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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
Gathering Of City and County
Superintendents viii be
Held Oct. 3 and 4.
TALKS BY NOTED EDUCATORS
Discussion Of "Elcmcntury Agricul-
ture in Public schools" to be LCd
By PRIEST. John \. Widtsoc.

city and county supernteuIcnls of
schools will meet iu convention Thurs
day and Friday oct @ and a. Az the
gathering ON Thursday Prof william
~. Stewart viii speak on the subject
How May Teachers Institutes be
Made Effective" and am address on
the Importance OF Art 600 Education
viii De delivered by J. Leo Fairbanks.
In the afternoon the question OF Gle
mrntary Agriculture iu Public
Schools" viii bo discussed. under The
leadership OF President John A..
Widtsoc of the Agricultural college.
BUSINESS MEETING.
Superintendent of Jordan schools j.
*. Smith viii speak ON County Con-
solidatou of Schools" at the morning
session ON Friday. and Prof Joshua
II. Pau will lecture on Nature Study
iu Public Schools The afternoon
meeting will be given over 20 the cone
sideratiou OF business matters.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
IMPORTANT SERIES OF
BASEBALL GAMES BEGUN.

Philadelphia, Sept 29.-What is prob
ably the most important series OF baso-
bali games in the American league this
year win begin this afternoon. when the
Philadelphia and Detroit teams, which
are tied for first place Boo the great
race for the pennant win meet for
cheir final clash of the year. Inter-
est i'm the race. which has been grow
ing warmer as the season draws TO
"a close, is now az fever heat in the
city. Everywhere the talk Is baseball
Ever since the locp team. popularity
known as the Athletics returned
from their last western trip. great
crowds have witnessed the games, and
it is expected that Columbia park will
he taxed 20 its utmost capacity during
The present series.
While IN round figures the teams arc
tied. the Philadelphia club is really I'm
the lead. The percentages OF the tcamr
carried out 10 the last decimal are.
Philadelphia .605s3.
Detroit. .6O563.
The Detroit players, accompanied by
g. large contingent Of rooters from their
home city. arriged here today from
Boston, fun OF ginger and confident 81
taking the series. Up 20 today the
two teams have played is games, Of
which Detroit has won 10. -Four games
viii be played iu the present series one
today ana one tomorrow, and two on
Monday. Plank probably Will pitch
for Philadelphia this afternoon, and
Donovan, whose home is In this city,
b. slated 10 do the pitching for the
visitors. Today's game VIII be start
cd at $3.50 p. m. The weather Is clear
hut cold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
Chambermaid and Lover Accused
OF Stealing from Knuts-
ford Hotel.
VALUABLE JEWELS ARE GONE,
Diamonds. Pearls, Ruhies and Gold
Watch aud Chain stolen from
Guc-t--Confcsion and Denial.

For some time there has been o.
great deal OF differing and petty
stealing going on az sine Knutsford
hotel and recently thefts OF cous.d-
cradle Importance have been report
cd. For several days detectives
have been at work on the cases. but
were unable to trace the crimes Co the
guilty ones until last Saturday when
Detectives Frank Wheeling of the poe
lice department arrested a chamber
maid named Celia Carlson.
STOLE FROM GUEST
The arrest Of the Carlson woman
was the result Of the theft of about
$3.50 worth OF jewelry belonging t1 "a
guest Of the house. T. b. puryes. Mr..
Furves reported that FIVE stick pins.
diamonds, rubies and pearls and
gold watch and chain had been stolen
from his room. The detectives sus-
pCcted Miss Carlson and last saturday
placed her under arrest
ADMISSION AND DENIAL.
At first she admitted that she had
taken the valuables and said they were
in q pawn shop on Second south street
The officer started with her 90 locate
the articles, but the woman went back
on her first statement and said she
knew nothing about the case whatever
Wheeling then took Miss Carlson
20 the station and placed her BOO the
detectives room pending further inc
vestigatiOu. The detective left tho
room for a few moments and when
he returned was surprised TO md the
woman missing
WOMAN MAKES ESCAPE.
During thc absence OF tho officer
Miss Carlson slipped out Of the room
ran through the alleyway back OF the
jail and made her escape. Detective
Wheeling began a search Immediately
but failed TO locate her. He kept at
work on the case and finally discover
ed clue that led him to believe that
a man named Charles Chambers was
an accomplish of the woman. To is
said that Chambers has been the woe
mans lover for about two years.
LANDED IN JAIL.
Last night Detective Wheeling saw
the woman on Third South street. He
Immediately placed her under arr
rest and took her 20 headquarters.
This time she was locked iu a cell.
Chambers was also arrested. The
latter proposes 20 fight the case aud
advised Miss Carlson to keep her
mouth shut
The young woman stated to The de-
t,ctives that she knew where the jew
clry was and declared that IL bad been
pawned by "a man" Later she said
she had pawned the articles and then
declared she knew nothing about it,
The officer is stil az work ON the
case, but has been unable to locate
the property
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
RUSH IN CONTROL
OF B0RAH PROSECUTION

