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The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1906-08-16
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Factors T1sat TnGuenCe tne Test of
Cream T-r5In SeI4.,17stors.

Factors T1aat Fnauehce tne Test of
Cream Troln sep..tasors.
First grade cream should coatain not
less than 30 per coat os butter fat, for
the reason that cream with, this per
cent of butter fat vii. keep better and
cost less to transport than cream Of a
lower per cent Of fat, and the dairyman
viii recover more skim milk. Some
canses thae tend 10 lower the butter
tat to below so per cent in cream sep
arated with 4 cream separator are as
follows: The variations in the per cent
Of butter fat Of hand separated cream
is very great IL operators are not care
full in operating their machines uni
formly.
Running .tlso Separator.
The first and probably the most i'm
Dortant cause that reduces the per
cent OF butter fat in cream is by turn
Ing too slowly. not giving the bowl
enough speed. Anything that tends to
change the speed Of the bowl from one
separation to another influences the
Per cent of butter fat in the cream
4 uniform speed OF the bowl is'obtain-
Ell by turning the crank at a given
speed at all times and giving the crank
an equal pressure at all points in it's
circuit around the axis The speed at
which the machine should be run is
Indicated by the manufacturer. Follow
these instructions and count the revolu-
tons each time the machine is used to
be sure that the speed is maintained
If milk is waFm the cream win con-
tain slightly higher per cent Of but
ter fat; if cold it viii contain a Slightly
lower per cent, other conditions being
equal. Milk Immediately after it is
drawn from the COW has the proper
temperature at which to separate.
Other Details.
Milk should be run through a sep
arator at a constant rate. If milk is
fed into the separator at an uneven
rate, if at times the flow of milk be
stopped, the thickness of the cream
will be greatly influenced. The fas. err
milk is run through a separator the
thinner will be the cream, other condi-
tons being equal.
The amount Of water or skim milk
used to flush out the bowl will natural
ly tend to decrease the per cent of
butter fat by diluting the cream with
water or milk
There is a cream screw or skim milk
screw in each separator for the purpose
Of changing the thickness of cream
when desired BY this it can be so
regulated as to skim thin or thick
cream, and when once set, if all other
conditions of the. separator are uni
form, it will produce nearly a constant
per cent of butter fat.-Oscar Err,
Kansas Experiment Station
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1906-08-16
Dairymaids.

In Norway they train the young wo-
men in dairying and the care of the
COW. The course is free. It covers six
months and begins about the middle Of
October All the work is practical and
is done under the personal direction of
practical instructors.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1906-08-16
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CAPT. JOHN E. DoHERIanager.
Ashland Wisconsin
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-11
CLARK CUP MUST
LEAVE GEM STATE
Utah Is Determined to Bring
the Famous Trophy
Back Here.
HORTICULTURAL EXHIBIT
WILL BE PRIZE WINNER
Enthusiasts in Matter Propose
to Make Magnificent
Showing.

That Utah will be represented at the
National Irrigation congress at Boise,
September to g. both by a delegation
and an horticultural exhibit that will
be credit to the State, is now assured
The committee appointed ut the lunch
con given by Gov. Cutler at the Com
mercial club, Thursday noon, for the
purpose Of soliciting funds, has met
with such success that it's work Is prac-
tically completed.
At the end of the day, Friday, the
committee, consisting Of Joseph Geog-
hegnn, w. J, Halloran and w. M. Roy"
lance, reported to Fisher Harris, man
ager Of the Commercial club, that 1t
had raised $2045 and that the pros
poets are encouraging for materially
increasing this amount This sum Is
in addition to the $1,000 that has been
pledged by the Weber club Of Ogden
and $500 that is promised by the poo
pie Of Provo.
Amount Will Be Raised.
Citizens from four other counties,
Morgan, Juab, Box Elder and Cache,
have been solicited by letter and In
person to add to these contributions,
and 1t Is confidently expected that the
desired sum Of $4,000 will bo raised.
The amounts that will be raised In
taAo wiz DC Lulhcu oSci "
2. ]. Kiesel Of Ogden, who is commit
teeman for the Congress from Utah,
and has been appointed by Gov. Cutler
to direct the expenditure Of these
finances. Mr.. Kiesel will select such
assistants as he may need. He has
also arranged with the State Horticul-
tural society to gather the specimens
for an exhibit, and that work is now
well along.
Plans are being made to take the
delegation from Utah to Boise on
with flying colors and be accompanied
by band.
Funds Coming In.
This demonstration, it is claimed, will
not only help to advertise Utah, but
will at the same time pay q compli-
ment to Idaho that is due by reason
of the close relationship existing be-
tween the two States.
The donations that have been re-
ceived since the work Of Wednesday
follow: Mccormick. & Co., Commercial
National bank, National Bank Of the
Republic; State Bank Of Utah, Zion 8
Savings Bank and Trust company, Des-
eret National bank, Deseret Savings
bank and the Consolidated Wagon and
Machine company, $50 each.
Z, w. Madsen, B. T, Bauer, Strevell-
Patterson Hardware company, H. Din
woodey Furniture company, Elias Nor
ris Sans, Intermountain Milling com.
pany, Utah Commercial and Savings
bank, S25 each.
John Y. Smith Of Nephi, Smith Drug
company, Joseph Nelson and Hewlett
Brothers company, $40 each.
- HeaT the Wandamero two.step at
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-11
IT WAS HOT IN
zion ON FRIDAY
Mercury Took a Notion to
Climb Up to the Top Of
Bulb.

