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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-05
S S S

"Uncle Joe" didn't say anything about rate leg
slation in his speech accepting the nomination for
speaker of the House. What Uncle Joe doesn't say
is frequently OF more significance than what he does
say.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-12-05
IS IS s.

Electric railway Chickasha to tdewater' sounds
good-come ont to the commercial club meeting to-
night and hear about It.
SIS
Jas. H. Eckels asseverates that the people are
WASH t speaking of insurance presidents
If all signs are not misleading, Chickasha is on
the eve of building boom
SIS
Christmas ads planted now will bring fruit. Get
wise.
SSs
Read the Presidents message.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-20
Captured in New York.

He was found two weeks later in New
York and brought back TO Chicago and
confronted by several of his supposed
wives During the trial expert testi-
mOny was offered by the state that
Hoch had poisoned the woman by ad-
minlsteTing arsenic
IOday'S verdict was one Of the
quickest or record i'm Cook county. the
jury having reached a decision i'm less
than half an hour Three ballots were
taken The first ballot was unanimous
as To HOCh's guilt. and then d ballot
followed as to the punishment to be
inflicted This ballot showed ten i'm
favor Of the death penalty and two for
life imprisonment a third ballot re-
suited in the twelve jUTymen voting for
the death penalty.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-20
CLARK EXCOMMU NICATED
Provo Man Cast From Church For
UnchTistianlike Conduct IN
Attacking Leaders.

Provo. March Ig-Abgur tuv months
ago letter was published iu The Her
aid. supposed at the time 90 Do writ
ten by John r.. Clark of Provu in which
he makes predictions based on mum
Der of scripturaI quotations cn impOr-
taut events that would transpire i'm the
church this year Among them was
the removal of a high church authority
by shaft of lightning. The letter also
referred to the manifesto respecting
pClyEdmy a. a covenant with death
and an agreement with hell" This let
ter was mailed 10 many prominent
churchmeu and the matter was finally
taken UP i'm the bishops court i'm the
Fifth ward. of which Mr.. Clark was
member After an inVestiga ton the
bishops court disfeIIOwshiped him and
he appealed To the high council Last
evening the high council passed upon
the case. and following Is a statement
of their findings as given out by Z H
Holt. president Of the council. At a
special meeting of the high council of
the Utah Stake of Zion. held al Provo.
Thursday. May is. 1908. charges against
John 7. Clark as presented in the pa
pers and findings of the bishops court
of the Fifth ward of Provo. were con-
sidered. also his answer and appeal.
unchristian-like conduct in that he has
by circular letter and by conversation
sanctioned and promulgated charges
against the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints and the leading au-
thorities thereof In that ne declared
the manifesto respecting pOlygamy is d
covenant with death or an agreement
with hell, thereby sowing the seeds of
disunion in the church and distrust in
the leading authorities thereof. A num-
Der of points in said letter and answer
were. discussed at length in the council
and the accused still maintained heret-
zeal ideas and the stand he had At first
taken. The president of the stake rem
dered his decision. which confirmed the
action of the bishops court and eX-
communicated John It. Clark The
council sustained the decision unani-
mOusiy. E H Holt. president.
Mr.. Clark now claims that a gold
plate and Instruments are hidden some
place in Utah county and that he knows
where they are. He fully believes thai
the predictions he has made viii come
true this year. Mr.. Clark viii appea
from the decision Of the high council.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-20
PUT BIG "U" ON THE HILL
Two Hundred University Students
Busy Themselves IN Carrying
Lime Instead of Study.

Not content with placing their class
numerals on the hillside. the college
and prep" students of the University
yesterday combined and spent the
whole day in making 4 large u on
the slope of the hill just north and east
of the school
The large IT, is of the block design.
and is 100 feet by o. in dimensions. 1t
took a force Of over two hundred men
to complete the job.
The idea of placing large u" on
the hillside originated with Coach JO-
seFh Maddox. and it was at first
planned to place the word Utah" on
the four peaks back of the school But
it was found later that the task would
be too great However il Is intended
that another u" shall DE placed i'm the
near future. 50 as To make the sign
read u OF u
The sophomorce last night PAINTED
the word Utah in large letters on
the west roof Of the grand stand at
the university
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-20
SAYS AFFECTION
WAS STOLEN AWAY
Mrs. Frances P. Simpson Sues Miss
Grace Dele Davis.
ASKS FOR $40, 900 DAMAGES
DEFENDANT OUT OF CITY TO AT
TEND FATHERS FUNERAL.

