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Show THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, WEDNESDAY, 2 DIXIE KNANANANANANANSENANN NNNNSS NSN SNNANN LT TUVE SAVE SLG VLAN Z$0 | i (i [ R [ NSSSNSSSSNSSNSSSSSSSSASSSS SSNSSSSSSSSSSSSNSS s ge if 4 4 4 , % 4 43 \4 \% Speakers at Funeral Give High7 6 4 Fy . Praise to Former ly4 Senator. \¥4 We are , determined to give |g , FRIENDS i MOURN if HIS LOSS %4 -_- the people best possible service, Nevertheless ly \% Hundreds of Persons dence on a blessed to a Street Grave. the greatest known, toa career life honesty or man-to former that that that ¥ evei \Z not toward Senator dis-| fellow- % Brown) ¥ Arthur , BUY EARLY. \¥ him| hus knew unfairness genius made Utah , we Z was of , % % touch lawyer and 1% . brain magic professional the | to the wonderful with the Resl- | % Brigham Follow To Crowd eloquent tributes were paid yesterday] 4 i, by Rev. P. A. npkin and Willlam|¢ m.. King. . In ihe "be autiful sentime nts! ¥ expressed by these two men the short-| 4% comings in the life of the man who lay | % in the coffin before them were not % me nfione a and only tn an indirect w ay | 4 continue to increase and will do so right up to the last day, Make your selection pleasant and satisfaction sure by purchasing EARLY-and TODAY, Gifts that not only look well but are serviceable are the most desirable, For Men and Boys such articles as Ties, Mufflers, Jewelry, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Shirts, as a ral drawn, moral which| ¥ pointe a the hopelessness of. sir the) % folly of an errant private life. 1% Hundreds of persons crowded the ly Brown residence on Brigham street; % yesterday afternoon, and when. thel|y funeral services were opened at 2:30) % the crowd extended into the yard and| % on the sidewalk Inside were me m-| % bers of the Salt Lake bar, friends of] % the deceased and the immediate fam-| ¥ ily and close relatives. The coftin oc -|% of the library, sur-| % Willard Squires and Wiltard Cnhristo-| mystery. The hands of love may not| reach to deck him with aught of beauty, the words of love find no answer, for he has gone the way of the age's endless procession, bearing whatever of fulfilment he gave to life, and he and the Supreme Judge face the question of his destiny. We are here because the marvelous love of God finds expression threugh human life and ministry. Whatever be the end of those we knew, the same deep spring | of pity is opened and we gather to lay | such hands of love as we may upon! those to whom comes this hbereavemen the shadow of| q 4 ~ PRESENT OFFICIALS © of Utah fill an Deen d te rm, t erderet an upon economy. senate lished "yy ina eiHide ime fal "Although he principles served in GRAND the Present a and New student NOW Former York the march the: law was and } New © | be of jurisprudence, York, probably tual there Dec. a ACTIVE Officials of New Life and Mutual Life to Be generally known. ence as gree. He knew what where landmarks and mark JURY Indicted. 18.-While fortnight before figures and result is no dou as it will the ac- Judd ee GOOD Conditions ae INDICTMENTS into Village New From a Staff Sigurd with | me rrr that 18. other is -Sigurd, thrifty is 4 fact, the legendary a effects with of of this It has Sigurd part laziness years © sinc Neversweat, residents and of the life from childhood, There is a with the valuable Sigurd. valley was foundations for legend In the young, fortunes condays, and when were just ORDINANCE IS aGESTIONGR I? Attorney Gets Case, ‘Delayed to being laid, two brothers lived in a cabin on the banks of the Sevier river at what is now Sigurd. Thelr sole occupation was to fish, and they never did a lick of work that was not connected with their angling avocation. The stream then abounded in bass, as it does yet, and the brothers whose names are not a part of the legend, ed for years up and down the loan of the stream and lived in their artis cabin on the west bank of the riy Opportunities Slipped By. opportunities slip. The heard more than onee on ut it was never answered from within The young me were too busy with the © finny apes that infested the pretty stream jand they looked no further into the future than to see that the bait can Was filled for the next morning The laziness of the brothers became proverbial, and the place whhere they lived and fished, and probably died, was called