The mercury In the thermometer in
Salt Lake on Friday registered at 90
degrees, a point which had been reached
but twice before during the season,
and had at no time been surpassed.
The other two days on which the same
degree Of heat was reached were Satur-
day and Sunday, July 81 and 2G. The
heat was not only intense, but as there
WINS but little breeze astir, except after
decidedly oppressive The forecast for
this region for Saturday calls for partly
cloudy, which carries with 1t but little
encouragement for the hope Of milder
weather. The reports received from
over the country Friday morning
showed that the day before had been
without unusual features A number of
places showed high degree of heat,
and rains were decided scarcity
The grentest rain was 94 Of an inch,
at Washington, d. c., and the next two
burg, and 40 OF an inch, at Knoxville.
Local Weather Record.
Yesterday record at the local ofes Of
the weather bureau for the twentyfour hours
ending at p. M:
Maximum temperature. 90 degrees; mimi
mum temperature, OF degrees, mean temper
sturo. 50 degrees which is degrecs above
the normal.
Accumulated deficiency. Of temperature
since tho hrss of the month. degree.
ainoe January 1, 16s degrees.
trhce.
Accumulated deficiency Of precipitation
since the hrst of the month, .o2 inch.
Accumulated excess of precipitation since
January l, 3.94 inches.
Relative humidity at p. M, 90 por cent.
TernperatIlres Elsewhere,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-11
WAS THE VICTIM HERE?
Surmise In Connection With the Cali
fornia Tragedy.

1t Is probable that the fashionably
dressed young woman, whose body was
found in Temescal canyon. near Santa
Monica. Cal. on Thursday. and who is
supposed 10 have been murdere by some
prior to going to the coast, and that she
Lake Route. The full details OF the
Press dispatches Friday morning. and
after reading the account a circumstance
came to the recollection OF Janitor
Hitchcock. and another employee at the
Herald building. which gave rise to the
surmise.
Early one morning. about six weeks
ago, a young woman, in many details
answering the description OF the victim
Of the California tragedy, came TO the
offlce of the Salt Lake Route desiring
to purchase ticket 10 Los Angeles. II
was before the Office opened and when
informed that the Office was not open
for business she inquired where there
was restaurant. and was directed to
one on Main street II was observed
that two men followed her, one about
40 years Of age, the other about 20.
subsequently the woman returned and
purchased a ticket. although the clerks in
the railroad Office remember nothing of
the incident. The men also bought
tickets, at least they were In the vcin-
ity when she procured her transportation
and 1t is surmised that all three Travelled
on the same train. Neither of the trio
have been again seen In Salt Lake and
here the story closes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-11
IDAHO YOUNG WOMAN
KILLS COYOTE IN ZION
Animal Chicken-Thief Finds
Finish Within City
Limits.

