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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-30
THE sANIrARIuM BATHS

Pending the installation OF new pipe
line the swimming pools will be temper
arily closed. Turkish and private baths
open day and night.
Join the "Pie Eaters" who eat pies
made OF MOUNTS Mince Meat.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-30
TRAIN HITS HANDCAR.
One Man Killed, Another Injured Near
Mamma,

Nampa, Oct. ga hand car loaded
with bridge gang was hit by the
second section OF No. at 545 this at
ternoon, about half mile west Of
Kuna, the first station east Of here,
killing one man and injuring another.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-30
THE FIGHT A DRAW.

Philadelphia Jack o'Brien and
Tommy Burns on Wednesday night in
Los Angeles fought 90 terrific rounds
before the Pacific Athletic club to a
crowded house. and at the gong
the two men in the center of the ring
engaged in a terrible struggle. The
whole upper part of each mans body
was covered with blood 1t is be-
lieved that Burns showed himself TO
be the best man as he was the ag-
gressor all through the fight but the
decision of James JefTries, the referee
was fair and honest.
1t was one of the fiercest fights
ever pulled off in California. Burns
landed many more blows than o.
Brien but the latter excellent in fast
and clever foot work and in this way
saved himself much severe punish
ment. The men showed evidence OF
rank bitterness toward each other
throughout the struggle They fought
like tigers A great crowd saw the
fight
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-30

ming one mile from the postotfice
building. In the crusade the Post
would have the sympathy of the pub
lie, If II were not for just one thing
that the people will not believe that
the Post is sincere in its campaign.
They do not believe that the crusade
is begun on any high lines of purpose
for the public good. but to put these
respective companies under ban, un-
I'll they make good to the Post. The
campaign is a mertorious one. The
tact that such charges are made is
outrageous. 1t is a relic of a Jay
town, as the Post puts 1t and should
de done away with at once. Then If it
is considered the amount of taxes
paid by the representative compan-
les IL Denver. their excess charges
are without any warrant whatever.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-30
SEEKS A DIVORCE
Grand junction Woman, Mrs. Minnie
A. Smith. Asked for IA Divorce
From Her Husband In
Salt Lake City
Court.

Alleging that her husband, Charles
f. Smith. had an extreme repugnance
for her children by former husband.
and that he cruelty mlsused them,
Mrs. Minnie a. Smith filed a suit in
the district court in Salt Lake City on
Wednesday for divorce.
Mrs. Smith alleges in her complaint
that they We're married in Grand
Junction. March 29.1901 and that
they have no children. She alleges
however. that she is the mother of
two children by a former marriage.
and that her second husband hated
these children, often whipping them
with rawhide buggy whip until he
had broken the whip upon their bod
les. after which he locked them in
barn until n late hour at night. as
punishment for alleged trivial offen1-
es.
Mrs. Smith also alleges that he has
been extremely cruel toward her
and that as a consequence she has
suffered great mental distress.
She declares her husband would
sulk and pout and be sullen for
weeks at a time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith. as far as
the Sentinel can learn. left Grand
Junction about a year ago for Salt
Lake City to reside. They are we'll
known in this city.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-30
THE KNIGHTS ELECT
Officers Chosen at a Largely Attend.
ed Meeting of ihe knights
of Pythias-Banquet
Postponed Until
Feb. 2Sth.


Much interest was developed
Wednesday night in the election of
officers at the regular weekly meeting
of the knights of Pythias of June
tlon lodge No. 1874. The following
officials were elected:
Chancellor Commander-C. C
Smith
Vice Chancellor-Paul Casparic.
Prelate-Walter Walker.
Master of Work-W. G.. Wilson
Master of Exchequer-Nate Allen.
Master of Flnance-H. l.. wohl-
fort.
X. of r. and S.-Charles Gasho.
Master of Arms-V. B. Lee.
Inside Guard-W. II. Coe.
Outside Guard. Guy Baily.
Trustee for three years.. II. Lee.
After the election of officers many
other matters of Importance were
taken up and given attention.
In view of the fact that on the even
ing Grand Chancellor Warner. visits
the lodge great amount ofiniatatory
work is to be done, It was decided not
to give the banquet at which the lad
ics are to be guests of honor of that
evening. An informal social session
and luncheon will be features of the
evening of December 5th, the date of
the Grand Chaneellor's visit and the
banquet will be held on the night of
February 2Sth, the first anniversary
OF the organization of the lodge. and
1t Will be one of the most elaborate
hanquets ever held in Grand Juno
tlOn.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-30
NOT SUCH EASY MARKS

