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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-13
BEET SUGAR NOTES.

At the sugar offices IN the Deserct
News Annex, II Is stated this morning
that advices have been received from
Il the sugar beet fields, that the
orms of the past few days have been
neral and that they have resulted
vast benefit to the growing crops.
The rains We're especially copious in
BoXeder county. Utah county and in
the Snake river valley.
General Manager Cutler has returned
from a weeks trip TO the coast. He
reports sugar conditions In a
much more favorable state than for
"A long time past. the prices of refined
sugar are higher, due To the outlook
for light crop in California, caused by
the high waters He was IN San Fran
cisco during the streetcar strike and
says the conditions We're absolutely
deplorable,
party of sugar men from Colorado
is I'm l.ehi today aud viii extend its
visit to the other sugar factories in this
locality. Those In the party are r.. NJ
Bo0raem superintendent of the Colo
RADIO factories. Or. f. Merke, chief
chemist. Edwin Morrison and w. l..
Petrken. There are several ladies' and
children In the party and they will
take sometime visiting the plants In
Utah and Idaho.
In conversation yesterday, MIR. Boor-
1enl said.
"rhe beet sugar industry in Utah Is
in particularly prosperous condition
ana wa hope 10 gain some valuable In
formation which viii aid us in Colorado
by visiting your factories. The Utah
crop has always been justly famous for
It's quality and | can frankly say that
Utah produces some OF the highest
grade beet sugar manufactured. We
win return from our inspection trip In
three or four days. and then | can tell
yoI something Of more definite ma
ture concerning the industry IN this
state"
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SKATING RINK NOTES.

An interesting program has been ar
ranged for this week at the Auditori-
um roller skating rink The first event
takes place tomorroy evening when the
skate boys take part in a half mile
race, A race between skate boys is
always interesting and amusing. on
Wednesday evening comes the much
talked Of two stepping contest be-
tween Miss Edna Petty and Marjorie
Breach, holders OF the state champion
ship and medals and Miss Ruth Sin
dar and Miss Beatrice Knight who
challenged the first named on Thurs
day evening there will be potato
race, on Friday evening one mile
race between Earl La Mont and Fred
Hamer, and on Saturday evening a
free for an mile race.
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SIXTH ANNUAL BANQUET.
Umh credit Men Hold Dinner and
Tall, situation over,

The sixth annual banquet OF lhe
Utah Association OF Credit Men was
held Saturday evening, ut the CONNER
cial club, with an attendance Of about
200, The reports OF the officers tor the
year were very encouraging, one shows
that the association had collected dur
ms the year 100000 for members which
otherwise would have been lost IN
"uncoleotahle accounts In mis- response
To toast, Manager Van Dam ex-
plalned that crooked dealing is one
ming TO which the association Is em-
phatically opposed, and said: I'VE
realise that adverse circumstances
control IN the affairs Of some business
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-13
BOSTON CLOSE.

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers and
brokers, furnish the following, re-
ceived over their private wire this at
ternoou
Adventure 31s@4; Allouez, 5Ols bid;
Arcadia. 6laG7; Atlantic, 131aGl4;
Bingham Con, 1SiaGl9h; b. Coaln.,
2IQk: c. & A, 176 bid; c. & H.. $3.50
SO; Old Dom, 55Gh; osceola, 140 bid:
Parrot, 21h@22; Phoenix, 1902; Quin-
cy. l30Ss@l31, r. .. So az: Santa Fe, S1s
as; Shannon. 1T7sQtS; Tamarack 100
Ql22; Wyandot, 1Mdls: Zinc, 39lAGl
4Oia Boston Con. 29das; Balakla, 9ia@
y; Greene Cananea 151s@&; Cent. 80
al; G. NJ, 31G4O; Cop. Range SSaI4 !;
DAILY West. l6@h; Franklin, 1874 bid;
Mass, 6i4G7; Mexico Con. 1SAQIe;
Michigan. 14A@% Mohawk, s6GS1: NJ.
G. c.. 3dis; Nevada Con-, t5d&; North
Butte, 9lk@92; Trinity, 22AQ2S; Tn.
Cop, 611a@62ia; Utah Con, 63kd64;
Victoria, 91s@%; Washington, ~ bid;
Winona, Sd9; Wolverine, 164Il66; u.
s. s, com. 63@4; u S. s., pfd., 45Gh;
LaSalle, 17Mjs.
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sTREETcAR COLLISION.
car Conductor. Though Not on Duty,
Sustains Broken Leg.