A. RS. FRANCES P. SIMPSON. in a
wi suit begun in the district court
yesterday, asks that Miss Grace
Dele Davis be required to pay her $40
600 as compensation for alternating the
affections of Warren Z. Simpson from
the complainant
It Is averred that the complainant
and Warren r. Simpson were united
in marriage June p 1894. and that they
lived together as husband and wife un-
til March :. 1905, when he left her The
complaint further says that the de-
PENDANT, well knowing that said War
rem F. Simpson was the husband of
the plaintiff. wrOngfUlly, wickedIy ana
UnjuStly beSOUght. persuaded and al
lured the said Warren E Simpson to
withdraw his affection from said plain
tiff. and to cease living with and sup
porting her to insult. traduce and ma
lgn her and To compel her to support
herself and the three children of plain
tiff, and to wholly desert and abandon
her
Mrs. Simpson refused to say any
thing about the case when seen at her
home at Il Willard court
MY attorney has instructed me to
say nothing about the matter at all
she said, but the facts viii be present
ed in court"
When asked about her husband. she
replied 4 don't know where he Is.
and haven't seen him"
Miss Grace Dele Davis Is at present
in Boston. She left Salt Lake with the
remains of her father about a week ago
but is expected to arrive here some
I time during the coming week
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-20
PLENTY OF WATER.
Huge Inverted Siphon in Use at
Twin Falls Idaho.

Twin Fails. Ida. May Ig-The hugo
inverted siphon which carries In. VA
ters of the TWIN Falls Land a. Wsra-
company's low line canal across. Rock
creek is completed and the canal is
now carrying its normal fow six miles
west of Twin Falls The wafer v-ss
turned into the sipHon ON SATURDAY and
the pressure gradually increased u0rH
il reached the maximum
Al the point where the -funou CROSSES
Rock creek the canyon of the Sf~ear,
Is 63 feet IN height The Siphou which
Is 10 feet in diameter and Reinforced
with stifeneTs every five feet SETS i'm
rock cut on concrete cradle 8 feet
wide and feet high. The total length
of the siphon IL 452 feet. of ~ hfcb 7n0
feet rest on the creek bottom. In places
the cut in the rock Is almost as deem
as the Siphon is high. Dirst and loose
rock is used 10 cover the pinfng and
a wasteway is provided for use i'm case
Of accident
The completion of the siphon furn-
ishes water for a large tract of land
west Of Twin Falls, most of which is
now being cultivated As the season
has been unusually wet there l. an
exceptionally good stand OF grain and
cress. and very little water will be
used for a time. II Is expected that
the state viii Immediately apply for a
patent to the lands ON which water is
now available
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-20
SLIDE OF EARTH INTO GRAND RIVER
CAUSES "CITY OF MOAB" TO TURN BACK

down from Green River station by
river. at WheeIer's ranch. three Of the
crew went ashore and rode horses into
Green River station today. bringing the
first news of the boat and its crew since
the boat left Wheeler'S on the down
trip. The voyage was a pleasant one
all the way, except for the unlocked for
obstruction in the Grand river, caused
by the late heavy storms and high
water in that section The trip from
WheeIeT'S ranch to Green River
station is necessarily slower than in
going the other way when the down
trip of this twenty-five miles was made
I'm two hours BY cutting across the
country on horseback the distance to
Wheeler's is only about fifteen miles
From WheeIers on to Moab the trip
is through deep canyons
The channel where the rock and land
slide occurred is to be blasted out soon.
when the second trip Of the City OF
Moab viii be made
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-20
Cost of the Work.
THREE TICKETS IN FIELD.
Forthcoming Election in Bingham
junction Promises to be Lively.
Especial to The HeraIdJ

