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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-22
DlVORCE sun FILEp.

Diverse suit has been filed In the
Second district court by Mary F.. Mich
OILS against Robert y. Nichols and the
Southern Pacific company. The COM
plant alleges that the couple were
married at ogden, April 20 1905, and
that there is living as issue OF said
marriage one child; that defendant Is
employed by the Southern Pacific COM
pauy at a salary Of $50 per month; that
defendant has failed TO provide his
family with the common necessaries of
life. Plaintiff prays for decree Of di.
yorce. custody OF minor child ana all
mopy, also for restraining order pre-
venting said railroad company from
paying 20 defendant SSj due him Tor
wages.
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FOURTH WARD MI A FESTIVAL

The Fourth ward Mutuals closed tho
seasons work last Tuesday evening with
O. grand strawberry festival bles tho
length az tLe meet.nu0Om laden with the
hEulcs berries cream and cakes, and
beautifully decorated with the greatest
az all lJWcrs-the r0se-mado Indeed a
feast M fOr me gods n was a credit 90 the
Mutual workers 0f he ward They show
their faith Dos their WORK. that they bee
leyc Zoo Improvement Mrs May Horslsy.
president 0' the T. L. NJ A., was in
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MIssIoNARY FAREWELL

a number Of missionaries left Tor their
various fields % labor last week A social
was given IN The Second ward hall Friday
evening Tor Miss lngeborg Olsen who lot
Tuesday for the scandinavian mission.
The good people Of the Second ward pre-
scented her with a purse OF 50 10 pay her
fare 70 her destination and as a token
VI goodwill and hops of success In
preaching the gospel ln the land Of her
torefathers.
4 A johnson, the superintendent of the
Beaver ward Sunday school leaves in a
few days for tho Eastern states mission.
A farewell party was given in the Third
ward han Monday evening iu honor NJ
Ephram Ralph, Jr, and William lee.
Elder Ralph left Tue sday Tor the East
cru states mission while Elder Ice CN-
poets 10 remain in Brigham city Co oale-
brate the Fourth Of July. before crossing
the pond FOR Sweden. a good suhsttu-
tlal purse was presented Co each ~ them
az the close of the social
VI l.. Ensign, Jr, has sold his farm ~
tol.inst0u and will once more locate ln
the city of Homes having purchased
a place ln the Fourth ward
b. l.. Rees has purchased fho property
that recently belonged 20 his mother-in-
law. Mrs. johnson. IN the First Waid
The supreme court last Friday ordered
the appclanats petition for a rcheauug
in the case Of Brigham CITY vs. George
Chase appellant stricken from The Giles
Of The court on the ground that II IS inn
pertinent
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WILL HONOR TIE FOURTH

The Fourth OF july win be celebrated Boz
Brigham city in great style with grand
st.Cei parade program games dances.
etc. one 81 the special features VIII Do
% genuine war dance by ~ braves from
Washable Dob war paint and costume 8
voting contest Is now on as t0 what y0lne
lady wil represent the goddess 40 llbIN
lu The parade
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CANDIDATES FOR MATRIMoNY.

Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following couples:
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Manager. & A. LAtkin
Wv Sth 81 Telephone lst-L
Advertisements for N, Daily.
saturday and Semi Weekly Nevs
accepted on the same terms a. a.
ihe Salt Lake Office
Cireulstor, John J. meGrsaon
40 wash Ave. Ind Tel III
once With Lambert Paper ca
Payments Tor the Daily, SATURDAY
and. Semi Weekly News should b
made 10 the circulator. Delivery
MADE by carrier on the sams terms
as IL Salt Lake
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BRIGHAM CITY.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.


Special Correspondence
Brigham city Bo2clicr Co. June D.
stake President Olecn y. sohl received
word yesterday that tho First Presidency
~ the church with their ladies would be
IN attendance az the strawberry festival
% be given az the Brigham city opera
House saturday evening hy the stake au-
thorlues The committees appointed Is
working hard 90 make this the social
event Of the season
The visitors will stay over Sunday and
speak 10 the Sunday school children in the
morning and 70 the older children In the
afternoon
Elder Daniel woodland. who recently
returned from Japan. bringing with him
a sick elder was one " the speakers az
the tabernacle services last Sunday. he
gave a good report OF the work of the ole
ders IN that far IN land MI Woodland
expects 20 80 back 20 his held Of labor
about July J.
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j. a. Phillips Of Springyile and Alta
Evans Of Mapleton
Edward Graehl Of Pennington and
Maud Hatch Of Springviue.
JUDGMENTS RENDERED.
In the case 81 Provo Commercial e
Savings Rank We. Albert and Olive
Brown Judgment by default has been
rendered, IN the Fourth district court
for 1929.
In the Case Of Payson Exchange a
Savings Bank vs. John Provstgaard.
decree Of foreclosure has been rendered.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Deputy sheriff Barnett returned
from his trip 20 Strawberry valley
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OPERATION FOR APPENDICITIS.
DlsTRICT C0rRT nI-sINEss.