By ;he collision OF two cars on the
Murray line yesterday afternoon, w.
H smith. q conductor had his leg
broken between the knee and ankle.
The fracture was a very bad one. the
boue protruding through the flesh. The
injured man was not on duty, but was
s.dns ON the rear platform Of the car
bound Tor Murray. A stop was made
at Capitol avenue to allow passengers
200 srr off when the car was run into
by ono following.
No reason Is assigned for the COLI
slon but Il is evident that the motor
lunn OF the rear car, o. w. Buchanan,
cried TO run too close before putting
on ,he brakes The vcstibule OF the
platform upon which Smith was sit
ting was smashed 10 pieces and his
lee was crushed by tho motor box.
Other passengers were shaken up, but
mono injured smith was taken TO the
/, q, S. hospital where his leg was
attended to by prs. Landenberger aud
Pnkcrton.
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BOSTON MARKET,

James A. Pollock & Co, bankers
and brokers. furnish the following. re-
ceived over their private wire, this
afternoon
Bingham, closed. 1919 Q194a; b. c..
closed. 2sG299s; e. Coalition, 81 4 !;
27A; 27M 271s, sales 565; B. & L.,
closed, "A a.; Copper range. S2l4 %
S3h S1is sS. sales 1870; Cumber-
land Ely. closed. 9& 49&; =. NJ,
closed. 81 90; d. w. 1879 1612; IL " /;
10 II. sales 80; T.. b., closed 1919 GIL:
Cranky, 1876; 1876; 1872; 1874, sales 1873:
Greene Cananea. closed Is 4 615&. /;
Nevada, Consolidated, closed $50
15& Nevada Oath, closed, q 605 = ;
Union Copper, closed, G1k G62ts; y.
r. 81; 9lis , gG,% az sales sales l.$ Sc
sales 80; u. s. S, pfd,, closed 40 a
45h Utah Con, 6S1A; 63% 6Sla;
6S& sales 220; c. Il A.. 173; IFS;
173; IFS. sales 65; Trinity, 90; %; %:
%; sales. 255. Balaklala, closed 9is q
Ok Davis DAILY, closed. 15nl5h.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Tlleatcr--Th

Theatcr--The advance sale Is now
going on for the engagement OF the
DoclJstador Minstrel company, which
oFrus "Wednesday mght,
Orpheum-Every indication points
~ duplication this week Of the re-
murkabl- success recorded during the
last seven days AZ the head Of the
BIN commencing tonight, viii be The
Belong Brothers famous German
Rcrobats, VINO arrived im this city yes
tcrday from Los Angeles together
with o. number Of feature actors who
are on thair way east Tor the summer
Graud--Thc closing week OF the
Leighton company opens tonight, the
attraction being "Wc'uns OF Tcnnes-
See
LNric--rhe new vaudeville bill al
this house drew heavy business Satur-
day afternoon ana evening, The In
dicauons are that tonight Will also
be- crowded
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FAREWELL TESTIMONIAL,
Miss Alice Wolfgapg Goes East for
Voice Culture,

Tho First Presbyterian church has
beIl lint tyo larger audiences than IT
s..,,...ta,, 80
ana ihs' night VIZ at 'ne deu''e''o', VI
tn building. and on Easter sunday
The occasion was the fareMeH testi-
mouial given IN honor Of Miss Alice
WolfEang, IN the shape OF special
musical service. as she Is TO leave TINS
evening, over the Rio Grande for chi
oaEn To study music under the best in
structors there during the coming year
Miss Wolfgang has for nearly TWO
years been valued member OF the
choir where her unusually fine voice has
been more than once favorably COM
mcnted upon by visitors She Is a
stenographer IN inc Iuhltol depaI r.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-13
SUPREME COURT ENJ0INS
TENNESSEE COPPER co.

