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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-02
Rig BUSINESS
FOR CONFERENCE
All the Railroad Are Putting ON
Extra Equipment for Hand-
ing Heavy Traffic.
COMES FROM FOUR QUARTERS
Territory From Canada To- Mexico Cow
cred by Lines Centering IN SAN
Iake--Spccial Rates.

The outlook for conference travel mus
spring is very encouraging, ana ali 'he
big roads running into Salt Lake ufe
making extra preparations TO e"Ae
care of the business. II the present
weather continues the prospects arc
that the traffic viii be very heavy as
the cloudy, half stormy conultioh -
not favorable for the planting ot crops
and many farmers will find II coiiVe-
nient To- spend two or three days III
Salt Lake to attend the conference
gatherings without damage 10 thsN
farming operations
The Oregon Short Line mas ALREADY
received assurances that business WIN
be fully as large II not In excess OF that
of nrevious wears, and extra equipment
and mem have been put on all along the
fine from Butte OH the norm 20 Hun
tinvton on the west and Green RlNer on
tha east drawing heavily on all the
outlying country rlputaIE W tnVse Ge.'
trnl hoints. The special rates go into
ororsrIon tomorrow, from the more dis
,ent uoInts, and ON Thursday for local
MANY people Will take advantage Of
these rates for coming TO Salt Lake
civ from DQhIllb ES lSil dS lsh NHLei
oregon, Walla Walla- in Washington.
Rulings Ina Montana. and from all over
idaho, and southwest Canada and all
this business the Short Line looks at
ter.
The country south and west of this
city is controlled principally by the
Rio Grande system, although the ClarR
road gets the southwestern traffic and q
good sized slice OF the travel coming
from points in Sanpete from Nephi OIL
aus own line, to Atanti on the line of the
Sanpete valley. The salt Lake RouSe
trains leave Mantl ~ 1920 IN The morn-
yllg, arriving In Salt Lake at 1870 p. M,
Tributary to the Ilne OF the lsio
srande is a vastcountry which usually
furnishes heavy travel at conference
time. and extends into the Wyoming
country, western Colorado and eVtil
from Mexico aud Arizona. The road
has nut on Il special train from Rich
field 1or the first three days OF con.
ference, ramely the Srd. 4th and 9Th OF
April. ma king a convenient service
for business men and others who are
compelled to make a quick trip,
The hotels are ma king special ar
engagements to take care of u large
number Of extra people during the next
few days. and altogether the prospects
are all for a successful conference and
n lively week
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COMMITTED TO PROVO.
Elmer G. McTllrcy Goes Voluntarily to
Stale Mental Hospital,

Elmer C. McIllroy, 20 years OF age, was
yesterday sent 10 the state mental hos-
plta1 NJ Provo, after an examination con.
Quoted by Judge Geo. G. Armstrong Me.
nroy has been suffering from spells OF
insanity for some time, and II is thought
that they result from a fracture or the
skull received 20 years ego During those
spells he has been known 10 start on
sprint race against tImc and run to the
point Of complete exhaustion. During the
examination McllTOy was perfectly IA
tl0ual, bun admitted his fallinEs ana his
tendgpces TO occasional str0aks OF mad
ness lie went voluntarily to the ass
ylum, accompanied by his wife
Albert Williams of Murray. % years VI
age. WAS committed TO the mental hospI-
tll along with McIllroy lio has been fall
Ing In health for some time, but 1t Vs.
thought he Will recover his mental coudl-
ton as soon Hs his health can DO re-
stored
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-02
SPIKE AND RAIL.

Experience OF the hotels at Washing
tom D. G., demonstrates how rIsidly the
railroads are living up 10 the anti-pass
law Al one OF the big Washington
hotels II was said that ordinarily about
200 pieces OF baggage week we're
checked ON railroad passes. During last
week mol a piece OF such ba ggage was
checked and Tor three weeks only two
trunks were checked on railroad passes.
For years pretty nearly everybody COM
ing to Washington or going anywhere
from Washington travelled on a pass, -
Railway World,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-02
SOCIAL AND
PERSONA AL.