Two suits We're completed yesterday
ana submitted Go jur.es during the aft
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CARoB MEDICINE co.

The Corob Medicine company has in.
corporeted under the laws Of the state
Of Utah with q capital stock az $780,
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hy Mr. Ed0y buying opt hs partner and
10 will continue The business. However o.
Is strongly limited that the firm name viii
be changed 20 EDDY a Son. lhe son are
rived early sunday morning Via che siork
route.
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CAMPAIGN
CONTRIBUTIONS.
TlIIman Calls up Resolution for
investigation Which is
Referred.
WILL BE OF BOTH PARTIES.
Announces His Conviction That the
National Banks Are Now
Contributing.

Washington, April Preceding the
taking up Of the railroad rate bill In
the senate today, MI Tillman called up
his resolution directing the senate com
mIttee on finance 20 enter upon an in
vestigation Of the question Of campaign
contributions by the national banks,
and after he had spoken at length the
resolution was referred to the finance
committee.
In his speech Nh Tillman read let.
ter from a New York banker suggesting
that the auditor Of the Republican no.
tional committee should be called TO
give testimony concerning the conlIibu-
lions to the Republican tund of the aHt
campaign. MIR. Tillman said that he
would not conhne the inquiry to the
Republican committee. but would eX-
tend It to the Democratic committee.
lie again referred to the affairs OF tho
Walsh bank Of Chicago, and in that
connection was engaged IN sharp con
troyersy by Mr. Hopkins, who declared
the Walsh bank not TO be nsolyeni He
also said, I'm reply To a question from
Mr.. Tillman that Mr., Walsh had not
been indicted.
Mr. Foster spoke for almost three
hours on the rate bill, contending for
the validity OF the proposed legisla
ton, urging It's necessity TO check the
growing powers OF the railroads and
announcing his support of broad
court review with "A prohibition against
thu temporary ntunctlons I'm rate cases
by the inferior federal courts. When
he concluded nc was warmly Congrat.
uated by many of his colleagues.
Mr.. Tillman said that he had been
told that the total contributions TO the
Republican fund In 1896 had been 49,
100000; In 1900 S2S0O,00O, and IN 1904
81 800 coo
Mr.. Tillman read letter in which
the suggestion VAS made that Vi II was
considered desirable to get at the de-
tails concerning the Republican cam
paign contributions the committee
should examine Auditor Anthony Of the
Republican national committee. who,
he said could give complete list OF all
the contributors. He added that state
ments of contributors and Of those who
did not contribute were made periodi-
cally. and that the president knew who
they were.
The same letter. writer also volul..
teered the information that an examine
alton would reveal the fact that Secy.
Root had been responsible FOR the APP
pontment Of ex-Secy. Morton as TIT.
head OF the Equitable company, and
that the purpose of his selection had
been TO head OF the Insurance inyestl-
CATION.
Continuing Mr.. Tiliman announced
bis conviction that the national banks
were even now contributing to state
campaigns In order to keep fayoTite
parties In power. He would have both
parties investigated and wanted the
committee TO send for the chairman
party. as well as the chairman and All
dltor Of the Republican committee
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ident- general, presided, while the preH-
ldent-general Mrs. Donald Mclean,
delivered her annual report Mrs. Me-.
Lean said that 20 per cent OF the socl-
ety's income went for expenses, which
she was bending every effort TO reduce
Mrs Charlotte Emerson Main, Vice
president, IN charge Of organization.
reported a membership Of 56.O2S ana
the reglstergeneral Eleanor NJ. Jam
ieson, reported the addition OF 1884 new
members during the past year.
Mrs Tunis s. Hamlin, chaplain-gep-
eral, urged the abolition OF Mormon
ism" and that help be given southern
women IN uplifting the negro
Miss Mary Desha recording secre-
tary-general read report % special
committee which has Investigated the
election OF Mrs, McCracken and Mrs.
W. II Weed. the state regent and state
Vice-regent, respectively Of Montana.
The report finds I'm favor Of the Mon
tana ladies. II was referred to a stand
in. committee. which VIII report to the
general congress Friday
Mrs. NJ. +. $. Davis treasurer-gen-
eral, reported the years expenses at
SiO,Ss3
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ELECTRIC COMPANIES
MERGER DECISION.