This is the story of a coyote and n
pretty young woman. The coyote is
dead and by reason OF Its demise the
young woman has become heroine. The
Young woman is Miss Maud Waters OF
Shoshone, Ida. who is visiting the fam
lily Of DR.. w, M. Thome. AT 900 East
Tenth South street. Miss Waters has
demonstrated that idaho girls can ac-
curately direct the course OF bullet.
as we'll as Cupid's darts. Tho coyote
Is q dead witness to this fact. The anil
NAL doubtless had a domicile somewhere
along the bench land OF the Wasatch
range. II also had a habit az well as
habitat. The habit was In coming TO the
Thome residence In 4 stealthy manner
and extracting fowls from the profess
sional mans chicken-coop.
But That Was AL.
The coyote had twelve chickens placed
to it's dscrcdit Thursday night. Friday
evening Miss Waters had dead coyote
placed to the credit OF her superior
craftsmanship.
Armed With rife the attractive
feminine Nlmrod laid in walt, as IL were.
for the coming of the "varmlnt." Miss
Waters was not disappointed, but the
coyote was surprised. AS twilight ap-
preached, the coyote came to the prem
ises. II proved to be the evening
time Of the coyotes existence also.
The rife was quickly and steadily
rnised, the aim was unerring and when a
report sounded II registered the final
end Of the animal
The venue OF the tragedy Is within the
corporate limits of Salt Lake City. The
next coyote that Is siezed with an ap-
polite for Salt Lake chickens that can
not be appeased, will do well to investi-
gate before entering the premises as to
whether there Is q young woman from
Idaho about with @ rife
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-11
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Jennie Sibley leaves Saturday
for Idaho, to visit friends and rela-
tives. She will visit Yellowstone park
before returning.
Mrs. D, n. Straup and sister, Mrs. Retta
thompson. wers called East by tho severe
illness OF their father. Asbury Lindley ut
evening.
Paul w Stevenson will leave tomorrow
morning for ST. Paul Mimi. where he will
visit with friends for a week and will then
go to Chicago. where he will enter the Chi
cago School OF Pharmacy for the tern, be-
ginning In September
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-11
MONKEYS ON BIKES
Simians Will Be the Headliners at the
Orpheum Next Week.

In recent page interview In Leslie's
Weekly. with illustrations, Fred Macart.
who is acknowledged the leading animal
trainer OF tho country, asserts that a dog
fs far more tractable than a monkey and
can be taught IN about half the time IL
takes to teach simian. The monkeys In
the troupe which Will be the headliner
at the Orpheum next week arc trained In
a variety of acts One is n barber. 9th
ers are walters, ono large baboon rides
q bicycle, three are musical, and so on
In each case understudies are carried. for
at no Time can any be relied upon to per-
form their acts. sick or we'll.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-11
FIGHT IN A LAUNDRY
Men Employees Engage In Fracas Over
Trivial Matter.

iAou ohPAoyees Engage III EracaS over
Trivial Matter.
The American laundry was the scene OF
rough -and-tumble fight late Friday aft
ernoon, half dozen Of the men employees
taking hand, and some Of them a foot
therein,
In some manner q young girl operating
an ironing machine got her hand caught
and slightly Injured between the rollers
Chris Opie. driver for the concern, ran
to her assistance with a can Of turpen-
tine. which. he had been told, was the
pest remedy for injuries of that charao-
ter.
While thus engaged Engineer J, w.
Clark snatched The can away from him,
md, 1t is said, applied vile name to
him. Then the fight started
The police arrived while the battle was
at Its nercest and placed the principal
Offenders, Clark and Opie under arrest.
They were charged with fighting and dis
turbing the peace. and released on $40
ball each
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-11
Suit Over Mining Claim

An action was filed in the Third District
Court Friday by the Ben Butler No 2
Mining company against Frank e. VIII
son, In which the court Is asked TO trans
Ter TO the plaintiff company the North
Star lode and other mining claims In the
west Mountain mining district, on the
ground that the defendant agreed some
time prior to May IT, 1901. to transfer
the property to the plaintiff but has
failed to do so
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-11
The Foreman Case,

Judge Diehl and the attorney and wifi
nesses In the l.. A. Foreman case on
Ihursday went over the ground de-
scrioed IN her testimony by. little IIepe
Jones, VINO charges the defendant with
indecent conduct. and on Friday con-
eluded the taking OF the testimony. The
judges decision Will be announced TODAY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-11
Pure Linseed OIL Paints.
Chas. H, Bodel, 80 e. 1st So,
METHODIST CONFERENCE
Thirty Fifth Session of Utah Mission of
Methodists Convenes Thursday

