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The daily tribune., 1908-08-19
Ateh,.on. Top.k. & SAINT. Fe Railway.
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No. 636-From Rockvals------- 40 m
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Chicago and all points east, aud at La Junts
with California limited for Los Angeles and
Ban Francisco.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-27
CADET ST|MATESR RAISED
VIII Now Require sis ,O00-New Plans
Working Successfully.

Because the Oregon short Line rail-
road has been unable to offer any CON
oessions from the ordinary excursion
rate to San Francisco to see the fleet
come in. the salt Lake High school
cadets are seriously thrown out In the
calculations of the amount of money IL
be necessary to raise, and new esti-
mate has been necessary, raising the
sum for each cadet to S5l.50.
The total is raised from about $l0,-
600 TO about $4,000 Although the
news is discouraging, the finance COM
mittee has gone to work on the now
basis with enthusiasm and q determina-
ton to send the boys anyhow. n big
benefit concert viii be Immediately
planned for Thursday evening at which
everyone will be invited to buy a tick
et and attend to show the boys that
the city is back OF them in their under
taking
Two hundred and eighty men are list
ed to make the trip and DIR, Pfout8. Il.
A. Wedgwood, Principal Eaton. Supt.
Christensen and Capt, Webb will make
UP the other members of the excursion
party.
Wednesday the u. G. Il. association
OF Utah will dance mt the Odeon hall,
and the proceeds of the occasion will
go into the cadet fund. Five hundred
guests have been provided for at tho
ball.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-27
CHURCH NOTICES.

TIL. regular monthly meeting of the
priesthood OF Liberty stake will be
held in the Ninth ward westinghouse
on thu. corner of Filth East and Fourth
South streets. at o'clock tonight. A
fun attendance is desired
The regular monthly meeting of the
high priests quorum of the Phone err
stake of Zion Will be held Sunday.
May 8, 1908. at 10 a. M, in the high
priesthood room of the stake hall. All
the members Of the quorum are in
Vited to attend.
The regular monthly general stake
priesthood meeting of the Pioneer
stake of Zion will be held Monday ev-
eninS, May A. 1905, at 1880 p. M, in
the stake hall. Every member of the
priesthood residing in the stake is in
vited to attend.
The regular monthly home mission
airy meeting OF the Pioneer stake of
Zion win be held after the general
The regular monthly meeting of the
home missionaries of the Granite
stake will be held at the stake taber-
nacle on Wednesday, April %, at T;45
=. m.
The Granite stake monthly PRIEST
hood meeting viii be held at the stake
tabernacle on Saturday, May 2, at 10
a. m. "A full attendance is desired
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-27
MOVED THE HOUSE
AGAINST HER WILL
Now Annie Butcher Wants Polly
Mathews To Pay Her
Damages.
CARRIED AWAY ON SUNDAY
Husband Says His Wife Could Not
Get Along With the Old Folks
So lie Had To DO II.

A house moving case is occupying
the attention of Judge Ritchie this
morning The plaintiff in the case,
Annie Butcher is suing Polly Mathews,
ct al, to recover 5000 damages for the
moving of frame house alleged TO
belong TO plaintiff and her husband
from lot 20. OF block ., of Linden park
addition. The complaint alleges that
defendants came to the place on Sle
9Th of June, 1907, which was ]. sun
day, and wilfully and mallciously NOV
ed away from said premises n two-room
frame house against her win and pro-
test, and she now seeks to recover
damages for this act
Her husband, appears in the case as
a witness against his wife He con-
nived at and assisted In the moving of
the house on the day and date named.
ana. I'm fact, paid his brother Isaac,
according TO his own testimony, $50 for
moving the house. Mr. Butcher also
testified that his wife could not get
along with the "old folks" meaning
Butchers parents, who had been &C.
cupylng the frame house, which was
then and there moved, and he there
fore authorized the moving away to
another place the building as aforesaid.
Mrs. Butcher In her testimony owned
up TO having called the movers bad
names at the time. and she further tes-
tilted that they acted like dummies"
while she was so calling them names.
but the house was moved and she
wanted damages
The husband was still on the witness
stand when the court took its noon ad-
,1ournment.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-27
LATE LOCALS.