Bingham Junction. MAY 1>--Taa a-ita-
tiOn toward the Incorporation of Bingham
Junction Is taking on very interesting
form a bitter opposition ID incorDrra-
ton and fractional fighting for offices
among those favorable To- the proposed
movement. are keeping the SmelJeT town
in a state of unusual excitement llr-
election to decide IL favor of OF against
municipal government Is set for June
8. and at the same time the first ser or
city officials must be elected Two
tickets are now in the field. tho fIrSt be
ing designated as the Citizens ticket ana
the second as the independent Citizens
ticket on Friday evening the Socialists
viii meet and name their gslDslaafae-
With the exception of the Socialist party,
politics has not entered into the issue
Vigorous campaigning VIII be carried -Hr
and developments are eagerly awaited
Work on the new bank building Is be
ing rushed and an early completion Is
expected The directors hope To com
menCe business by June l.
The home of Mr.. and Ms Joseph T.
jenkins was gladdened by the arrival OF
a baby boy on SatITdaE-
The Bingham Junction bowling team
was defeated by the Murray Jeam on
Tuesday night. The match was held on
the Murray alleys
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-20
DRAPER BOYS ON RAMPAGE.
Fill Up on TangIefoot and Start to
Shoot Up Town.
Especial to The HeraIdD


LChi, May IS.-Willidm Herbert and
John Ennis of Draper were in Lchi yes
terday and loaded up on taugIefoot Re
turning home they took a shot at Judge
Beck Marshall Butt brought them hack
and Judge Kendall fined them SIS each.
While working on the pile driver at the
sugar factory yesterday Abe Coates had
his right foot crushed, necessitating the
amputdtiOn of one toe
Teams have commenced hauling the
rock for LehiS new $4,000 school house
which viii be built on the Quincy lot on
Center street
Tonight the merchants Of Lehi. Amerf-
can Fork and Pleasant Grove will hold a
meeting and form an organization. Among
the objects il is hoped to bring about
viii be a half-hOliddy for the merchants
and their clerks
The commencement exercises of the
Iehi congregational academy will be held
tuesday evening when the Rev F. a
SImpkn- Of Salt Lake City will deliver
an address to the graduates.
The Independent Telephone line of
poles has reached Iehi and in a few
days the wire Will have been stretched
10 this city, where an exchange will be
installed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-20
STILL WAITING FOR BRIDE.
Irate Father Intercepts Journey of
Daughter on Way to Wedding.

Helper Utah. May I9.-Some two or
three months ago John Rice q young
man employed about the Rio Grande
Western hotel at Helper and who origin
ally came to Price from Kansas with a
family named Willard took up his home
at Fresno. Cal. where Willard. who was
justice of the peace at Price about the
same time. made his home together with
GUY BarraCk Of Suuuyside. Rice left "a
sweetheart behind i'm the person OF Miss
Nora Barton. originally from ParagOo-
nah, Utah, but whose home at the time
was at Price.
y few days ago Rice sent the young
woman a railroad ticket from Price to
Fresno. and forwarded the same TO the
young lady with Instructions for her to
go on to California where they were 10
be made man and wife. In some man
ner the father of Miss Barton. who is a
Mormon bishop at ParagOonah. got wind
Of his daughter matrimonial Intentions.
and when she had boarded the train and
was well on the way ne intercepted the
young lady.
She WAS returned to the parental roof
at ParagoOnah. while young Rice is still
waiting in California for his bride-tO-be.
Letters from Fres=o 20 Carbon county
friends state that elaborate preparations
had been made for the wedding Friends
were at the train to meet the young lady
on several occasions. But not until this
issue &C The Herald appears VIII the
California youth know why his would-bc
bride was deTelict
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-20

Price, Utah. May 19--The steamer
City Of Moab which left Green River
few days since on the initial trip To
Moab. a distance of a hundred and
eighty miles. is safe. as is also the
crew. Notwithstanding reports to the
contrary. Word from Green River
station this evening is the boat viii ar
rive there tonight. after going down
the Green River and up the Grand a
distance of $50 miles. After going TINS
far and within thirty miles Of its desti-
nation a huge landslide from the mar
row canyon side impeded the progress
of the boat. the river bed at this point
being completely filled and INSTRUCTED
by a mountain of earth and stone.
which Will have to be blasted out be
fore the boat can reach Moab
After encouutcring the debris the
boat turned about for the return To
Green River station Twenty-Five miles
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-20

