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, J THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 10, 1906'. 3 H
. . IH
ifcions Are Made
sift, wig Show in
lLIi PARTICIPATE
ptKBe Ogden's Ncg
jJuld and the
- Girls."
"sjlLriia Anal dress rohcar
!;jj(blg Bhow that Is lo be
, "trim opera-house In Ogden
''."iferday nights, was pulled
jjigtage of that playhouse.
ESllJjHrector George S. Best
JiligJaa highly Pleased with
Kpme-sclcctcd artists.
STls as follows
gtll, Jolin Jletcer. R. A.
kBKj- otto Mcckcs, John
sS3f Hestmark
Kjonsfsts of a number of
feillsts of the company.
lponslsts of polite vnudc
i'lrifta Grace 1 layman will
fifty-two girls In a ren
Ipugaboo Man," a hlgh
fpgden's only ncgle.cted
Mfof musical productions
(Girls," in which sixteen
"carry out the. theme,
pent promises to be the
ftbvclty ever presented by
fc'd the sale of seats In ad
Juch as the management
Ik
PjwfcE RESIGNS.
JSrl Wants to Quit His
gMb'uhc.
JJfltTho resignation of a Fed
lCfa' iwaltlun that la In the
TZSlco list 1j nn unusual pro
fiffalB what Dr H M. Howe.
V Sector, has done, hi rosls
ftltct at the- pleasure of the
JMftriculturc. Dr Uowe has
HP10 bureau of animal Indus
IRnfent of Agriculture for the
RMrvInc two years at Omaha
tflfc-yi-nrs at Opden.
Ill retirement Is thnt he has
Majfof hid own to afford the
K nfdutlea. Dr Itowe has ac
ingFhlniself, three llocl.-s. as
. ,900 head, and these, ho
JtattPntlon.
j Jtheib, HOLDINGS.
mS -
Vturers Buy Additional
fMay Beds.
Subline.
JjgCalvcrt & Lock, the Cfoden
3prs, who recently Increased
aljiolr brick plant by an ex-
H0, have nrmnped for the
flacrcs of additional brick
Pltf bounded by Madison and
rilniV Twenty-ninth and Thlr
MJtracl contains a fine bed of
ift;hozo h due to tho lncraa
fljlek company. Tho consldera-
wlef Mention.
lOHSbunc.
jffilrs Ed Eartlett and Miss
'mSMnuphicr ot E1. nartlett,
JmRlo Grande cnclnecr, ore
t-..reo Watts of Offdc-n.
I tKje, new superintendent of tho
IHJern. and Tralnmnuter L. C.
lvrjame lino were In Ofrdeii tn
jwtirs looking over conditions
UlHamp of Loffan Is the guctt
yfc Emcr Crockett. Jr.
liSfi C. Olson, who were mw
iiijDeconiber 2S, returned this
IJLIiJrlr honeymoon, which was
.-TWthwcsi, and nre at home to
-c76S-'NVashlngton avenue.
iSjfthe annex to tho Utah Na
ydlnRr has resulted In more
gded for the oMcca of the
llW.Tccelvcd here today that
sjjjrmerly of th Urantley Paper
ra? Is now In Denver In tho
(iie&3 nnd Is prospering,
i t Wi D. Brown returned from
MlJtmornlnK wlih their three
rj(rown wno vlslilnjr friends In
-.vrBtho past six weeks Mr.
Tirlp a week ago.
JntnicUn? agent of tho Amal
jimpany, Males that this pea
jSpratddly bclnj; conlrnctotl for.
iuch larger acreaird than last
'firJ'Ield Pr acre, duo to (he.
j'iupply which Is us-sured and
itfeTwhUe ly."
SLoad to Carry.
My'spcpsla comas ncrvous
P&l ill-health. Why? Bo
Jrcd stomach docs not pe&
;olbo properly digested, and
iSslmllfttcd by the system.