Many theater parties, followed ny
suppers, We're features of last nights
rresen tati0n of Friends" by shc
leighton company Among others Was
party given by Mrs, w, p. Klser, fol
lowed by a supper at abe Commercial
club, Mrs. Riser is a sister of Lyster
Chambers, one ~ the leading men Of
the company, and he was present al the
gathering,
Hrs j. Y. CIasbey entertained at n
luncheon and card marcy today in hon.
or of Hrs. G.. $. Williamson, the dec
oratIons being In spring flowers and
about % guests .e,.s present
Mrs. j. 7. HARRIS entertained her
card club yesterday. the prizes in the
contest going to Mrs EIbridge Thomas
and Mrs. Lewis avyns
Mrs. Ashby u. e Gland has returned
from an eastern trip
Mr.. John {, Cutler will he at home
TO her friends informally tomorrow and
after which her Wednesdays at home
will be discontinued for time.
Mr. and MEs. Frank II, Stevens en-
tertained the card club last night ut
their home
Miss Holingren Of the Domestic
Science class OF the L. d, S. u has
gone to California for needed vacn-
don.
Mrs, Junius F. Wells entertained the
Cleofan today mt her homie.
The Wasatch literary club met CHS
afternoon and enjoyed AN interesting
program.
Miss Genevieve Mccormick enter
tanned at a luncheon today.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Thcatcr---A delightfully."- original
comedy is alice Sit By-the Fire and
v,rv wen was n rendered !. st mont IN,
very wen WAS II rellucreo 'asI llishl On
Eoseile knota and her company OF
players. When il is known that it was
written by j. NJ. Barrie whose Little
Minister and .'Peter PAM furnish in
s s nj hie ,-eiT AZ t,,,,nor emS | ohar-
s.s',a,Sra,,i;,,e i, mi s,r,riso ,,n one "a
az toiS th.,e tbiS 1ateSi nfsort ~ his
w ,,t,,s, =, IN t,,t s c,,ainr ard st-i,t9
ne If s,,eeests Inc atisicai hnnoy
lils, ~ ~ t'le So "a 1sat llu.l'9,
VI 0'.rel at ,,,.,os 80 as pinsV 40
az es r''es ti ANU iu' 'S " ''e'' VI
He tells the story of the typical
Ensiisn couple MO W.. nav r lEeu VA n In IN
E,,,c,and when the Parents reach
iSNt7A"-.' '"N'' ~ -, - =
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-02
DEsERET EVENING NEWS TUESDAY APRIL 1907

state 'Islarkfoot is the centcr on the
southeastern beet belt" said Mr..
Johnson. and since the farmers have
had water ON their land there is
scarcely any limit 10 what they can
raise. Idaho has received prizes for
her excellent fruit, and when Ii comes
to alfalfa and beets, she Is hard to
beat" and the genial ldahoan smiled.
we also have some mineral. Idaho
stands fifth among the states OF The
Union In the production of the pre-
clOus metals. first I'm lead and second
In gold, We also have large herds OF
cattle and sheep grazing on our noun
talns and plains, aud altogether Idaho
looks to me like the coming state
OF the northwest"
Get Married roday-On the nrst
eastbound train coming through from
CsIlente ON the Salt Lake Route ycY-
terday came two young people who
on their arrival took apartments at
the white House. They were Thomas
Mccartney and Miss Dolly Darrcll,
both from the desert division terminal
on the CLARK road. and II leaked out
that their tour To the capital was for
the purpose Of becoming united in
wedlocR. The ceremony win be per-
formed today. ans the couple will take
little honeymoon trip before return
ing to their homo In Nevadn, Cali
Mccartney today. Prior to the es-
adjustment OF the district terminal
there she place did not amount to
much, hut since the road has built it's
shops, round houses. offices and other
buildings where CNllentc has risen,
a it We're, out Of the desert and is
now o Wen appointed and wen rcsu-
lated city of 5000 OF 1000 people.
Caliente was formerly called Glover
Valley junction located by the old
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-02
SMOOTH TRICK.


Detective Matt Rhodes yesterday
afternoon placed under arrest Robert
and Anna Cochran. ola complaint
charging grand larceny. The complain
ant In me case is W. j. Smith, proprie.
tor of the Rocky Mountain loan office,
IL is alleged that the CochranS went
into the pawnshop and asked to look at
rings y solitaire valued at $3.50 drew
their especial attention. but they left
the place without making purchase,
smith declares that worthless ring
was substituted for the diamond 10y the
pair and that they carried the gem
away with Them The suspected per-
sons were soon in custody. and they
have been Identified as the would-be
purchasers OF jewelry,
CHICAGO sSNIPHO ORCHESTRA
In Festival, Tabernacle sth and 9Th,
Seat sale Clayton Music co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-02

"Resolveh, TINT the fifteenth amend
merit and section : OF the fourteenth
amendment Of the federal Constitution
shuud be repealed, 1t being conceded
that the difficulty IN bringing about the
amending shall not be discussed Is the
question that Will be debated by the two
schools.
The judges Inst evening were Judge
r. j. Lewis, William Ray and Prots.
Roylance Reynolds aud Ebaugh.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-02
WILL ISSUE STOCKS,