Boise. IDA. sept g1-Aitgr having spent
am of yesterday lu bringing out inc teau-
mCny OF l3 persons VINO admitted iuey
had taken out claims to timber lands Tor
mo express purpose of selling them 40
members of an alleged land grabbing cone
lpiraCy. The government attorneys 10 inc
tral of United states senator burah to-
Gay turned thu llnc of evidence into new
channels which they claim VIII trud 20
AFFECT tho defendant senator The iesii-
many adducod up 90 today has boon cone
nuDl io the dctiNltirs ni JoNh D. NfI'h
and Louis NJ prItchafd. two oi the mon
undCr indictments None of fno dummy
muymn examined yesterday Wae c.os.
examined and the testimony mat ih'}
received from Wells me monHl with when
to provo their claims. ono from l'nlolall
th $50 bonus for anfr'na' nhb ln,ll
titles. went 20 nuuoFprled. Jusi prior
b. adlourubcut doe prosecuting attorneys
ideurncd the signature Nl IoIHri Gov
frank sicuucnherg and NINilm sweet p"
"a document said tu hove boon tnNl t'..
40 o. altged that steun"nnnls and 0Mt,l
Iciutp mrnifhed tnr money witch which
tho nfat alleged fraudulent If1n'A' u"Na
mo government hHs dIti0rd IF Da
into three sections ile nlet l..ln az"
bori b. Palmer off Spokane. who H 500 ln
hnNt acted as dummy uuslt. lni tn'
Barber Lumber company Az ~, ',.l
munN bearing uu lh0fD fltIln" Mti '' .ah
IN before tha neat sct b. gone INTO THO
aocond ari of claims o. p aNff NJ Mt.'
handled through Horace 81 luud ni hhl
unuton' la. Thc thltd and laFt sei wore
handled bv George s. LoNr Who tle
,rrvernnent PROMISES. viii eventually
iakr stand b. the most imporlHni Nllnft'
flf fho nrN HrCuiion.
IA Rnsh III omaha, ihc special as
.laf4rt al fhr ATTORNEY -rcu"itl Mno hHH
Mon actirr %. Timber Hnd coon land pro-.
nrutlons throughout tnr NeHl mas afalin
ia control 40 thc casr Hhilr lh' 'fi''N''
Is being pat in.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
ANOTHER SUIT AGAINST
STANDARD OIL co.

Findlay Onto sept. 27--Anothor suit
AGAINST the STANDARD oil company
brought by an Independent producer
was begun here today by George III.
Phillips. who alleges that the standard
on company and its subsidiary con-
COINS. John y. Rockefeller and seven
other officers ct the corporation are
operating an restraint Of trade ana
against the independent OH producers
in narUcular The complaint prays
that tnc charter of the companies mans
IA except those Of the Ohio company
and the STANDARD on company, bctad-
Judged 10 be- Illegal, fraudulent and
Void. and that each of the defendants
d. rouetu1ly cuioined from doing any
ACT In said corporate name or form.
and thaI "a receiver b. appointed with
power m wind uI The alleged Illegal
roruoratlonE.
l.. B williamson. recently arrested
,n the charge ~ attempting 90 hribc
"a Juror. lu standard OH case. has
boon placed urdcr 5000 bah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
HoUSEKEEPERS COMPLAIN
OF INCREASING PRICES

New York. Sept. I-Housekeepers
throughout this city are complaining
over an increase IN the price OF beef
and beef products. There mas been an
increase in the cost 10 the retailer Of
one cent a pound II is understood
among the retail dealers that the price
will 60 up within the next month half
"a cent. n not a cent more.
The wholesalers give reasons for the
Increase an prices. one Of the princi-
ual ones Is that the farmers have had
90 fatten their cattle on grain, instead
OF grass, as usual al this time Of year.
owing 20 the long drouth last SUM
mer. On the other hand. IL Is cOntended
On some quarters that the price OF beef
has been raised by the big western
packers because OF the renewed agita-
lion OF the question Of the governments
prosecutions OF big corporations. The
price Of lamb. veal and mutton are sta
ti0nory and are no higher than usual
az this season of the year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
OIL TANK EXPLoDES,
KILLING FOUR MEN