Aecd with polsona which
(disordered digestion, and
-ycs are not ted on good,
we Bee symptoms of nerv
iffnoss and general break
inead work, nor over phy
AatdocB it, but poorstom
tmth poor, thin blood the
'H-tccted aKalnst tho attack
yff bronchitis and consump
"ffo body at once with Dr.
m Medical Discovery a
';on of natlvo r,iidlclnal
f. particle of alcohol or
WHMorminB drugs,
?jIof extracts, from nromi
'.rHthoritles extolllriK every
tamed In Dr. Pierce's
ijVDiscovery will be mailed
jresa on request by postal
ddress Dr. R. V. i'lerco,
Ifactlve practice convinced
e valuo of many natlvo
gal agents and ho went to
potn In time and in money,
?'Yn.Fecu,iar Processes for
both efficient and safe for
jp,nd rebuilding agents.
popularity of "Golden
lRlS1',' 13 dlie uth to Its
'''fanalng and to tho actual
i , of its ingredienta. Tho
jffpbQ names of the Iwjrcdl
JfPper of every bottle sold,
0 uco of 'ts uon-alcoholic'
j removes all objection to
! BKnown or secret remedy.
r ent medicine nor a secret
O 'IS fact puts It l?i a class
f. ng as It does upon every
J The Badtjo of Honesty, in
iw s?r1n?redlonts.
A ?'cal Discovery " cures,
VtIS?i!8eat,on or fyspopsla,
Dllloutfueis, ulceration of
owlcs and all catarrhal af
ijltter what parts or organs
to with It. Dr. Pierce's
4U aro the original littlo
i(.PuV P 0 years ugo. They
nvigortato, stomach, liver
iIuch imitated buL never
'Wlr-coated and mhsv to taku
"ROY varhez oh
. TRIAL Fi ADULTERY
Testimony Was Sensational and
Defendant's Wife Sat Near
Her Husband.
Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. 9. The case of the State
vs. Ruy Varnez, alias J-croy Castro,
charged with adultery, occupied the time
of Judge Howell and a Jury the entire
day in tho District court, and when court
adjourned tonight the State had only
completed its testimony and tho case waa
continued until Friday morning.
The testimony today was sensational
and racy. Varncz's wife oat next to him
In the courtroom and listened to the de
tails of the ofienRe which Is alleged to
have been committed on July A at Glon
woodr Anions tho witnesses examined
was Miss Ruth White, the complaining
witness, her step-sister nnd her mother,
and the details of their meeting and what
followed wero brought out. Tomorrow tho
side of the defenso will be presented.
HOSPITAL BOARD MEETS
Beport of Secretary Shows Condition
of State' Institution.
Special to The Tribune.
PKOVO. Feb. f All members were present
at today's meeting of tho State Mental Hos
pital board. The following report of tho ln
utltutlon's affairs was made:
January rccelptit J9.C03.34
Kxpendllures 8,236.33
Balance on hand $ 767.01
Current expenses, Januury 2,317.90
Salaries v''"' 1-3:r3-S3
Number of patients, December 31, IMS
Men m
Womrn lSt
Number admitted In January
Men 3
Women 1 - 4
Number illjharsred -
Men 3
Escaped (male) 1
Died In January
Men y.t... 3
Women i 2
Number In hospital Jp.nunry 31
Men ' 1K7
Women ' 1SS
COMPAiry IS EXONERATED,
Inquest Held Over Body of Man
Killed in Ohio Copper Shaft.
Special to The Tribune.
BINGHAM, rtah. Feb. 3. An Inquest over
the remains of William llowcrofi. wno was
killed Tuewlay nli;hi In tho Ohio Copivcr com
pany's shaft, wts held before Coroner I-ee
Wednesday afternoon. The Jurors returned u
verdict that the kcpaned met his death acci
dentally and exonerated tho compnny from
all blamiv How croft wns at ono time em
ployed as a street car conductor In Salt Lake
City. He liavcs a wife nnd child.
CLAIMED BY DEATH.
Mrs. G. L. Hansen of Richfield Suc
cumbs to Effects of Childbirth.
Special to Tho Tribune.
RICHFIELD. Feb. 9. Mrs. George L. Han
sen died In this city yesterday an th result
of childbirth and - complications which had
developed previously. She was about 30
years of nge. and leaves a husband and two
children.
J. W. Dupcan of Sprlni;vllle hns succeeded
It. A. Greene as tho Denver & Klo Grande
station acent hi-rr.
Insane Man Dies.
Special to The Tribune.
V I'ROVO, Feb. 9 John Johnson, n patient at
tho State Mental hoepltal, dlcu yesterday of
hcmlclocla. He was committed from Sum
mil county January U. 1W3, and Is survived
by a sister who resides In Park City.
Drunks Go to Rock Pile.
Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN, Feb. 9. Th extent of tho business
In Judge Murphy's court today was four
drunks sent to the rock pile for (Ho duyH each
and one vnsrnnt, who received a sentence of
ninety days, and sentence suspended to slvo
him time to leave town.
Charles Miller and T. B. Cuney. charged
with tho burglary of the store of I. L. Clark
. Sons company, were nrralencd and held to
the District court In tho Bum of 4750 each.
They were taken to the county Jail to await
trial.
TWO RANCHMEN KILLED
"Wyoming Stock Men Indulge in. a
Fatal Quarrel.
THERMOPOL1S, Wyo.. Feb. fl.-N'ewu
has reached her of tho killing of two
ranchmen In a quarrel. Dick Tyndall,
one of the wealthiest horse breeders in
northwestern Wyoming, got Into an al
tercation with James Kester, a neighbor,
on the former's ranch on the Cotton
wood. KeBter drew a gun and while Tyndall
was trying to disarm him Tyndall's son.
John, was accidentally killed. Tyndall
was so enraged that when he secured tho
gun he beat out Kenter'fl brains with It.
Destroyed by Tire.
SHAMOXIN, Pa.. Feb D Two four
story brick buildings In the heart of the
business section of this place were de
stroyed by fire tonight. Ios3, JISO.00O.
Certificates Aro Issued.
Tho State Board of Pharmacy Issued certifi
cates to the following: successful applicants
Thursday: Full reclBlrntlon certWcatoa to E.
A. Charon and Fred Doff, Salt Lake, L. M.
Barr of Lo;cnn and A. F EnKberfr of Spanish
Fork; OK&lstanl pharmacists' certificates to C.
F. Bailey and J. A. Wnltmlre of Salt Lake
Tho nest meetlnc of the board will bo held
May 9.
U. S. WARSHIPS SAIL
Battleship Division Starts for Island
of Trinidad.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 9.-The battleship
division of the Atlantic nect, wun u ten
der, has sailed from Culebra for Trinidad.
It is explained at the Navy department
that this movement has nothing to do
with tho Venezuelan situation, although
the Venezuelan coast Is only a few miles
distant from Trinidad.
It is said that tho ships are simply
working out part of a war game In the
exceptionally favorable wators of tho
Gulf of Parla.
The armored cruisers of the aarno fleet
have also sailed from Culebra, but tlioy
are bound for somo of the Windward Isl
ands to give the sailors brief shore
leave.
CAPTAIN WAS DISOBEYED
Witness Says Valencia Boats Were
Handled Recklessly.
VICTORIA. 13. C. Fob. 9. At tho Gov
ernment investigation Into tho Valencia
disaster this morning Quartermaster Tar
py said Captain Johnson did not order the
boats lo wared to the water. His orders
were to lower them to the Baloon rail and
lash them. Hj did not know who "was
responsible for them being lowered.
The starboard boats would have 15-vcd
through the night hnd they remained nt
the Baloon rail and would havo boon able
to save mapy pnssongero. There would
have boon fifty times more chances
for tho boats to save passengers then
thnn In the night nttor the steamer had
struck.
Millionaire Banker Dead.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 9. Charles
Smith, head of tho banking Mrm of
Charles Smith & Son of this city, died
at his homo horo last night, aged 0 years,
lit- left un estate of several millions of
S .lnllara.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
COMPLETES TRACK
After Expenditure of $500,000
Problem of Salton Sink
Has Been Solved.
PREPARING FOR THE
COLONIST BUSINESS
Rio Grande Has Arranged for
Seventy-Seven Tourist
Gars Each Week.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 9. Alter an ex
penditure of $000,000, the Southern Pnclflc oin
clal.s luinounced yesterday tho final completion
of a new piece of track thirty-nine miles Ioiir
In tho Colorado desurt which will nahle their
trains to run without Interference from' the
wators of tho Colorado river, which have tilled
the Salton sink nnd ruined about forty miles
of their main line. The new track will become
purl of the main line unless the Salton sink la
llnally rid of water by the proper control of
the waters of the Colorado.
Tho new track leaves the present main lino
at Mcccn. s .station thirteen iiiIIob rant of
Indlo, and Joins the main .lino ngaln at a
pluco called Volcano. It Is ilfty reel hluhor
than tho piece of main line It supplants and
Is nbout two miles nwny from the present
ltvcl of the walor In the Salton sink.
