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8 1 THE HERALDREPUBLICAN SALT LAKE CITY UTAH THURSDAY NOV 25 1909

fIGHT INDICTED

BY GRAND JURORS

Three Against Whom TrueBills Were Returned Are

in CustodyI-

MPERSONATING OFFICER

A L WILLIAMS ACCUSED OF EXACTING TRIBUTE FROM WOMEN

Eight indictments were returied lastnght by the United States grand jury

hich has been In session here Elevenbills were considered by the jury alto-gether three of these being Ignored

Members of the grand jury which huttbeen sitting for the last two weeks Inthe tnlted States court will enjoy theirThanksgl ing day dinner at home todaytnles they happen to live at such a dis-tance that they cannot reach home afterndjourf1ment The members of the jurynssembled before Judge Page Morris Inthe cuut at 8 oclock last night and re-ported that they hud finished the workbefore then

There were seventeen members of theoriginal jury present when court openedlast nght the law requiring that stxteehmust be present to constitute a quorumThere were sixteen on hand at the closeot last week and as one ot these K SPerry of ManU as absent Monday onaccount of the death of his wife the pro< edtng day at Provo the jury was unable to continue Its work by reason ofthe lack of a quorum and an adjournmentwas taken until Mr Perry could returnto this city He arrived In the city lateyesterday and when the regular work ofthe day was finished In court aboutoclock announcement was made that thecourt would recowene at S oclock toreceive the report of the grand jury

The court was In session only a fewminutes When the session opened JuageMorrls asked If the jury was ready toroport and B F Redman foreman handfd the report to the clerk It announcedthe number of true bills found and thenumber ot Ignored bills JUdge Morris

I xam1ned these and then having ascerItalned from Colonel II E Booth UnitedI s district attorney that the indictments were In proper form he thankedthe mebers of the jury for theIr serviceand told them they could draw their payand go ta their homes An adjournmentor the court was taken untU Friday mornIn at 10 oclock

Three of the persons against whom truebills were returned by the grand jurybave been taken Into custody these beIng Ben Sailor charged with takingmoney from reglsteled letters In a railway mail car A L Williams accused ofgetting money from several women nthis city by representing himself as an in-ternal revenue officer and George Petersen aliaa George Milers charged withforging and attempting to cash a moneyorder belonging to Max F Presley at thWest Jordan postottice recently

Ben Sailor was a clerk In the railwaymall service running between MaladIda and Ogden and is charged with-baving takpn money from three regis-tered letters getting about 16 on April-

S lastA L Williams Is charged with obtainJg on October 29 and 30 last 20 from

Jlrs L C Pender 30 from Mrs MaggieRichards 2O from Mrs W E Dunn ann50 from Miss Carrie Ward alleging that3w was a revenue collector and that themoney was due for licenses to sell liquorat boarding houses In this city

Petersen tile third man wis chargedwll attempting to pass tie Preslqrr oney ordr for i O on November 13 at1 est Jordan

Sailors bail was fixed at 1000 Peter-s t S at 7O and that of WilIlams at

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TRAFFIC BUREAU PLANSFOR MEMBERSHIP BANQUET

DlrCcttrs of the Salt Lake Commercialcub traffic bureau wlll hold their nextmeeting It the Commercial club Fridayron This will be the first meeting sincetl annual election of officers or theI rElU and several Important matters wlll-

r up for discussionof these wlll be regardIng the ban

f r the members or the bureauviU probably be held early next

L membershIp or the bureau Is In-n ing rapidly several local firms hay

i g jotned during the last week It ist intention to hold monthly meetings oftle mmbers ot the bureau In the future >

Vie mt1ngs of th directors to be hlii-on call of lie xresident

To Enjoythe full confidence of the WenInformedof the World md the Commendation of

the most eminent physicians it was essen

tial that the component parts of Syrupof Figs anti Elixir of Senna should beknown to and approved by them there-

fore the California Fig Syrup Co publishes a full 8tatcment with every packageThe perfect purity md uniformity of product which they demand in a laxativeremedy of an ethical character are assuredby the Companys original method of man-

ufacture k1own to the Company onlyThe figs of California are ued in th3

rroduction of Syrup of Figs and Elixir of

Senna to promote the pleasant taste butthe medicinlll principles are obtained fromplants known to act most beneficially

