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The Washington times., 1908-10-25
By A. H. BALLARD.

New York, oct. d
HERE is no wsr,h rampant on the
subject, but incipient disappoint-
ment Is distinctly brewing,
What was presumed to he the
piece de resistance of the Charles FrOh-
man theatrical season Of this wear was
Samson" another play by Henri Bern
stein, whose 'The Thief drew among
the strongest of last year IN New York
The perfect technique OF the author, his
skill in construction, his tenseness, his
witchery in holding your interest and
piduing your curiosity (Which elements
are the life and soul OF drama). made
US expect something startling and alb
sorbing again.
Samson" which opened Monday at
the Criterion. is undeniably disap-
polntment, but largely because William
Gillette, the star is miscast. Mr. Gil
Iette. whose art is best In fine, delicate
shading. is not suited 10 the Titanic
role Of Maurice Brachard I'm this Bern
stein meIOdrama.
Feel as you may, the completeness OF
The cumulative, melOdramauc story, as
If develops under the faultless handi-
craft Of the author. you see that Mr.
GUlette's inability 10 rise 10 the stu
pendous power Of the Brachard hero
6lstorts the performance Of the play
This is not to underrate for an instant
the uncomfortable Gillette ability for
finer and more delicate roles. But It
is 10 saw that this BraChard is not
mart into which Gillette is able to mt
himself
NH A V,AaraGf
There isn't any doubt that the play
viii have a run, for there is a large
amount of curiosity about any enort
Of this talented French playwright, Bern
stein. and the play, as II IS now pre-
zan+ed rouses considerable discussion,
which IS the essence OF good adyeTtis-
ing It Is an exciting play, built up
IN the great third act where the nero
cboIkes the villain. Some of the dia-
logue is Shakespearean IN its knife
adee significance. And some Of the
scenes are positively prolix- The result
is wayv and uncertain. when you con-
slider that the cast is inadequate.
When the very zenith is reached
shout should so up. Klaw & Err
1a1gar have touched the very top in
o,,alftv. with Little Memo at the
New Amsterdam Theater. Don't won
der that we rhapsodize. me event
iuetides it-commands T.
The gorgeous Christmas pantomlmes
~, england. Peter Pan" all the long
list of beautiful spectacles that have
been involved in latter days. all our
scjntfllating glare and pomp in musical
comedy production, or any other kind
of production. must take back seat
when this latest staging Of Winsor Nc
Kav's brilliant ~fanCies is considered
The record is that Harry B. Smith pro-
vided the book and Victor Herbert add
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-28
COWBOYS SAVE
RICH TREASURE
Quick Action of Range Riders
Prevents Theft of Large
Sum.

Word of an attempted robbery in which
local people were concerned reached Og-
den yesterday. BY the quick action of
a number of cowboys the Woods Live
Stock company was saved the sum of Sl2,-
CO., On Wednesday about seventy-five
sheepmen arrived in Spencer for their
salaries. and to meet the demand the
company had the amount sent to their
office at that point.
The assistant treasurer of the company
was at his home when he heard his dog
grOwl, and before ne had time to dis
cover the cause two men covered him
with guns. At the same time they or
dered him TO get the money. Mrs. Ham
mel was attracted by the talking and
Hammel succeeded in escaping to the
kitchen.
Immediately a posse of cowboys were
acquainted with the news, and the town
was at once surrounded. A roundup was
made and the two robbers were identified.
other suspicious characters in the town
were guarded to prevent possible at
tempt at rescue.
Bathing is at its best at Saltair
water so.
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Emancipation of the Fat Folks.