Neversweat. lt Was an oul andcid « y ten- eWhen-co! Heont attorne y for the Greeks in So has an we Mad Dog Bites minen ae nronor Care : e Teferse Hobart nt nit recon. AL 1) Ne aN ts of it ehndorseme ' ) roeainnt ne virtue { wwhich hav ; n cured by Doct oF 1‘lerce's Pollets ccna or twoa do Plo aaaiit ae raids ite will alDarroy igo this the situnit o7 COLUMBIAN OPTICAL C0. mi illic male' vll Wholesale and Retail OPTICIANS SAME Main Street, Salt Lake Yesterday, Today and AlTelephone 2153-K. Ways. Our prices DO NOT ADVANCE on ac- § ---_ count of the Holidays. City, Utah. purchasing Xmas Jewelry ff ULAVTON MUSIC CO., Away. A NEW HAT FOR of us. CARTER JEWELRY YOU. Utah's Leading Wusic CO., | HANDY WITH | LAST | EXCURSION | EAST A KNIFE, Sa eS House 109-11-13 South Main Street, ) ®ALT LAKE OCI7v¥ We did so well on our last excursion East we have decided to run another on December 18, at one fare and add two dollars for the round trip, to Chicago, St. Louis, Omaha, Kansas City, Minneapolis, St. Paul and many other points East. Limit 60 days, with stop-over privileges going and coming. We will be glad to arrange your trip. Write or telephone 245, both phones. ee ee eee ee E. DRAKE, District Passenger Agent. H. L. YOUNGERMAN, Traveling 100 West SALT Passenger Second LAICY Agent. South CI'y, street, UTA. G. W. MARTIN, General Agent, DENVER, COLO. FREE EXAMINATION WEEK, ‘Te DR. A Thou aT ifter yea Drs. Shores' Skill at Drs. Shores' Expense. Shores ao Shores' Special Offer of Free Exam and I*r Diagnosis of Disease, to ee AL ae with , Ci arrh and all. Chronie. and 1 Private Dis w ho. upply in person at their Offices this suys 8 glven I to de monstr: ate Drs. Shores and Knowledge as Chronie Disease Experts Skill 3, ae to to the afflicted the true me thoa of cu er from Chronic ailments treat and spend money r "without any definite knowledges as to the n ature and "cause" ores In the of their sic ases-the are Speci West, and they past. * graduates Free BRING whether - or years have treated over 100.000 Diseas examination Stoy our sic cae s3 out the 15 America's bes at i ‘dical Colleges, and 2 by the be at people all over the endorse Chronic Hay by of being understand DON'T This wee point NEW YORK MINISTERS SUPPLEMENT PRAYERS not SMONES Is absolutely Free to all wt Shores and learn tlieee Apply or you can heye cured. cure Dy verte and Loe troubles. thia all nt for Catarrhal diseases cures In ; A very few h old me thods = quired weeks. Th is is your Opportuniv this uU LIVE AWAY FROM ‘Ty ree. Examination IE Crry iianks and be examined _and advised Free ma Tors,S. SHORES & SHORES, one man/ and Was ‘"anl elected greater than Abrahamie that was Jesus Christ. of us as a a StatCsman. se eee Hoses ie e he was senators b ns Fermanent i ihe Aha - position at dis A + eently, have their plans i once t++te that he considered the world had seen! 444444444 only Lincoln, OUN Of by no Salt La XMAS Pats up| : SALE etos furs never before city. Mehesy the - ustod ehsr eve given -- equalled Furriter, Expert dave The next day, Monday, they will jinctitute legal proceedings to have their desires enforce At Mehesy's Wrrete tend Tlouston Fram FUR BARGAINS clearance tor Se sale today Block, SALT + CHRISTMAS - fi ] 1) me \ u Ye HAM 4 sp: arring Bighteen, Ms lic : Inte stin al elit ‘ { Act Devisec to Relieve ore: Stringency Passes Committee. Q¢ ju a ELASTIC CURRENCY MEASURE 1S REPORTED onc a ST stuck Carou run undecided The Inde | Most. ci rtaintiy \ R. He week to im; uation | Tie Ur harles. H A) or- | Would fight for conus and devotion: to: political priti-) ) oe s of 259 Yo God in The THE eae ee nN es t ments. the s the They Inra ay 1 uf nbined i in in the I een it ‘ ‘ cer il ation, stimul al de: 2% Pei tceg fur Gtiguse } f the to rr +03 self-fulfilment Y ae an YHIs TOO the . other We have just received When the town was christened Siseconds-sell Seg alte phy for | urd, eras became a thing of ee Youngeye ‘Ther e,has gone out from us a life today's Yoting the SMa mar | gémeny} whose r yOu can buy them of us histery, @ fast vestige of the sig: brain and soul were torches A Ary seqHon i adie Was Wiped out and of the New York and Mutual Life comwith genius and which was widely magnificent e town began to grow with leaps and panles have been successful in the honored in the state of his adoption. Waunde was devote d i young men, Suddenly into the presence of