| stand and last as long and much long
er-it is concrete pipe made from
moulds.
In visit TO the east this summer
TO the great liberation plant of the
city of Philadelphia, at Jenkentown.
costing six millions, this pipe was be-
ing used to a great extent in some of
the work.
There is still anoWier material
which will really better serve the ne
cessities of the city in the construc-
ton of this domestic water supply
system for this city-and that is cast
iron pipe The city of Trinidad.
with a varying and rather unpleasant
experience with construction firms
finally decided 10 use cast iron pipe,
which is being successfully laid at the
present time, in their new water sys-
tenn.
Beside the fact of their being other
material equally iss good and with
really perhaps more permanent value
i'm the construction of such system
as proposed than wooden stave pipe,
there is another resource of the
city, which may lessen the cost if not
lesscning the cost, ii may perhaps as
sure the citizens of more economical
expenditure of the money so liberal
ly voted for this great utility and that
is in having this system construction
under the control and management of
one or two of our foremost citizens,
well able to superintend the constIuc-
ton of such work, under the direct
control of the city's engineers, Messi,s
Young & Kelsey.
Notwithstanding all the ASSAULT.
made upon council by those who have
found it profitable to backcap this
movement to secure Mountain water.
for some reason or another, the conn
Gil les one man is resolved to do tho
very best for the city that their in
tclligence may direct them to do.
So far from being held up, the pub
lie may rest assured that there will
be no such thing, If it is possible for
council to skotch such movement.
What action council may decide TO
take tonight we cannot premise save
to believe that whatever action is
taken il will be right. We believe we
can say that no one of the bids SUBJ
mitted TO council will be accepted in
their present form and contract price
submitted.
Ii - realized that the wooden pipe
necessary for the system, is the larg-
est element entering into the cost of
construction of the proposed system.
Even though this be true, IL the pipe
line men have any anticipation of sc-
curing the sale of their pipe to any
one of the construction firms, they
will simply have TO reduce same, whe-
ther the present price be one necessi-
tated by the law of supply and de-
mand, the exaggerated cost result
ing from trust combinations or one
which has been made through the
combination of those here for the pur-
pse of making sale of their product,
which is not charged that they have
done-the price must be lowered or
we can premise we believe without
anticipating any action of the council
that some other construction mater
ial will be used.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-30
READ THIS

These cold nights you will do more
reading and give your eyes more
work and spend more vital energy
thru eye-straln. then and other time
of the year. At this time of the year
your eyes need extra care. Don't
over-work them by reading or sewing
too much. If after you read or sew,
your head or eyes ache, or water, or
the print runs together or blurs, or
if you have to hold this paper nearer
Or farther away than II inches. to
read comfortably, then positively
your eyes need attention-and you
should not delay having them prop
erly attended. If you are past As
years old you are doing your eyes an
irrepairable injury to try and read
or sew without glasses-no matter
how strong you believe your eyes
may be-you need glasses for the
near point, reading or sewing. You
can't spend your eyeslght and keep
IT. If you are wise you will have
your eyes examined by a specialist TO
see that they are in a proper condi-
ton to Withstand the winters work.
DIR. Scarborough is the only exclusive
eyesight specialist in Grand Valley.
his office is at 23O Ute Ave. phone
Black PA.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-30

We cannot understand why tho
Postal telegraph service is not ex-
tended to this city. We believe it eX-
tends as far as Leadyille but no fur
ther west. The revenue of the Grand
Junction Fruit Growers association
and all the other associations If di-
vided, would almost warrant the Post
nj company 10 extend its lines to this
city. The Chamber of Commerce
might do some very effective work
toward securing the entrance into
this territory of that great telegraph
company. If right action was taken
in the matter. Certainly it is some
thing worth making the effort to Sc
cure.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-30

