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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-20

Just fourteen days were required for
the filing and granting of an applica-
ton for a patent on a device calculated
to revolutionize the method of operat-
ing railway trains and to reduce the
cost of operation on every system by
a considerable figure.
The device is one for the receiving
and delivering of train orders by the
train crews while the train is moving
at full speed The contrivance was
patented by NJ c. Keefe of Salt Lake
for thirty years a train dispatcher. o.
late he has been dispatcher FOR the
Rio Grande. For some tine Mr.. Keefe
has been experimenting with devices
which would obv;ate the necessitv of
trains stopping at each station to pick
UP orders. AS a result he conceived an
apparatus which is comparatively sim
pie, whereby a train might pass
through a station at full speed and yet
pick up the orders. A steel hoop is
fastened TO an upright by snap which
is automatically released. On this hoop
is a leather pouch, In which the ope-
rator places the orders. AS the train
passes the station red light above the
upright Indicates to the engineer that
he is to pick up orders. BY relea sing
a small lever on the side of his cab a
device receives the orders and delivers
the engineers receipt. By whstling
the engineer signals the conductor that
there are orders to be picked up, and
in a similar manner the conductor Sc
cures his orders.
The importance o. this invention will
be more readily appreciated by rail
road men than others. Every time
train stops to pick uD orders under the
present system a delay is caused. To
start again more coal is required than
would be to keep the train going at the
original speed.
To promote the device a company,
composed almost entirely of Salt Lake
men, has been organized. The articles
of incorporation were filed with the
secretary of state yesterday. The COM
pany Is capitalized at s1.000,000. The
company is known as the Keefe Con-
solidated Railway Time-saving COM
pany. Aaron Levitt is president;
Lewis B. Levitt, vice president: Walk
err T. Gunter, secretary, and Frank
Knox treasurer. The officers, with w.
P. s. Hawk, D. H. Peery of Salt Lake,
and Herbert A. Roades of Boston, con-
stitute the board of directors.
The new company has acquired the
patent rights in every country in the
world. and will begin manufacturing
the devices at once. Mr.. Keefe, the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-20
.LUCKEY DECIDES TO FIGHT
Illinois Man Hires Lawyers and Wo
man Is Freed and Goes
TO California.

Elton F. Luckey. who. together with
Mrs. May Griffith. was taken from the
Los Angeles Limited in this city late Fri
day evening on Geographic advice from
Dixon, H., has decided to make fight
for his liberty. Accordingly, an applica-
ton for a writ of habeas corpus was filed
in the Second district court yesterday by
Attorney G. r. Holingsworth. The writ
was made returnable by Judge Howell
at 10 a. m. Monday.
The claims set forth in the application
are that Luckey is being restrained from
his liberty Illegally on account of there
being no warrant here calling for his ar
rest. The application came as a surprise,
in face of the fact that Luckey at the
time of his arrest here said he was will
ing to return TO Dixon without getting
out the necessary papers. He even Of
fered Sheriff G. A. Sebring his expenses
If that officer would take him back at
once without waiting for the arrival of
the Illinois officer.
1t is understood that there are two
warrants out for Luckey, and that the
officer from Dixon will have reached
Ogden by the time the case has been
called on Monday.
Luckey was clipping with pretty Mrs
May Griffith, also of Dixon, at the time
his arrest was effected. AS there was no
warrant out for the arrest of the woman
she was allowed to proceed to Los An
gees, whittier the couple were bound
when they were intercepted here. Luckey
gave the woman a large roll of bills, con-
tanning probably $1,000, to continue the
journey She deserted her husband and
2-year-old child to run off with Luckey.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-20

inventor, is now in Chicago arranging
for the manufacture of the appliances.
He will be Joined on MONDAY by Mr..
Levitt. the president of the company.
As soon as some Of the instruments are
manufactured practical tests will be
made of them in Salt Lake. A test
was made near Denver on the Denver
& Rio Grande with the device 1t was
witnessed by A z. Welby, general
superintendent of the Rio Grande sys-
tenn. Everything operated satisfactory
~. Tho train crew received orders
ana the station agent the receipts
while the train was going thirty-five
miles an hour.
Several railroads are now awaiting
sample devices for the purpose of MAX
ing tests.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-20
TINTIC SOCIETY.

