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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30
I. A. Horne, Jr., Demands Judg-
ment for $4,000 From
DR.. Wright.
MALPRACTICE CHARGED
AS BASIS OF ACTION
Defendant in the Case Makes q
Statement Regarding the
Matter.

DR.. f. s. Wright. prominent pbysi-
cinn Of this city, was made the defen.
dant in a big damage suit filed by T,
court, Thursday Horne charges NAL
practice in the treatment of his son,
Leon Ross Horne, eight years old, and
asks. $4,000 damages for the boy S
death, which occurred last January.
Horne charges that DR.. Wright in
correctly diagnosed his son 8 illness.
as measles, when, in fact, the lad was
IS alleged N that the defendant did
not use proper caro- and precaution
TO ascertain the exact nature of tho
lad y illness in its early stages. AT q
subsequent stage Of the disease, the de-
fendant performed an operation upon
the child, commonly known as intuba.
ton, placing 2 tube IN the throat, which
he allowed to remain there for forty
five hours. The defendant then in
serted larger tube in the child g
throat, leaving him gaspiug for breath
and subjectipg him TO q severe nervous
shock, and left without administering
further treatment, it is alleged, except
to instruct the plaintiff TO fan the lad
when be gasped for breath,
Eruption Appears.
Subsequently to the placing OF the
first tube in the child's throat, and
prior to the insertion of the second
tube, 1t is alleged, au eruption ap-
peared over the boy body, commonly
known as measles. Upon the removal
Of the first tube the eruption disap"
peared, going back into the system.
This was caused by the shock of the
but notwithstanding this, the defendant
failed to do anything TO relieve the
sufferer from the consequences Of the
eruption.
Fifteen or twenty minutes after in
serting the second tube in the lad S
throat the physician left, 1t is alleged,
and soon afterwards the child died.
Horne charges thar the, child was i'm
properly treated and alleges that the
use of the proper skill and care would
nave saved his son S life. He asks for
punitive damages IN addition to $40
600 damages, aud the costs of the suit.
DR.. Wright Explains.
r. The defense will probably ask that
comes up for trial. Or. Wright says
that when he was first called, the lad
was black in the face and gaspipg for
breath. The tubes were inserted to re-
lieye this and the breathing became
freer at once. The lad was IN a pre-
carious condition when he was called,
Dr. Wright says, with only a remote
hope existing for his recovery, but
every means known to the medical pro.
fession was resorted to to control the
disease.
"We prolonged the child IS life for
two days as it was. 7 took specialist
in throat diseases with me-" said DR..
Wright Thursday, "and we did every
thing in our power to prevent DEATH
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30
UNION LIME IS SUED
By THE LIME KING

The Lime King Mining company sued
the Union Lime and Stone Company. q
corporations. Simon Bamberger, Hugh
Mckay and Joseph Boehmer. in the
ihlTd district court. Thursday, for $4,000
Tor the alleged wrongful removal by the
defendants of two wooden chutes, used
TO load rock onto cars, from the plain
un property, known as Bird, Grand
mas Stocking, Grandma g Stocsing No.
:. and the Bird No. mining claims.
situated In the Hot Springs mining dis.
tTIGt, this county. in January. 1905.
:. The chutcs, with their gates and iron
Innings, Were worth $4,000, it is claimed.
The defendants still unlawfully retain
these chutes, 1T Is set out. The plaintiff
wants the chutes or $4,000, their euuiya
lent IN cash, and $4,000 for their deteri-
oratlon while in the hands of the de-
fendants, with interest epd costs of the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30

ing, which should attract qnicll at
5eution. The oue best bet offered is
one OF $25 TO $40 that Taft will be
elected without the aid of the thirty
nine electoral votes OF New York. On
the face of il this seems q foolish
wager, but the other offerings are IN.
clined TO offset this. Another OF $50
for Taft. aud this Will undoubtedly find
many takers The other bets offered
as to the states which Taft Will CARY
arc interesting TO look at, but the
stipulation is such that not mary are
apt to bite at the bait offered
Bet on Nebraska.
It is considered q foregone couclu-
sion that Nebraska will go for
Bryan, and in the face Of this a wager
has been posted asking odds that Ne
braska viii 90 for Taft. A bet of
$40 to s15 on this is easy money for
tho man taking the short end. An
other wager which bears all the ear
marks Of cinch for the short end man
is ono of SIS to 500 that the Re
publicans carry Salt Lake county.
From figures and facts, il is apparent
that the American party VIII take the
county. by substantial majority, and
for this reason odds are asked One
prominent wager handler absolutely re.
fused Thursday to handle bet of 500
to s25 that the Americans would win
the county. saying he was not looking
to lose his hard-earned cash by any
such ignorant methods. 81 krow the
county will 90 American" he said
''and I Will handle that bet on a per
centage basis for anybody else. but I
wouldn I consider it for q moment on
my own account, for the simple season
that l am not in the business for my
health
:, The general consensus of opinion is
mat anotner forty-eight. hours will see
something doing in betting circles.
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CREDIT MEN TO HOLD
MEETING EACH MONTH