Special sale on Bibles and testa
ments at Vorbecks.
See the great camp of Goldfeld and
the Gans-Nelson fight at the Pari
opera house. Monday evening. Dec
3rd.
Don't delay those Christmas phot-
ographs any longer. Lutes in Wray' s
old stand on Main street is making
high grade work at reasonable pric-
es.
Special sale at the G. V. Store on
Tinted Pillow Tops. Stand Center
Pieces. Raw Edge Linens. commenc-
ing Nov. 26th and ending Dec. 1st.
inclusive at 33 "a per cent of. AT
the C. V. Store, 356 Main St.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-30

There was very grave omission OF
our contemporary Wednesday night
In not publishing name of the plain
tifr in the suit for a temporary injunc-
ton of the Gas company against the
electric light company. Doubtless his
stockholders ordered him not to pub
lish who was the complainant. AS
is was a lady he should even have viol-
ated their instructions in being thus
gallant
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-30

Perhaps some OF the representative
es of the contracting firms for tn,
construction of the Mountain water
system and the representatives of tho
manufacturers of the wooden pipe
have now realized that their idea
that the members of Grand June.
tons city council were easy marks
was formed too quickly.
Most cities engaged in municipal
construction work of public utilities,
must confront those who anticipate
that because the work is to be per-
I formed by a city, il necessarily will
( he constructed in the most eXtrava.
CANT manner possible and with a.
many gratis worked as the nature oi
the work will stand.
Speaking for the council as n whole
we believe that they are as conscien-
tious a body of men as could be called
on TO fulfill the duties Of councilmen.
With two exceptions every man is
engaged in business himself and looks
to long future residence in the city,
to which he is devoting his time in en-
deavoring TO see constructed that first
and foremost utility in the economy
of Iiving--a perfected domestic water
supply.
For months they have met in rcgu-
lar and special session struggling with
the problem, many of them with an
actual loss to themselves, in the time
spent in investigation, to their own
perGonal business interests. But
throughout all the time thus spent
they have been actuated with n high
resolve to see that the work is done
right and that every dollar spent in
the construction was spen to the very
best interests of the city.
IL was very great surprise to tho
council when upon opening the bids
IL was found that all of them were
higher than anticipated. We say sur
praised in the sense Of the public feel
ing expressed, as most all of the coun.
ell realized that the cost of the pip'
which had been given the representa-.
tivcs of the constructing firms was
SO much higher than ii had been that
the price of construction would bt
greatly enhanced.
| Whether there was an expressed
or implied agreement among, the rep
rcscntativcs of the various pipe con
structing companies to raise tn
price of the pipe per foot given th'
construction agents, we do not care
TO discuss. We do say though if thos'
I agencies believe that this city will
be held up in any high handed man
ner by such pipe construction linco
they are simply fooling Themselves
and not the public or council.
1t is not imperative that this city
accept any one of the bids made foi
the construction of the proposed
mountain water system. Or is IL ab
solutely necessary that the city shoult
use wooden stave pipe in its con
struction.. Other material may b,
used, with equally excellent results
as IL has been used in many places il
the United States.
There is n material now being uset
in construction of pipe lines, whicl
IL Is well known will withstand al
the pressure wooden pipe Will with
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-30

The Corcoran grocery on the corner
of Second and Colorado is a first
class establishment. Meat market in
connection. Give it a trial if you are
not already trading there.
An exact reproduction of the fam
out Gans-Nelson fight at the Park
Opera house Monday. Dew. also
views of the famous Goldheld camp.
and the preliminarles before the
fight.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-30

The Post is after the Western I'm
ion and Postal telegraph companies
and the express companies doing bust
ness in the city of Denver. for excess
charges for delivery of kilograms and
parcels outside of a certain free zone,
bounded by an imaginary line run
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-30
THE WEATHER.

