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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
TOMORRoW's ORGAN CONCERT
JOHNSON AND BURKE.



New York Sept l2.-That tonights
battle between sailor Burke and Jack
johnson win go a consldera Bile distance
toward deciding the next heavyweight
champion Of the world is the opinion OF
many metropolitan dopesmiths Admir-
ers OF both men are insistent IN their
claims that the logical candidate for
the title win be seen in the ring al
Bridgeport Conn, tonight. Not in many
months has New York been SO inter-
csted a the outcome of a ring battle.
johnson o. a fayorwith the wise pools.
but Burke is not without hackers. and
many soodly sized bets have been
made
Burke has been hard AZ work at
Stratford. Conn, Tor several weeks. Big
Tim Savage, once the sparring partner
OF Bob Fltzsimmons. has been putting
him through the final training stunts.
DE will enter the ring az 1865 pounds.
while the big negro will weigh in the
ueighborhood of $50. Burke is bon fine
condition and is confident that john
sons advantage iu weight win Dee no
hlndrancc 90 him His belief in this
regard IS backed up by some 90 his
supporters. several bets having been
made a. $3.50 10 $500 that Burke would
stay thc limit.
Sailor Burke Is only about % years NJ
age and is native OF Brooklyn. OF tho
many hard bouts in which De has enc
gagged ho has lost only two one Of
these ou "a foul Ills 'front.' name is
Charles hut his experience as "a mariner
on tho sad sea waves resulted ln the
sohr'quHt of Sailor"
Som" OF me men whom Burke has
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
THE LUSlTANlA MAKING
A RECORD BREAKING RUN,

New York Sept. l2-The titanic tur-
bine steamer Lusitania OF the Cunard
line entered today on the final stretch
Of her maiden voyage. which may break
an transatlantic records The newest
greyhound OF the sea was reported $50
miles east OF Sable island al 1t:20 last
night, and no further reports OF her
may be received until tonight, when
she will enter the Nantucket wireless
zone. With 500 miles 20 be steamed
at 1l.2O o'clock last night, the Lusitania
,piu have 70 make "A knots or better
uutn sandy Hook lighthouse Is reached
and passed, IA order to exceed the rec
ord OF 23.l8 knots held by the Deutsch-
land Of the Hamburg American me.
The Lusitania Will have tair weather
for her last days run. and every ounce
OF her propulslve power viii be used
to make up the time believed 70 have
been lost Yesterday IN the fOgs on the
Grand banks. Driven at her top speed,
the giant Cunarder may be expected
at the light ship shortly before o'clock
Friday morning making the time Tor
the trim a shade under five days.
Wireless dispatches from the LUSH
tania show that the ship Is running
smoothly. and that her machinery has
been sha ken down 80 that her run froin
sable Island 90 This port can be made
nt her highest speed. Officials Of the
Cunarl line planned 20 have the Lus-
fanla "A the end OF the ocean racing
lane az o'clock tomorrow, and de-
spite the fog. they believe she viii he
found az the light ship near that time.
The Lusitanin VIII be the first ocean
liner 90 enter this port through Am-
hr0so channel the new waterway The
LuM.arla has negotiated tho rough
seas which she encountered on her
voyage with no difficulty and only "a
score of the 6.C00 ON board have suf-
ferCd any lndispOsitlon.
Halifax. n ~. Sept. IA wireless
message nom sable Island says the
Lufitanla passed there about 4 0'cloc
This morning The Lucania ~ reported
90 have passed sable Island al $3.50
/ u mi.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
ODD WEDDING THIS.
Greek and His Sweetheart Married
Before Thirty-Five Men Friends

Attaches OF the county clerks office
were treated TO real swell wedding
a-la-Grectan today, when q blushing
groom with bright nosegay in his
lapel and q swarthy bride with a gig
gle that simply would not down. APP
pearod and in broken Engl.sh asked
for a license to "git marrgeed.' while
the license was being issued. in march
Cd at least 35 Greeks. an mcn-thc
bride was the only woman In the
whole aggregatiou--each wearing a
oOquct OF fern slips. roses and bright
culored flowers 900 his lapel They
took positions around the principals
and Deputy Clerk David Smith per-
formed the ceremony Boa % side office.
After the Greek and his bride We're
made man and wife the whole odd pro-
Cession dlcd down the hallway
crowded into the elevator and upon
reaching the outside climbed into
seven carriages waiting at the bottom
of the steps for the entire party
This wedding was followed some
moments later hy the union Of an-
other Greek and his sweetheart. Dep
uty Clerk smith was unable this af-
ternoon tO remember which couple
mad the elaborate ceremony A ma
i0rity Of the office attaches thought
o. had been Theodore A. Paulas and
Eea HartviRseu. because when the
deputy clerk uttered the final sentence
OF the SNOWY ceremony. the groom
smiled and said delighted" thus JUS
tifylng the belief IL had been 'Theo-
doro"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
GOV. CUTLER HOME.
Returns from California Fun Of Prei-c
For Pacific slope.

