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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-26
FLY TO PIECES.
The Effect of Coffee on Highly Or
ganized People.

81 have been a coffee user for years,
and about two years ago got into a
very serious condition of dyspepsia
and indigestion. It. seemed to me /
would fly to pieces. I was so nervous
that at the least noise I was distressed.
and many times could not straighten
myself up because Of the pain.
MY physician told me l must not
eat any heavy or strong food and or
dered a diet. giving me some medicine.
l followed directions carefully, but kept
on using coffee and did not get any
better Last winter my husband, who
was away on business, had Postum
Food Coffee served to him in the fam
lily where he boarded.
HE liked 1t so well that when he
came home ne brought some with him.
We began using 1t and l found it most
excellent While drank il my stomach
never bothered me in the least and /
got. over my nervous troubles. When
the Postum was all gone we returned
to coffee, then my stomach began to
hurt me as before and the nervous con-
ditions came on again.
THAT showed me exactly what was
the cause of the whole trouble. so
Quit drinking coffee altogether and kept
on using Postum. The old troubles left
again land l have never had any trou-
bic since There's a Reason" Read
The Road to MELVILLE" in pkss.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-26
EIGHTH GRADE EXERCISES.
pupils of County Schools Hold Com
mencement in Tabernacle

Tho seventeen n annual COMMENCEMENT ls
oxerrises of the eighth grade pupls VI
the county schools were held at the tao-
c,,7scIe commencing at 1890 o'clock yes
terdav morning. The edifice, when was
well filled with parents. fr1ends aItu eu tlI,
,,tors was tastefully decorated for the
occasion. Professor Milton Bennlon 1I
the University of Utah delivered the a adj
dress of the day He cohSIat uidteu -, w
or,dnates and urged them to continue
fbeir education until they had mastered
Inc studies of the high schools, the col-
ieaes and the universities The diplomas
r.Sre nrpsented by President +. w. STRAIT
ford of the board of education Inc
following program was rendered;
Invocation ..s..+...s-.- ,
Cho1Is .......... Pleasant View School
Piano duet --'-.
Bertha r. Robson, Lulu MARRIOTT
Address $50 Professor Milton Bennlon
Vocal solo. leila Shupe, Eden School
Presentation of diplomas. .......-:.---..
............ President F. w StratIord
Chorus .........-.-.-.... ram City OChOoi
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CROOKS CATCH DETECTIVE
Sure Thing Men Try to Work Game
on st. Louisan and Are
in Jail.