George A. Jdall returned on MONDAY
from a trip into West Tintic.
Mrs. Hicks returned on Monday from
a visit With friends at Salt Lake.
Herman Tagge is i'm town again having
returned from a trip to Nevada.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Gouriey on Monday.
Mrs. G. Darnell returned last Friday
evening from visit at Ogden.
Allan Craig returned Monday from a
visit OF three days in salt Lake
Phil Clark was in Salt Lake this week.
W. L. Croft expects to leave next week
for Great Britain, where he will do mis-
Sionary work for the l.. ID. S. church. His
family will reside at Provo during his
absence.
A number of George Beck's friends ten
dered him a surprise last Friday even
ing. The evening was enjOyably spent
with games, music, etc, followed by a
nice lunch.
Miss Mccarthy. one of the teachers in
the public school, entertained her pupils
at a candy pull last night The young
folks had the time of their lives. Miss
McCarthy's sister, who is here on a visit
assisted her in entertaining the children.
Mrs. Nephi Stewart returned on Sunday
night from Payson. where she was called
by the illness of her mother.
Mrs. Joseph TrelOar of Mammoth has
been upon the sick list for the past few
days, but is now recovering.
Mrs. Margaret Shea left on Sunday for
Ogden, where she will visit her brother
Frank Cronin, for a few days.
= Mrs Heber Fields and Richard HAYNES
of this city were called to Nephi today by
the death of their father.
Mrs Frank Lehman came out from Salt
Lake on Monday and the family is now
living at the residence of Rev. Father
O'Donahue on Church street
Little Miss Doris Potts entertained a
number of her friends at birthday partv
yesterday afternoon. 1t was her ninth
birthday and the party was given at the
home of her parents on Church street The
little folks enjoyed the games and the
nice lunch which was served.
Ed Bonner and Dan Fields left on Tues
day for Ely, New.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs
Arthur Thayer on Saturday morning
Miss Pearl Mcclellan of Payson was the
guest of Eureka friends last Friday and
Saturday.
Mrs. Ollie Baker has been visiting with
relatives at Spring Lake during the week
Arthur Irons and family returned last
week from trip to their former home in
England.
Mrs. Phil Clark left on Tuesday for Salt
Lake. Mrs. Clark will visit her parents
in Washington in the near future.
Hugh Heffernan Is expected to return
within the next few days from a months
vacation spent with Mr.. and Mrs. W. w.
Thompson at Los Angeles.
Harvey Delahoyde of Des Moines. Ia.
was here during the week visiting his
brother, Charles Delahoyde.
Mrs. B. n. G. Stott was in Bingham and
Provo during the week in the interest of
the Rebekah assembly, of which she is
president
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-20
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-20
Probate Matters.

Judge Howell yesterday made the fol-
lowing orders in the probate division of
the district court;
In the matter of the estate of Henry
Prince and Francis Howe. order settling
estate ordered entered. Both of the men
were killed in an accident on the Ne
Vada Northern railroad and actions for
damages were filed against the. company,
but counsel for the parties reached an
agreement for settlement. on the pay
ment Of $500 in the Prince case and
$3.50 in the Howe case
Joseph Pingree was appointed admin
istrator of the estate Of Clara r. Pingree
with bond fixed at 81 100
In the estate of Isaac Mckay letters
testamentary will be issued to the widow
without bonds. The estate is valued at
50 900
Frank Hyland was named as admins
TRAITOR Of the estate of John c. Stone,
with a bond of s.. 600.
In the estate of Michael A. Whaler,
George J. Kelly was made administra-
tor and the bond fixed at $4,000. The
estate is valued AT $4,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-20
Ouden Briefs.