At meeting OF the Utah Association
OF Credit Men at the Commercial club
Thursday afternoon 1t was decided TO
make the holding OF monthly meetings
a feature OF the association. These meet
ings will be held the second Thursday or
the month. and will take the form OF an
Informal luncheon, at which all members
Of the association viii be present 10 talk
over matters relating 10 the aifairs OF
the organization
II has always been the custom for the
meetings to include only members Of the
board OF directors and by the new ar
rangement 1t Is hoped 10 bring about
closer relation Of the members with cor
responding excellent benefits TO all con-
cerned. There were about forty present
at the meeting Thur9daY.
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MANN GETS VERDICT
FOR ONE THOUSAND

John Mann was given 4 verdict for
$1,000 against the Utah Light and Rail.
way. company b. a jury iu Judge
Lewis g division of the Third district
court, Thursday afternoon. for personal /
injuries sustained in a collision between
q street car and an automobile at Fifth
of 1907. c9'
a street car struck an automobi)o
dnven by Arthur T. Sweet and buried
" against Mann, iniurine his leg. it was
alleged. Mann sued for $4,000 DAMAGES
Inc case was on trial Tuesday, Wednes.
day and most of Thursday.
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BEYOND THE REACH OF
THIEF OR FIRE.

Be prepared for thieves to
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by keeping your valuable pa.
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Privacy. security and acces-
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The fact that you may Sc.
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vice easily within your reach.
We shall be pleased to have
you call and let us explain our
splendid facilities.
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
235 Main Street.
In the business heart.
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-+i-i-;i-;:--ii::-i;ii.-:-i-.~i-,.....

Election wasers have been coming
swift and sure during the past few
nays, and thus far over $4,000 has
beeu put up. The estimate that $780,
oCo viii have been vagered here bv
next Tuesday night already begins 10
look small when this fact is taken into
consideration.
During the past twcnty.four hours
the odds on the election of Judge Taft
have taken z snddep tumble, and iu-
stead OF prevailing at ! 10 ! Thurs
day, they dropped to ~ to !, aud then
rose again to 3 to ]. Today il is ex-
pected they will pick up a half, and
that the odds will be 80 TO J. Be.
fore Tuesday the outlook is that the
edds Will have narrowed down until
Taft and Bryan will be running NECK
and neck The citing has been e1-
ceptionally heavy in San Francisco,
Chicago, New. York and Bostou, and
this city is ahead of every other CITY
eordlng to advlces received here
Thursday.
Afraid OF It.
No money was in sight during the
day on the American party, the two
bets which had been posted having
been speedily taken. II is considered
so certain that the American party will
carry the city and county, the handlers
OF wagers do not care to put up good
money against them.
According 10 the figures. MS given
by the various bet handlers. 1880 was
wngered Thursday al De Witt Z, Lowe
4 Co. S and $4,000 at the Fleur De
Lis. One bet OF $4,000 even that Chan,
Ter would carry New York. was taken
by San Francisco interests, but this can
hardly be counted a local bet
n glimpse at the waeers offered
abovs will show many changes from
what was offered Wednesday. Instead
or the betting now being that knight
viii be defeated by Spry by 1000 votes.
the number has been changed to 5000.
The odds on Bryan IS election have in.
creased slightly, and now stand at 3 to
asked. The election, of Spry is
quoted at 9 to /, and instead of an
even bet OF $50 that Knight carries
Juab county, the amount has been in
creased TO $500. Betting against the
election of Knight is at odds of little
over to ]. Sl50 to sos being wagered
on this. One bet of $40 even has been
taken that no Democrat will be elected
IN Salt Lake county, and immediately
another was posted
The two heaviest bets OF the day at
Lowe g was one OF $3.50 10 $1,000 that
knight will be elected, and one Of tho
same amount that Bryan will be
elected.
At Jeffs Smoke House number Of
bets are offered, small amounts prevail.
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When That $500, 600
Proposal Was Made