Local Bank Clearings-Today's To-
cal bank clearings amounted to
$664.e9T66, as against 1891, 1926 for
tine same day last year
No Choir Practise-The tabernacle
choir win hold no rehearsal this week
owing to the changes being made in
the c: gan, new motor being INSTALL
ed. Regular rehearsal win again re-
sumo next week
Charles Elders Body Arrives-'rhe
remains of Charles Elder were recciV-
ed from San Francisco yesterday and
placed in the Masonic vault at Mt.
Olivet. Mr. Elders sister arrived
this afternoon from Spokane, and the
body was transferred to city cemetery
fer iutetment
Grading Nearly Completed - The
grading on lie Grand Young-s Emf
grafton canyon electric line ia practic-
ally completed, so that rail laying can
begin the last of this week. Connec-
ton with the city street railway sys-
tenn viii be made at Fifth South and
Thirteenth East streets.
President Smith 10 speas-At the
Joint meeting Of the officers OF the Y,
NJ. Nj. 1. a. and Y. j.. NJ. l. A., of
Liberty stake, 10 be held IN the Ninth
ward westinghouse tomorrow night,
not only officers, but also parents and
friends are invited To be present, Pres
ident Joseph L. Smith viii deliver ar
address.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-27
PERSONALS.

Atty. Gustav A, schaef of Toronto,
Canada, is in the city today, the guest
Of Farley T.. Christensen.
j. r. Moynahan. a prominent Colorado
Springs realty dealer, is a guest at the
Knutsford.
n. Katasurata of Tokyo, ia In the
city, representing the department. OF
agriculture of the Japanese govern
mont. He Is In Utah 10 study the
manufacture OF salt
H. L. Thomas OF the Nevada rele-
phone company IS In the city from
the Sage Brush state for n few days.
DO says connections with Salt Lake
Tor commercial purposes viii be
ready after May ],
Or. T. H. Clarke, for two years a
resident of this city, and part Of the
time an Inspector OF the state board
OF health, leaves tomorrow for Logan
~ here no viii locate and practise
medicine, Or. Clarke is a University
OF Michigan graduate.
Chief Clerk Percy Symonds Of the
Kenyon hotel IL also on the sick list,
making the third OF the hotel staff
unable To be on duty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-27
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

Articles of Incorporation of the Hull
Amusement company were filed in the
Office of the county clerk this morning
The company is capitalized at $4,000
divided into $4,000 shares of the value
of 81 each. The principal place of
business is situated in Salt Lake City,
but the object of the company is 60
operate what is known as the "Dipper
Coaster at Lagoon and the Ocean
Wave" restaurant at Salt Palace, etc.
q. w. Hun is named as president of the
corporation, and f. w. Afeyerhoeffer
is secretary and treasurer
THE Dairy Company is the name
of a corporation for which articles have
been filed in the Office of County Clerk
Eldredge. The capital stock of the
company is placed at $4,000, divided
into 1000 shares of the value of $40
each. o. ii. Richards is president of
the concern, c. G. Geary vice president,
and c. G. Broughton secretary and
treasurer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-27
UNITY URGED.
Use OF the Word 'Insurgent" Con-
dcmncd as Misnomcr mt Meeting.

With former State Secretary d. o..
Rldeout in the chair, instead of John @
Critchlow forty members of the Repub-
lcan party met at the Wilson hotel
Saturday evening to hear the reports of
Mr. Critchlow's committee of 10 and the
subcommittee OF seven under Col. A.
j. Irvine which had presented a re-
quest to the state committee. The re-
quest Was that the Republican conven-
tlon call be made broad enough to per-
init the discussion of all matters per-
tanning to the Republican party, and
the committees report took note of the
fact that the call contained a clause
embracing this purpose.
The meeting was given mp to dis
cussion OF conditions within the Repub-
lican party that We're considered to
initiate against the chances for win
ming the next election. The use of the
WORD 'insurgent" was condemned as a
misnomer, the men present claiming
that they We're loyal to the party, and
We're not boilers who would leave It
even If they proved to be in the min
ority,
Among the speakers were Leroy Arm
strong, a. =. Irvine, j. G. McClain
John A. Houghton, Geo. n. Lawrence.
stephen A. Love. Geo. Wilson, James
Devine and Chairman Rideout Discus
sion was focused upon the purpose to
nominate the next L. s. senator IN the
convention instead of leaving the task
to The legislature. and upon the resolu-
ton possed by the Salt Lake county
committee consuming certain state Off
GERS FOR their work in the Legislature.
and afterwards in petitioning the state
committee.
An address to Republican voters was
adopted, urging unity and harmony,
and giving brief history of the dis
senting movement A mass meeting
viii be called in the near future.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-27
WOMEN GET TO COURT.
Mrs. Pausy Street Hit Mrs. Margaret
Mlseil, it is Charged.