Gov. John c. Cutler has returned
from California and n returning Is
fun of praise Tor the Pacific Coasts
greatest state and her cities Too he
i- enthusiastic over the showing made
by Utah az the National Irrigation
congress. the excellence OF which was
attosted by many prominent hortcul-
urlsts with whom Gov Cutler talked
while az the congress and in the eX-
hibihou space. The celebration at
Venice near Los Angeles on Utah day
was most pleasing and Gov. cutler
declares that 10 opened up a channel
of thought which will direct attention
10 this state resulting Zoo much good
The hospitality Of Californiuns forms
The th emo of the governor songs and
bis every word Is Of praise FOR the
sons and daughters Of the Golden
West
The celebration at Venice on Ad-
mission day was a big affair Two
monster banquets were served at
which addresses were given by Gov
cutler other Utah people and a great
number Of Californians. Tho Va
quero club. numbering IN its member
ship .t expert horsrvomen In add
tiOu Co ifH male membership. was one
of the attractions ~ the day on
wild end suurting steeds they formed
unique part m the parade and act-
GOD a- csc0ri for GOV Cutler and party
whenever they moved through the
streets. Upon entering the great rec
sort The American Italian band. under
tho load arship ~ Dante ForcouatL
played a tVo-giop composed especially
FOR the occasion by him and in honor
1f Gov cutler
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
LECTURE AGENTS
SUED ON CONTRACT
Chicago Lyceum Bureau Com
mences Action Against Wal
lace and Anderson.
AMUSEMENT PROJECT DEAL.
Engagement Of katherine Erth-Bow-
den for Four Week. Which Did
Not Matcriallsc a- Agreed

The chicago Lyecum bureau has
commenced sui, against 81 s Wal
lace and J Fred Anderson Boo the Third
distrlc; court lD secure The payment
of tsQst3 and costs. claims as the ball
ancr luc on au unpaid account
20 g. charged m the complaint that
the defendants ere co-partners engaged
in the lecture ana amusement business,
aud that Aug. 90. 1906 they contracted
with ts plaintiffs to lease an amusa-
mrnt attraction. Katherine Eriz- Bow
Den tHlswatho) fOr four weeks Tho
price was 500 Ter month and the les
secs we're to pay an transportation
charges. PRINTING bids lime and gas
charges 10 is claimed boy the plain
Tins ihat they spent 81 26).5S which
should have been paid boy the defend
ants 1r which S51tg5 has been paid.
leaving The balance as sued for.
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NOW A NEW STEAMSHIP
LINE FOR MANILA.

N... ..u..I. General G d. ChambeflIn
forwards fI. following. report from the
Singapore I".U Press
IH" ocean sfHaWHN.H company. better
SHOWN IH InU Hue Funnel lluo. has START
I'd now H..HICe fH Manila These
steamers run between glasgow IAVcr-
pool lnd inr orient ana formerly bad a.
UanHlip their cargo az Singapore or
NougksnH Ihe hrst steamer o. make the
1000 NlI be- ODE reuNer ODE largest freight
Hr thlt haH over passed through Inc sufE
canal $40 lH new vessel built es-
NNDhIF fuI carrying cargo, and "a mod
rrn in every respect Her net tonnage
r. AWL nuu she viii carry un0 tons
~ cargo The ocean 6feamshin comnanv
was consolidated with the China Mutual
steamship company about two years aao.
which company HiHo owns "a humber oil
.arge freFhlefs The reuceE was due al
Manila on NOV, ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
NEWS TO COL. RICE.
He Knows Nothing About New Bank
For salt Lake.