"SHORE LINE UMITED."
Southern Pacific Will Inaugurate a
New Service March 1.
A new train, ' the Shorf Line Limited." will
be put into service March 1 by the oouthern
Pacific botw.un San Francisco nnd Los An
Kcles. Tho train will bo operated dally, leav
ing San Francisco at 'J a. in., arriving: Ijos
Anrjeles 10--30 p. m. The same selic-dulo will
prevull for the return trip.
Convenient Stop-Overs Arranged.
The servlco will contlnuo until the end of
May and longer If necessary, and convenient
ptop-ovcrs at tho principal coast resoria ami
cltlen have been arranfeed for. Tho equipment
of the new limited will be entirely new and
will constat of a baccate ear. two parlor cars,
a diner nnd an obiiorvntlon car.
AGAINST THE BROKERS.
Mastar in Chancery Hopkins Decides
Against Scalpers.
Another st-p In tho effort to extinguish the
ticket brokerage business In ChlcnRo ha been
taken by tho nil I roads of that territory. In
consoiucnco of proceeding Instituted by tho
Pennsylvania and mipiwrlod by tho Railway
Ticket Protectivo bureau. Every broker In
Chicago waa mado defendant In bills for In
junction, nnd tho matter was referred to
Master In Chancer)' James S. llopklnm who
hn rendered a report sumnlnlntf thu railroad
contention Tho master finds that the tlckft
brokers are organized throughout the country
Into the American Travelers Urokera' associa
tion and tho Natlonnl Tlckot Brokers' nsjoela
tlon. It Im slated that tho objoctn of these
organizations Is to aid the membera In carry
ing on their unlawful transactions ond to pro-t-ct
them when they get Into trouble. Tho
winter also reports that tho brokers act In
ccnccrt In transferring non-trnnsforable tlck
elc, nnd In making use of fraudulent devices I
and In securing fraudulent .signatures. On all
questions of law tho innstcr holdH that tho
Injunctions should be mado broad enough to
prevent tho brokers from ongaglng In business.
COLONIST TRAFFIC.
Denver & Rio Grande Is Making
Preparations.
In anticipation of a very havy colonist
movement this spring from Kastcrn points to
Colorado. Utah and tho Pacific coast, tho Den
ver & nio Grande has un-onccd for no leivs
than seventy-sevxn tourist cars each week, or
a dally average of eleven cars from Chicago,
St. Louis and Mlasourl river points throueh
to San Frnnclfco. Los Angeles and Portland.
This extraordinary through car service will
contlnuo from February 15 until April 7, tho
closo of the colonist period. It Is expected
that romo 3),(X") people will como West during
the time tho ratea are In operation.
GOES TO SALT LAKE ROUTE.
T. P. Shepherd of Short Line Will Be
come Cashier.
T. P. Shepherd, chief clerk of tho local
treasurer's ofllco of tho Oregon Short Line,
will leavo I lie service of that roail on February
12 and will become coHhler for tho Salt Lnko
ftouto. with headquarters at Los Angeles. Mr. .
Shephord will bo succeeded by C. V. Dalton,
an omployeo In the ofllce of Mr. Jenklnson at
Short Lino headquarters. Mr. Shepherd will
ltnve for Los Anseleo on Saturday evening.
Proposed Electrification.
A favorable report has been obtained from
experts employed by the Denver & nio GrnnJn
to advlso a to the fenslblllty of olcclrifylng
Cfrtaln portions of the company's line In Colo
rado. There waa doubt whether tho high grades
of this region would Interfere with tho change
In motive power, but this doubt. It Is said, Ih
now removed. The Colorado Midland Is alio
considering the use of electric power for lt
lino from Colorado Springs lo Woodland Park
Railroad Notes.
The nio Grande will run an excursion from
Tlntlc and Intermediate points on Fcbrunry 12
In connection with tho spectnculnr show at
tho Salt Lako Theatre. "Beauty and the
nent." The following day the Salt Lako
Route will bring In nn excursion from Santa
quln and Intermediate points.
Four cars of sheep ond fourteen of cattle
leavo Salt Lako today for Is Angclns and
Par. Bernardino, via tho Salt Lake Iloule. Tho
Micep were brought In from Garland nnd tho
cattle from Franklin. Ida., and Logan, Cacho
county.