New York, April 1.-The Great North
ern railroad has issued circular TO
stockholders saying that since the
courts of Minnesota have awarded the
"a se 10 the company In The sui1 to re-
strain the issue of its s6o,COeO0Q new
stock. it Will be ISSUED at once. The
dates Will be as follows: Transfer
books and books for assignments will
close at o clock today; assignments OF
rights will be received up TO the close
Of business April 6; the first four in
sediments OF 10 per cent each viii be
dine AprII o; the further IL Installments
OF 8 per cent each will be due monthly
from May. 1907 10 April, 1908.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-02
IMMIGRATION IN U. S.
Largest Number of Immigrants In His
lSry of Country Came In 1906.

Chicago, April 2.-RaiIroads west OF
Chicago received during 1906 a total Of
81 2sO.677 for the transportation Of i'm.
migrants, the largest sum distributed
in the history of the western lminl-
grant bureau. Reports of the years
business have been sent to the various
bureaus by 4, T. Macleod. chairman
of the Western Passe niger association
it Is shown that in 1906 the greatest
number Of Immigrants IN amy one year
Uarme to this country. the number being
1.ls5, 2ss, and that the bureau headanar-
1ers In New York ticketed the greatest
number In its history, 9s,5OI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-02
TILE, ORIGINAL.

Foley & Co Chicago, originated Honey
and Tar as a throat and lung remedy.
and on account OF the great merit and
popularity Of Foley's Honey and Tar
many limitations are offered for the gem
ulne These worthless limitations have
similar sounding names, Beware Of them
The genuine Foleys Honey ana Tar rs Ia
any substitute II Nv the best remedy for
coughs aud colds. Sold by II, j, Hil Drug
Co
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-02
ARBoR DAY PROCLAMATION.
Governor Cutler Deslenates April is
A. Date 10 Plant Trees

The usual ATbOr day proclama lon
WAS issued yesterday afternoon by Gov
cutler, IN which Monday. April Is, Is
as The day for tree planting
ana CLEANING and beautlfylng the prem
Sses az the citizens OF this state. The
oroelatnatlon Follows In FUN:
M heTeas, by the statutes oI the State
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-02
DEBATERs SELECTED.
Richard w, Young, Jr,. and Christian
Jensen WILL Represent U, of u.

AZ a preliminary debate held at the
University OF Utah last evening. Rich
ard w, Young. Jr.. and Christian Jen-
sen carried on the honOrs amd were
Therefore chosen to represent the uni
versity in the coming interstate debate
With the University OF Oregon. N, w.
Cummings was selected AZ alternate
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-02
Are You GoIns on q AlIssIong

n 80 come TO us for Photos AS we
VIII make you a special discount. Mon-
roe studio b6 w, end South. We VIII
take rate tickets from any either studio
AZ lace valve.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-02
CONFERENCE
reduced Rates Via Oregon short Lime

Tickets on sale from Ogden and In F.
Inclusive final limit April l2th. From
other stations In Utah north OF Ogden
April sra 10 sth inclusive Anal limit
a prll 18TH, From idaho points April
srd to 9th, inclusive, final limit April
18TH, From Union Pacific points,
Green River and west. April ard to
nth. Inclusive, limited to April / 9Th.
From southern Paclie points east OF
final limit April 18TH For rates ana
further Information, see agents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-02
JUST BECAUSE.

ycur cough is only in the throat ana
does not trouble you now don't think
that 1t needs no attention When II has
not had much OF a start is the time t.
check it, The slightest cough easily leads
10 Pneumonia, Bronchitis and Cunsump-
zion bottle Of Ballard's H.EehOund Svv
rup Will cure tsae cough. I ne price puts
Drug Dept. ll2 and tit South AIain
Street, b
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-02
MUSIC FESTIVAL. TABERNACLE

"Hlawathor lirst night. Seat sat,
Clayton Music Co
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-02

We can AL orders promptly.
MARTIN COAL CO.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-26

east of town, and jolly good time is
reported from all OF them. Miss Ben
der was presented with a set OF silver
spoons.
Misses Dollie Newman and Grace
Roper and Mrs. Arthur Newman spent
yesterday with friends ia Chicago.
Mrs. Charles Cruel and daughter
Title, visited friends in Chicago yes
terday.
Mrs. Mike F1eek is visiting relatives
at Hegewisch for few days.
Attorney J. H Conroy of Hammond.
was in town last evening,
Rev. E. r. sehuelke and wife were
visitors at Valparaiso yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. S J. Hampton re-
turned yesterday from a two weeks
visit in Wisconsin. They left again
yesterday for Michigan City 10 visit
friends for a few days
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-26
EAST CHICAGO NEWS