II. A Mosher. who is connected Win
a detective agency in St Louis while III
Ogden for a few hours yesterday SUI
ceeded in picking up couple Oh SURF
thing men after they had seieeteo HIM
for sucker 90, an,
Nosher had lust returned to ogden on
his wav east. after having taken cou-
ME of prisoners to the coast ne "@s
standing at the union depot Wien q. @
stranger accosted HIM anu asAe1 In re, renlv
Mosher said NO" and that ne ulu NJ NJ
think there was a temple in Ogqen, pLe
believed that there was , tauei r I,os1
here. oh said the sure-thlhe maj .,
then Won are a stranger here, TOO. LSS
MS go and look the town ove1' any on ayn,d
The detective suspected GAM IN
consented to CO. Inc Two VIZ looking
tabernacle square, where AFTER ,"Ih a9
the building over they went 10 looh a.
the ruins of the old foundauol; mS, vile
stands to the north OF tne second
rroDer. Here they came upon 49, y
man with whom they soon gOt NJ -
conversation One of the shar 80, MT
gested that they go and get a . ulli'n match
before doing so proPoseSHa me 1sv At this
coins to see who should pay 1,boIn
stage of the game, the man WIN or the
they struck up an acquailIeal Ecu mo-
square absented himself LOT d RIosberis
ments and during TINS uIiS - otI1er
first acouaintance told him that tne , ~
fellow had a big wad OF honsy &C. the
wonId match him for money al u told
ink T1rnhlen IL
Wosher that they would both match hea s,of
each time and in that way they Gout e Iii, il2s
1oSe Mosher then displayed a ron OF olliS
"a told the fellow that he had no S HaI
ieee than a fifty. and borrowed TWO ~, uei-
iorS from the sharper to start the s.-'e,
~ a time Mosher and the sndrpS ,
Won then the third man offered 10 mat ral
f MT si00 The detective agreed h on5 his his
fUsaS 10 let the other fellow hola ms
Ioorev This time, instead OF tnro"irS
besds as agreed Washer turned a tan anu az u
I,'o,, the not The sharpers refuseo 70 Pc, pay
,t,e amount and the officer then tolo I'm iV,ln
.not he was in the same business nlaIl
D lie 1Thev ioked for while anu PIT 1T
entity Mosher and the man wh9 fb iir Iatt trs
him went and had drink at ttie straef
nHmanse In walking down the t ST..
NIosber stopped a couple OF iocai oIL .1c,,f
- srsye his man over TO their cus'I ~ =,
much nun to his surprise. After taxing ,t hi tn
10 the police station the pollcs Wet' So -
~ tabernacIe square. where thSg p
c,rTe5 the other man. At police hezaqua "a
tcrs the gave their names as sIIIst 9a u
Snoft and John Anderson AMI au I'M ~. = ),
,h9t tbev had picked Mosher up tot 10 a,l
I., Ticfim. but realized then thal t ne
S III made a mistake. AS an oftehse Mi
n n,'SI- affampted. Scott and Anderson VIII
, O,l1b be charged with VagraIieS'
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Estate of Mary E. jsrIase, Deceased.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL AT
private sale the following described prop
erty situated in Salt Lake City and coun-
ty. state of Utah, to wit:
Commencing at point five and one
half (51k) rods north and five 90 rods east
of the southwest corner of lot No. seven
"a. in block twenty-One Cd. plat b, Salt
Lake City survey, and running thence
north four and one-half an rods; thence
east two and One-half (212) rods; thence
south four ana one-haif az rods; thence
west two and OEe-half (2l2) rods. to place
of beginning. Also a One-eighth t1s1 in
terest in and to the road or alleyway, with
perpetual right-Of-way over the whole
thereof, described as follows
Commencing at point four and one
half (4Ih) rods north of the southwest cor
ner of said lot seven 90. running thence
east twenty GOD rods; thence north one %
rod thence west twenty COZ rods; thence
south one % rod. to place Of beginning
on or after Wednesday, the 18th day Of
Nav 1907. and written bids will be re
ceived at the office of Stephens, Smith &
Porter. S12 Auerbach block, Salt Lake
City. Utah.
Terms of sale not less than 10 per cent
purchase money to De paid at the time
Of sale and the balance in monthly in
stalments of not less than $40 per month.
with interest upon deferred payments at
the rate of per cent per annum-
CHOMAS BORLASE.
Administrator OF the estate of Mary 2.
BorIase. deceased.
Dated May Z. 1907.
/ Stephens, Smith & Porter. attorneys for
estate
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DENIES CLUBS RIGHT TO SUE.
j. p. sorenson Says He Has Right to
Jordan River Waters.

John p. Sorenson yesterday entered
demurrer to the suit against him by Tue
New state Gun club to have him re-
strained from using the waters OF the
Jordan river for which he secured per-
nit from the state engineer. Inc ciuo
contends that 1t maintains game pre-
serve and that its supply OF wafer WouIu
he considerably Iessened if the defendant
should be allowed to take from the river
the water.
The demurrer states that 1t does not
appear that there are any WHO DUCKS
on, geese in the vicinity, that there is
anv prospect of there ever being any,
and that there is nothing to show that
the club has done anything to encourage
hunting or fishing. -,
The arguments on the demurrer VIII
probably be heard Saturday next.
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NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS
of May Day Mining & Milling company.
Notice is hereby given to stockholders Of
Nav Day Mining & Milling company a
corporation organized under the laws OF
Utah. with its principal place Of bus
mess at Salt Lake City. Utah, that a
meeting of the stockholders of said COM
pany has been called and will be held at
DOM SIG Dooly block. Salt Lake City.
Utah, 90 Monday, the Sd day of June, 1907
at 2 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of TAX
ing action on the proposed amendment OF
the articles of Incorporation, increasing
the limit of the capital stock of said cor
poration from 100000. divided into 10000
Shares of a denomination OF twenty-five
cents each. TO $4,000 divided into 500, O00
shares of a denomination Of twenty-five
cents each A REEVES
Secretary May Day Mining & Milling
Company
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FOR BILLY AND RAILROAD.
Union Pacific Gets Out Handsome
Souvenir Menu Card.