Asst. City Atty Edgar Rogers is
sued complaint this morning against
Mrs, Pansy Street, charging her with
battery upon Mrs. Margaret Misen,
and warrant was issued for her ar
rest. Mrs. Street resides at 723 Allen
street,
The alleged battery occurred IN the
Peoples Cash store in west First
South street Saturday evening. and
seems to have been the result of n
neighborhood miXup, brought on by
daughters of the complainant and de-
fendant According to the story told
by the police. the two girls exchanged
rings several days ago and had a
quarrel over them, each making an ac-
cusation against the other The dis
pute led to a quarrel between Mrs.
Street and Mrs. MiselI and when the
two met in the store Saturday evening
hot words We're followed by blows II
is alleged by Mrs. Missel that Mrs.
Street struck her several blows in the
face and in support of the statement
she exhibited this morning pair of
badly dlscolored eyes and u pair of
broken eye glasses. Judge Dlehl Is
chosen as referee and will adjudicato
the trouble when the case is brought
before him for trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-27
FINEST" IN GAY ATTIRE.
Coming of Torrld Weather win Bring
out New Styles on the Force.

with the advent OF the good old
summer time" Chief OF Police Pitt Is
preparing to make real dudes OF his
officers. especially the common patrol
men, Tho men may select their sum
mer uniform, hui tho CHIEF rs to have
tho say as To- the color and cut OF the
cloth. In all probability the men Will
want 10 wear single breasted blouse
coats SO they will be as comfortable as
possible during the hot weather. Some
of the men would like "a sort of an open
front coat but the chief will veto any
such movement lie insists that the
coats shall button fright up to the
neck" ana that the men shall wear
white collars. n they want TO leave
their blouses unbuttored they may 40
80, but they VIII have 90 wear white
vests ana clean shirts Tho chief ana
not say why he proposed 10 innict such
cruel punishment upon the men as To
compel them to wear clean shirts ana
collars, or even white vests hut the
men viii either have 10 do as ho gays
or keep their coats buttvaed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-27

Emma Dlckcrson Tilbury today filed
suit for divorce from her husband,
Jasper Tilbury. alleging failure to pro-
vide and cruelty. For more than a
year past, Mrs. Tilbury claims. he has
faded to provide for her, and treated
her in a cruel and inhuman manner
threatening to kill her at different
times, and telling her ne would whip
her and shoot her, and otherwise
frightening her and on one occasion, on
OF about the 18th of November, 1907, he
struck her with his fists and knocked
her down and kicked her. Plaintiff
asks that she be given a decree Of di-
vorce, be restored to her maiden name,
Emma Dickerson Wallace. $50 per
month alimony. costs and attorneys
fees. The parties were married at
Pennington. Dec. II. 1908, and there
are four children.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-27
KNOWLEDGE OF CHRIST.
The Rev. Albert Buxton Tells of the
True Christian Faith.

Rev. Albert Buxton preached in the
Central Christian church yesterday on
Personal knowledge of Christ" In
the course OF his remarks the speaker
said
The fault of youth and the grand
fallacy OF foolish teaching is the MEM
ori2lng of mere words. a feastlng on
printers ink, gluttony of lampblacS
and linseed oil. Hamlet, when asked
what he was reading, replied Words,
words, words Many a child OF three
years IS taught a Jingle of sound, to
him senseless, and the confident father
fancies his boy is learning, only the
face-to-face, primary experience of life
can interpret life, and each ono win
give his Interpretation I'm terms of him
self A prayer meeting talk, however
ferVid, is valueless, though harmless, in
which extravagant professions OF 10y
atty TO Christ and His church are mere
words, words, words, not preceded by
an experience OF reality, nor followed
by an application OF His viii,
Each interprets Christ really In
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-27
WATSON HELD FOR TRIAL.