A morning paper asserts that a ne"
banking institution is TO be started IN
his city. abou, Oct Is, with W W.
Armstrong. r. q Kidder ana Col. w.
" Rice as the hackers Messrs. Arm
strong fnd kiddt are out Of the city
but COL Rice knows nothing or any
such proposition. and when a News
reporter called today to make inquiries.
he was told IL was an hot air; ab"
soutcly nothing 90 g. Where the story
originated was what could not be eX~
planned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
GRAHAM IN BAD SHAPE.
Mail clerk Ia .. S. D.. Wreck Is
Badly Manglcd Man.

Leland Graham. the young mail
clerk who was seriously Injured in the
o. s J.. wreck north of salt Lake. is
reported 70 be progressing favorahly
today. An examination ot his wounds
discloses The fact that hs nose Is bad-
Isl broken. and the cartilage torn. sev-
eral ribs broken and "a possibility ot
complication from Internal Injuries.
The other patients have rtcuperdted
much more rapidly than was autici-
pated and an are out OF danger
The Investigation into The wreck
with a view Of determining lis cause,
Is being carried on by the local sup
erintendent but no official statement
has yet been Issued
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12

county. on the tth and the lowest was
~ degrees AZ Soldier summit ltah
county. on the iih and 1th. showers
were general over most portions or the
state on tho Ord ana ith and in some
localities were accompanied by sever.
thundcratorms The greatest amount
reported from any point for the week
was 90 Inch OFF, Irvan Juah county
About the average amount Of sunshine
prevailed durlng the nfst three daYs
o. the wcok during the middle portion
81 was groutly deficient but Cound.rn-
bly, On excess FOR the closing days. Fur
the week AZ a whole it averaged nearly
normal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
Just
Chocolate Quality
has made
Sweets Carnaton
Chocolates
the
popular
dainlies
at the
popular
price.

como of tho mothers to yet their boys
hack homo 4 Ioug tour ~ Canada
ana New York state bad tn Do absu-
doned after beiug booked. un this &C.
count
An invitation has been received py
insuucto. Christensen to enjoy ID bal .
uet Saturday evening. GO De tenueira
he youngsters and their Loader by the
governor of Colorado To their IRAN
gets them into Denvel lu time tney VIII
accept the invitation. ana wlh tee.
surdry morning for Salt Lake Mr..
chrlsterqen 10 Is understood has re-
ceIvod and accepted an inviting oter
10 take charge OF q boys band in ln-
diana at good salary. Jus ser ices
with the salt Lake young'irif nave
been in part volunteered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
THREE AUsTRIANs ARRAIGNED

Lena smith. Tony Zorlch and Nick
Milkoyich. three Austrlans charged
with burglary Ia the third degree. are
having preliminary hearing before
Justice OF the Peace Dana r. Smith
this afternoon. N Is alleged that the
defendants broke open a car at Garfield
a few days ago and stole a large
quantity Of ice thcrcfrom
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
IN DIEHL's COURT
Messenger Boy Not Ready 20 Plead To
Malicious Mischief Charge.

In Judge DiehIs court this morning
A. n Boyer. the messenger boy who
destroyed a messenger call box at 50
Commercial street yesterday afternoon.
thereby putting out Of commission
about 100 Western Union call boxes,
was not ready 90 plead and the case
went over until tomorrow morning
Ed smith. accused Of battery, was ad-
judged guilty and assessed $50 His
counsel asked for a stay OF execution
until tomorrow morning.
James Castle charged in three COM
plants with issuing fictitious checks
and obtaining money under false pre-
lenses. pleaded guilty 20 the latter two
charges and was sentenced 20 six
months On the county jail on the first
complaint and FIVE months on the lat
ter The case Of issuing fictitious checks
was dismissed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
JAP PLEADS.
Man Who shot and killed Another at
Garfield In Court.