st. Paul, April l7--Judge Sanborn. In
the court OF appeals. today handed
down an opinion in the case of Morgan
Jones, appellant. versus the Missouri
Edison Electric company ct al. The
case involved the merger OF all cleo
trio and power companies of st, Louis.
and il the statements of the plaintiffs
are true involves an attempt to freeze
out by means of alleged stock manipu-
lation some OF the minority stockhold-
ers from the merger. The circuit court
below sustained the demurrer and the
decision OF Judge Sanborn today re-
verses that decision.
The alleged facts set forth In the APP
pellan.'s brief, in Substance, are that
the North American company, q New
Jersey corporation, arranged 10 con-
soldate all the electric light and power
companies operating IN st. Louis in one
company thereby dispensing with com.
petition.
The North American company Sc
cured three-flfths shares OF the stock
OF the participating companies, and it Is
alleged then began scheme TO deprive
Jones and few others OF the minority
stockholders who owned preferred stock
of their equity, A $40 600, 900 corporation
was formed. Common stock was bought
up and the preferred deprecated until
It fell 10 about 30 per cent OF Its par
value, and at the same time effort was
being made to Increase the value OF
the common stock. The plaintiffs al
leFt this Is an injustice to their hold
ings. The demurrer held that the PEE
titlon did not state sufficient facts to
constitute causes OF action.
Judge Sanborn practically holds that
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the action Of the mob speak Of the kill
Ing OF negro by young Peters at
Springfield last night,
In this case Peters was attacked by
the negro ana he shot 70 save his life
ana the honor 0f the lady he was es-
cortlng His act was courageous and
was entirely blameess in the eyes OF
the law Conscious OF the righteous
ness of what he had done. he went to
the authorities ana gave himself mp.
He was promptly and properly dis
charged. II the members OF the mob
think they did a manly thing why do
they not brayely give themselves up
and have the law take its course as to
them? Instead of this, after commit
ting this diabolcal crime against the
honor of the state they skunk cowardly
away into the darkness. Not one VIII
dare admit publicly his connection with
the Infamous proceedings. But II they
thought they we're merely putting to
death three negroes they were mistake
on. They aimed at the assassination
OF the state Of Missouri and insulted
the majesty of the law ii such con-
duct be tolerated Il will lead TO am
nrchy II takes many years to make a
civilized, w-abiding man out OF the
savage II only takes few minutes 10
make a savage out OF civilized man"
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GOVERNOR FOLK ON
SPRINGFIELD LYNCHlNG

st. Louis, April l7.--Referring TO the
Springfield lynchug Gov. Folk said
tonight
"We have recently had an occur
renee IN our state that has shocked the
civilized world Strange to say, there
are men. good men too, who approve
what the Springfield mob did last sat
urday night. when three negro prison
ers were lynched by hanging them to
the outstretched arm OF the statue Of
liberty holding aloft the torch of civ
lli2atiOu
Whatever may have been the crime
Of the wreiches. irrespective of their
guilt or innocence, II was murder for
The mob to kill them. They may have
deserved death. but II was death at the
hands Of the law and not by a mob.
We have government by law and not
by mobs Murder and criminal as
ssult are punishable by death in this
state and a fault Of justice in the case
OF the latter crime Is unknown.
The action of the Springfield mob
was dastardly. cruel inhuman and
eowardly Those who would condone
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CELEBRATION OF
FRANKLIN'S BIRTHDAY.

Philadelphia. April 1.-THE import
ant features with mark the celebration
of the two hundredth anniversary of
the birthday OF BENJAMIN Franklin.
which begins In this city today. King
Edward OF England win receive the
degree of doctor Of laws from the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania. and Andrew
Carnegie. acting as lord rector OF the
university OF St Andrews, Scotland,
win confer the honorary degree OF
doctor of laws upon Miss Agnes Ir-
win, dean OF Radcliffe college and
granddaughter OF Franklin.
At the opening OF the celebration In
honor Of the memory of the philosopher
and statesman Mt Witherspoon hall
tonight, Miss Irwin viii be honored
and the degree viii he conferred upon
King Edward by proxy next Thursday
night, when the sovereign will be rep
resented by SIR Henry Mortimer Dur
and, British ambassador to the United
States.
Men Of international fame will par
ticlpate IN the celebration, which win
continue three days. The entire city
Is decorated.
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TERRITORY WEST OF
THE MISSISSIPPI.
,ov. Hoch Of Kansas Says it is
Soon to Predominate in
National Councils.
STATES SHOULD NOT BE BIG.
Easier TO Make Mistake In Forma-
lion OF one Than 10 Rec,lfy
Error.