. The maximum temperature .
. yesterday was 43 debrees. The i.
. minimum temperature this .
. morning 2s degrees. Precipita- .
. tion up to a. m. this morning .
. was .O1. Local snow tonight .
. and Saturday is the forecast.
/. = = + I. + !. !. \ 4 !. +
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-30

The Individual who makes himself
extremely obnoxious in this world. is
the eallow pated individual who i'm
agines that it is fercely intelligent to
takes sides against his home people.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-30

John d. Rockefeller will now have
something to do beside distributing
platitudes on the evils for wealth,
in watching some man or woman.
whom he has ruined in this world
with oil combinations,
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-30

We think and hope that every man
woman and child in Mesa county had
a pleasant and profitable Thanksgiv-
ing yesterday.
The daily sentinel., 1906-11-30

There is no question to the title
held by our high school foot ball team
now, of champions of the western
slope.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-21
Little James

(The Suddenness and Rapidity of a i Social Function at the White House.A | President Rooseyfelt he seZ to Chair man Hamilton an Uncle Joseph Can | yon: "I see by the Papers that they s Ia Arizony Delicatessen comin' from i Arizony to Male down this here lint Staithood Bill hardern it is now which l is Prepostous like paintin a Sun Been
 or platin Refind Gold as tn Pote sez | We must prepare to give these hera ] Arizony Dellycates tn Rite kind of ] Recepshun an make 'em feel at home 1 [ understand at they been ust to hav-
 in a pretty Ruff time out there an everything is done with a rush." When tn Arizony Dellycatessen 1 reached Washington they was told at | they ort to take in the White House; i at as Taxpairs it was as much there's as anybody's an at President Roosey- l felt had been settin up Mites waitin | fer 'em to come an at he'd been heerd Expressin a Feer at mebbe their tranc | had got of the traX. When they GOS 1 to tn Whitehouse they was let in au
 tole to set down while tn President
 was putin on a Cleen Coler with wun hand an brushin his Shoes with tn othern.
 All at wunst they was a Commo- ]
 fises which bust open an they was a i kind O Streek which Dorted acrost tn i Room an back agin through tn door. | When it was gone wun of tn Delly | cates he sez to anuthern, What do | you think it wasp The Otherns he
 sez Tt was so Student at I didn't sec
 nothin' but some Frunt Teeth" An
 uthern he sez, wonder if this here's
 a Regler Feecher of Whitehouse Re 1 cepshuns an what it's done fer.
 spect it's some Roll Custom ats been | interduced into Washington Court life from tn Oryentle Monarkies."
 Tn Dellycates sat around till a
 Niger come an sez to 'em, Have you
 got yer deed to this here room prop
 erly recorded Or mebbe you only took
 a Leese fer a Limited Time like a few yeers2s" Wun of the DeIlycates he
 Replize: 'Is President Rooseyfelt most dressed fer this here Recepshun yit?' | Tn Niger he sez, Hes been an went away spectin' at mebbe you'd foller
 his Example"
 Tn Niger he pinted to a door at led out on tn Whitehouse Grouns over lookin' tn Maui an he sez: You see 1 that Door? It's the most famous door in Ameriky. It's a grate Onner to git
 on tn Outside of of it. Only a week | or two ago a w oman by the name or Missus Minor Morris went uot that Door an they was Carriage waitin fer her. Her names been in tn Papers
 over sence."
 Tn Arizony Dellycates went out an
 wIln of 'en sez to tn rest Dye spose that was him?' Anuthern he sez: "I
 spose it was but I never seen him an didn't git a chance to heer what ht.
 had to say about this Outridge on 1 Arzony."
 Anuthern he sez he knows now why tn Spanish Wor didn5t last no longer becos of KUrnel Rooseyfelt's student as
 sent of San Won's Hill.
 | LITTLE JAMES.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-21
PHOENIX, ARIZONA, JAN. 21. 1906.
The Mining Tax Opinion.