Sow York. sept 2T--Jamos Cop-
r.r. James Reilly and Richard smith
wore fulod instantly early today hy
tH. explosion m an on tank from
which lhey were drawing crude pee
.lIaum into sprIukllng cart for uee
.u tlr Morris Park race track where
. -f-hour automobile race is 90 begin
tHI# evening
no a. supposed that lantern carried
Uu ono Of th. mon ignited some loose
.I under Che tank The explosion
which followed tore OFT The top 90 the
unt ANA hurled it into the yard on
Hr catholic protcctory near by. shat-
.ne many of the windows Jon the
.r.f..fnrE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
CHICAGO GAMBLERS
Another Explosion Ia Series oil Mys-
FERROUS Violent Occurrences.

terious Violent Occurrences.
Chicago. sept 27.-~Another explos-
ion. the ninth. was added last night
to the mysterious series OF violent oc-
curreuces credited 20 the feuds be-
tween factions OF Chicago gamblers.
This time the explosion occurred IN
the down town district. A concus-
sion as mysterious In nature as It's
predecessors shattered the rear WIN
dows and doorway OF the Morrison
building at 1923 and l25 South Clark
street. the greater part OF the ground
floor Of which Is occupied by the cash
Register business OF Mont Teuues.
The explosion took place In blind
court running 90 the rear OF this and
adjoining buildings and opening out
OF am alley.
The court was Uttered with spliut-
cred wood torn by the force Of the COM
cusslon from the doorway and window
easements. a rlckety stairway lead
ing up TO the rear entrance Of the
premises apparently was the spot at
which the explosion was aimed and
this structure was partly demolished.
The police who reached the scene "a
few minutes after the explosion, were
unabl to secure any clue of value and
are completely az sea AS ever as TO
the identitv of the guilty persons.
This Is the third attack on Mount
Teunes since the beginning Of the
campaign OF bombs there have been
eight other attacks aimed az gamblers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
PRICE OF PIE AND
PASTRY WILL BE RAISED

Sow York Sept gU--WholosaIe pas.
l' companies annonnce lh9t the price
bon. DDL 2. owing % the lncroascd
.1rt 0f material a fpceIal meeting of
Inc f. Erl Employers association wUl
RI hrId today 10 decide definitely on tho
arr0Hse.
u. Is proposed 10 Increase the prices
4 .hr aia. ana iG-cont pies by ono
conf ach Tho N-cent pics win uot b.
Effected Tho reason given BE- that Hour
lnd fruits cost more Than thcy aid
three months $50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
WILD RUMoRs ABOUT NEGROES

Mobile. Ala. Sept 27.-Wild rumors,
10 which little credence was given
caused one company Of militia 10 be
sent 10 Plateau, negro settlement
three miles from Mobile, this morning
Several familio7 employed at factory
near Plateau came 10 this city saying
that the negroes were holding secret
meetings and we're going 90 avcnse the
death OF a negro, Nose Bassett, who
was lyuched on sunday morning for
attempting 90 assault an aged white
woman. Al o'clock Plateau was
quiet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
TRAIN CREW INDICTED
FOR MANSLAUGHTER

Raleigh. q. a.. sept 1.-THE grand
urv haf returned lu indictment fnr
maus. auRhter against EueIn"er a.. Riu-
rnv. Conductor a. 81 Oaklr. Chlef
Traln Dispatcher NJ a.. kotchHm 1Hd
main Dispatcher Victor parFU. ~ n.
Durham division of the southern rau-
raad f0r tho deaths of the three men
killed in tho head-on- collision ou me
Southern railway near Auburn. sept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
A rRNoEs rATAL TALL.

PoUdam Prussia sept E.-Prirce
Charles GUstaVe van Tuuru uud Talks.
youngest son 0f tle late Prince Max
milan o. Thup lud Tasks. and a lteuten-
ant Boz the nrst regiment Of Prlsslan foot
gurds. slipped on Che stairs Of the or
hcers' mess OF Dds regiment here today.
fractured hls skull and died almost inn
mcdiatoly THE prince was born Tn 1855.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT.
Party OF American Ladies Hun Down
And Rim French Peasant.