To get its beneficial effects always buythe gtnuinemanufactured by the Cali-

fornia rig Syrup Co only and for sale

Lyall leading druggists

WOMEN ARE VICTIMS

INDOOR LIFE AND LACK OP EXERCISE CAUSES PILES

M re smen than men have pIles ItIs because they take so little outdoorexert ls> and are SQ often constipatedThere IS a stagnation of blood In thelower bowel and no amount of cuttingor treatment with ointments and suppositories wlll remove tllls cause

Dr Leonhardts Hemttoid an internal tablet medicine will permanentlycurt any case of plies removing theL1USC PrIce I at SchrammJohnsonDrugs 80 South Main street Salt Laket ity Fully guaranteed Dr Leonlardt Co Station B Buffalo N yWrite for booklet

HOTELS AND RESORTS

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SURGINGREDBLOOD

REVIVED IS IBX AND WOMENTOO

Health and strength hithertounknown will be felt surging Inrich red blood through the arteries and veins and Ufes greateat ambitions may be realized asnever before It the followingspecial treatment Is tollvwed bythose men and women too whoare stricken wIth that mostdreaded ot all afflictions nervousexhaustion accompaed wIth suchsymptoms as extreme nervousnessInsomnIa cold extremities melan-cholia headaches constipation anddyspepsia kidney trouble1 dreadfuldreams of dIreful dlseasters timidityIn venturing and a general inability to act naturally at all timesas other people do Lack of poiseand equilibrium In men Is a constant source of embarrasSment evenwhen the public least suspects ItFor the benefit of those who wanta restoration to full boundinghealth and all the happiness accompanying It the following hometreatment Is given It contains noopiates or nablttormbg drugswhatever Mix it at home and noone wlJl be the wiser as to youraffliction

The treatment Is simple thoroughand correct Leading druggistssupply the main tinctures extractsand essences In oneounce bottlesready to mix Get three ouncessyrup sarsaparIlla compound mixwith one ounce compound fluIdbalmwort and stand two hoursAdd one ounce compound essencecardlol and one ounce tincture cado

men compound not cardamomShake well and take a teaspoonfulafter each meal and one at bed-time

The Ingredents are used for vanous prescriptions

Special Thanksgiving DinnerCullen Hotel Cafe Served 12 to 8O

too

ONLY THE BEST POSITIONSSeven Institute pupils always wlll

command the best wages Theirshorthand Is accurate NO GUESSWORK TheIr work Is reliable therefore worth more 35 MercantIle blockBell Ui1

Established 1879

An Inhalation fo-rWhoophigCough CroupronchItis Coughs

Diphtheria CatarrhCresolenll Is a Boon to Asthmatics

Does U not seem more effective to breathe In aremedy for diseases of the breathing organs thanto take the remedy Into the stomld-

1Crelolene cures because the air renderedItrogly antiseptic Is carried over the diseased-surface with every Lreth giving prolonged andconstant treatment It is Invaluable to mothers-with small children

Those of a Connemptive Tendencywin Sod immediate relieffrom Coughs or laSamedCondition of the throat

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OUR NEW STORE66 MAIN ST

Opening Exhibit and Holiday SaleCut Glass China Dinner Wares Serving Sets SilverwareChafing Dishes Percolators Brieabrae Brass Novelties etc

Our entire store is given over to this eventan exhibit and holiday sale that offers wares fJomthe cheapest thats good to the best thats made at Great Underpricesnote the reductions consider the quality and exclusiveness of Callaway bock Francis stocks without parallelthemost complete and exclusive between Denver and the Coast Whether it be only a single dish ornovelty or a dinner set entire youll save at this sale

Now is the time to buy Holiday Favors Theres many a bit of BricaBrac orFancy China pieces that your friends will appreciate on Christmas day andtheyre cheaper now-