The thirty-nfth annual session OF the
Utah Mission of the Methodist Episcopal
church Will convene at the Hin NJ. E..
church, Ninth East and First South. Salt
Lake City, Thursday morning at O'Clock.
Bishop David H, Moore, D, D.. presiding
Thursday-2:30 p. M, Woman's Home
Missionary society; p. m.. anniversary
OF Board OF Church Extension.
Fridays n. m, business session; 2:30
p. M, Woman's Home Missionary society;
8 p M, address on China by Bishop
Moore
Saturdays a. NJ, business session:
lo:3O a, m. missionary sermon by C. H.
Lewis.
Sunday-9;30 a, m. Love feast, led by
Richard Wake; II a. NJ. sermon by Bish
op Moore; $3.50 p. m. dedication of First
scandinavian church by Bishop Moore; 8
p m. sermon by c. b. Spencer, D. D.. ed
itor Of Central Christian Advocate.
Members OF the mission will report at
the church: corner OF Ninth East and
First South. for entertainment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-11
Will Test Mach

j. R. Bclcher, owner Of t,l
Utnh OF the Karns irrnea
stopping at the Kenyon h,'e
is hero for tho purpose ol
ments for installing one Of I1s ~
is looking for an opPorsun,9
plant whore the tunnel Tll
ten feet across tho face e
machine chance 20 demon
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-11
Minister'S Horse Missing

:, Roy. Frank Fay Eddy is camping out with
ham Thursday night Mr.. Eddy tethsred
ms horse, MS usual but when the family
nwoke Friday morning they found that tho
boon stolen from the vicinity recently thev
conclude that this is what happened to tho
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-11
Application for Water,

In tho ofhco Of State Engineer Caleb Tan.
WTater was Aled by John G. Barnard. John
Branborg and +. Gustav Branborg of Salt
Iakc' The, water sought 20 be secured is
Big Cottonwood creek. for the purpoac ~
iIrrigating quarter section OF land in Salt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-11
NEVER MARRIED CLARK
Would-Be Suicide Has Fair Chance for
Recovery.

In the exclusive report of the attempted
suicide of Ora Clark, printed by Tho
Tribune Friday morning slight and
wholly unintentionaI error was made in
stating that the woman had at one time
been the wife Of Sam Clark. the wayward
young man who was shot and killed by
his nameseke, TEX" Clark, at Boise,
Ida. The pair were never married,
though the relationship existing between
them led many persons to look upon them
as man and wife. Sam Clark was known
as a kind-hearted man, and, It Is said.
the man who killed him was Indebted
to him for many fayors.
The Miller woman has made a great
battle for her life at the Alvah Lewis
hospital, and she Is now reported to hays
good chance to pull through
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-11
Before Dana T. Smith.

In Judge Dana T. Smiths court Friday
afternoon August Hauptfaish, teamster
employed by the Citizens Coal company
plead not guilty to charge OF cruelty TO
animals, and will be tried Monday.
Yaimer Anderson entered plea OF
guilty to the charge Of failing to provide
for minor child, and will be sentenced
today,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-11
FERNSTR0N \
SUBMIT Al
1t Is Sal Said, Hossr,,|
Will Dodge tls|
Issue.
WILL SKIP TlTHIya|
AND TALK H0|
Member From ths
Ground Cut Fin,
der Hin,

s Councilman Fernstrou.
member Of the commits.
eigated the charges pr.,.
street street Supervisor ]. r.
present Il minority rsr,..
Council ic next McndaVsp dVp', 4
stated by parties w3o a
NJ MI fernstrom s conijSS,s
deal especially, in this s'as .
charge that Mr.. Rals;ssse u 4
at the city barn and Il
at the expense Of the ~
This statement srams usv s',5 Z
much as Mr.. Fernstrro1n, r1,
pletely in sustaining 'iu s,s
charges made, eithor ~
ten by William Jouss. -
e1eo no nhaoe himgelf Il
ployees of the city ars =
pay 10 per cent Of thai, !,
into the American partv 7.
so there is much proS,bi
L ternstrom's g report nil
with the current prirs j
and the animal cost a \
tear caused by a horyst
tloor OF q stall.
Raleigh Admit
AS in the charge tkat y
Mr. Raleigh had Loaned
scrapers and plows bsio,
eitv, Mr.. Raleigh plead /,
charge Of keeping 4 ho,,.
barn, and, furthcrmore (
Keeps two Of them ihcre +
Of them every day in Il
city s business. The Strs1
probably covers mors isrj
city every day in the ~
other man. He goes ~
the city to tho other avn
ing most Of the streets ~
Of the places where soIf
Mr.. Raleigh states thst /
horses for this purpo,s, =
a day; that he owns Tia h
and that the city feed d
ther states that be feels ||
should pay for the feed :
vides the horses himself, T
"The Chief Inspecior. /
spector, Plumbing Insps:n
Weights and Measured n
and Land and Water Co
all provided with horses b
said Mr.. Raleigh, "uad I
asked the city to purcki1l
me, but inasmuch as I q
than any other man enJ|
city, l do not think ! d
much when l feed tAeu
barn. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-11
Cheap Rates to Southern utah.