ONCE LIVED IN OGDEN.-John {.
Henderson, who shot and killed oscar r.
Otto in Los Angeles a few days ago, was
formerly a resident of Ogden.
GONE TO CALIFORNIA.-MaX DAVID p
son, accompanied by his wife ana emil
dren, left last night for months Visit
in southern California.
A FAIR DIVISION.-Mrs. Fred Boyle
has presented her husband with a son.
the eighth child to have been horn 10
Mrs. Boyle. There are just eiSht/t them
and they are four and four
HAD CLOTHING STOLEN.-Henry
Winters of Elko, New, on his way 10
Rock Springs. Wyo-. had an overcoat, a
dress suit case and hand grip stolen at
the Union depot last evening while wait
ing for his connections east. Winters
values the stuff AT $3.50.
HAS BEEN SHOOTING.-The special
car of q. W. Nallery, general manager
of the Colorado Midland, shipped
through Ogden yesterday on the way to
Corinne. Mir. Vallery has been enjoying
his annual outing at the Bear River DUCK
club and will return TO Denver as soon
as his car arrives at its destination.
COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD.-The cOun-
ty board of education held brief SEES
sion yesterday. Maggie Jenkins, Mabel
Wood and Estelle StOddard were eIeCt6u
as teachers. Annie Williams of the VIII
son school and Mary Drake of the Eden
school were released as teachers. Bllls
amounting to $il5 Were allowed. II
board decided not to be too stringent
enforcing the truancy law on account Vi
the great scarcity of labor of all kinds.
MINING COMPANY FORMED.-Arti-
cles of incorporation of the Jessc0 God
Mining company were flied with tne
county clerk here yesterday. The com
pany is Incorporated with a capital stock
of 100000. divided into 10-cent shares. The
property of the new company consists OF
four claims in the TnimoleDerry canyon
in Weber county The officers are:
President. J. II. Woodman; vice presl
dent. F. d. Hgginbotham, sr.; secretary,
G. a Seaman: treasurer, Charles Wood
ward These, with G.. f. Bush compose
the board of directors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-20
Building Permits.

No better evidence is manifest of the
growth of a city than the building per
mits. Ogden has made an excellent
showing in this line during the past
week. as is evidenced by the following
list of permits, which aggregate $l4,50O:
Martha Wittnebell concrete brick on
Hudson avenue, south of Twenty-ninth
street, $1,000.
David Eccles, rebuilding upper portion
of block at 154 Twenty-fourth street,
$3.50.
j. H. Semister, frame building on Van
Buren, and Twenty-second street, sl,OoO.
Lawrence NJ. Malan. frame cottage,
Second street, near Wall avenue S'OO
d. r. Hopkins, frame cottage, jack
son avenue and Twenty-second street,
5000.
c. Doerner, frame cottage on Twenty
fourth street, east of Quincy, $3.50.
Mrs. Thomas d. Dee, two-story brick
on Washington, near Twelfth street
s., 1900.
Mrs Kate Adams, brick cottage,
Twenty-seventh and Quincy, 500
Thomas Hulmston, brick building on
Wall avenue, near Twenty-seventh street
s., 500.
Albert Ellis. addition to residence at
2014 Washington avenue, $500
Z. T. Hulanski, Improvement to resi-
dence at 2523 Jefferson avenue, SLWO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-20
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
Cases Set for November and Names
of Jurors Drawn.