To have TO sit through the hot weather
quiet as log. scarcely daring to breathe
eXertion will start the PRESENTATION I'M a
stream, is not very lively prospect
But it has been the lot of the raj since
time began until now
Fat folks have been emancipsted from
hot weather misery at last bv a home
mixture: y ounce Marmola, p ounce
Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic and SI5
ounces Sirup Simplex, Of which they take
a teaspOOnful after meals and AT bed
time until-which isn't a very long time
they have lost all the fat they care to
Simple and inexpensive ANY druggist
will fill il for small sum- as this re-
Ceipt is, the results il obtains are I'M
excelled. Some folks have lost as much
as a pound Il day within a week after
starting. Yet radical and delightful as
such an effect is, there is no aftermath
OF wrinkles or stomach troubles; the mix
ture is harmless except 10 the fat it.
self
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HIGH SCHOOL RECOGNIZED.
Colleges Will Admit Its Graduates
Without Examination.
&C 4to Twenty-Flfth Street
Ogden, Sunday, June %.

Principal David f. ClOyd of the Ogden
high school has secured recognition of
that institution al a number of the larger
universities of the country and hereafter
those who would have in years past to en-
ter the preparatory department of these
universities after graduating from the To-
cal school, may now enter upon presenting
a certificate of graduation. Thus they wit
become members of the student body
without special examinations for entrance
During the past year Mr. ClOyd has been
corresponding with many of the eastern
colleges. This high school has been ac-
credited al almost all of the western col
legeS and within the last few days Am
herst. Dartmouth. Wellesley, Mills college
for Women and the University of Colorado
have consented to admit the graduates of
the high school without examination.
1t is also expected that the University
of Chicago will take similar action. This
institution Will, however, examine the diff
ferent methods of instruction. equipment
and staff of teachers, and if this is found
to be favorable the Ogden high school will
be placed on its list.
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Ogden Society.