Juzo rsukuda. japanese was before
Judge Armstrong thls morning 90 plead
90 the charge Of murder in the nrst de-
gree. on which charge he was bound over
90 the district court by Justice &c. W.
cornish Of The Eleventh precinct
through Horace Ensign. Interpreter be
pleaded nCt guilty 90 the charge. II D.
charged boo thc information that DO shot
and killed. another japanese named Tora-
DEF shin Ou July 4 last
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
OLD cHUMs MEET


James Broughton city treasurer oi
Wa.krrvHIs. Mont. De- guest az me
Metropole hotel having come down ~
"a visit 10 DTS SON. rs. e.. Broughton'
Tho visitor is not a Stranger iu SAT- LAKE.
as he formerly lived here having come
fo theea p4rts from England Orb 1893. Ip-
day Mr. 'Broughton and "A ball my
ard nod "A reminiscent talk or their early
4aa.rIHtlons together The Two, then
Young men, cr6osed the Atlantic on thg
steamship Wyoming. and arrived lln 30
Lake sept NJ. "a years ago, Inc Wynn
me ran upon o sandbar 0n Cape sable,
Newfoundland. and much oi me cai -
haf to b. thrown overheard bctote ms
shin could pull away from the obstfuc-
ZION Meanwhile "a mate aud iWo OF thi'-
otner persons unduy frightened GOT
into a small boat and made tgr lenl
which was ln sight in the twilight Ihey
ana NOT return and wee b. atlorWal a7
we're picked up almost famisned on w
canadian coast Tho parents q Mess !,
Broughton and Ball had preceded them 70
Utah. 81 that the young men found
home awaiting them here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
PALMA KEEPING
AL00F FROM POLITICS.

Havana, Sept l2-Formor Ireadont
NJ cuba Palma. living ON Boo ostiio AL
from politics and "a dcyotlnF an his TINA
M agricultural Interests he also de-
aared that he was equally apart from
an parties and this statement D. regard
el hele a. OF some Importance, az the
Conservative have sent him salutntions
from an thoir meetings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
CHRISTENSEN FINED $40.
SHOW Company Convicted of Violating
The City Tax Ordinances.

The Christensen show company was
before Judge Armstrong COB the Third
district court This morning io receive
sentence upon the conviction fHr 90 vio-
latiOu of the city ordinances r.gJrdius
the payment or 3d. license tax THE de-
PENDANTS were fined so boy the court.
This was test case and established
thc validity of The license task ordi-
nance. which Was claimed Co operate
ss a double HN in the pleading. of the
defendants
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
CHARGED WITH R1oT1Na.

Steve Bobich Mike Gubeic. Nick
Krumpatrick and Mike Mosich are be-
fore Judge Armetrong this afternoon
ON the charge of riotiuF These men
are smtlter hands and are charged
Jointly with participation in the riots
which occurred a. Bingham Junction
several months ago when the smp'ter-
men were On strike.
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ROOSTER CASE ONCE MORE.

Dr. r B Beatty was again in court
today iu connection with his contr1-
yersy with Mrs Alice Little and her
chickens This time the appearance
was made merely for the purpose Of
obtaining No days additional time in
which 20 Ole a bill Of exceptions,
which was granted by Judge Lewis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
THIRD GRAND UNION"
second south Corner 10 BE Torn Up
For Street Car improvements.

Active operations have begun at Sec
oud south and Main streets Tor the lay
ing there Of tae second grand union
layout" Dog the street railway manage
meut such as was recently Completed
at the street intersection one block above.
The new steel la at hand, ready for lay
IuE as SOD" Hs the ODD Ia removed. A
grand union layout Includes double
trucks east and west with double track
curves at each of the four corners OF
The street intersection, ana costs $1,000
tu 5000 There will ue two n these
plants at First south and the
other al Second South streots. while at
Third. Fourth and FIuN south streets
age "thie' Nay VS. locking Che south
corner curves As soon aa doe over
head construction ls completed uu the
double trH.. extension from I'D 60 r.
sttarts Ur I.rI avenue. thD new track
WII Ig LsA.a.fd I'd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
DIVIDEND NOTICES

HOME FIRT INSURANCE Co
OF urAH.-The regular quarterly
dividend n per cent on the can't
tai stock Of this company win he
paid at the office Of tho company.
No. % Main Street, October ist
1877. An extra dividend Of . Der
cent on the capital win also De Did
at the same time. Both dividends
will be payable 20 stockh-l3crs IA
record on the books Of the com
pany, September 2S, 1907. The stock
books viii he closed for transfers
Septcmher -N 1901 at 10 0'clork
0pened October 2nds
1907, az 10 q m
4t,..---E @. WHITNEY.
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
MvEARNEY TRIAL TOMORROW

J. McNearney charged with robblng
NcTernay's saloon several months ago.
was before Judge Armstrong In the
district court this morning FOR plead
me. Tie entered plea Of not guilty
row
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12
JORDAN HIGH SCHOOL.
Opens This Morning With AN Attend
ancc Of orty-Elght,