e.. Louis April 1.-THE convention
=, commercial clubs Of the southwest
,losed here tonight with . banquet at
me Jefferson hotel, attended by several
Kindred delegates and at which the
.,v.rnors OF six states and territories
we're the guests of honor,
gov Frank Frantz OF Oklahoma
,,ose ON what Statehood Means 10
oklahoma.
IN response TO the toast, Kansas
GOV Hoch said 81 part,
erorticaly the territory west OF the
Mississippi is soon 20 predominant in
-uonal councils and therefore to exert
,owtrful influence IN world movements.
# rquires no prophetic ken TO see
mis- II Is one OF the certainties Of the
M, remote future. The wisdom OF or
anary prudence therefore should long
aso have suggested that too many large
states should not be carved out Of ter
,,fory ultimately capable Of sustaining
smaller Oiitht ptNdA0f ~ ltlN NEiiht't
vber, most Of our political power Is
lodged, a small stnte counts as much as
large one ANA 1T is easier to make a
mistake IN the formation Of state
than Il is to correct the error after It Is
made
"The awakening orient viii soon con-
ttlbute powerful factors 10 the Import
arce and. / believe, the solution OF this
southwestern problem. The day is not
distant when the commerce of the Pa
eihc VIII vastly exceed that OF the At.
hnilc and when metropolis on our
vtstern shore viii rival in size and
commercial importance Of that upon
or eastern shore. when greater New
York viii marshal western commerce
reitel In extent than that now mar
shaled IN the east By our present me-
ucpolis,'
Gov. Joseph II. Gibbey % Arizona
spoke on Modern Arizona" and Coy,
Herbert j. llaRerman Of New Mexico
had assigned 10 him the subject, THE
Land of sunshine
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THE REBATE CASES.
immunity Pleas Of the Railway Conn
panics Denied.

Kansas city April l7.--ln the rebate
cases in the t. s district court here
today. the plea Of immunity filed by
the railway companies on the basis of
the decision Of Judge Humphrey at
Chicago in the beef trust eases, was
denied
The decision rendered today which
was by Judge Smith Mcpherson of
iowa susnins the demurrers of the
government TO the immunity pleas
filed by the Chicago and Alton. John
y. Faithorn. former vice PRECEDENT and
+. A. Winn, former assistant traffic
manager of that road. The railway
and two officials. with other railroads,
five local packing houses and several
officials, were indicted here last De-
cember by the grand jury, charged
with giving rebates on packing house
and other products In violation OF the
Elkins law, and with conspirlng to Sc
cure rebates IN violation of that law.
Defendants must now plead to the in
dictments within 10 days.
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DON'T put OFF

for tomorrow what you can DO today
II you put on buying a bottle Of Bal
lards Snow liniment when that
pain comes you won't have any. buy ~
bottle today. positive cure for Rheu-
matism Burns Cuts. Sprains. Contracted
Muscles etc. T. $. Graham, Prairie
Grove, Ark, writes.
~ wish TO thank YOU for the good 70.
suits ! received from Snow Eminent II
positively cured me OF rheumatism after
others had failed Sold by H. c. NJ |.
Drug Dept ll2 and III South Main
street. b
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CITY OF MEXICO & RETURN 500 90

April 25th to May 9Th the Colorado
Midland will sell tickets, Salt Lake to
City OF Mexico and return for $3.50.
Good for stopovers up to sixty days.
Your choice of the three excellent
routes. Through Observation car TO
Denver. Illustrated books on Mexico
free. Ticket Office II West Second
South, Salt Lake
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DIAz'S HUNTING TRIP.

city Of Mexico, April H. President
Dlaz and party returned yesterday
from me hunting tfip. having had the
good fortune of killing three mountain
cats and Il deer The president was
I'm excellent condition and stood the
fatigue Of the expedition better than
some younger men Of the party.
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MONEY FOR EXPLORER.

Victoria, b. G., Aprl 17.-~Capt
Ejnar Mikkelseu, the explorer, who Is
preparing the schooner Duchess Of
Bedford TO start on May 10 on an
arctic exploring cruise, has received
a cable from Lord Rothsohild adding
$1,000 to his contribution toward the
expenses Of the voyage,
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CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS
April 26th, to May 9th, inclusive

The following low rates from Salt
Lake win be made via the Oregon
Short Line.
San Francisco and return via
ogden & $. r. direct......... SOL 80
San Francisco and return via
Portland one way.,.,.....,... "A 90
Los Angeles and return via Og-
den & s. u. direct. 43 90
Los Angeles and return via Port
land one way. ...r",..,..... IS. so
Tickets good for return to July 81.
See agents for further particulars. City
Ticket Office 20l Main st.
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CHINA SALE

Now are at % Z. First So, Studio,
room SO Hooper Block.
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DAUGHTERS or REVOLUTION.
Mrs. Tunis :, HamIln, Chaplain Cen
ernI, Wants "Mornonlsm" abolished.

Washington, April 17.--At today's ses-
sion OF the Daughters OF the Reyolu-
tion 1000 delegates were present. Rev.
Roland Cotton Smith OF Washington
pronounced the Invocation, after which
Mrs, Bertha Lincoln Eusts OF IDva
sang THE Ster-Spansled Banner" Mrs.
Robert NJ. Park OF Georgia, vice pres-
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