Washington. May 13.--In an opin-
ion by Justice Holmes. the supreme
court of the United States today
granted the injunction asked by the
state of Georgia against the Tennes-
see Copper company and the Duck
town sulphur and Copper company
restraining the companies from the
operation of their shelters at Duck
town, Tenn. The smelters are very
near the Georgia line and that state
asked to have them condemned as n
public and private nuisance, alleging
that they constituted q menace to
health and We're the source of great
injury to vegetation for a radius Of 40
miles
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UNDOUBTEDLY CROOKS.
Oniccr Phillips Nips in Bud scheme To
Rob saloon.

ON Saturday night Police officer
George Phillips got "A tip that three
men were going TO hold up "A saloon
He secured a description of the fellows
and located two of them and placed
them under arrest They gave the
names of +. Redfield and George Gates
They were booked on a charge of vag-
rancy. The officers searched their
room at a local lodging house and
found double handful of giant caps,
big revolver and other evidences
that the men might be safe crackers
The third man evidently got scared
and left town, and the two in hook will
probably be given a chance to hike out
today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-13

Savage. 80 bid. Hale e. Norcross. 4lM49;
yellow Jacket. 20 bid; Belcher. IS
asked; Sierra Nevada, 34G35; En-
chequer, 4eui5. Union i214S.
ToNoPAH.
Tonopnh Nevada, 100 bid. Mon
tana Tonopah. S.35 bid; Tonopah Elk
tension $50 bid; Midway, 1856 bid. To-
ropah Belmont, 40O6i.50: Jim Butler.
1.00@1.02is.
GoLDFIELD
Red Top. 4lo asked: Mohawk, l5.OOa
1850; Col. Mt. ~ bid; Jumbo, 40 ask
ed; Jumbo Ext, 1.sOG1.Sa; silver Pick.
s5qS6; Hibernia, l0Gl1; st. Ives, l.O56i
1.07Ia; ORC, 2S bid; Mayne. 10d12; CT.
Bend s0Gs2; Red Top Ext. 34aS5 Flor
ence. 5A@5% Dffeld 3. b. Cons. 300
81; Goldfeld Daisy. L500l52h; Com
monwealth, 80 bid; Comb. Fraction, $3.50
asked; CT. Bend Ext. 1907; ct. Bend
Annex, 16 asked; Esmeralda. 20 bid; f..
Mohawk, % asked l.. Dillon, l21lS; s.
=. Ext, 10 bid.
BULLFRoG.
Montana Bunfrog, 5@6: National
Pank 23T25; Amethyst, 35@37;
Gold Bar "a a IS; Yankee Girl, 667;
North Star. 10 asked.
MANHATTAN.
Manhattan Consolidated, 10 asked.
OTHER DISTRICTS
Fairview silver King. 30 asked Ne
vada Hills. 420 bid; Pittsburg. Silver
Peak, l.75d1.S0: Eagles Nest. 95G
&c: Ruby Wonder, 25 asked.
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TODAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, May 13.--Moncy on call,
steady. , y as per cent; ruling rate,
25i closing bid, =; offered at 203.
Time loans duh and steady. go days.
! per cent; 30 days, 1@4H; six
months, ~.
Close: Prime mercantile paper. So
per cent.
Sterling exchange, steady with nc
tuai business IN bankers bills at
1890 a I.Sd.25 for demand. and at
1880 q 1885 for 60 day bills; post
cd rates. i.Si@i.s7; commercial bills,
1.S3
Bar silver. 8534
Mexican dollars, 5Oh
Government bonds. steady; railroad
bonds, irregular.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-13
RELIEF SOCIETY NURSES.
Graduating Exercises Being Held al
Barratt Hall Today.

The graduating exercises of the Re
lief society nurses are taking place this
afternoon at Barratt hall An inter-
esting program was prepared for the
occasion. The number of graduates is
81. all being pupils of DR.. Margaret c.
Roberts This evening a reception will
be rendered to the ladies comprising
the class at the home Of Mrs Emma
Empey, superintendent of the depart
mont
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-13
NEW YORK CURB.