A letter received from W. W. Be.tts. for
merly agent of tho Chicago &. Alton here, con
veys tho Information thnt he Is regaining hla
health at Mesa. Ariz.
Genernl Superintendent A. 13. Wolby ot tho
P.lo Grande nnd S. V. Derrah. general freight
agent, left for a trip over tho road yesterday.
fol. L A. Benton accompanied ihern as far aa
Provo, roturnlnii In the afternoon.
To Aid Sufferers in Japan.
An entertainment will bo given under the
auspices of the Keturnod Missionary society
of tho Kloventh ward for the relief of tho
suffcrora In Japan. In the Eleventh ward as
hornbly hall, corner First South and Eighth
East, thin (Frltlny) evening. A fine pro
grainmo has been ormnued Contributions
will be received ot tho door.
No Delay
In kcrplnp social or business engagements
caused by nervous or sick headache, or
olhi'r pains or aches by tluwo who have
learneil the merits of Dr. Miles' Anti
Pain Pills. Thoy simply take a tablet
when tho symptom appear, and they are
quickly dispelled In fact
Dr. Miles'
Anki-Pam Pills
Will provent. and also ctre. all pains of
every nature, and aro absolutely harmless.
The soothlnn Influence upon the nerven
and muscles, quiet and refresh the Irri
tated conditions.
"Dr Miles' Anti-Pain Pills always cure
my headache, and the beauty of It Is, It
costs such a trifle. T am. Rind there Is such
a remedy for people who must work, sick
or well. Headaches Hover prevent me
from koeplnp cnpaRomouta."
MRS. G N. GRIFFITH. SnnUi Ana, Cal.
The first package will benefit. If not, lh
diugglsL will return your money.
23 doses, 2G cents. Never sold In bulk.
NEW fill LIFE
!!EY SQUANDERED
Special Trustees' Committee Se
verely Condemns McCall
and Hamilton.
NEW YORK, Feb. 0. The special com
mittee appointed by the trustees of the
New YorkLlfe Insurance company to In
vestigate the affairs of the company to
day made a partial report of Its labors to
the directors. This report deals only with
the relations of Andrew II. Hamilton,
the legislative agent, with the company,
and Is a severe arraignment of his meth
ods. John A. McCall. former preohlent of the
New York Life Insurunce company, also
comes In for a share ot the committee's
criticism. He is blamed for his mothods
In connection with the "bureau of taxa
tion and legislation" during the last ton
years and for allowing Hamilton to pay
vast sums of money without a proper
accounting.
Make Them Pixy Back.
Special attention Ig called to remit
tances of JlO.Oft) to Mr. McCall in London
nnd $131,000 to Hamilton In Paris, in 1330
The purposes of these remittances, tho
committee savs, It has been unable to
ascertain, and recommends that proceed
ings be Instituted against Hamilton and
McCall for nn accounting or repayment-
The committee adds on this point appli
cation has been made to Mr. McCall for
Information regarding the transaction,
but that it Is Informed by Mr. McCall's
family that his physical and nervous con
dition 13 such that the subject cannot be
taken up at present.
Hamilton Is a Dodger.
As to Mr Hamilton's health, which
has been reported aa bad, the committee
says It has been Informed t'.iat he was
physically able to travel and has exerted
every effort to Induce him to return to
mnke a full disclosure of bis payments,
disbursements and transactions, but
without success.
Responsible for $35,000.
The committee also holds McCall and
Hamilton responsible for J35.WW advanced
to Hamilton to pay the State tax and
which the comijiittcc declares was used
by Hamilton for his own purpcacs. Tho
committee Is advised that both are liable
for this sum. The committee maintains
also that It is a matter for legal adjudi
cation as to whether George W. Perkins
of the firm of J. P. Morgan & Co. is not
liable for the payment of Hamilton's
notes for 59.310. Mr. Perkins paid this
account, the committee holds, out of the
New York Life Insurance company's
share of profits In Its participation In a
Fnltcd States Steel corporation syndi
cate. The committee holds also that tho
payment of these notes by tho company
war? unwarranted.
Perkins in Good Faith.
It is onlv Just lo Mr Perkins to sny.
tho report adds, that ho acted In tho mat
ter In entire good faith; that he derived
no benefit from the transaction, nnd that
his liability, if any, Is a technical one.