The opinion Considering the vari- ous opinions together) handed down by the supreme court yesterday was perhaps the most voluminous and carefully studied document that ever emanated from an Arizona, court. It disposed unequivocally of all questions which had been presented and even more, one of which turned out to be the hinging point-the necessity of an absolute equality of assessment of the same classes of property in the several counties of the territories. It was held that this had not been done and that therefore the raises which had been ordered by the territorial board of equalization could not be enforced In those counties whose boards had re- fused to enter such raises.
 The disclosure of this defect in the proceedings of the territorial board last August doubtless prevented or at Ieas st made unnecessary the consideration of another interesting question which ap- pears to have been overlooked in the main controversy over the general au- bAcA4tS OL lLlG ltIIIlOIldl DOdrQ or equalization to make such raises as had been ordered. That was whether the authority which was recognized by a majority of the court extended over the assessment of property for county as well as for territorial purposes.
 This was alluded to in one of the opinions relating to Cochise- county, and it was stated that inasmuch as the matter had not bean DIe-ented by either party it was unnecessary to consider it. Elsewhere throughout the opinion this subject was casually ad- verted to, inclining hearers to the be- lief that 1t is the view of the court that the power of the board exercised at it's August meeting does not extend over the assessment of property for county purposes. This matter may therefore become the subject of a later controversy. This. though, is about the only feature of the territory's rev enue system which escaped definite judicial determination in the exhaust i've opinion of yesterday.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-21

Why doesn't some chorus girl try the plan of going to the White House and having a fit of mysteries? It got
 Mrs. Minor Morris a fine line of top of-co-umn advertising.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-21

ly desirable for the young men who
 have few opportunities for healthful and legitimate qualification of their propensities for amusement and few facilities for self culture, the proper development of physical, mental and moral resources.
 A very erroneous idea is held by some that the Y M. C. A an in- stftution of q particular church organ izafion. On the contrary II is in no sense a denoninational enterprise. IL is participated in by well meaning people of all denominations and of nc church preferences. It is as mucr open to the Hebrew as the gentle, or even to those who make no special profession of religion. SO long as they are clean, moral and upright. It is neither dominated by nor controlled by any church society nor has it's official organization anything to do with any particular church though it boasts the
 friendship and cooperation of nearly all church organizations.
 It is quite likely that no permanent
 organization will be made for some lit-
 ia time yet, until spondence with
 t"a national and international organ
 1etions has been further advanced and the project better outlined. but in the meantime it is desirable that all poss-
 ible enthusiasm shall be worked up
 and that the level headed business
 men of the city shall express them
 selves fully respecting the matter of
 the proposed building project There seems to be a general revival of ih-
 terest in the Y. M C.. A. all over the
 country. Its membership is growing
 rapidly and many new buildings are
 being erected by individual societies.
 Fl Faso has a flourishing organiza-
 tion and so has the new town of
 Douglas in southern Arizona, where d
 fine new building was recently finish
 ed The results have been geherally
 gratifying and where donations have been secured, sufficient to indicate sue cess, other donations have come rolling
 in in q most flattering way from un- expected sources. If the enterprise is carefully fostered and started right there can be little doubt but that Phoe- nix will in the near future have a good strong organization housed in a build.- ing that will be a credit to the city.
Arizona republican., 1906-01-21
Y. M. C. A. ORGANIZATION
 AN IMPORTANT LETTING
A Further Step Today Toward the
 Building of Home.

There will be another meeting this afternoon at o'clock in Veterans hall, of those interested in the pro- ject for the formation of a Y M. c. A. society here and the possible erec- ton of a building for it's permanent home. At each meeting held thus far there has been increased interest and last Sunday there were present some fifty or sixty men and boys, many Of them well known and representative business men. It is expected that there will be a still larger attendance at to- days meeting which will be address, ed by Judge Mccormick and Rev Campbell, pastor of the Presbyterian church.
 It is not the purpose of those at the head of the temporary organization to force matters They do not desire to allow their enthusiasm to run away Gitl their judgment nor rush headlong iu5o an enterprise that does not pro-
 mise success. However there is ev- cry reason for believing that with ;L li,tle cooperation and a little earnest worn, the project that has been here tofOre outlined can be made a brilliant success. That the town is large enough 1 for good association must be admit ted. That there is need of some cen tral point of interest for the boys, young mcn and even tho older men here, is very evident. It is particular
Arizona republican., 1906-01-21
Cryptic EIOQuence.

It may not have been such a shock after all to former Congressman J. Hamilton Lewis of Washington s:ate, now corporation counsel of Cnicago, when in the midst of an argument in the United States supreme court the other day MT Justice Holmss inter rupted him to say that he could nos for the life Cf him find out what the has made many speeches in congress and out of it, and undoubtedly has heard the same remark before. His mixture Of native Virginia volubLty. acquired western breeziness and cul- tivated air of mystery has lcng bcen