Judge Howell yesterday took up the
setting of cases for the November cal
endar. of the Second district court as fol-
lows:
State VS.. MoTtensOn, appeal from JUS
tice court set for November /
state VS.. Mortensen, appeal from jus
tict court, November S.
State VS.. Claude Clarke. murder in the
first degree, set for November IL.
State VS.. c. r. Shafer, forgery, Novem-
Der 6.
City of Huntsville VS.. Marie Olsen. as
sault and battery, pending on de-
murrer.
The following names of persons who
are to serve on the trial jury for the
November term of the district court
We're drawn yesterday:
Ogden. MOrOn Stone ST., c. l.. Lea
witt, Solomon WheelwTight. L. G. Ash
ton, Lamont erik. G. o. Folkman. Ru-
dolph VanDyke, d. NJ. Cassin. Robert
Runnup, James r. Wheelwright, Rich
ard Pincock, f. II. Kinsey John S. Cor
lew, Robert Wilson, r. C. Lundy, VIII
liam Doyle, l. F. Flinders: Randall.
Joseph Baker; Wilson. David Pingree
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-20
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo, Oct. ia small fire in the west
end of town destroyed a barn and twelve
The department was notified, but failed
to reach the place in time to save the de-
stroyed property.
Clarence Boshard. found guilty of at
tempting to commit rape, was sentenced
to fifteen months in the state prison by
Judge Booth today.
The Republicans met yesterday and
nominated their city ticket. The conven-
The ticket nominated was: J. II. Frisby,
mayor; Jonathan Buckley, marshal; David
Johnson, recorder; Mrs. Maggie Choules,
treasurer; ID. H. Thomas, attorney; A.
A Noon Justice
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-20
COMPANY iNS0LVENT.
Receiver Appointed for the Ogden
Canyon Sanitarium.

Rudolph Kuchler of this city has been
appointed receiver of the property of the
Ogden Canyon sanitarium, and the re-
ceiVer took possession this evening and
will operate same under the direction OF
the court. His bond is $4,000, which was
furnished this evening.
The suit and application for receiver
was filed by J. II. Kurtz, who for the
past year has been the manager of the
place. He alleges that the company is
ins0lvent and that it's debts amount to
so. 10. c. ID. Clarke. who holds much of
the stock as trustee in trust for the
company, is made a defendant in the
case.
The application for bond was immedi-
ately made before Judge Howell and
after some discussion. it was stated that
the receipts of the resort were s., 200 per
month and the bond was therefore fixed
al $4,000 j. II. DeVine is the attorney
for the receiver. Maginnis & Corn repre-
sent the petitioners
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-20
A Simple Prescription
for Stomach Troubles
One That Can Be Mixed at Home

More people suffer from stomach
troubles than from any other disease;
and when the stomach is out of gear,
the whole system goes wrong; every
thing and everybody seems wrong to
you, and you are the worst in the lot.
Here is simple prescription that
will tone your stomach and put it in
condition to digest your food:
Compound Tincture of Cinchona, one
ounce; Prosene Compound, one ounce,
and Sherry Wine, half pint; mix
together and take one teaspoonful be-
fore meals and at bed time in a wine
glass full of water.
This prescription can be put up by
any druggist
The Prcsene Compound in this pre-
scription is a compound of digestive
ferments and the best vegetable tonics
known to medical science; they in
crease the secretions of the gastric
juices and increase their digestive
power.
We advise that If you are troubled
with your stomach you set this pre-
scription filled at your dI1k rtore and
give ii trial.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-20
TWO TEACHERS
WANT MORE PAY
Probability That the Ogden
City Schools Will Be Shy
on Instructors Monday.