Miss Olive Gay is home from Chicago.
MT. and Mrs. E. w. Matson returned
Wednesday from Denver
MRS. A: b. Haywood spent part of the
week in Salt Lake.
Mrs. II. NJ. Bond was hostess at a Ken
singtOn on Wednesday afternoon
john Haywood is home from the Uni
versity of Virginia
The Martha society will meet on Mon
day with Mrs. A S. Condor.
Miss Ellen Baker has left for visit
of several weeks in California.
Mr. and Mrs. W. d. Rushmer of Salt
Lake spent SUNDAY in the city with Mr..
and Mrs. j. T. Rushmer
Mrs. William johnson and two children
are here from California 10 spend the
summer with Mr. and Mrs. E. W Mat
son.
Mrs. J. c. Armstrong and daughter.
Margaret, have gone to Fresno. Cal. and
will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs l.
Rogers for a few weeks
Mrs. l. n. Pierce was hostess at a
KensingtOn on Friday afternoon in honor
of Mrs. Lewis Abbott of Marshalltown,
Iowa.
Miss Catherine Graham. who has been
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W
Barnes for the past week, returned to
Salt Lake Tuesday.
Mrs. H. Al. Rowe entertained the Bridge
club. on Thursday afternoon. The Out-of-
town guests were Mrs. E. Nj. Allison and
Miss Jane HOWat of Salt Lake.
AHlOHS iltC SAT- Lake NlSftOFS 10 ogden
canyon last week was a party of eight
young people. the guests of Miss Edna
Dunn. Mrs. James F. Dunn chaperoned
the party.
Miss Rita Donaldson entertained about
a score of her girl friends at luncheon
on Wednesday afternoon in honor of
Miss Pearl Rivers of Dallas Tex
Miss Helen Parker was hostess at a
500 party on Tuesday evening The
prizes were won by Miss Myrtle Gregory
and Kenneth Richardson.
Mrs. K. D. Watson, assisted by her sis
ters. Mrs. s. 5. Smith and Mrs. r. w
Emmett, entertained about thirty friends
at cards Thursday afternoon at her home
at 3l56 Washington avenue.
A surprise of Thursday evening was
given i'm honor of Miss Nellie Monagan
by about twenty of her young friends.
The marriage of Miss Wealtha Lake
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Lake of
HarriSVille to Angus T. LOchhead took
place on Wednesday in the Salt Lake tenn
pie and in the evening a large recep-
ton was given in their honor at the
home of the brides parents. About 100
guests were present. Mr.. and Mrs Loeb
head will make their home in Harris
Vile
A pretty wedding of Wednesday evening
was that of Miss Emeline Turner and
Thomas G. Ball. which took place at the
home of the groom's sister, Mrs. o. D.
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FL kaiah temple, Ancient Arabic Or
der Mobiles OF the Mystic Shrine, will
go TO St. Paul in force and with a de-
termination to make convincing noise
with the Arabic patrol that will be
heard around the world.
The Salt Lake temple will have a
special train, which will leave this city
Friday. July 10, over the Rio Grande.
An incomplete list of those who will
make the trip apprOximates a hundred.
The occasion for the excursion is the
thirty-fourth annual session of the i'm
perial council. This great gathering of
Shriners will last from July u TO July
Is. There viii be no end of "doings. Z"
Side trips almost without number are
scheduled, and parades, banquets and
receptions there viii be without limit
The temples of ST. Paul, Minneapolis
Duluth and other cities have laid them
selves out to entertain the thousands
of visitors who will attend: there is no
doubt that their efforts will be produc-
tive of results.
In circular containing the proposed
Itinerary of the special train for FL Ka-
lah temple the following information
is set forth.
Friday, July 10, > o. m.
Leave Grand Junction. via Colorado
Midland railway, Saturday, July
II, at 1905 a. IN. Al about $50 a.
m. the train VIII pass through the cele-
brated He'll Gate. The potentate earn
estly requests that members of the
shrine leave a 8 a. m call with the
porter, in order that they may see
Hell Gate, believing that il will have
3 salutary influence on their conduct
during their stay in ST. PAUL.
Arrive Manitou Saturday. July II, l
p. m.
AT Manitou carriages will be waiting
for trip through the Garden of the
Gods, consuming about one hour and
thirty minutes, landing US at the depot.
Colorado Springs, where the train win
be waiting. Those not wishing to make
this drive may continue on the train to
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Colorado Springs, or take electric cars
from Manitou.
Leave Colorado Springs Saturday,
July IL, 3 p. m.
Arrive Denver $50 p. m.
Observation cars or automobiles will
be in readiness at the depot, under di-
rection of competent guides, for a trip
around Denver.
Leave Denver. L. p. railway, Satur-
day, July II, 1850 p. m.
Arrive Omaha, L. p railway, July
Il, p. m.
Arrangements will probably be made
al Omaha for a sightseeing trip.
Leave Omaha. c. G. w railway, Sun
day, July IL, 10 p. m.
Arrive st. Paul, c. G. W, Monday,
July IS. I a. m.
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The train equipment consists of stand
ard Pullman sleepers, Pullman observa-
ton sleeper. dining car and baggage
car The party viii consist of mem
bers of the Mystic Shrine and their
families, but members may invite their
friends desiring to accompany them
The arrangements committee is COM
posed of +. c. Schramm, j. NJ. Mar
riott and c. II. Fischer. Arrangements
have been made with the Union hotel in
ST. Paul for accommodations.
The following have signified their in
tention to making the trip:
]. Nj. Marriott F. c. Schramm and
5. ID. Evans, representative imperial
council; 5. w. Badcon, Leon Sweet,
wife and child; Frank G. Pinkerton
and wife: B. G. Blackman and wife: j.
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Phalen, at 50l Wilson. The ceremony was
performed by Judge j. A. Howell and
was witnessed by only the relatives and
Few close friends A wedding supper
was served and the young couple left for
the east on a wedding trip.
she IolStol circle was entertained by
IS Beuschell at her home on Cahoon
avenue on Tuesday afternoon.
MISS Alice Gray was hostess at an even
ing affair on Thursday. the inspiration
for the affair being Miss Lillian Suey.
who will leave soon for Boulder uniVeT-
slty- A few hours of music. games and
present were Misses Frances Parker,
Blanche Williams. Azalia Mason. Edith
Gray, Lillian Suey and Nellie Bowman;
Messrs Harold Perkins. Ralph Emerson.
Reinhart Gideon. Ralph Johnson, Bert
Parker and Tom Horn.
An afternoon affair Wednesday was
given by Mrs. H. F. Bigelow at the Reed,
IN honor of her daughter. Mrs. f l. Van
Meter of Chicago. who is here to spend
the summer with her parents. Luncheon
was served in the Reed cafe, the tables
being decorated with roses. Those pres
ent were Mrs. Z. L. Van Meter. Mrs.
Fred j. Kiesel. Mrs. Albert Kiesei. Mrs
Abe Kuhn. Mrs. Arthur Kuhn, Mrs. j.
w. Baker Mrs. G. W. Perkins Mrs. A
p BigeloW, Miss Dorothy Bigelow. Mrs
W. V. Cassidy, Mrs. ID. II. Peery, Mrs
r. A Grant, Mrs. II. L. Bell. Mrs. A.
B. Patton ands Mrs. +. +. TOWne.
Miss Iva Thomas of Evanston and Mr.
Frank Oliver Irish. also OF Evanston. were
married at the home of the brides sister
Mrs. A. V. Mcintosh. The ceremony was
read by Rev. j. z. Carver of the First
Presbyterian church and was Witnessed
by only relatives and few friends. the
guest list being limited to about thirty.
Mrs. Mcintosh was assisted by Mrs. Kirk
and the Misses May Cook and Florence
Flewelling. The bride was formerly Of
this city. but has made her home in Ev-
anstOn for the past few years where she
is county superintendent of schools Mr..
and Mrs Irish will make their home in
Evanston.
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Two Companies Organized.