Miss Celia Cooper Of Chicago is visit
ing Miss Gertrude Jacobson.
Miss Louise Davis entertained the
Queen Esther Circle at her home last
night After the regular business
meeting dainty lunch was served
IIargreaves' street circus showed at
One Hundred and Forty first street and
Forsyth avenue last night As usual
the largest elephant In captivity" was
tie main attraction.
Miss Maria Stirling Of this city who
has been ia Colorado for several months
for her health. Is reported to be IN a
serious condition
The Eagles ladies' night" was a
huge success. The hall and club rooms
were taxed to their capacity After q
pleasant social evening refreshments
were served At a late hour all depart
Cd the ladies voting the Eagles the
best OF entertainers. The feature OF
the evening was mock trial
James Murphy has been appointed
roller on the Muck min. to succeed Mr..
Turner.
The baby show Is arousing great In
terest. Tonight fifteen babies will be
SHOWN at the New Electric theater, and
fifteen fond mothers confidently expect
to carry on the prize. The contest win
continue two weeks. after which a val
liable present Will be awarded to the
winners.
owing to the meeting Of the Lake
+ County Teachers association at Ham
mond yesterday the pupils in the city
schools enjoyed a full holiday
i The Hammond Episcopal choir wau be
here sunday to assist in the service at
i Moss han. Services viii be at 10:45. A
large attendance is expected.
4 large gathering Of young people
had a good time at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. James on Barring avenue last
night it being the occasion Of a mis-
cellaneous shower on Mrs. c. O. Funk
houser. nee James. Mr. c. o. Funk
houser and Miss BIodwen James were
quietly married In Chicago two months
ago. and it was only yesterday that the
news became generally known. Hence
the belated shower. Both young people
are well and favorably known in East
Chicago and their many friends join
in wishing them happiness.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-26
WHITING NEWS

Mrs. Peter Pfeifer and son Peter
spent Friday at Englewood with her
sister. Mrs. Joseph Michels. She left
this morning for st. John, where she
Will visit her sister. Mrs. John Pfeifer.
Mrs. Beach. who is at the Presby-
terrain hospital with typhoid fever. Is
Improving nicely and Will soon be able
to return home.
Mrs. Clara Morrisey and daughter
Loretta. have returned from a visit
with relatives In Rochelle, III.
Mrs Uric Of Central avenue. has re-
turned from Michigan, where she spent
ten days with relatives.
Mrs Henry Fox Of LaPorte, mother
of Mrs. Fred J. Smith and Mrs. Jacob
MacLeran OF Charlton. Ia. have re-
turned to their respective homes, after
spending week with the Smith family.
Several Whiting members of the P. H
G. attended the lodge meeting in Ham
mond last night
Miss Margaret Munro attended the
afternoon session Of the Teachers In
stitute yesterday.
A large crowd attended Professor
Hays dancing school In Goebers last
night Professor Hay is arranging for
a harvest dance. to be given next Fri
day night. Hereafter the school will be
conducted on a strictly invitation basis
Mrs. Martin Hendrickson left this
morning for South Haven. Mich, where
she Will play in the orchestra.
Charles Peterson was home from
Gary yesterday.
Miss Bessie Naef entertained the
senior class OF the high school at her
home in Sheridan avenue last night
The evening was most pleasantly spent
III music and games. Those present
were. Marguerite Fifeld. Florence
schaub, Martha schaaf. Bessie Naef and
Peter Pfeifer and Russell Smith.
officer MlIlaney shot the horse Of
Engelstein. the fruit dealer. which
broke its .eg while standing in the
barn a. the rear of his place Of bust
ness
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-26
MUNSTER NEWS