the home , election for members of the boards of Sigurd is five miles from the main great mystery he was thrust by a the nane of Judge Lewls was _mendirectors and the so-called policyholdlone of the Rio Grande, but tha t crazed human hate. We gather here tioned to him he doesn't hamper matters. The railroad ers' tickets have been badly "snowed but to remember those whom his de- | of him. He Oy a splits of friendin Sevier is merely an incident, anyunder." parture has shadowed, and to speak | liness and fraternalism how, and the thrifty people have toward young | for their hearts the words of tender- | men as much as toward msn w ho had | So far as the Mutual Life is. conshown that the only artery of trade ness, for our own the lessons that cen- | spent years Is not a railroad. School house and | cerned, their officials decline to talk, ter in this hour. The tragedy of death | one churches sprang up, a business street | but the management of the New York is not in the last hour; it is in the life | convictions and stood by of commendable proportions re placed Life issued the following statement loof the days when thé wilful heart fails | Was unshakable and impregnable, : the trail along which the lazy brothni 5 ht Greek Who Attacked Customer Bound | ers had plodded te and from their "We claim the election of the enOver to District Court, dained. and storm. "He didn't care tar vietory fishing, and traveling men now find j tire administration ticket. The maa, "AS you gather today, feeling the Sigurd va rather profitable field to jority polled for twenty-three of the "He music of that pity that sings in all twenty-four men on the administra{ feriember'? your hearts, it is well to remember Che only suggestion of Sigurd on the jon ticket will, we believe, run from the funeral life's high demand and lofty duty and railroad line is a litthe shanty that was 100,000 upward. a close built by the woman who has e: irvied to know that only as you answer and "We turned over to the inspectors al he the mail for years. When trains from meet them can you find that quiet joy } 192,000. ballots, sent by policyholders we the north or south were late. ft Was and confident heart to meet the exas | direct to the home office for the adrelations to man rather uncomfortable waiting for hours perience at the end of life. Your life | minis tration ticket. » Greek attacked him with a Soa De a in her buggy, so she is not built for your own a shanty, "his makes a total of about 300,000 self. The things | up under 2 disrdal doctrine ot ‘Knox | Placed a stove in it, and when the votes cast, including those ree by the men passionate ly strive are |} and for which Winter days come, you may find her small in the light of this hour. the Old ‘Te stament | administri ation proxy committ ‘he too miuehe 4i there patiently aw ailing the arrival of "In expressing Sympathy ~| total vote st is probably in excess of commend-| enough BW, C the trains and the mail. She is alWays ing the sorrowing aoe 000; aA it will be some time beto the love of the | of God was founded on eX i ore we willil be in a position to give on time, a record of which the railroad Divine Father, the speaker laid also | ment idea. cannot boast | any fixure is ~an ideal of worthy life and service up- | face ---on the hearts of those who gathered Ww oe of Grand Jury. oF Jesus Chris t. for the service. knew But even while the management of *e ei was brought ctor court to tell} Judge King's | the two big companies were perpetuatAddress. naw there was an e id themselves In power, the New York William H. King, speaking for the | in unty grand jury began an investliSalt Lake bar, paid the Pou WAN tribLeation of conditions in the New York ute to the memory of Art * Brown: Pauit of Early Education. Life, and it was promised that when 1 of us on. this cy oceasion it concluded its labors there it will should RUREET our hearts lo go out in sympathy at, devote Ume to the Mutual Life. and tenderness and Jove preciate to: Alice and Max, who 4re bearing All of the testimony brought out beavd that was a fault of his | the Ore arg burden of sorrow | fore the Armstrong investigation ¢omeaxly | mittee is to be passed on by the grand To Discuss Japanese Question. "IT was a frie nd of Arthur Brown in the sple nai renius of thin great Shae ‘jury, and it is generally admitted that the day of his prosperity, when