Paris. Sept. 21.--Au automobile contain
ing Mrs William Graham OF santa Bar
bara. cal. her daughter ana guvcrncss.
knocked down and killed peasant ycs-
terday near AuNorre. about "a hundred
miles from Paris. The chauffeur iu try-
ing 20 avoid the accident ditchcd the ma-
chine and its occupants were thrown ont.
Mrs. Graham was hurt about the head
and the g0vcrnoss had au arm broken.
but Miss Graham and the chauffeur were
not hurt. Tho party was brought 10 Paris
today in an ambulance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
BERlNG STRAITS TUNNEL.
Russia Has Not Granted Concession
For siberian End.

New York, Sept Ell. Hamilton
Lewis of Chicago who went 10 Russia
20 investigate project to tunnel the
Boring straits and build a railroad
connecting siberia with Alaska, reports
that he found that the Russian govern
ment mas not granted concession FOR
the Siberian end of the tunnel. lie said
that the Russian government would not
make such a concession and that ID is
regarded by the Russians as uudesir-
able for military reasons
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
LABOR ON THE COAST.
Henry T. Scott Says They Are bad
And Growing Worse

And Growing Worse.
New York. Sept 27-Henry T. scott,
who was president OF the Union Iron
works, Of San Francisco when that con-
Germ built the batueship oregon. said IN
an interview here as TO the approaching
cruise Of the United states battleshln fleet
20 the Pacific coast. that the navy 81 the
future viii have 10 be almost entirely
the product OF eastern shipyards. as la
boz conditions on the western coast make
cconomical construction OF battlcships Inn
possible.
conditions are getting worse instead
OF better In the labor mrket ia the west /"
said Mr. scott. with the added cost Of
uclsht ON the materials necessary for
b1tueship construction ana the fact that
win "a shorter workday our mechanics
receive p per cent higher pay than in
The cast il is impossible for western
snlphuiiders 10 compete with those OF the
Atlantic coast
IAN the hattleships the United states
VIII ever have on the Pacific ocean will
have 10 be built on the Atlantic seaboard
ana the people OF the coast are glad that
the fleet Is 10 be sent around there"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Delegates from Various statc- Gather
10 Harmonic Branchos.

Sew York sept 1f.-peiegales from
various states are hrlD f0r Che confer
cuco called hy the Sow York lulc-
rondcuce league looking fl che harmon
lzauon ~ ~ actions No branches OF
Tho league ln various statcs and the in-
aueuratiOn Of "a national movement Tor
,lpItR Tie nelcgatof arc quartored
af the Gusly House. Illinois. Callf0r-
MIA. TaEdr. Iowa, Pennsylvania. Misc
FourI Indiana. Kansas. MassachusCtts.
Neft virginia. Connecticut NeW Jer-
f.y. Michigan and Sew York are reps
resented thus iar The conference uill
hagm today an Carnegie Han Prior
t0 tho meeting tho delegates win hold
n Informal meeting M che GIsry
House. They wan he welcomed hY Wn-
liam Randolph Hearst OF the ludepen-
nouce league state committee and
othora
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
DUCHESS OF MARLBOROUGH.
Coming in October to Pay Her Mother
\ Long Visit.

New York. Sept 21-lt IS understood
that Consueld. Duchess OF Mauborough,
has informed her friends I'm New York
that she will sail for this country from
England on oct. rs for long visit
with her mother, Mrs oliver II. u. Bel
mont. She did not say whether she
would bring with her her two sons,
the Marquis OF Blandford and Lord
Iyor Churchill but 80 Is thought only
the younger viii come.
Under the terms OF her separation
from the duke she has the exclusive
charge Of them. The duchess last visit
ed America Boo 1905 when she paid a
brief visit 20 her mother at Newport
and Hampstead. L. !.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
MAY BE A DOUBLE MURDER.
WALTON Believed 10 Have Stranglcd
Lizzie Schroeder To Death.

Chicago. Sept. 2--The police are iu-
vestigatng report that Richard Wal
ton the supposed murderer OF Mrs.
Lillian @. Grant. who was arrested yes
terday IN Springfield is responsible FOR
the death OF Lizzie Schroeder who was
strangled 90 death near Gary, Ind.
some weeks ago. il is known that
Walton was working IN Gary shortly
before the murder. and left there about
the time IL was committed.
The girl was attacked and murdered
An the woods near Cory, while she was
returning to her home after taking his
dinner TO her father, who was working
lust outside Of the town.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
H. N. FLAGLER ILL.
Condition Of Nicc President of stand
ard OIL said 10 be Serious.