An honor has been conferred by the
Hartman railroad people upon Bill"
Wilson, proprietor of the Hermitage in
Ogden canyon, by an unique souvenir
menu card gotten up in the form of a
post card. The card is perforated through
the center One half contains the menu
used in the dining car service of the
Overland Limited trains, and the other
half contains a handsome colored view
of the Hermitage, below which is the
inscription:
THE Hermitage, Ogden Canyon.
Reached via the Union Pacific.
The view is one of the best ever pro-
duced and when torn off forms a hand
some souvenir post card.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-26
TWO SUITS ON LUMBER BILLS.
Sierra Nevada Lumber Company
Commences Actions In Court.

The Sierra Nevada Lumber company
Yesterday commenced two actions IN the
district court for the value of lumber
sold and delivered
The first is against Mccormick ana
Gray, contractors; the Houston heai hs
tate comnanv. o. ]. Salisbury and Mar
garet Blaine Salisbury his wife, and Da-
vid Brain. 1t is alleged that Salisbury
together with the Houston Real Estate
company contracted with Mccormick q
Gray to build on part OF lot 4, Dlock d.
Mat A. and the plaintiff company fur
nished lumber for the construction work
to the value of s11,6S4. of which S3,2si re-
mains unpaid.
The second is against John Comey ana
GRAY and Joseph B. Smith. The transac-
ton is similar, the building having been
constructed on part of lot 2, block %,
plat B. and the amount due is said TO De
Sc 67S 80
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SUES FOR $4,000.
Action Against Depot Company by
w, M, Wolff

Summons have been served by Attor-
news Maginnis & Corn in an action that
will be brought by w. NJ. Wolff against
The Union Pacific Railroad company and
the ogden Union Railway K Depot COM
panv. in which $4,000 damages are asked
for. Wolff was. on Oct. Is, 1906. hit by
Union Pacific switch engine and
coles Limited. which was being backed
into the depot At the time of the acct
dent Wolff was going from the station
across the tracks to board the Limited
lie lost both legs and several fingers
from one of his hands. The company is
charged with negligence for not having
prOyided ordinary safeguards.
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Oqden Briefs.

RESIGNS BANK POSITION.-Wilford
BramVell of this city has resigned the
position of cashier of the First National
bank of Morgan.
GONE TO PORTLAND.-w. NJ Bo-
staph left yesterday for Portland for an
extended visit. During his absence he
will act at witness in an important case
at CORVALLIS.
WILL MARRY-Iicenses to marry
were granted yesterday to Petrus VIII
helmus de Hart and Miss Annie ker-
shaw. both of Ogden, and to W. V.
Hanks and Miss Eleanor Findeisen, both
of Salt Lake.
L. z. BUTTS ARRESTED. E. Butts,
agent for the Singer Sewing Machine
company. has been placed under arrest
on complaint made by the management
of the company. who charge that Butts
collected money which he failed to remit
to the company.
SUES FOR DIVORCE-Mrs Bertha
Lee has commenced an action in the
district court against her husband, Alex
ander Lee for divorce, charging deser-
ton and non-support. The Lees were
married in Ogden in January. 1906 The
plaintiff asks to be restored to her maiden
name Bertha Lynch.
WANTS DECREE VACATED.-In the
divorce proceedings of Elizabeth Holli-
baugh VS. Orlando W. HOllibaugh, in
which a decree was handed down in
April last in favor of the plaintiff. a
motion to set aside the decree was filed
by Attorneys Halverson and Kimball. act
ing for Mrs. Hollibaugh, yesterday. The
motion is based~on the ground that the
decree is void on account of the court not
having jurisdiction.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
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CONDUCTOR ARRESTED.
c. J. LindaIe Charged With Taking
Rapid Transit Fares.

C J. LindaIe was arrested yesterday
afternoon by Sheriff G. A. Sebring, at
the instance of the Ogden Rapid Tran
sit company, by whom Lindale was en-
ployed as a conductor 1t is said that
Lindale and another man, also in the
employ of the street car company, have
been pocketing fares for some time Lin
dale, it is stated. has confessed, and
the other man resigned his position and
left the city. Lindale will likely be
charged with en- beZZlement
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-26
MILEAGE IN CONTROVERSY
Suit to Test Validity of Section Of
Appropriation Bill Cutting
Off Velvet.

suit will undoubtedly be started soon
to determine the validity of that part
of the appropriation bill passed by the
last legislature which provides that no
mileage shall be charged by any JUDGES,
district attorneys OF stenographerS WheIl
they travel on passes The law IN tact
makes the state the beneficiary of all
passes received by it's employees.
The suit, il is understood, will De start :
ed by the tenographers and the basis
will be claim for mileage recehus
turned down by the state board of exam
liners.
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NO COURT SATURDAY,
All Business Suspended in Honor OF
the Late Judge Miner.