honor result will, be the indictment of and of | the came to him by virtue of his splendid are Anila his aR SaTECent rane both officials and former offictals of eiples which | both companies. he conceived to be right, Among the witnesses called today l am eet in friend his 1 wag | were Edmund D, Randolph, treasurer, 2 He was 1 his (riend in death. this 'and FF, H. Shipman, assistant treasurer that does lol come of a divine genius Washington, Dee. 18. -By u strict to all men. Born more than aisty rest and. felicity forever and forever." |of the New York Life company, and party vote the house committee on "| Alexander Webb jr., vice president of years ago in a state that has Kiven to banking and currency today reported ther the New York Trusz company. the world some of the greatest lawe clastic currency measure, which qu: tet number of clerks were also called. yers it has ever known, he won his ee BA soe ees is designed to relieve the money strinway thro John C. McCall, secretary of the New line gency. suce opened 'to "the family -- close friends practice and ugh immediately college to won a successful It was then carried sprough two lines York Life, said Mr. Jerome be gan an distineFour comer of the committee, of people | investigation of the company's affairs tion‘at the bar. 1 In his own State it BOSSEES: were: Weems and Shartell Republicans, and six months ago, and recently got 150 was often said that a more brililant James and Pujo, Democrats, were abW | Hooks. He said the. presentation of lawyer had never come to the bar of E SEES sent, en Republfeans voted for the the matter to the grand jury at this that great state. So far as pure genius bill, while the Democrats, Glass, Letime is doubtless the result of his exIs concerned, I believe that he excelled A score of apie fillea with re ie gare, Gillespie and Lewis, ovata amination of the books many of the lawyers who have become] tives and eels nds of rhe1e against it ‘t Samue! Untermyer of the internafamous in the jurisprudence of the | lowed The measure framed by the WNaUnited States. tional policyholders' committee said: oO tlonal Bankers' association furnished "T could tell a-very interesting story the ground work for the me asure Inspired His Ambition. was sald ‘ave it would not be proper for me to eC oo The original placed a tax of 21-2 "I met Arthur Brown when he first do so at this time per cent against cre dit curreney issued came to this state, I was a boy of 14, os ee _- EXTRAORDIN: Sey Pee, | by national banks. The committee's nt ft was down at Provo. He was] On all ae at Mehesy's | When making Chvisonas gifts to bill makes this tax 3 percent. The arguing a great mining case before Lore hot your friends, consider their literary imount of money that can be issued the court and I stole away from school Bee Ha LORE TS tastes, They would apprecizte a year's under the measure by national banks one day to hear him. When I heard is limited to $210.000.000 subscription to The Republican. - Six his masterful argument, end ‘came NEW | dollars, in advance, Helders of this currency are ininto my heart a desire to be a lawyer, ainst losses, owing to the fallI followed Senator Brown affectionpA MUPELER ure of any of the issuing bakns, by alely and loyally, and always thought} Calumet the funds derived by. the 3 per cent Would be an appropriate gitt a it that if I ever could be a lawyer like Porming La Salle Copper Say fax. and held as a fund in the TreasArthur Brown my cup of joy would ; you want what ts right we have uvy department, e governimental | BROWN, 1" ERRY & WOODRUFF e co expenses in supervising the. issuance tiatilons were "Utah never had a greater lawyer 166 Main St, a is also to be patd out of the moneys flotation f than Arthur Brown. I need not tell ne collegted by the taxes. bine. ThrGHee the deal neerycontrol of) the bar to testify to his mighty genius. WHEN \ you TUINK or PURS the Some people are born lawyers and You think of Mehesy, Knutsford. La Salle could be nothing else than great lawthe yers. Arthur Brown was one of those. Mr. Musson Goes Bust. mines, 3 He could at any time lay his hand R. S. Masson who is prominent Calumet & Hecla Min-ng company, upon a great principle of law and among the organizers of the Salt Lake with certain mold it into symmetrical justice e gether & Gartield Railway company which by t > Calumet & Hecla and the Shelachieved honor in this state, and was obtained an option on the Saltair New York, Dee 18.