Tho Deseret News has a
blanket denial that the church
political wing offered S400 900
for the control of The Tribune.
The offer was made few
days after Smoot controlled the
Republican state convention OF
1903 when it became known that
The Tribune would not support
the Smoot nominees.
Will President George c. Par
kinsou of Idaho make an aili-
davit that he did not represent
himself as coming with author
ity and offering 100000 for po-
litical control of this newspaper
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Dewitt B. Lowe G. Co.

= CcWiIt b. Lowe G. w.
: Any, part $500 to $500 .Taf:
!. Any. part $1,000 to $500 spry
: elected.
!. Any part $1,000 to $500 Taft
!. Any part $500 to s24o Chanler
!. carries New York.
. 800 to $50 you cannot namc
!, three states outside or the solid
: South which will so Bryan.
: 5000 Bryan gets four states out
side the solid South;
: sl5 to $50 Bryan elected
: $75 10 500 Republicans carry tho
: county.
sou Taft carries Indiana.
; $3.50 10 $1,000 Bryan elected
. sJQ to 500 Spry gets 5000 moro
. votes than Knight,
$50 10 so Taft carries Ohio.
$3.50 Knight carries Juab county.
sl00 Spry elected.
$3.50 to $50 knight Will not be
$1,000 whole Republican state
ticket VIII be elected,
$50 10 $i00 Knight VIII carry five
counties In state.
Il? Salt Lake county.
Taken at loves,
$3.50 to $1,000 knight elected.
Si00 Groesbeck elected.
$3.50 to $1,000 Bryan elected.
$50 TO $500 Bryan elected.
Si0 even no Democrat elected
in Salt Lake county.
500 Spry will not carry Utah
county.
knight by 1000 votes.
Jeffs Smoke House,
SEQ Ohio for Taft,
$50 to $25 or any part TAFT :
elected.
SIS TO $50 Taft will be elected .
without New York.
$50 New York goes for TAFT.
$40 To Sc TAFT elected.
sl5 to $50 Tart carries New York. .
Ohio and Minnesota, Lose one .
state. lose the bet.
$50 Taft carries Utah, Idaho.
Wyoming. Lose one state. lose .
bet .
$50 Pacific coast for Taft. includ- .
Ing California. Oregon, Washing I.
ton. Lose ore state, lose bet. /.
$40 10 s25 Taft carries New York. :
Ohlo, Minnesota. Wyoming. Cali .
fornia, Oregon. Washington and i.
Nebraska Lose one state, lose .
oet. :
$40 10 SIS Nebraska for TAFT. :
$40 Spry elected. :
=.
Fleur de lis. :
$500 10 $50 Taft elected. :
500 Utah goes Republican. /.
so TO SO Spry elected {.
$500 TO $3.50 Spry elected :,
s25 Bryan gets lS5 electoral I.
votes. :.
Taken at Fleur de Lis. :,
$4,000 Chanler carries New York. :,
$500 10 Sl750 BRYAN elected. :,
500 Bryan carries either Ne :,
0rssba, Maryland. Indiana, West :.
Virginia. Montana. Nevada, Colo :,
rado, kentucky or Missouri. Bet :,
tor 10 take choice. :.
Sl25 10 800 Taft carries Utah. :,
$50 to 500 Taft carries Utah. :;
SO. to 500 Republicans carry :.
Salt Lake county. !
g :,
James McTcrnay, >,
500 Republicaus elect majority :,
OF county ticket. :
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Wife Wants Freedom.