IMPERIAL CROWN CHINA DINNER SERVICEBorder decorationan exquisite design choice

patterns worth 6610 for 5290 SpecialsISYRACUSE CHINA DINNER SERVICEt

oW ¼ New green conventional design 100 pieces worth ENGLISH DOULTONDickens Bayeau Tapestry7450 for 5960op and other celebrated sub

c New coin gold edge 100 pieces worth 6375 for jects2O per cent discount

5100 JARDINIERES AND PEDESTALS25 per cent discount

1a Small border design 100 pieces worth 4300 for CARVING SETS

Every piece guaranteed-

20zI3440 per cent discount

LL Pink spray 100 pieces worth 3465 for 2770 CHAFING DISHES AND PERCO-

LATORSENGLISH PORCELAIN DINNER SERVICE Nickel and copper all new

Victor blue 100 pIeces worth op2465t for 1575 BAKINGdeslgns1O

CASSEROLESper cent discount

4 Holland blue 100 pieces worth 2465 for 1575 Mounted In silver and copperlO per cent discount

DOMESTIC PORCELAIN DINNEl SERVICE BRASSFlower border 100 Pieces worth 2090 for 1390 Oriental and Russian All

new and latest designsSO potWhIte and gold 100 pIeces worth 2035 for cent discount

t 13 no ELECTRIC LAMPS4WV AU styles 20 per cent dlsy White 100 pieces worth 1155 for 750 count

Many of above Patterns are Open stock and can be re SILVERWARETen per cent discount

placed from time to tIme

ENGLISH DINNER SERVICEHAVIL1li DINNER SERVICEMiliton china encrusted gold 100

pieces worth 46225 for 36980 Green poppy 100 pIeces worthMinton china gold edge 100 = 9000 for 7200

pieces worth 23375 for 18700 Pink rose 100 pIeces worthJones china white and gdld 8835 for 7075

worth 33500 for 26800 White gold stipple edge 100pIeces worth 8810 for 7050

ITALIAN DINNER SERVICE Green conventional bider00Genori china 100 pieces worth pieces worth 10100 for 80842250 for 33800 White with gold edge 100 pieces

FRENCH DINNER SERVICE worth 11450 for 9160Encrusted gold 100 pieces worth Arbutus decoration 100 pieces

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19915 for 15930a worth 6200 for 4960

LIBBEY CUT GLASS BVARIAN DINNER SERVICEThe worlds best20 per cent Orchid 100 pieceS worth 5115

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A variety and selection that offers a great Christ ii q1I

mas gift choice 25 per cent discount 1

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All open stock patterns English French German and Domestic Wares 20 per cent discount

PLATESAll sizes and decorations your choice 25 per cent t- 4

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CUPS AND SAUCERSAll styles single and in sets 25 per cent discount

WRITE CHINA FOR DECORATING100 dozen Victoria Teas 290 per dozen Other BERRY SETSpieces for the Decorator in White China at special Teapots sugars and creams chocolate sets 25 Per

I prices cent discount

4TT Our basement is a marvel of economy and select onfrom simple kitchen utensils at five or ten cents to full Din1i ner sets brown cooking wear and enameled granite ware our stock is complete wIth every feature and price scope

that you could want to buyDont miss a visit to our Basement This Week youll save tremendously

On a reasonable deposit we will put aside any piece in the store at sale prices

Callaway Hoock Francis 66 Main Street

From the cheapest thats good to the besta1iI

New Los Angeles TrainSalt Lake Route Here tOday theretomorrow Phone 44 or lad 19S6 for1

Mexicorates to California Arizona Texas or

BEST TREATMEII-

Tr21 FoR CATARRHThere is no way to euro Oatorrh except to purify the blood and thus

do away with the cause The symptoms may be benefited by tho use ofwashes inhalations sprays medicated tobaccos etc and through the useof such treatment catarrh sufferers receive temporary relief and comfortExternal and local measures however cannot havo any effect on the bloodand therefore their use alone is of no real curative value Oatarrh is adeepseated blood direaso and comes as the result of catarrhal matter andother impurities in the circulation Those morbid matters in tho bloodcause an inflammatory and irribted condition of the mucous membrane ortissue lining of the cavitios of the body producing an unhealthy secretionringing noises in the oars stuffy feeling in the head and nose headacheshoarseness bronchial affections watery eyes etc S S S is the best treat-ment for Oatarrh because it is the greatest of all blood purifiers Thismedicine removes every particle of the catarrhal impurity from the circulation making this vital fluid pure fresh and healthy Then the inflamedmembranes begin to heal because they are nourished with pure healthgiving blood every symptom disappears and soon S S S produces a perfectcure S S S does not contain any habitforming drugs which really nevercan cure Otarrh but often ruin the health Book on Ontarrh and anymedical dvlcefre THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO ATLANTA GA

