territory she is now trying |p ry 9S. Main SL ‘Phones 1986. District Passenger Agent. to dispose of. |