James A. Pollock & Co.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following. received
over their private wire. this afternoon;
Newhouse, 11h@17ia: Utah Cop. 29ls
G29ls; New. Cons, lax Q15; Balk. gag
9s4: King Edw. 13sG1%; Nipissing, 1917
ml25s; Davis DAILY, 15al51a: New. Mines
& p, Sla03h: Mitchell. 4h@414 New.
Utah, 5s4n5S Silver queen, 1Ss419s:
Dom. Cop, 7Ad71a; Tenn. Cop, 1895 a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-13
RETRIBUTIoN WAS SWIFT.
Man Steals n Wheel on saturday. Gets
Fifty Days To-day.

c. A.. Baird who came here from
Denver stole a bicycle ON Saturday
from VIM. NJ Day Retribution was
swift. Day followed him up, located
the bike in his possession, filed COM
plant, had him arrested, and today
Baird pleaded guilty TO purloining the
wheel in Judge Diehl's court. The
Judge promptly gave him so days in
Jail for his fun.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-13
CURB CLOSE.

Az. Coml., 26M@27; Bling. Cent, 1ss
@11a East Butte, lOIaG11; Furn Creek,
l l-l6 bid; GirouX, sad1O; Hancock. 0
Q9M *. c.. 10 bid; Mitchell 444A /;
Nipissing. 121ad12%; Shawmut, 75@S5;
Apex. So al; 3. & L.. 12@2; b. EXP,
/ asked; Davis DAILY 15ql5A; Dom.
Cop, 7AG7h; Globe, 10 bid Helvetia,
S7s6l4 Majestic, 3as@Sta; Nev. Utah,
5A@5N; Raven. 15s@1& S. & P, 177s
ais; Barnes King, 4AGl5.
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PLEADS GUILTY.
Annie McN, Sentenced by Judge DiehI
lhl, Afternoon.

Annie Moys the chambermaid at the
Mcuopolo. pleaded guilty ln Judge
piehrs court This afternoon 10 stealing
silk patterns valued az $50 the prop
erty of Mrs. NJ r. Madison. mother
OF Mrs Ann, Bradley owing 20 tho
fact that the girl had returned tho
property and was decidedly conirlte The
court imposed a fine OF $40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-13
A. E. Wiles Goes f.
Mcdonald. \

Mr.. A. z. Wiles, who ha,
had Is years experience on
the road for the Cleveland
Eclipse Mfg. Co., has been
engaged by Mcdonald.
Mr.. Wiles will add materially
to McDonald's large selling force.
McDonald's business i, growing
In leaps and bounds, now that
chocolates are being manufactured
exclusively.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-13
HARRY JOSEPH BACK.

Harry Joseph is home from Nevada,
whore no has been fori the past twn
weeks, examining his numerous hold
ings In that state He visited Gold
field Wonder and a number OF othar
camps, binding them prosperous aud
settled down to the point where deyel.
opment Is on IN earnest.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-13
OMAHA BUSINESS
IN UTAH FIELDS
Missouri River Merchants and
Manufacturers to Invade
Local Territory.
EXTENDING THEIR TRADE.



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lHH' 'He
general, ana SNIt i- 81 .' st'tN "'' 81
viii he called upon 1 stand az ard
,sl,o ,o,lcou bio, tl,s ta-,. n-s- future.
y eNIpeneed nF 'aF i'~. .i'a. 81 '''
number OF Omaha intn 't allaHs H'
soon be headed in, y.lv bort an max
,-t.,..5,.. f. f.....s,,.. ,,,,,t,,r-
ed' Al ioasl thal l7 th' '@''''S'"ie P"'-
pose If the proposed tour. But tho
real purpose is TO get am increase OF
business FOR Omaha trade. Such an
Undertaking Is entirely legitimate and
the merchants and manufacturers OF
the Nebraska metropolis are TO be con-
graduated upon their foresight ana
good judgment iu looking over tho field.
preliminary TO an INVASION bGl ~ ~
likewise he on Inc alert, lost the gain
Of Omaha he orr own loss
,,
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paper containing any houces "ilUu
you may make or our coming
VIII appreciate II very rluch II you
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h' SNntuu!t VI pl'.Sts ~ y. NiNi'eu'
with description 81 the IRAN ana
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at the institution over which he pre-
sides
MIR. Harris fully endorses the pro-
ieut Of The omaha business men. and
as 10 the wisdom OF the movement he
cites the trips made by Utah mer-
chants and manufacturers 70 points
I'M Nevada Local trade was stimulated
ans there was marked increase IN
trade between merchants aud cities IN
the SAgcbrush state
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-13
BRUTON PARISH CHURCH.
Conservation Services Held in Restored
Edihcc.