NAY gorbltt wants divorce from
Nephi NJ. Corbitt on the ground Of
non-support and the custody of their
two. children, one of whom, Edward
GorbItt. five years old, is now in the
asks for suit money and reasonable
alimony, The marriage took place here
March 26, 1902. The other child. now
with Mrs. Corbitt, is Vivian, three
years old.
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JUDGE ARMSTRONG TO
PRESIDE AT MATINEE

Judge George G. Armstrong of the
criminal division OF the Third district
court will head the divorce cases in
Judge G. W. Morse s division this alter
noon. whilo Judge Morse goes over the
hunting preserves of the New State Gun
club in an effort TO settle the conteu-
ton of that organization that Perry e.
BurDham aud several others have no
right To enter upon its hunting grounds
lying between the city and the Great
Salt lake, and kill game thereon.
been entirely renovated and are now
open,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30
RALLY AT MRS. GooDW1N,s

Under the auspices Of +be
Woman s American club. a h;,
rally will be held FRIDAY evonS
lag at home of Mrs. George 9
Goodwin, 2lI Eighth East street
an excellent musical programme
VIII pc rendered and addresses
%lII be be. delivered by w. J.
oarrette, Assistant City Attor.
ney Edgar A. Rogers. Professor
4, - Martin, American capdi.
date. for the lower house, and
Professor George 3. Sweazev
candidate for state superinten,
dent of public instruction. A
cordial invitation is extended
to all. "'ed
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30
LAURELHURST
GREATER SALT LAKE CITY

Are You going to wait until too late
20 get one Of those beautiful acre-lots
in Laurelburst7 Between 1lth and 18th
South, on the City East Bench.
That's where you will want TO live
in the next few years. Even, now there
is five-cent trolley fare, within walk.
ing distance,
If you don't know about LaurclhuYst.
find out about it at once. You cannot
afford TO miss this opportunity. Call
or telephone
CHANDLER. & sOULES COMPANY,
Suite 404 Atlas Block
Phones, Bell $3.50; Ind l67.
McCoy's Stables
Carriages and light livery. Phones 81
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ANOTHER AGED WOMAN
CALLED TO OTHER SIDE

Mrs Ellen B. Greenwood passed away
at the home of her son, Stephen d.
Greenwood, 255 West Fifth North
street. Thursday, at the advanced age
of 81 years.
Creek, \, y, but for many years lived
at Peoria, III. Nino years ago she came
to Salt Lake and had since made her
home with her son. Old age and heart
trouble were the causes Of death.
The funeral will be held from the
First Congregational church at clock
Saturday afternoon, but interment will
be at Peoria, III.
The guards of Woodbine are giving a
dance tonight, Kennedv's hall. Come
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30
Your Halloween PARTY

will not be complete without the Sweet
Apple Cider, Pumpkins. Red Jonathan
Apples and Nut Meats from the United
Grocery Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30

Hard Water7 Soft Waterg II makes
no difference when You use Jap Rose in
the bath or toilet. Kirk makes il. All
dealers sell il.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30
BUSINESS CHANGE.

s. NJ. Taylor s, Co, Successors to Jo.
sepb L. Taylor. undertakers and en-
balmers. S9me address, 25I.253.255
L. 1st South
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30

Tony Arnold Carriage Co.
Day and night, Bell Main 20, Ind. &c.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30
BREEDEN OFFICE SUPPLY co

The largest retail stationery store in
Utah. go West Second South.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30
OPEN HOUSE TUESDAY
ANNOUNCED BY ELKS

Tic Elks announce that they
WI throw open their club rooms
next Tuesday evening for the
beueht OF the members and their
families and friends. and that
election returns, local and ma
tional, will be received by spe-
cial wires.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30
Sweet Apple Clda'

pumpkins, and all the o.n'' I
requisites. in best grades
Grocery Co.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30
FUNERAL SERVICES OF
FRANK VI. LANGF0RD

The funeral OF Frank M. Langiord. we'll
known In this city, who. was found dead
or his ranch In Idaho last Saturday, took
place Thursday afternoon at $50 o'clock
from the funeral chapel of s NJ. Taylor
& Co. on East First South street.
Joseph y. Taylor. one of the officials
Of the Mormon church, conducted tho
services, which were Simple but i'm
presslve, There was a good-sIzed gather
Ing OF relatives and friends, 0nd many
beautiful floral tributes.
The pallbearers were his four nephews
William Langford, Jr.. Ira Langcord. r.
E Lansford, Jr., and Lester Langford
Jr, Samuel Mcintyre. Jr,. and Willianl
Wilkinson. Burial took place Ia the City
cemetery.
John harrington s Stable.
Carriages and light livery. Phone 273.
Picture Framing
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co., lt2 Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30

There is Good Printing; Better Print
ing; Best Printing, and Tribune-Re-
porter Prin ting
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30
Picture Framing
Four Kinds

Good work at moderate prices. Midc
ley-Bodel Co, SO e. lst South.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30
EXPERT KODAK FINISHING.