The teachers at the present time in the
employ of the city claim that they were
promised much more money by the board
of education than they are receiving.
Through the columns of some of the To-
cal papers they have made il appear that
before coming to Ogden the board made
rash promises which il failed to keep.
According to their own statements there
will be two vacancies in the teaching
staff OF the city schools tomorrow morn
ing.
Superintendent William Allison stated
10 The Herald yesterday that he had Sc
cured the teachers in question through
an agency and that they came from
Denver, having previously taught in the
schools of Indianapolis In the CORE
spondence which passed between Mr.. Al
lison and the two women they represent
ed themselves as being high-grade teach
ers, which they have since proven to be.
Mr.. Allison says that he informed them
that if they had the qualifications
claimed they had better come to ogden
and give the board chance to see what
they could do and then he assured them
that if they were all that they claimed
the board would do the right thing by
them.
Cannot Live on SOS.
In the month they have been in Ogden
they have written TO the teachers COM
mittee for an increase in wages. stating
that living was so high that they could
not get along on the S65 a month which
act on the matter at once, preferring to
wait little to see If they made good.
Last week another letter was addressed
TO the teachers committee and the two
women called on Superintendent ALI
son. He says he informed them that he
would bring the matter up at the board
meeting on Friday and give them an an
sWer yesterday. The board did not meet
Friday evening. hence the trouble.
On Friday. when the days work was
ended. the two teachers delivered an ul-
timatum TO the principals of their re-
spective schools that unless the board of
education would grant them an increase
in salary they would not show up for
duty tomorrow.
The board of education held short
session yesterday morning. When the ac-
ton of the teachers was reported to it
an explanation was asked from the
women. An explanation was also called
for as to why they had applied to Su-
perintendent Christensen of the Salt
Lake schools for positions when they
were under contract TO teach in Ogden
Thus the matter stands The board will
not act on the request for an increase in
salary until the explanations desired
have been made. On the other hand, it
IS not expected that the teachers will
come to time in view of the ultimatum
delivered on Friday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-20
Ogden Personals.

General Freight Agent ]. A. Reeves of
the Short Line was in Ogden yesterday.
DR.. C. II. Pinkerton was in Ogden from
Salt Lake yesterday.
J. A Bagley, claim agent for the Ore
gon Short Line, was In Ogden yesterday.
c. w. Snyder, general manager Of the
Western Ore Purchasing company of
Reno and Goldfield. accompanied by Mrs.
Snyder, was In Ogden yesterday on his
way to Denver.
Manager c. w. Whitley of the Amer
lean Smelling & Refining company of
Salt Lake was in Ogden yesterday on his
way to Denver.
Assistant General Passenger Agent D.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-20
STRONG TICKET AT PARK
Democrats Name Winners for Forth
coming Municipal
Election.
(Special ID The Eerald }

Especial to The HeraldD
Park City. oct. 19-The Democrats of
Park City met this evening in convention
and with George Smith as chairman and
]. 2. Fitzgerald as secretary, the follow
ing ticket was placed in nomination for
the municipal officers:
Mayor-Fred NJ. Smith.
Recorder-Mrs. Lucy Garvin.
Treasurer. ]. Fitzgerald.
Police Judge-PatTick II. Talon.
Marshal-Bartley McDonough.
COuncilmen e years.. James Byrne
Brigham Young. James II. Glade; e
years., Andrew Fife.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-20

s. Spencer of the Short Line at Salt
Lake took a party of friends to the Her
mitage in Ogden canyon yesterday for
trout and chicken dinner
James Conlsk, formerly assistant ticket
agent at the Union depot in this city, but
now of Tonopah is in Ogden on a visit.
Captain E. G. Davis of the United
States army, who is on his way from
West Point to Fort Baker, California,
was in Ogden yesterday as the guest OF
County Recorder Joseph Wallace. Cap
tain Davis has for the past four years
held the position of instructor in law and
history at the West Point military acad-
emV
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-20
Emergency Bills.

The city board of education held a
short session yesterday morning to al
low emergency bills. A bill calling for
Sl,24S in favor of G. A. Whitmeyer as the
Inal estimate for the Lewis school was
allowed, as was also a bill for s500 Of The
Pierce Foundry company in connection
with the heating plant of the same
school
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-20
MoDEsTY PERsoNIFIED.
(Puck.)

The Club Woman-You have no mind
of your own, you microbe, You're mere
ly one of those persons who think they
think,
dear; often fancy that imagine i only
suspect l think!