Richmond, May 1s.-'Thc conservation
services Of the restored Bruton parish
church at Williamsburg. Va, were held
OF Southern Virginia officiating.
Bruton church was established I'm 1852,
the present building being erected In lI10.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-13
DIR. R. D. CARDIss ELECTED
To an Independent Professionally in
Botany AT the L. of L.

DR. H. D. Cardiss has been elected to
an Independent professorshtp in botany
at the University Of Utah He obtained
his doctors degree AT the University of
Chicago and taught two years in the
University OF Columbia. Or. Cardiss has
written several papers that have at
tracted attention among botanists
throughout the United States.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Newhouse. ~. TX. 17A, l7h--soO.
Utah Cop, closed 2s1sd2sia.
Tennessee Copper. ioh, 4ol, 40h. 40h,
Sales
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-13
SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.

James A, Pollock & CO.. bankers and
brokers. furnish the following, received
over their private wire. this afternooni
coMsToCK.
ophlr, 2.OO@2 O5i Mexican. s2GS3:
Gould & Curry, l7QlS; Con Va. 7sgT5:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-13

II. T.. Evans. florist, SO S. Mnin St
Floral Designs n Specially Phone 96,
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HELP WANTED.

CARRIER WANTED TO CARRY
News" 18th South street. Apply 10
Murray Office.
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cUT-oFT TRAINS HELD.
HEAVY WIND ~ TOWN.

The Wind blew hard N thls Guy, but
according 10 the record in the weather
Office, the velocity was not over IS miles
an hour, al this point The rainfall was
81 or an inch Saturday night and a
uihe moro last night The weather to-
day Is clustering ana raw, though not
particularly cold. The weather map is
late IN publication today ON account OF
fierce blasts along the telegraph trunk
lines which blew down The wires. de-
laying transmission of messages. The
Indications point towards unsettled
weather Tor thr next day or two.
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GREAT WAVES.

The gale "blew great guns al Salt
Dir Saturday night II was so fierce
that the waves We're driven clean over
the pavilion platform. and but for
the prompt assistance OF the entire
local force Of men, the Grecu-Graud
river boat just launched would have
been blown across the pavilion and
through the roller coaster. As II was
the waves dashed up on to the railroad
track back on the shore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-09-15

the heavy sleeve OF my unnecessarily heavy ove-coat
Nv dear boy she whispered. " rrst OF all, You
must know" There was a shT1ll whistle from he
per an answering boot from our SnOkestack- ne
guard raised the bridges, and with a sharp click
threw he folding gates across the deck II he
first signal Of departure the girl jumped UP from
the bench fairly futtered down the deck, and with
her hands on the gates stood peering into the dis
appearing wharf | could do no less than follow.
There IS no there she whispered, still
looking a the good old pier
No" | said slowly. for her emotional behavior
had tended TO render my most commonplace
thoughts a little insecure. - No. no one, should
say; the wharf seems quite deserted
Then" she said. boy. we are alone and ~e
Yes" replied. I'VE are alone and YOU have
escaped. Incidentally. what have YOU escaped
The girl continued TO cling IN silence TO the ga,es.
Two men. TWO men and worlan-rnysel
Aren't YOU afraid Of spelling your nice wh.-e
gloves on those rusty iron gates / asked
She paid heed 70 the suggestion 50 / et- -e-
still pecrIng into the night, and slowly walking -D
the deck med,tatIvely III q cigar.
Never again. | rnumbled throwing the mach
over the rail. i try oblige a good looking srl
by carving her ValiSe. and md myself wholly -
sr,on~Ible for an idiot child pursued by
OF whom Is no doubt her rate husband with gun
| had often heard that Philadelphia was famous
for its private sanatorlurns Tor patients suffering
from nervous diseases. That my recently acquired
acquaintance had escaped from such retreat I'D
good reason 70 believe. The only question Was how
10 get her back. Certainly one could turn hat
beautiful, smiling co"ing little thing over {" the
police A. a matter OF fact. when N he- sa-er
moods and II II had not been for The husband hover
ing in the background. she would have been pretty
good COMPANY Perhaps she had not escaped from
a sslrstt Drum. and besides a bachelor ~ urce-1
age has not always The number II female admirers
about him hat he Is usually credited with.
\ moment latcc she ~ my side. her hand -es--
ing on my sleeve. The intense look WAS gone and