OH YOU SILLYWasting time and money on oldstyle

shorthands SIx and twelve monthswhere six weeks will produce betterwork and wages Call for proofs 35Mercantile block Bell 31n

VISIT OUR-ELECTRICAL

EXHIBITAt the Pure Food Show andsee all the latest heatingcooking and lighting appli-ances

Ladies should be sure toregister in our grand freeprize drawing Severalhandsome and valuableprizes given away

Look for the rocket signUTAH LIGHT AND

RAILWAY COlI ANYElectricity for Everything

ReliableDentists

PricesReasonableBest Work

DR ZIMMERMAN234 MAIN ST

Set of Teeth best red rubber rMGold crowns 22ICBridge Work best ItlooGold Fillings 8500SIlver Flhlngs vloo

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All work guaranteed 12 yearsPainless Extraction Free with Plates

34587 CHilDREN

IN UTAH SCHOOLS

Report Shows the IIncrease inSalt Lake Is More Rapid

Than Elsewhere

There are 34567 children of schoolage In the five cities of the first andsecond class In Utah as shown In a re-

port just compiled In the office of AC Nelson state superIntendent of publie Instruction Salt Lake contributes21017 of this number

Ogden and Murray show decreases inthe children of school age This can beaccounted for at Murray through theremoval of many families when thesmelters closed down but the decreaseat Ogden was rather surprising Thereare now 253 children less than In 1908

between the ages of 6 and IS years InOgden as shown by the report whileMurray shows a decrease of only 47

Salt Lake shows a gain of 906 andProvo of 286

An Interesting fact Is that there are80 colored children In Utah of schoolage 47 boys and 3S girls Of these 66

are In Salt Lake The five cities of firstand second class are Salt Lake OgdenLogan Provo Murray The reportshows there are 34567 children of schoolage In the lye cities divided as fol-

lows White boys 17038 girls 17449colored boys 47 girls 33 total Increaseover a year ago 925

The report shows the population bycIties as follows Salt Lake white boys10265 girls 10686 colored boys 38girls 28 total of 21 017 Incrse of906

OgdenWhlte boys i35 girls 344colored boys 7 girls 4 total of 6774decrease 25-

3LoganWhite boys 1267 girls 1288colored boys 2 girls 1 total of 2568Increase of 5-

3ProCrWhlte boys 1513 girls 146total 2969 Increase of 266

MurrayWhite boys 634 girls 615

total 1249 dNrPRle of 47411

RAV SOUL VOUNDS lAID

BARE IN POLICE COURT

Gamut of Human Emotions Run byWoes and Joys of Pris-

oners

Almost every chord of human emo-tions were sounded in Judge 3 M Bowmans police court yesterday afternoonThe man who was a long way fromhome the man who had lost outthe boy who had gone wrong andthe man with a plain jag were all represented

Andrew Paddern was a long way fromhome and he had been drunk PaddernclaImed Iceland as the land of his na-tivity and proved it by a lingual mixture o Norwegian and Ccandinavlan

Youre a long way from home saidthe city prosecutor Paddern was dismissed on provIng that he alone hadbeon the sufferer for his visit to SaltLake

Out of reform school at 16 and intopoJice court on a charge of drunkennessat 21 was the record admitted by Victor Halberg-

I guess Ive lost out said the boyNo you havent said Judge Bow

man This Is your first chance toprove yourself You may go

Charles Lang a boy of 16 admittedthat he had been disorderly and wastined 6 He saId lie had gotten witha bad bunch and had gone wrong

Jane Doe Elliott charged with shoplifting was discharged Lack of prose-cution was the reason given Mrs Elliott was arrested at the Charlton tencent store Monday afternoon