The committee recommends that the
law department of the company institute
appropriate legal proceedings to carry In
to effect the findings and conclusions of
this report.
The report Is signed by T. P. Fowler,
Norman Renm. Hiram Steele, Augustus
G. Payne and Claronce H. Mackay, and
was unanimously adopted.
Hamilton Gets S90.0OO.
On October 18, 19A4. the Court of Appeals
handed down a decision under which the
New York Llfo Insurance company wns
allowed a tax credit of 5272.703. This could
not bo drawn In cash, but portions of it
were assigned to nine other companies for
iSfi.CCG. "That sum was collected by or
for Hamilton," reports the committee,
"and has been retained by him wlthoutt
any "ntry In tho books of the company."
The committee sets forth thnt this waa
oxplaiiu'd by tln fact that Mr. McCall
hnd mado nn arrangement that Hamilton
wns to have one-third of the tax savings
under the legal proceeding This arrange
ment the committee characterizes as Im
provident, and suggests that Hamilton
should be called upon to establish his legal
right to retain the SM.OJS.
MORE BODIES ON BEACH
Passenger for Vancouver on Valencia
Lost Life in the Disaster.
VICTORIA. 13. C. Feb. 0.-A Clayquot
dispatch saya the body of a well-dressed
man has been picked up on Long Beach,
near Schooner cove. Clayquot. by Georgo
Gray, an' Indian Papers found in tho
pockets Identify tho corpse as that of
Harry Wooirldge. one of the victims of
the Valencia, bound to Vancouver, en
route east. A Bible was found In his
pocket with tho same name Inside. A
checkbook, silver watch, JC0 In cash and
a Canadian Pacific railroad tlckot was
found In the pockets. The body Is badly
decomposed.
Thirty-Ninth Body Found.
The thirty-ninth victim of the Valen
cia, an unknown woman, was recovered
from the sea today near the scene of the
wreck. Tho body Is badly decomposed,
and wns burled on the shore by the police
officers in chaVge of the work of recover
ing bodies
The steamer Queen City, which arrived
today, brought news that two articles
have been washed ashore on Long beach,
near Clayquot, which were apparently
meant to act as life buoys. They are
composed of rope, sheets, blankets, under
clothing, mcoqulto netting and a wo
man's apron, all worked Into a frame of
wood and rope about flvo or six feet high
and twenty inches thick, with pieces of
rope lashed and looped as though to cling
to. Part of a lulc llfo buoy was found on
the same beach
GUILTY OF MURDER
Novadan Is Convicted in San Fran
cisco Court.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 9. The Jury In
the case of Chllllen Bowen. on trial for
killing W. W. Stevenson, last night re
turned a verdict of guilty of murder In
tho first degree, and recommended the
defendant to tho mercy of the court. The
recommendation probably will fix Bowen's
punishment at Imprisonment for llfo.
Tho murder was committed under sen
satlonnl circumstances. Stevenson and
Bowon had boon neighboring ranchers in
Nevada, and Bowen won tho afiVctlons of
Stevenson's wife. The woman ramo hero
to undergo a surgical operation, and
Bowen lived with her after she wna dis
charged from tho hospital. Stevenson wa.i
Informed nf the situation and, coming
here, forced his way Into the room occu
pied by tho cftuple. Ao ho entered the
room he waa shot dead by Bowen.
INDIANS MAY CUT TIMBER
Uintah Reservo Lumber Affected by
Senator's Bill.
Speclnl to The Tribune.
WASHINGTON. D C, Feb. 0. Senator
Sutherland's bill to permit Indians to cut
timber on Uintah reserve and sell it lo
homesteaders for bulldlngw and fences was
favorably reported today.
Senator Warren called up and passed
Hie. bill appropriating $100,000 for a public
building at Rawlins, Wyo.