-Ministers from ahs don estate, a power in his Ce party. When beach and railroad some time ago, left all parts of Greater New York, comM: B- i ichtenstein to Samuel Newto be organized and known as the rae it was rent by dissension, Arthur ho iL tik, s for Chicago yesterday to be away prising the fitardenbrninarionn comSalle Copper company. Brown was pen eerciet in his convictions ten days. Mr. Masson sald bemittee, met today and chose the last { about pany will be ec capitalized at oS 000, 000. He used to say that he got his Refore }he left that the promoters of the Sunday in January as the day for publicanism from Greeley, Seward and |- interurban enterprise whieh was clergymen to preach aguin on the the never-dying Lincoln. He told me | blocked by belle Harriman interests resubject of closing the theatres on Sun- of 1 idorsing Chris bes m eT OgoH0 Democratic The Re P ublica t, but Pr }erally r¢ | for the nomination as rhe ie theh OS are known, the' yesult cb Pie crete the le thei Presently the prosperous farmers who had lived in the valley, and the newcomers who saw its possibilities and its great future, found that opportunities had long bee -n Waiting for development at the very door of the fishermen. The place was built up and @ prosperous little town replaced the fishing ground of the lazy brothers The citizens became thrifty and in dustrious and gathered together population that surpasses many older towns of the valley. Passes I ierce 's Golden tion. Prof. | inley Mr : aa Medical ct it serve js one ¢ inth Prove let was Neversweat | i). ia It P. Chicago, st foul | fle la an on still old slnggish a ti orp id, sluggish Dr. Discovery aro ju asl chi WINNERSIN 3 CONTEST FOR MAYOR Neversweat. nected the many as older their it when been known the weak, wes » of & ing Eight rk in a 5 00 ddtveturned count unaccustomed to changes in the of a town which has been a of call not was of valley, hame o and ompany irebates on indictments | tional lagainst the lon - live stock dictments. \v | Great' Lal and interesting be Ingredients Medical fu railroad the boom, If ur . ls rel erve to correc nd ch de i ' rangement [this im thout drop of alcoh n its « m; clremfeally pure, triple-relit serine bei nsed instead of the com nonly en plored leval) sleohol. Now thi glycerine meh itself in-| yaluable medicine. instead of ¢ de loterialeohoi, Epes 1 td Ar} d the ejeht which Linist & full) chim place. some for along towns enjoying effacing is Liable Correspondent. valley, time and t iti butter ‘The stomach serves to agitate. work up unclean churn. churn in which The dictments Ilas sweet f Ice Company Name. Dec. the Sevier History Now Makes Bad Blood. malo oul the rosult will be oke ;|Ann Arbor Railroad and Toledo tiver and bad, impure blo 3 Passes Thrifty not | ar || digested. raste OF ITS LETHARGY rsweat can fon. as a | ATER v | bor | Neve Stomach You Growing Sevier Valley Town Enjoying Boom, Despite the Bad Start. LEGEND Bad | Pa- aT NETAIN CONTROL: Administration Tickets in Life. Insurance Fight Are Victorious. Thomas OFF TS LAZINESS They ae K told pherson, "Lead, Kindly Light," being | Senator the number chosen, Rev. Mr. Simp- | senate kin followed with a prayer and Mrs.| had ever Wetzell sang a solo, after which Mr.| the Simpkin said: the r *y Ve are gathered about the dust of senator to one who has gone to face the eternal] the pb 4 4 " 4 4 corner 4 a 4 cupied rounded by the law books by whose] @, reading Arthur Brown had become famous Floral offerings covered the coffin, and on the floor at the foot lay| 4 commonwealth a bed of roses ce car nations with ses | from the inscription "‘Father."" A basket of roses He this and cliryaantherume from the Kalamazoo bar, a huge bouquet from the] was Salt Lake bar, a-wreath from the Odd] was Fellows and several personal offer-|statesmanship. ings completed the floral tributes. ington as ¢ The funeral service was opened by|I met She Iby a selection from a quartet composed | Davis and others Fred Graham, Thomas Ashworth, ; learned 4 PLBRNSSALAAAN SALVE NNN AAAS * ) Hl A K E ) DECEMBER 19, 1906. CROPSM WERE BROW N, We have ; an tontiahes aaa TERRY & woc Office 10 to Hours: 12 Sundays Specialists, "IY South LAKE m and Main Street, CUPY, ULAH. m.; 7 to 8 evenings; | llolidays. STS DR. G. Ww. STIORES. 4 |