Via SALT LAKE ROUTE, to points
Lynn to Modena, inclusive. One fare
for round trip; limit, thirty days.
Tickets sold from Salt Lake and Provo.
Selling date. Saturday, August II. Ask
our agents for information.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-11
KELLY FILTER PRESS

Articles Are Filed to Control Patent
Rights to Invention.
Articles OF incorporation OF the Kelly
Ritter Press company Of Salt Lake wers
filed In the Office Of the County Clerk Fri
day. The company Is organized for the
purpose of acquiring and controlling the
patent rights On the Kelly filter press
and the Kelly sand and alum separator,
The capital stock OF the company Is
$3.50 900, divided into shares OF the par
value of 81 each The officers are: John
w, Neill. president A. G. Gordon VIII
SON. vice-president; Earl r, Pembroke.
treasurer; Albert L, o. Center, secretary.
D. J. Kelly. managing director, and J, NJ.
Callow, director.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-11
Articles Are An

An amendment TO the M'
poration OF the Black pis,
Milling company was aiso
the County Clerk FridE
ment provides for the sis.s i:
ficers by the directors o.
place of by vote OF the ~
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-11
ARRESTED In IDAHO
Robert Robertson, Charged With Ssri-
GUS Offense, IB Captured.

Robert Robertson, against whom COM
plalnt was sworn TO last week by W. NJ.
Wheat Of Taylorsville, In which Robert
son was charged with sustaining improp-
er relations with the 16-year- old daugh-
ter OF the complainant, Pearl Wheat, was
arrested near Preston Ida, Friday morn
Ing by Deputy Sheriff Axel Steele.
Robertson and the girl disappeared
nbout July and had been gone nearly a
month when the girl returned and con-
fessed that she had been away with Rob-
ertson, who Is a married man and ha5
three Children. The complaint was sworn
to and the warrant issued, but Robert
son could not be located until Thurs
day. when the Sherlff's offce received in
formation as to his whereabouts, and
Deputy Sherin Steele Immediately left
for Preston, He will return with his
prisoner today.
so per cent of during dull season at
Chase's Photo Studio, 24s Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-11

The Utah Lithographing company
have recently added a large new Iitho.
graph press to their plant at 45-47
Richards St, also four new and inn
proved machines for their bindery. Thev
havo practically doubled their capnc
ltty, and are in position to handle all
classes OF photographic work and to
meet any legitimate competition.
The only lithographing house between
Denver and the coast
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-11
Outing at Saltair on MONDAY

The mombcrs Of the Third Presbv-
terian Sunday-School can secure free
TICKETS for the outing next Monday. by
calling on the Superintendent, i136
Blame ave-, this Saturday afternoon.
between and d O'Clock. oN'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-11
ANOTHER LAND(
Local Offices Advised M
Coal Cash Enid1

a telegram WAS receiyed
lister and Receiver Of ns
States land Office, Fridiy,
Pollock, Acting commltdx
General Land ofHce. InsIr1
mot TO accept coal cash q
on declaratory statement =
telegraphIc order OF July
The order referred 10 y
entry th!rty-slx towrsnlp'
Utah where coal was bellf'
After the order was r91
Lake. inquiry was made q
Land Office by the utan
what action to take Tith
tries that would be suuEa
by parties who had alfeady
tory statements.
The instructions receiye
large number Of cases lu'
begun,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-11
Petition for Ia

A petition for letters . y u1'>
In the eatate Of Sophia !.
IN the probate division ., j.,
trIct Court Friday. ias
Salt Lake March II, lsve. ~
tate consisting oil fes
81, 900. -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-11
Mill Site In filtration

Tnree suits to quiet title to the old
Markham millsite, now known as fba Rad
wing millsite. situated at Bingham. were
nled In the Third District Court Fridav
by the New Red Wing Mining COMPANY
Anton Christensen et al, a. L. Heaston
ct al and Mnry Alison ct al are the de-
PENDANTS in the suits.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-11
OGDEN AND RETURN S1.OO

Via D. s. R. G., Sunday, August 12.
Trains leave 1925 a. III, 1885 a, m.
l;45 p. m. Returning leave Ogden ZOO
?. m, Street cars from Ogden Union
Depot to Ogden Canyon Trout and
chicken dinners at Billy Wilson's ia
nous resort, 1.-THE Hermitage" Finest
canyon resort in the West. Every
body invited