New York. Sept 21-Henry NJ
Flagler, vice president OF the Standard
oil company Or seriously $40 in tho
Mount Washington hotel Breton
Woods. ~ d.. his condition g. under
stood TO be- serious. His personal phy-
slcian. Dr. DeuHn and nurses are iu
constant attendance Symptoms OF "a
general nervous breakdown appeared
and about "a month ego he was taken
to mo White mountain
Every possible effort Is being made
to Keep his mind from bis business
.nairs, and 10 is NOT considered prob
able that be- can uiy in the goy-
.rnmanrs suit aga inst the Standard
on company now Doh prlgreas here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
Former Chief CHARGED With Re-
Ceiying Bribe, Says He
Is Not Guilty.
DELAY IN TRIAL OF THE CASE.
Important Matters Before the Court
May Put ON Hearing of Eyi-
dcncc for Two Months.

"Not guu.y' was tho plea entered ty
former CHIEF OF Police George A. sheets
m Judge More,s court this morning
when ho was directed 90 stand Up and
plead 90 the charge of bribery brought
against him Iu connection with the rob-
berry Of tho McWhirter brothers in the
Auucr rooming house year ago.
Honest" George appeared in court
this morning just before thc regular
grind of the divorce min began. he
was accompanied by his attorneys. b.
r. Thurman. b. A. Wcdgwo0d ond
sorcn y. Christensen. Dist. Atty. fr0a.
C.. Ioofbourow and county Atty. VILE
lard Hanson were present in court as
the peoples counsel When ordered i1
stand before the bar. Defendant she, l1
entered and stood near tho table pro-
vidcd for attorneys pleading their
causes before the court When ne an
uounled his plea of mot guilty he
struck the table "a blow with nis
l-r,Iclsles and upon the direction of
Soreu ". Christensen WlthafeW'
TRIAL Is DELAYED.
Mr.. Looa3ourow asked the court to
set the bribery case down for lllal
10 follow the case wherein tne ITO
gress company ls platinum anu tHe wv
OF salt Lake. as "a municipal cotpol a.
ton. Is defendant, the action being one
of considerable Importance. The near
ing win probably consume the great
en- mart OF two months, 81 present m
dications may be relied upon. 10 Us
ON action involving the citys water
rights in Big Cottonwood canyon and
"a decision adverse 60 the city VIII
mean either the abandonment Of the
Big Cottonwood conduit or the pay
ment OF large sums for the water used
On the cily from the Big Cottonwood
sources. For this reason u is be
Ieved the Sheets case will not come TO
trial for at least two months. 10 may
be delayed even further than that, as
there is a suit set to follow the Pro-
gress compauy's. II is the suit OF salt
Lake city against the Pleasant View
Irrigation company. This action may
not come to trial at this time, how
ever. am arrangement between counsel
for both sides being now under way,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27

torres IRE fun Of charm 60 the
~, .,per these days--and the store
effect the fact unmistalSnbiy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27

Some OF the real estate advertised In
these columns today win have new
OWNERS tomorrow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-27
DIsT. ~. OTFICE ~

san Francisco. Sept. 21.-NO inform
alton could be obtained today az tho
United States district attorneys Office
conhrmatory OF the report that +. n.
Hartman ana other Southern Pacific
officials had been indicted for violations
OF the interstate Commeroe act. The
grand jury win make lts report ~ 4
o'clock and IL ls expected that the
news VIII then be given out
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-03-28
Position Wanted.

A girl wants place as chamber
maid or any other good position. In
quire at office of White Pine Coun-
ty News. March 27-2t
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-03-28
NOTICE TO PLUMBERS AND TO
THE PUBLIC

This company will dc no CONNER
cial plumbing and has no interest in
such work, except that it be pro-
Derly done in such manner as will
protect its rights and property and
the public. TO that end it has made
rules and regulations as to plumb
ing to be used in connection with its
water works system. To insure OBJ
servanee OF these rules and regula-
lions 1t will require bonds from
plumbers, and will not make a con-
nection with its system of any plumb
ing done by plumber not under
bond.
Rules governing plumbing and
blank forms of bond may be mad at
this office.
ELY WATER COMPANY,
BY Chas. d. Vail, Manager.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-03-28
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