Hits College Football.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass.. Feb. 0. announce
ment was mado today that the faculty of
Harvard has expressed Its opinion to tho
committee on the regulation of athletic
oport that Intercollegiate football should
be prohibited to Harvard students In 1005,
nnd until a renaonablo game shall have
been formulated. 1
" WALKERjS I
t The fourteenth of February. St Valentine's Day. TVc one and all claim thg privileges of the day which Is act apart and dedl- c I IJ
I ( On thnt day the opportunity In sU'on to loy bare our hearts, by meann yncred to I lie saint. MlyslvcH and tokena of love- S I
1 S appear In mnny forms. From the neat little card bearing a Blmple vcrec. breathing tli.j love ntlll unspoken, they range up to S I H
S iho dainty and artistic creations of paer, celluloid nnd lace, so beautiful In themselves not mentioning the delicate yentt- S 9
s -At the Walker Stationery Department you will find a very choice assortment of the saint's tokens S
at pi-ices from lc each up to S2.00. The delicate and artistic conceptions -will appeal to the lovers s
i ? of the beautiful, -while the "same old stoxy" expressed on them will stir the hearts of those who oven (
w ? scornfully refute the word "love." f f I
35c to 50c Women's BeItsSaturday Night You Choose at 12c 8 H
This Is a remarkable "special," The object la obvious. We have had them long enough. We have made the E
price so extremely low that the time has been limited to the hours from 6:30 to 9 p. in., to give every one a m
5 fair chance The assortment comprises both silk and leather belts in many colors and shapes. They won't Sa IH
3 last long; How could they at 12c each? ffl
$8.50 Skirts for Saturday OnlyYour Choice $4.95. I H
I This is a small lot comprising biue. black and tan The colors are right, the styles are right and the price n
is more than right. You who need skirts should heed. y
New Covert Coats for Spring Wear Mow Exhibited. H fl
! The covert cloth coat is again destined to be one of the season's favorites. We are showing, according to i
i opinions of those who know, the best assortment in the city. They comprise the bo:; and semi-fitted styles,
also the fitted. The lengths are 22, 24 and 26-fnch. Prices range from $5.00 to $35.00 each. I S IH
Saturday in the NecRwear and SATURDAY KNIT UNDERWEAR ' I
. Trimming Department. SPECIALS. j I
1 Linen Chemisettes at 5c Each. children's shirts and pants, ti are H
cream fleeced and worth 3ae each. Saturday your
i 2 dozen of these. Probably won t last till noon. The cno,ce -s3
5 sizes are assorted. WOMEN'S VSSTS AND DRAWERS In broken '
50c to 5.50 Wash Colkrs at 19c Ea. llnes- AVorth L50 the sarmen-t' Saturday- 1'00
!B CHILDREN'S WOOLEN HOSE. Worth 50e and 60c I
This unusual offer was occasioned by the collars be- pair. Saturday w.40c I '
Ing slightlv soiled, a defect easily remedied Other- .,,T,..f, ,'T TT f
wise they are excellent collars. See them, anyhow. OMEN S WOOLEN HOSE. Worth Joe pair,
LACE VEILINGS AT SC THE YARD. WHITE. fOP 50?
BLACK AND COLORED. Plain ribbed, worth 3nc pair, for 20c j ff
I Women's Girdle CorsetsSaturday Extra Special 39c Each, i H
This assortment comprises girdles of pink, blue and white mercerized tape. They are very well boned and 1
' stayed. This offer for Saturday only. I
"Busy Basement" Prices to Please the Economical Housewife. I
9 Before mentioning the specials, we call your attention to the recent arrival of an elegant asortment of De-
von China pieces, the beauty of which must be seen to be appreciated. f
EXCELLENT TUMBLERS, worth $.1.00 the dozen. PRESS CUT GLASS An asortment of very useful
i Saturday tho dozen 60.1 Is wel1 as ornamental pieces. The press cut glass ap-
( proaches as near as possible to the genuine, and as
. , , , , , 4 , far as actual usefulness lsconcerned, is way ahead of B t
j CUPS AND SAUCERS of handsomely decorated the genuine. The assortment comprises creamers. J P
i seml-porcelaln we offer Saturday at the dozen. $1.00 sugars, spoonholders, etc.. at your choice 10c I I
.
Saturday MIgM the Popular ' I
j All weok long wo have been busy answering: cans for "Those S3. 45 shoes MwKBi
on sale." and hundreds of happy feet have worn them away, Ono more PByHR j
dny you have to choose from our Wright. Peter's, Val Duttenhoffer's and vB
Cross shoes, worth up to So. 00 tho pair, and all new stock, too. All I
! leathers, in heavy and light Frencu, Cuban and Military jp yb A P31 fflR
heel. Ono more day they go at, the pair UjLy JT.VJ' aSt
j All Qoar Wonisa's $2.50 and 2.75 Bys' and Yontbs' School Shoes Un- H
Shoss Saturday tho Pair $2.95. derpriced. I
J This is a splendid offer comprising heavy weights Many styles in box calf, velcure. lace and bluchcr. H
for street wear, and light weights for dress. Many f
R leathers and lasts. New, snappy styles. All fully guaranteed.