ASK FOR WATER RIGHTSAn application for the right to appropri-

ate ten second feet of water from Troutcreek In Juab county for the productionof motive power at the Clifton miningdistrict was file4 with the state engineeryesterday by Fred B Jones and n nYoung Frank J Christensen of KanoshUtah also filed an application for thause of three cubic feet of water from ahunnamed stream In Millard county The I

water wIll be used In the Irrigation of 3isores ot land Julia Tripp of Callno Juab I

county also asked the approprIation otwater from Rock springs for stock waterlug purposes

JURY SAYS DEATH OF I

NELSON WAS ACCIDENT

We tIle jury find that the deceasedcame to his death on tIle night of November 20 1909 having been accidentally runover by a street car In charge of Motorman J H Wilkinson and ConductorCharles Hartman This In brief was theverdIct returned by the cOroners jurywhich concluded Its Investigation ot thedeath of Leon Nelson yesterday mornIngThe jury was composed of A O MillerL P Hanson and J J Clayton A burialcertificate was issued by Dr M R Stewsart onowlng the coroners verdict Tilefuneral took place at Sandy yesterdayafternoon In the home of the parents Mrand Mrs James C Nelson

RIO GRANDE SAYSI

IT OWNS STREETS

Railroad Company ContendsThat Franchises Estop

Condemnation Suits

CITY MORTGAGE RECORD

DENIES RIGHT OF CITY TO OPENTHIRD AND FOURTH SOUTH

Contending that nearly aU or SixthWest and that the crossings of ThIrdSouth FIlth South and Sixth Southstreets aU belong to the companythrough franchises granted by SaltLake the Denver Rio Grande Railroad company yesterday filed a longanswer to the suit of Carl A Ek andabout fifty others to compel the railroad company to open ThIrd South andFourth South streets now shut ort byfences and company buildings

The Rio Grande company claims thatIt owns between the center of SixthWest street to the West line of FIfthWest street at Second South also atFourth South Sixth South and SeventhSouth streets It admIts that fencesand buildings have been erected whichstop traffic from east to west on thesestreets at the tracks but claims this I

right Is given the company In a number of franchIses from Salt Lake datIng as far back as 1SGT and runnIngup to 1906 All of the later ordinancesare mentioned Including those of January 25 1901 and January 3 1906 bywhich the railroad company was giventhe right to block the streets

The company also tells of the latestmortgage of the company filed withthe county recorder here on August I1908 for 150OOOOOO of whIch 27511000has been disposed of in good faith Themortgage Includes the franchises andgrants or SnIt Lake it Is held and thefact that the company has spent a greatdeal of money In making Improvementson the property given It by the cityestops the property owners from con-demning the buildings

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The Salt Lake High school was thescene ot three rousing assembles held yesterday afternoon at the sixth period Inhonor of the High schoolOgden game InOgden this afternoon Freshmen gatheredin the gymnasium thE sophomores in thescience building while the juniors andseniors occupied the large assembly roomIn the main building Speeches were madeby Professor George A Eaton R S McNiece L M Gillilan Professor ClarkCoach Dad Convill Manager John MeCurdy of the football team CaptainThomas FitzpatrIck Gilbert WilliamsRex Shores Roderic Korns Louis Karrick Alonzo Romney and every memberat the fOotball team i

Manager McCurdy has had charge othe tickets to Ogden for the past four I

days which have been SellIng rapidly fn-l The team will leave this morning over

the Bamberger line at 9 a m and wlll I

be followed probably by the greatestnumber of rooters that has ever accom-panied their team out of the city Coach

is worried considerably about theIConvllIJame as Yates Gallacher Kirby andYorthman are not m the best of condition The High school lads are hopingthat the game will take place upon a dryfield as the Ogden team Is greatly fearedIn mUddy weather owing to Its superiorweight The High school team will bebanqueted after the game and In theevening will attend Lo as guests ofManager Burlock

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Teachers of the kindergarten depart-ment of the university gave an entertaInment for the children In the kindergartenrooms Wednesday forenoon About eIghtychildren of the department were presentand also a number of the mothers DurIng the fore part ot the morning gameswere played and at noontime luncheonwas served to the children and their par-ents