On the desk Of Deputy Tailor Alvin
Stout at the county Jail last evening we're
the fragments of a human skull which
pieced together would seem to Indicate
that the person TO whom they belonged lh
life must have been a male well alonS
in years
The pieces were brought to the jail by
a Ina and Garnet Emery uepheWS OF LLle
sheriff and Oscar and William Evans
their companions. The boys are al uhdeI
seventeen years Of age and have peen III
the habit of making bicycle excursions IN
to the country during the spring Tor tie
purpose Of gathering mushrooms
Sunday MAY Z. they went TO Saltalf,
and on their WAY stopped at the 'Oid
Cohn ranch" where they rummaSeu
through the Eranary. One Of the boSs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-20
FRAGMENTS OF HUMAN SKULL FOUND
BY BOYS IN GRANARY NEAR SALTAIR

saw what he thought were the fragments
of a Sleeps skull and they were kicked
aside.
Last Sunday the same boys went on
another mushroom hunt and went to the
same place On this occasion they tried
to piece the bones and discovered that the
new fOrma ton meant that of human
skull They bound the parts together with
cord and showed the results of their work
to persons in the neighborhOOd-
Yesterday they were advised 10 bring
the Cruesorne relics to the county Jail and
this they did last evening Deputy Tailor
Stout detained them until he could learn
something about the case. He called up
the police station and was told that about
seven wears ago a man was killed in that
locality. but that no one was ever able to
ascertain what had become of the body.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-20
EXPECT CONGRESS TO LEGISLATE
Roosevelt and Taft Will Not Make Abnormal Purchases Of
Ships and Material Abroad for the Panama
Canal At Present.

AI ASHINGTON, May 19--Secretary
w Taft has decided not to buy any
foreign built ships at present nor
to purchase abroad any material for
the Panama construction beyond needs
for immediate use. This decision does
not mean that the president and SeCre-
tary Taft have in any degree changed
the policy recently announced to gov
eTu purchases for the canal work, 1t
being explained that they do not in
tend to take advantage of the present
situation by stocking up heavily in
material and ships i'm anticipation Of
restrictive legislation by congress at
its next session
Taft's Interpretation.
It Is said on the authority OF the
president that Secretary Taft would
gladly receive any instructions from
congress and execute them in the spirit
in which the legislation Is conceived
But as the law stands the material
must be bought i'm the cheapest market
in the view Of the president, Secretary
Taft and Chairman ShOutS- They have
discovered that congress itself especial
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-20
MANY POINTS
OF INTEREST
Further Discussion of the Treat
ment of tuberculosis.
LAX ENFORCEMENT OF LAW
SIGNS POSTED IN BOSTON
STATION.

IHIASHINGTON. May 19.-The Ma
wv tional Association for the Study
and Prevention of tuberculosis.
i'm two sections. today discussed
many phases of treatment and So
Geological problems entering into the
general question constituting the
object of the association. The
pathological and archaeological sec
ton confined its work to the strict
~ technical features embraced under
these heads. The sociological section
considered d symposium of argument
relating 10 SanitaTium treatment
Failure of One Plan.
One Of the points Of interest brought
out IN this discussion was that every
EFFORT so far made to establish self
supporting communities or settlements
OF tuberculosis patients has proved "A
IdlluTe- Nevertheless a partial sup
port had been accomplished under care
fully directed industries i'm the open
ar It was the general opinion that
all cases Of tuberculosis should be al
lowed 10 remain at large where proper
care Of the patient was maintained and
/ proper sanitary requirements observed
to protect members of the family i'm
winch the patient resided. Nowhere
except in New York is there legal au-
thority to compel the retention of a
patient against his viii. Such author
ity, it was argued, was most desir-
a BILE
Lax Enforcement of Law.
Speaking Of the lax enforcement of
sanitary regulations by municipalities.
Dr. J. P g. Foster of New Haven said
I he arrived at the Boston station one
night at u o'clock On all the sta
ton walls he observed large signs stat
I ing that 800 was the fine for expeC-
I torating ON the floor. On the floor was
/ enough evidence Of the violation Of
/ this law to support with the collected
penalty a state institution. His con-
cluSiOn was that either such laws
/ should not be enacted or that they
/ should be enforced
The afternoon session Of the SociO-
logical association was devoted to two
papers one entitled Progress Of the
Sanitarium Movement i'm America" by
William II. Baldwin of Washington. d.
c. and the other Infection in Trans
portatiOn." by DR.. H II. Bracken Of
St. Paul.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-20
REPLY OF Mr.. LOOMS
AWAITED BY TAFT