An entertainment Will be given this
evening a the Highlands Church, by the
Hutchins orchestra. They viii be assist
ed by the Rev. G. r. Streeter, who will
speak of the great men of our nation
and our United States capital. and Miss
Wintfred Hutchins, vocal soloist- Every
body is cordially invited to attend.
Mrs. Jake Kroozwylz and her mother,
Mrs. Kikkert of Highlands visited
friends here yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Diner of Ham
mond spent the evening here visiting
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ahlborn of Hammond
visited Mrs. Huffman yesterday.
Mrs. Joe kaufman went to Hammond
this morning.
Miss Mary kaufman is visiting in
Lansing this afternoon.
Mrs. S. Dougherty and Miss Kate XIX
kert were in Chicago yesterday shop
ping.
Miss Myrtle Munster visited Mrs
Hatnes Of Truman street today.
Mr.. Paul Kaske of Chicago is visiting
at the home of his brother for a few
days.
Mr.. J. Bodegraven Of Hammond was
here yesterday.
Miss Geraldine Farrer of Springfield,
ILL.,. visited friends here yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-26

completion. and the company's promise
to have cars running by the first of the
year begins to seem possibility.
Mayor Lemuel barrow OF La Porte
was in town yesterday afternoon look
ing after his clients interests in the
way Of records and files. He stated that
some Of the overhead construction for
the street railway has already begun to
arrive and that it is a question of only
short while until the Cooperative
Construction company will be working
IN here with a full complement of con-
struction gangs, crews and machines,
laying tracks and putting up poles and
wires With some tangible evidence of
the street railway Undertaking and
the Chicago Telephone company put
ting In phones local people are begin
ming to muster up courage and think
that it Will be worth while after all. We
have been waiting some four months
for street car service and about sixty
days for telephones where the aver
age city waits number Of years and
we are already impatient over the de-
lay. The tenderfoot who comes in from
New York or Frisco after having read
OF Gary for year is somewhat disap-
pointed at not finding a park system
with fountains playing and goldfish in
abundance, and a system of taxlmeter
cabs TO solve the transportation prob
lem. telephone system without nick
cheating attachments and sundry other
modern conveniences. His superciltous
air is slightly CALLING. and local people
wish this work rushed SO that the new
conner or visitor may be more pleasant
y separated from his wherewithal.
The concrete block building of c. E
Craven on South Broadway is rapidly
nearing completion. 1t is the first block
building to be erected here. and its
pleasing appearance Is no little credit
70 Olson Brothers. the contractors.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-26
TOLLESTON NEWS

Mrs. P. c Greenburg was a Hammond
shopper YESTERDAY
Miss Josephine stimpheg visited in
Hammond yesterday.
S. Pausue and family have gone to
Richmond. Va. whore they expect to
spend the winter. Mr.. Paustle was one
of our hustling real estate men, and we
hate to see him leave us.
There viii BE special services at the
Grace Presbyterian church sunday, Oct.
q. in honor ST rally day. All are in
yited to attend.
J. G. Boder. president First State
bank. was in town yesterday looking
after the interests Of tile bank, which
is doing good business.
Prof. l. r. Withnan 81 Knoxville.
Tenn. was in town yesterday look
ing up his interests. If reports are true
he intends to locate some manufactur-
ing concern here.
Mr.. Ward Walker bagged sixteen
nice mallards yesterday. Did he shoot
them or buy them? We don't know.
The brick building on the corner Of
Chicago and First streets Is about to
be moved IN order to make room for
the new boulevard the Illinois Steel
company intends to build through Bor-
mans second addition to Toleston.
When this boulevard is completed this
new addition will be one Of the finest
in town The Borman and Waldron
real estate firm will have charge OF
sales.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-26
WHEELER NEWS

Misses lisa Bullock, Pearl Clark and
Lillian Rosson of Hobart were visitors
OF the Wheeler school, Friday
Miss Edna Carpenter of Hobart, was
the guest of Miss Grace Johnston. Fri
day.
Although not quite successful in sur
prising John Small last evening, the
members of the high school had a very
good time. A band ring, to be en-
graved, was presented by the high
school to the young man as a present
on his eighteenth birthday.
Mrs. L. K. Johnston and daughter,
Miss Grace, Were visitors today at the
home of Mrs. Johnston's father. z. w.
Parks, who is celebrating his ninety
third birthday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-10-26
ST. JOHNS NEWS

George Gerlaeh transacted business
In Crown Point, Friday.
Miss Lizzie Bucheit spent Friday in
Hammond.
Dan Callen from Armour, transacted
business here yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Mayer and Mrs. Andrew
Hammer attended the funeral of Mrs.
Mayors grandchild in Cedar Lake. Fri
day
It will be TO the interest to all hunters
to remember that on the last day of
this month squirrel hunting season will
be closed.
0. S Roberts, inspector from the
state pure food bureau of Indianapolis
was here Friday examining the differ
ent business houses. His inspection
was only for the animal pure food prod
ucts. He found everything satisfactory
and gave all the business men many
good pointers for their future dealings
In regard to the pure food law.