Harry Sbipler. Comm ercial Photop
rapher. Isl South Main. second floor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30

ARE you HUNGRY2
Fine food and service at the Roya!,
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Dress suits for rent
Tailor, 81 ". End South.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30

The price is way down on uncalled-
for suits Daniels, the Tailor.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-10-30

Hyacinths, tulips, I'D s
other bulbs. VogclsEs 0''-
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McCoy's Stable5-
Carriages and light livery. Phones 81.
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ELECTION WAGERS
STEADILY COMING
1t Is Estimated That So Far
$50, 900 Has Been Bet in
Salt Lake City.
ODDS ON TAFT HAVE
DROPPED CONSIDERABLY
American Party Money Appar-
emily Not Greatly Desired
by the Opposition.
LOCAL ODDS.

Observation-Disclosures
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19
Poor Old Lsavenworth

The brewers overlooked Leaven.
worth when they were casting about
for a horrible example" to illustrate
the effect Of prohibition on municipal
prosperity. For obvious reasons they
failed to call attention to municipal.
ity which they had dominated for
twenty years In defiance Of the pro.
hibitory law.
Leavenworth is the one city in Kan
sas the brewers might have pointed to
as illustrating the results Of the II.
quor revenue system. When they
we're forced to leave Leavenworth,
they left it In q deplorable financial
condition, as the Post indicates. The
people adopted the commission form
Of government in order to eliminate
all danger that the brewers, through
any possible chance OF political for.
tune, might regain their hold on Leay.
enworth again.
The restoration Of confidence in the
city, and the new life which has been
given it. is based entirely upon the
conviction Of the citizens that Leay.
enworth has done with the brewers
forever kansas City star.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

THE death of Mr.. B L. Locke, whit
not unexpected, casts q gloom oyel
this part OF Missouri. Mr.. Locke wa
a most useful citizen For twenty
four years he was county clerk OF Au'
drain county, for nearly thirty year
be was superintendent OF the Christ
ian Church Sunday School Of thil
city, and for several years served as .
member Of the board Of Hospital No
1 at Fulton. At the time OF bis death
he was a member Of the board Of trus
tees Of William Woods College, Fulton.
Mo. Mr.. Locke lived an upright,
clean life; his public and private acts
were all above reproach; be not only
preached but practiced civic right
eousness In a dignihed and consistent
manner. ben" Locke, as he was IA.
military known, was not only respect
ed but beloved by the young and the
old, the rich and poor. He stood up
straight in the community, and was a
distinguished landmark, which will be
missed by all.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19
|DPOlSI Treated Free
FRANKLIN MILES, NJ D., LII. B.,
the Well Known Specialist, Sends
ass IS Treatment Free.
Many Hopeless" Cases Soon Cured
After s to 20 Doctors Failed.

At fist no disease is apparently mort
harmless than dropsy, a little swelling
Of the eyelids, hands, feet or abdomen
Finally there isa great shortness Of
breath, smotherlng spells, sitting uI
to breathe, cough, faint spells, some
times nausea and vomiting, even burs.
ting Of the limbs and 3 lingering and
wretched death II the dfopsy is not
removed.
DR.. Miles Neuropathic Treatment
Is the result Of 30 years. research and
experiences. 1t is far 10 advance Of
usual methods. 1t relieves the hrst
day and removes swelling In a week In
most cases. Mr.. r. Burfford, Banister,
Mich, tapped every week, cured after
4 physicians failed. Mrs. Elvina Son.
ders, Decatur, Neb., after 10 failed.
Many remarkable cure sent on request
Write to-day for Free Treatment.
Describe your symptoms. Address DR..
Franklin Miles, Dept. o. 252 to 262
Main st. Elkhart, Ind.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1908-03-19

The first meeting of the LaYmen'
conference at the Presbyterian Churcl
Tuesday night was we'll attended by
most enthusiastic gathering of repre-
sentative men from all parts Of Mis-
souri,. The addresses by President
Million, Of Hardin College, and Rev
W. B. Taylor, Of Moberly, were un
usual strong arguments in favor Of
foreign mission work. They were lis
tened to with close attention and cor
daily applauded. The men Of Mexico
are invited to attend the meetings Of
this conference. Hon. Walter VII
liams, Of Columbia, and Rev. D. Clay
Lilly, Of North Carolina, will speak
tonight.