Articles of incorporation of the Peter
Anderson Tailoring company were filed
with the county clerk yesterday The
company is incorporated with a capital
stock of s2500, divided into $50 shares
The purpose is to do a general tailoring
business. The officers and directors are
President, Peter Anderson; vice president,
Amelia n. Anderson; secretary and treas
urer. Henry A. Anderson.
Another company to Incorporate yester-
day was the Uintah Trout company. or
ganized for the purpose of operating fish
hatcheries at Uintah. This company has
a capital stock of SlO.00O. divided into 81
shares, p II. Borg is the president: W.
r. StOddard. vice president, and j. S.
Durham, secretary treasurer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-28
PAYS FOR BOND.
Hiskey First of 500 Men to Pay in
Full

The first 500 fulI-paid subscription
for Commercial club bonds was re-
ceived by the Utah Savings & Trust
company, trustee, on June 20, the sub
scriber being L. L. Hiskey, $50 East
Second South street. Mr.. Hiskey has
been a resident of Salt Lake City for
the past eighteen years, and Tor more
than eleven years was connected with
the Sanpete Valley Railway company,
until the road was transferred to d. &
r. G. interests. About two months ago
he accepted the agency of one of the
leading American fire insurance COM
panies and entered the fire insurance
field. He has offices in the Mccormick
block and has issued a souvenir post
card in which he has made novel use
of the single L on the mOuntainside
and his initials, double L.
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E. McCarty and wife; W. B. Starr and
wife; .. d. Banks and two others: c.
E. Nichols and wife; A H. HiXon, Will
liam J. Lynch and wife; r. L. Con-
ely. c. o. King and wife; H. NJ. Cush-
ing, ]. 5. Stiles, wife and three chill
dren; F. II. Carr, w. T. jackson, c. H.
Fischer. Fred C. Dern. c. F. Kutnew-
sky. L. H. Harding, R S. Conner. II.
H. CornfOrth. W. Fl. Tawney, DR.. c. F.
PinkertOn. Henry Simon and wife: J.
T. BreckOn, L. A. Mehesey; j. W. May
croft. NJ. B. Whitney. A. z. Lewis. H.
A. Nelson and one other; T. f. Mich
OILS and wife; DR.. H. NJ. Rowe and wife:
Miss Dalrymple, Louis Simon, c. A.
Conner. Arthur Ruben. w H. Arnold.
DR.. ]. Jessup and wife, Boise; James
stephenson. ROise
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Ogden Briefs.