As result OF the preliminary hearing
before Judge Smith OF Harry Watson
and j. Wilson. charged with robbing
the Amussen jewelry stoue OF nearly
$500 worth of rings and chains, a week
ago Sunday, Watson was ordered held
20 await the action Of the district court
while Wilson. alias George Williams,
was discharged from custody In de-
fault of $500 bail Watson win have to
t,amain uusier the Watchful eye OF
Sheriff Emery when arrested Watson
had a number of rings and chains on
him and Mr.. Amuason positively iden-
tilted them az his property. II could
not be shown that Wilson had anything
10 do with the robbery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-27
THE DIcKERsoN DIVORCE.
Wife Completes Statutory Period of
Residence and Receives Decree.

Anna l. Dickerson was this morning
given decree of divorce from her
husband, David B. Dickerson. by Judge
Morse. The case came up for hearing
on second complaint on Saturday
but owing to the absence of the plain
tiff the case was continued until to-
day. The couple were married at Occur
d Alene city. Ida, Jan. "a, 1906 and
Mrs. Dickerson alleged in her complaint
that her husband deserted her in Oc-
tober, 1906, at Seattle. She came to
Salt Lake, which was her former home.
and filed suit for divorce. The matter
came up for hearing before Judge
Morse on Feb. Z. but being unable TO
show that she had been a resident of
the county for a year preceding the
institution of divorce proceedings, the
decree was not granted. On the second
hearing, postponed from Saturday I'M
til this morning, the decree was grant
ed, the residence requirement having
been fulfilled.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-27
G. w. LYNCH ARRESTED.
Charge Embezzlcment to- Former Di-
rector of Elk Coal Company.


George w. Lynch, formerly a direc-
tor in the Elk Coal company, who was
arrested Saturday by Deputy Sheriffs
Steele and Sperry on the charge of en-
bezzling $4,000 from the company. will
have q preliminary hearing before
Judge c. b. Dlehl in the criminal di-
vision of the city court on May IL. BY
agreement of counsel, Lynch was re-
leased on bond of 81, 900, the bond be-
ingA furnished by w. r, Sherwood,
druggist,and William Il. Howard, book
Keeper.
The arrest of Lynch occurred shortly
afteth his return to this city. He walk
ed into the office of Judge NJ NJ. War
ner In the Commercial block and the
sheriff's office was notified that Lynch
was there. He was placed under ar
rest and taken before Judge Diehl for
the purpose of fixing bail and for ar
raignment, He pleaded not guilty.
1t is alleged that General Manager
r.. r. South of the company learned
that Wyoming stockholders were bar
tering shares of stock for less than
their market value, and as the COM
pany owns 1000 acres Of patented lands
near kemmerer an investigation was
started. Mr.. Lynch was sent to in
vestigate and made the report, 1t Is
alleged, that 5000 shares could be pur-
chased for $500. 1t is further alleged
that Lynch was given that amount with
which to make the purchase and It is
charged that he paid only sl.75o in,
stead Of $1,000, keeping the difference
for his own use. 1t is claimed by Of
ilcers of the company that Lynch gave
to one man $1,000 and to three others
$3.50 each.
Lynch, who is n Denver travelling
man, was away when the warrant for
his arrest was issued and did not learn
of it until Saturday, when he re-
signed as director of the company.
He does not appear to be worrying at
all over the affair, and claims that II
action It was legitimate and he had a
right to-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-27
ECHO OF KooYMAN.

Mira Egsan. officially known as
flame Doe" Eggan, who figured in the
troubles OF the Kooyman family as the
alleged 'affinity"of the notorious John,
now has troubles OF her own. Her land
lady. Mrs. Julia S. stephens, claims
Mrs Eggan Is in arrears for rent In
the sum of 500, for occupancy of the
abode at 1860 east Second South street.
and has instituted ejectnent proceed
ings in the city court. When Mrs.
Began rented the premises. Mrs. Cor
nelius Kooyman, divorced wife of the
son of John Kooyman and sister of
Mrs. Eggan, lived with her, but it is
said she has left now and Mrs. Bggan
is without means TO pay her rent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-27

terms Of his own experience. TO the
chronicler he ~ merely a problem OF
dates. and the great question about
Jesus Is merely whether he was born
4 y. G. and what was the day of his
crucinxion. To the socialogist he is a
leader who gathered twelve followers
and inspired a growing discipleship
through the ages. To tho city mission
ary who has seen rctor1nations, nay,
transformations, IN His name, he is the
regeneration Of the worst slurns. To
the sad mother he is solace in her else
wise despairlng soul--a fixed faith In
the uncertainties OF life. A belief In
Christ may be n mere theory OF thought
a testimony of words; It risese to an
abiding faith only when the Christian,
out OF the depths OF his own experience.
can declare with the aged Paul: II
know In whom I have belleved'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-27
EAGLES TO GATHER.
VIII Hold Convention in salt Lake
And Saltalr June is.