Washington. May 19.-Secretary Taft
has examined the witness in the
BoWen-LOOmiS case summoned by him
from New York. He was Henry VIII
lard Bean. now a resident Of New York.
who was the local agent in Caracas Of
the New York < BermUdez Asphalt
company when LOOmiS was American
minister there. He was called by Sec
rotary Taft to testify concerning the
$4,000 check issued for Mr.. Loomis by
the asphalt company. which Mr.. LoomiS
states was merely a matter Of eX-
change. Secretary Taft is now await
ing the submission by Mr. LOomiS Of
his reply 90 Mr.. Bowers statement
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-20
SWARM OF GOLFERS
IN FRENCH WATERS

Saigon. French Cochin-Chins, May 10.
-FOrty-thTee Golfers, mostly Russian
and German. arrived and anchored off
Mia Be under the supervision Of the
French gunbOat CarOnade. Twenty
similar ships are off Cape St James
near here, under the supervision of the
French cruiser D'AsSaS-
The Russian transport Kief IS still in
the commercial port of SaigOII.
No more direct news of the Russian
fleet is expected here beyond what
might be received from refugees should
lighting occur in the neighborhOOd OF
the PescadOre islands
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-20
MAMMOTH MINER MISSING.
John Lewis Disappears From View
and Officers Cannot Locate Him.

Eureka May 19.-JOhu Lewis. 4 miner
of Mammoth who has been employed at
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mine disappeared
from his home about eight days ago. lie
was last seen in Eureka on the evening
of MAY II. His relatives reported his
absence to Sheriff ] g. Whitehead but
I'D to the present time that official and
his DEPUTIES have been unable to find
him. II Is feared that Lewis has met
with some accident. and his relatives
are becoming greatly alarmed over his
absence
Dell Roberts, while at work In the
Eagle 6 Blue Bell mine this morning.
fen down 2 chute and was severely cut
about the face and head Serious Conse-
Uueuces are not looked for. though the
man is understood TO be quite badly hurt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-20
FAR EASTERN WATERS
STREWN WITH MINES

St Petersburg, May 19-The Russian
newspapers call attention to the iudif-
ference with which the powers contem-
plate the danger involved in navigating
far eastern waters owing to the Jap
anese floating mines. contrasting this
with the harsh criticism earlier in the
war when the Russians planted mines
outside Port Arthur. The Novoe Vrem-
Va says
Although seven ships were blown
up during the last fortnight the British
press, so vigilant wherever the seas are
concerned. does not utter a word of
reprOach against its ally"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-20
COMPLAINT ON TITHING
AMENDED: MADE BROADER

The complaint filed some time y
= aso against President Joseph +. =
= Smith by Don Carlos W. MusSer y
and Charles a. Smurthwaite WAS =
= amended yesterday. The COM =
= plant was made 10 include besides y
= Joseph F. Smith, President John ,
y r. Winder. President Anthem II. y
= Lund and Presiding Bishop Will y
= liam =. Preston. As the COM y
= plant now stands they are all =
= made defendants in the action =
= The suit is for an accounting Of =
= the tithing and to secure an in y
= junction against the use of the =
y fund for speculative purposes y
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-20
ROTHSCHILD HAS FAITH
IN SALT LAKES FUTURE

y One of the guests at the KnUts- =
y ford yesterday was Baron Al >
y phonse de ROthSchiId of Vienna, a =
y representative of the banking =
= house Of the ROthschilds. He left =
y here during the day after express :
y ing himselfas being much impress =
= ed with Salt Lake City. He thinks ,
y that Zion has a great future from >
y a financial point, and is even more >
= impressed by the possibilities for =
= investment in the mining inter >
= ests Of Utah.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-20
CRUISER DETROIT AGROUND.

Washington. May 19.-The navy de-
partment today received a cablegram
from Rear Admiral Bradford. com
handing the Caribbean squadron. stat
ing that the Detroit had gone aground
at Puerto Plata yesterday and that her
port propeller was totally disabled Ad-
miTal Bradford left Santo Domingo
City for Puerto Plata yesterday to in
Yestigate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-20
MINING COMPANY TO
OPERATE IN WYOMING
Especial to The HeraIdJ

Boston. May IA syndicate jurIud-
ing the NaUhorne-MiIIer interests and
New York parties has just organized
the Acme Consolidated Cold d Copper
Mining company with a capital of 81
N110uC. uaT value 81 uer share. a new
concern viii take over control of the
Acme Gold q Copper Mining company
of Wyoming II viii also connect the
parties with the Laramie. Hahu's Pea X
* Pacific railroad. and viii build q Gus
tom smeiteT and acquire control Of
other properties in the vicinity of its
mines