No business was transacted in the dis
trict court yesterday and all cases on
tba nrohate and law and motion calls
were adjourned until next Saturday be
cause of the funeral of the late Judge
Miner of the supreme court. All the
pudges were present when court convened
and each one formally announced the
cause of adjournment and the facts were
entered in the minutes.
The Judges appointed S. r. Thurman.
w l. Snyder and Frank b. stephens
as committee to draw resolutions on
tba death of Judge Miner. These will
he spread upon the minutes of the court
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Stockholders, Meeting.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
there will be a special meeting of the
stockholders of the United States Ozocer-
tie company at the company's offse. 2o7
Mccormick building, in Salt Lake City,
Utah on Saturday, the fist day of June,
1e0T at 10 O'Clock a. m Of said day for
the purpose: % Of electing a full board
~ directors and the other officers of said
company; % to examine the books and
accounts and define the future business
policy of said company; and 90 to trans
act any other business that may properly
come before said meeting.
Dated Salt Lake City, Utah, this 18th
day of May, 1907.
(Seal) 3 p. MERRiCK,
President
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John D. isn't bit sorry that he is left alone at the
present, and someone else is in the lime light,
Speaking of being in the public eye and mind, we
believe that money Back" Shoes are the most
prominent in this community. Good reason Why
the choice of over 100 styles at $3.50 not to be
found elsewhere under $500, The hand made
grades at $500 and up are only carried in this es-
Establishment. Shoes for children that are also right
in quality as we'll as price, No wonder we are in the
imelght, By the way your graduation oMords are
here at your price, DAVIS SHOE co.
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Escape. but Are Reeaptured.

Thomas Corbett and Clyde Laub; in
mates of the State Industrial school, es-
cared shortly after o'clock yesterday
afternoon and in less than an hour were
Tecaptured by Sheriff G. A Sebring and
Deputy Seymour Clark. Corbett was
sent IN from St. George and Laub from
SDauish Fork The boys were captured
along the oregon Short Line tracks near
Five Points just as they were about TO
enter a bOX-car
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-26
APPORlIOAS SCHOLARSHIPS
State Superintendent Notifies Schools
of Number They Are En-
titled To.

A. c. Nelson, state superintendent of
public instruction. yesterday apportioned
the fifty scholarships in the State Nor
NAL school provided for by statute among
the various districts of the state. The
apportionment is made on the basis of
school population. The apportionment is
as follows: Salt Lake county, 3; Salt
Lake City, 3: Ogden, 8; Utah, 4; San
pete. .; Cache. .; Box Elder, 2; all other
districts, / each.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-05-26
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT.
Yesterdays Record at the Local OF
fee of the Weather Bureau.

Maximum temperature, IS degrees: min
imum temperature, Il degrees; mean tenn
perature, 80 degrees. which is IL degrees
below normal. Accumulated deficiency OF
temperature since the first of the month
Il degrees. Accumulated excess of tenn
perature since Jan. l. 40 degrees. Rela-
tive humidity. 81 per cent at p. m. To-
tai precipitation from 6 p. m. to p. m.
II inch. Accumulated excess of precipi-
tation since the first of the month, 1-3!
inches Accumulated excess of precipi-
tation since Jan. l, 3.03 inches.
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ACTION TO SECURE PROPERTY
A. n. Crabbe and C.. n. DoWse Ask
That Transfer Be Made.

In an action brought in the district
court Yesterday A. II. Crabbe and c. III.
Dowse seek an order compelling Henry
Altman to convey to them part of lot g.
block 40, plat A. The plaintiffs allege
that they made contract with the de-
PENDANT for the sale of the property,
having 5000 down. and that they were to
nav Sc 500 at the time of the transfer and
give a note and mortgage for $500. On
Nav 10 it is asserted Altman declined to
keep the alleged agreement and hence
the suit
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SAYS HUSBAND WAS CRUEL.
Wife Compelled to Leave Him Soon
After MARRIAGE.