The order Of Eagles will hold it's
convention in this city. June IS next,
when It Is expected that 10000 visitors
will be in this city, with the Salt Lake
Aerie as the host There is TO be a
parade with 10 bands, uniformed drill
teams and floats, and valuable prizes
for work of the degree teams. A pro-
gram VIII be carried out at Saltalr, IN
Guiding beauty and minstrel shows.
band concert and dance electrical
displays and other attractions. A gem
eral committee has been appointed to
3. NJ Yanner H. 5. Mccain, NJ NJ.
Beaver. Farley p, Christensen, Austin
Davis and J NJ. Hofenbeck A souve-
mir program will be issued
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-27
CoMRADE OF FIGHING BOB.

ii. +. Evans leaves this week with
his daughter Edyth and Miss William
son. for the coast, to witness the fleet
festivities in San Francisco. Mr.. Evans
has n special interest in the occasion
as he is I'm way war comrade of the
famous admiral, having fought in the
same battle chat of Fort F'isheI), In
which Fighting Bob was wounded He
anticipates having the pleasure of
shaking the hand of the famous repre-
sentative of his own family name.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-27
ADJUSTMENTS.

Thcatcr-Tonight the Stockwell-
MacGregor company will present for
the second time this season that clever
farce, Mrs. Temples Telegram" be-
ginning with tonight. The management
is for three nights with popular priced
matinee Wednesday.
Orpheum--The new bill al the Or
pheum this week, according to the press
agent, will be the best ever. 1t is
strong in comedy and includes laugh
able monkey show.
Grand-Sapho is the attraction ut
the rGandw this week with Theodore
Torch and company undertaking this
somewhat 'F'renchy" drama
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-27
INVOLUNTARY BANKRUPTCY

SELF, Schwab & Co. of Chicago, and
A. l. Robinson & Son of Kansas City,
Mo. and other creditors, have filed
petitions in the local federal courts
asking that A. w. Putnam of Ogden be
declared bankrupt Putnams liabili-
ties are declared to be 100000 Ids as
sets, $4,000. and he is said TO owe
the creditors mentioned $1,155. Put
nam is a dealer in general merchan-
disc. his place of business being located
at 2345 Washington avenue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-27
WOOL PRICES.
According to Chicago Men Utah
F1eeces Arc Worth Is Gents.

Officials of the Utah Wool Growers
association have received word from
Il. j. Kearnes and j. Il. Austin, now
in Chicago. that Chicagoans say Utah
wool is worth from is to 20 cents at
market and other merchants say Titan
wool is not less than II cents per
pound at the lowest. With cent and
a half deducted for freight this makes
Utah wool worth about 10 cents pei
1,ound at the corral, and" write the
associations representatives, this OF
more Isl the price we are confident we
will get this season, depite pesimistic
and bearing buyer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-27
THIEVES STOLE TEETH.

A show case at the foot of the stairs
leading into the Boston dental parlors,
l96 south Main street, was broken open
by thieves early Sunday morning and
ABOUT 500 worth of display teeth stolen.
The thieves detached the case from
the building, took it to the rear and
broke IL open. The police found the
demolished case, but no trace of the
thieves The case contained bridge
work. gold plates and filings valued at
800
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-27
POLICE COURT NOTES.

Tho preliminary hearing Of George
Morgan and II NJ Walsh, charged with
working bunco game upon a Young
soutnorner named Lee was set for pre-
Uiminary hearing this morning. but
tho case had 10 BE- continued until the
hth. owing 10 the Illness OF Walsh who
Is In the county jail, The man Is SAID
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-27
PLACE OFFERED ", II, WHEELER

Washington. April 81 President
Roosevelt has offered the position of
assistant secretary OF commerce and
labor TO william r.. Wheeler OF Cali
fornla. This position win BIO made va
cant tomorrow when Lawrence q.
Murray win assume his new dulles as
comptroller OF the currency, Mr.
Wheeler Ia now a member OF the imml-
grafton commission.