I WE SHOW A COMPLETE LINE OF SHOES. DE- Si.,e3 0 to 12. WorUl $2,00 lhc ir Saturday... 1.65 f fl
SIGNED FOR TENDER FEET. We don t make " j JM
your bunions lit the shoes. We make our shoes fit sizes 12 to 2. Worth $2.25 the pair. Saturdav.Sl.S5 t
your bunions, and comfortably, too. Expert fitters In
attendance. See our new bunion protector Sizes 2Vs to 5V-. Worth ?2.50 the pair. Saturday 91.95
THE U. S. IN CHINA
Chinese Minister Hints at Some
Vaguo Trouble.
BERLIN. Feb 0. Gen. Tenant- Tcheng.
the Chinese Minister lo Germany, In the
course of an Interview with the Tagc
blatt's correspondent on the disquieting
rumors from China. uld that China
needed reform In her head and limbs. Eu
rope, he said, hnd been .surprised that
Japan had bfcomc irrenter than China,
whoso soldleru, and especially thoae In the
northern part of the empire, compare
physically with the Prussian guards.
China Wishes Trado Expansion.
China, tho Minister continued, strongly
wishes for commercial dealings with for
eign countrlCH. but prefers those without
Chinese colonies. The missionaries, ho
added, cause hatred of foreigners by their
tactless proselyting and the lighting be
tween ProtcstanLs nnd Catholics.
TEA
No tea is so good that
people will drink it in spite
of bad dealing.
Scli!liiii;S r'cot ii a coid foot-ruU to ouiun
your cioccr
. s
The Minister was asked If the navy and
army reinforcements which the United
States is eendlng to tltc Philippines In tho
expectation of difficulties ' with China
might rouse the Chinese dragon. He re
plied: "If. the American Government sends re
inforcements, who can sny It fenrs diffi
culties with China? It Is all nonsense. I
believe the armaments nre directed
against somebody else. I cannot express
myself more dcllnlioly."
WILL TELL GREAT SECRET
Discoverer of Diphtheria Serum Has
Found Remedy for Consumption.
BERLIN. Feb. 9 -Prof. Emll Von Beh
rlng, the discoverer of the diphtheria sc
rum, addressing the German Agricultural
council today, announced his determina
tion to adhere to the resolution which he
promulgated In Paris, of keening his tu
berculosis remedy secret till tho autumn
The professor discussed lengthily tho
method of preventing consumption by im
munizlnpr milch cows. The aim Is to se
cure milk having Immunizing properties.
Treating Young Cows.
He claims to have approximately solved
this problem. Cows nre treated when
voung with a lluld which Prof. Bohrlng
calls tuberlouse.
It le Injected under the skin of tho
young cows repeatedly for two or threo
weeks. The remedy at ilrut was very
costly, because It was almost Impossible
to preserve It In good condition, but n
method has recently Ueen discovered by
which it can be preserved satisfactorily. IH
Makes Them Immune. IH
Prof. Behrlng aleo treated cows which IH
showed a virulent type of tuberculosis In IH
their milk. His theory is that children IH
fed on milk from cows rendered Immuna IH
through his treatment become themselves IH
Immune. H
Ladies' Literary Club Meets Today.
The Ladles' Literary club will mcut tli s IH
r.ftcrnoon at 2 o'clock. Amonir tho twiners o H
hp lirouinted will bo "The Growth of 1'crlodl- H
cul Literature." by Ills Jcwup: "Goldsmith's
Art." by Mis Pcareall. Mrs. D. Elliot Kelly
will render Instrumental music. unJ Miss ( H
WolfKanc will sing. H
Casfi or Curg H
If SKUoK's Conjamnb'on Cure fails to cure
your Cold or Cough, you get back all ycu
paid for it. You ate sure of u Cure cr
the Cash. H
If it wasn't a :uic cure, thu offer would
sot be nude. H
Can anything be fairer ?
If you have a Cold, Cough, or any diseia H
of the Throat, Lungs or Air Passages, try
WHILOM
25c. per bottle. All dealers guarantee it. B