The love of Thomas F. Birdel for Jean
NJ. Birdell was apparently short lived
for in a divorce complaint filed by the
wife Yesterday she claims that they were
married February q, 1905, and that on
July ) of the same year she was COM
pelied TO leave him because of his cruelty
to her.
One of his chief defects seems to have
been the manipulation of an extensive
cuss word vocabulary in her presence.
The husband is a waiter and earns from
$40 to SIS a week No alimony is asked
for
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Court Notes.

Judge Richie yesterday entered judg-
ment in favor of Mrs. Hansy Hansen for
sos. % against the Sewer Gold Nugget Con-
solidated Mining company.
Suit for the recovery of s42 II and inter-
est at the rate of 10 per cent against John
S. Locke was begun by the Continental
Life Insurance company yesterday in the
district court.
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WILL PLAY FOR THE DEAD.
Proceeds of Picture Show to Be Used
In Decorating Graves.

The Dreskell brothers, who are operat-
ing nickel picture show near the corner
of Washington avenue and Twenty-fourth
street will give a matinee on Tuesday
afternoon, the proceeds of which will be
devoted to improving and beautifying the
soldiers graves in Mountain View ceme-
terry. The WOmens Relief corps and the
Ladies of the G. A r. will take charge of
the ticket office
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SAYS ALIMoNY is DUE HER.
Deseret T. Grow Wants Former Hus
band to Pay S11o.

Deseret T. Grow claims that her former
husband Otto S. Grow, has failed to pay
her the $40 a month alimony ordered by
the court when they were divorced April
is. 1902. since July 6, 1906, and she has
asked the district court TO compel him to
pay up. The amount due Is $40. She
saws that she has no property and that
she has been compelled to support her
self
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SAY WIFE CANNOT SUE.
Saloonkeeper's Bondsmen In Demur-
rer Deny Liability.

According TO a demurrer filed IN the
district court yesterday by Albert Fisher
and Oscar Peterson, bondsmen for George
Bess. a saloonkeeper, Mrs. Phebe STAINS
berry has no cause of action against
them for the damage caused to her and
her children by the selling of liquor to
her husband by Bess. Mrs. StanSbeFry
sued for 5000. The demurrer states that
the complaint does not constitute a suf-
ficient cause of action. and that il does
not appear that any sales were made to
plaintiffs husband.
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An Ever-Present Foe.
Chronic Catarrh of the Head.

Mr. W. s. Wadsworth, 81 Chestnut ST.
Camden, Me, writes;
81 felt a constant desire to clear my
throat and head. and for months I lost
my sense of taste and smell entirely;
expected your Peruna would be like
other so-caIled catarrh remedies, but aft
er persisting in its use for a reasonable
length of time. 1 found / was mistaken
I think THERE is NO REMEDY
EQUAL TO PERUNA for catarrh-'
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can have. A few months ago l came
here in a wratched condition. EXPO
SURE. AND DAMPNESS had ruined my
once robust health. | had CATARRHAL
AFFECTIONS OF THE BRONCHIAL
TUBES and for a time there was doubt
as to my recovery. Ny doctor advised
me to take Peruna. which I did, and IN
a short time my health began to i'm
prove very rapidly. the bronchial trouble
GRADUALLY DISAPPEARED and in
three months my health was fully re-
stored"
An Ever-Present Foe.
The soldier is especially subject to ca
tarrh. In the barracks and on the field
Peruna is found equally efficacious 10
overcome this physical enemy. If taken
in time it will prevent colds from de-
veloping into catarrh. Even after cold
has settled in some organ of the body
Peruna can be relied upon an eff
oacious re nedy to promptly overcome It.
Peruna will relieve catarrh, whether
acute or chronic. but few doses of 1t
taken in the first stages of the disease
will be more effective than when the
disease has become established.
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Claim Adverse Possession.

NJ. H. Walker and Frank Bascom yes.
terday brought suit in the district court
against Elizabeth Jessup Connolly ane
about thirty others to quiet title to par
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of lot 6. block SO, plat A. The property is
situated in the block bounded by Third
and Fourth South and State and Second
East streets. The plaintiffs claim title
by reasoq of adverse possession for a
periOd of twenty wears