APPRAISERS NAMED.-Henrv Pen
man, Francis Mahoney and Heber Robin
son were yesterday appointed appraiser;
of the estate of the late Samuel David
sou.
MARRIAGE LICENSE.-John Kennedy
and Miss Catherine Bennett of this city
and George E. Hoffman, of Ottumwa.
Iowa, and Miss Carroll Z. HOss of Deer
Lodge, Mont, were issued licenses 10
marry.
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BRIDE WAS ONLY SIXTEEN.
This Is. Why Mother Threatens
County Clerks Office.

1t is possible from yesterdays devel-
opments that there may be trouble in store
for Purt Jones and his bride. who was
Miss Lucy Aldous. On Friday Jones and
Miss AldOus, that was, called at the coun-
ty clerks office and secured a license.
Miss Aldous, that was. gave her age as
Is and took the customary oath. Yester-
day the girls mother called at the clerk s
office. She appeared very angry and lost
no time in telling the attaches of the Of
flee that she would make trouble for all
of them. She asserted that her daughter
was only IS years of age and therefore not
entitled 10 receive a marriage license.
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mrs. wInsIow,s Soothing sxrup.

has been used for YEARS by MILLIONS
Of MOTHERS Tor their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHTNG. with PERFECT
SUCCESS. II SOOTHES the CHILD,
SOFTENS the GUMS. MLAYS ali
best remedy for DTARRHOEA Sold by
Druggists in every part of the world. Be
sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup" and take no other kind
TEED UNDER THE FOOD AND DRUG
ACT. JUNE %. 1906 SERIAL. NUMBER
idoS
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Pullman Porter Arrested.

c. II. Strickland, a Pullman porter. was
arrested yesterday and will be detained
at the city Jail pending an investigation
to determine whether or not Strickland is
clever plckpOCket. as is suspected For
many months railroad officers have been
trying 10 locate the person who has been
systematically rObbing passengers. They
finally determined that Strickland was the
man.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-28
Are You in Doubt Where to Spend
Your Vacation.

The Grand Trunk railway system
double track offers the choice of many
delightful resorts. Special low round
trip fares to many of them. If you
viii advise how much you have to spend
for railroad fare. A publication describ-
ing attractive routes to the sections
you can reach, together with fares, will
be sent you. Geo. w. Vaux. A. G. p.
& T. A 135 Adams street Chicago
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-28
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

652-John p. Olson. Richfield HuIda
Peterson, Toledo, Ohio.
6505-James II. Budd and Eva Danger
field. Salt Lake.
6,5O4-AoEaham Davis and Bertha Davis.
Salt Lake.
6.5O5-Maurice Scarlet and Marie Sinoth.
Salt Lake.
6506-JCnas A. Burton of Mckinney,
Texas. and Kate Ehrman of Bellevue,
Ohio
G.5O7-TheOdOre L. Hurtgren of Denver
and Mrs. Emma Thomas of Leadville.
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charge of assault with deadly weapon
The maximum penalty for this crime is
five years in the state prison.
This is the original charge placed
against Brown last November. at which
time the case 'yas suspended and Brown
released on his own recognizance upon
the promise that he leave the state and
cease bOthering his wife
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Brown to Be Prosecuted.

Charles W. Brown. arrested on Wednes-
DAY last in the act of choking his wife,
will have hearing on Tuesday OIL
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-28
TabernacIe SERVICES Today.

John L. Herrick will be the speaker at
the tabernacle services at O'clock this
afternoon. A special musical program has
been arranged by Professor J. Z. Ballan-
tyne director of the tabernacle choir. The
our1herS are
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MuSIano.

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beS Generals 9ouis Sepal semelSet.
@r mar s5..Subre aft.
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gum ;peiten Dtale Wfutterfreuosn
entsesen. Das SamiliensreiSniB itebt
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Der giabs uon Giuantiin ausniisen
mill.
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orei Stunoen Sausrte, wuros i'm iapas
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gen 1913 5timmen Elm slntras, Der &e'
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wieIen.
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gen. ben Sleinen nod rsdtieitis ShlfI
3u briussn. Darsn usrssblld.
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OermifAtes 8 Snlanb.

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