All of the laboratories and class roomsat the university were closed Wednesdayafternoon for the remainder of the weekDuring the Thanksgiving day recess nostudents wlll be allowed to do any workIn the laboratories Students of the medIcal department will complete their workfor the semester before the close of scholfor the Christmas recess

The associated students will gIve adance In honor or the A C students tonight in the museum hall All ot themembers of the football squad wlll beguests ot the Utah students

The university campus was the scene ormuch merriment Wednesday caused bythe inItiation of a number of the boys ofthe junior class into the junior class Ira-ternity During thE day the men werecalled up to do stunts of the most rldlcubus nature The most laughable part ofthe variegated stunts consisted of a redheaded member tieing ccmpollel to weara white suit a stray hat minus tilecrown a large red and green necktie andcarry a small caSKet or eggs At eachclass he was compelled to take the basket of eggs to the professor In chargeand ask permission to leave It with himduring the class hour Another memberwhenever called upon to recite by a prolessor was compelled to recite three linesof Shakespeare before he could answerthe question

Wcrd has been received at the univer-sity that Frank E Holman holder of theRhodes scholarshIp from Utah has beenselected to deliver the Thanksgiving dayaddress at the annual banquet given bythe American students at Oxford It wasalso learned that ilolman would recelvthe degree of master ot arts In law atthe cOIlmencement next June This issomewhat unusual as Holman has onlybeen at Oxford for two years and theregular law course for the securing ofthe degree of master of arts In law IsthreE years The remaining year Holmanwill spend In traveling In Europe

HUNGRY MEN TO BE FED

Volunteers of America Will Be Hoststo 100 Homeless

Persons

For the men who are down and outIn Salt Lake today a feast will be spreadthrough the Instrumentality of the Volunteers of America Between the hoursof 2 and 3 oclock there will be no stand-Ing on ceremony In Bonds restaurant onFirst South street und the man with theshabby patched garments is to be thehonored guest Under the direction ofEvangelist Tom Mackey and the boysof the Commercial street mission will behosts

Preparations have been made for 100 ormore Drifters In particular are to bewelcomed Men who have long beenwithout homes who have by choice orotherwise joined the ranks of the menon the long trail are to have on squaremeal with all the garnlshings of theholiday board

At 11 oclock this morning services areto be held in the hall on Commercialstreet and Immediately followIng thismetinS the volunteers and their guestswill adjourn to the restaurant for dinnerIn thE evening Mr Mackey will speak Inthe mission hall on the subject of TheMission of Salvation

SAYS SHE WAS DESERTEDON DAY OF WEDDING

Married and deserted withIn a day Is thestory told by May lientz In a suit fordivorce In the district court yesterdayShe married Earl W Rents May 10 1JC9She says ho deserted her that same dayThey have a child William W Rentsfive months old Mrs Hentz wants 10a month alimony S50 attorney tees andher maiden name of May

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HOlCK RICHARDS BURlED

Beautiful Tribute Paid by the RevP A Simpkin in Funeral

Sermon

The career of a newspaper man is onebeset with temptation and all the loyaltyof a mans soul mUst be tested In thousands of ways before he can claim brotherhood In the fraternity of the men whomake tho newspapers saId the Rev PA Simpkin In the course or the brieffuneral service over the remains ofDick Richards at the S D Evans fu-

neral chapel yesterday afternoonThe Rev Mr Simpkin referred to the

life of Richard Richards as one filled withmany of the good things and a great

many of the trying circumstances thattest a mans character He said that Inhis association with Mr Richards he hadfound him a man loyal to his friends andone who would share any good fortunethat might come to him with every otherman

A rholr led by Miss Nora Gleason sangseveVal appropriate selections The bodywas taken to the City cemetery for buriala number of the newspaper men withwhom Mr Richards hall been associatedpayIng their last tribute of respect byaccompanying the casket to the grave-

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ASKS DAMAGES FOR INJURY

J G Morrison driver on a wagon forthe Symns Grocery company broughtsuit In the district court yesterday againstthe Utah Light and Railway companyfor 10175 damages for Injuries on Sep-tember 29 1908 when his wagon wasstruck by a street car Morrison claimsthe street car was traveling faster thantwenty miles an hour