The Jordan high school opened This
morning 600 the basement on The Jordan
warehouse under very gratifying condi-
tions. H pupils enrolling ON me opening
day Three rooms have been dtted up
with desks tables. ETC.. Tor the accom-
district are very much pleased over the
start made. AS ihi9 Us the nrst time tho
high school has attempted 20 take up
second-year WORK and the nrst year thar
The school has had IA building boy itself
FOR high school work. There are 81
students registered iu hrst-year work,
and m are taking second. ear studies.
Other students VIII enroll. and the attend
auce viii probably tU0ch m before oct
M Gausin. r1c principal aud Miss
JcnnlnEs Hre NerE Iuhilaui over tho
showing thus far made.
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TEACHERS WANTED.
Demand In Utah nj Present Time Ex-
cccds the Available supply.

There Is still demand far exceed
ing the supply for teachers In country
schools. state supt A. c. Nelson is
receiving daily inquiries from county
superinteulonts everywhere asking him
10 ala in procuring teachers for them.
e. ~ Whteeides superintendent for
Davis county. with his Office N lay
ton. needs several teachers Supt. John
W. smith of the Jordan district, with
office in Sandy. needs three, and Supt.
W. NJ. B1yden OF Coaiville wants ad-
ditional teachers IN the summit schools.
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RETURNED MISSIONARIES

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WEATHER SUMMARY
Mean Temperature slightly Below
Normal Boo tiah last Week

'ar fHs week. ending Monday night nst
nr rfnh Is aH follows
The mean temperature f1r tde week
aas slightly below me normal mo ave
erage dchr.ou.N being about one Itgrs.
lfT day oyer lII sections Th. nrsf
three DAYS were clear over some pore
lions m lAe state. ana partly cloudy
0Ffr others Tho ith and bth we're gene
orally cloudy days throughout tho state.
showers and fhunderstorms being re-
ported from most l0calitles OK those
dates The last two days were clear
and pleasant The highest temperature
was % degrees ~ Corlnne, BOKSlder
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NOTICE OF GUARDIANS SALE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.

In the Third judicial District Court
In and for the County OF Salt Lake. State
OF Utah. In the matter OF the estates
and guardianship OF Romania Little Fer
amorz r. Little and Decker Little Minors
The undersigned will sell al private
sale on or after the BIRD day Of seDtem.
Der, 1907. the following described personal
property, to-wit: Six 90 shares 10 the
capital stock OF the Manu CITY saw
ings Bank. six 90 shares OF the
capital stock OF tho Provo CONNER
cial g. Savings Bank. nine el shares
OF the capital stock OF the Desertt
National Bank-and written bids uIn D..
received al the office OF Stewart & stew.
art zoe Mccormick Building Salt Lake
city. Terms OF sale cash
ALICE s, LITTLE. Guardian.
Dated this the eth day OF September
A. D. 1907
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soo and COO

II. T.. Evans. Florist. 40 s. lsain S.
Floral Designs a Speciality. 'phon gsI
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THE LoNGwoRrms ARRIvr.

San Francisco. Sept l2.-ConEress
man Nicholas LongWortn and Mrs.
longworih arrived here today on the
steamer Sierra from Honolulu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12

Eher W Hall, 225 South West Tenn.
pie St Funeral Director. Licensed
Embalmer. Private Ambulance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12

WE DO JOB PRINTING and IN.
Kind OF Job printing that everybodv
wants who wants good work. The Ds,.
eret News.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult County Clerk or respective sign
ers for further information.
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oPENINCI

Walt TIL Saturday. Sept. 14th and
get your shoes and hosiery. ribbons
and children's headwear out Of oufI
new stock. Don't forget about our
Fay Stockings. They are the best
known stocking made. Come in|
Saturday and learn who gets the bigI
doll.
Come In and look over our goods
whether you wish 10 purchase OIL
not. IL will be a pleasure for us tol
show our attractive lines. our mott
70, The best goods possible for thel
price"
ChiIdrens Shoe and Stocking Store,
No. so SO. Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-12

McDonaIds Dutch Chocolates
reach her heart every time.
High quality and low price do not al.
ways go hand in hand-but the except
ion is with Dutch Chocolates. She finds
in them solidity, delightful taste. Pure
and nutritious. Taste them once and
the taste fingers
aoo and COG