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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-15

his cars
JUDGE GOWANS of the juvenile court
decided Yesterday that Mrs. Alice John-
son of 16S North Third West street was
not a proper custodian of all or her emil
dren. and decided to allow her the Gus
tody of the youngest only FIVE OF
the children ranging from to III years
of ace were distributed between the
Detention home. the State Street or
phanage and Mrs. 8rydson of 500 Nc
Leonard avenue.
LOUIS PENS. a Commercial street bar
tender. who was charged with bending
a beer glass over the head OF an OBJ
noxious customer in the Red onion sa-
loon, was fined SIS in Judge Dlehl
court yesterday. He Will appeal the
case.
HARRY WILSON. charged with i'm
proper relations, waived preliminary
hearing before Justice Smith ana MS
bond was fixed at sl.Do.
/ G. DEAN. the Chinese interpreter. has
returned from Helena Mont, where ne
went to attend the deportation proceed
ings against Foo Duck Missoula Chi
nese-
WILLIAM HUGHES of the department
Of Justice Is a guest of District Attor-
new Hiram z. Booth Mr.. Hughes is
in the city on offlclai pusihees'
FRANK WHITE, the soldier charged
with improper relations, was YESTERDAY
sentenced to six months in the county
Jail by Judge Lundberg.
Keep Cool
Bv ordering our Ice Creams, Sherbets
or lees.
Delivered anywhere in the city
Both phones. 1919.
CRESCENT CREAMERY CO.,
2O9-2l1 So. West Temple ST
Welsh People at saitair.
The Cambrians will be out In fuii Iorce
at Saltair Thursday
Retail Merchants day at Lagoon
Wednesday. July 10. Hourly trains
after l p. M
nUrSJ Ey-S 1olnc MTTSIC SALE be-
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Bathing is at its best; battle now,
and you'll keep on bathing at Saltair
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The Best
NxHvleGs Ds,'o'e..
u a
NaNotNsExNxN0s

hold their position in the esti-
nation of thousands of house
wives as the most natural fruit
davors.
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Kodak Finishing.
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.. 142 Main.
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Cambrian Day at Saltair.

Everybody will be at Saltair Thurs
day-beautiful music.
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"reminiscences of Wales.

Hear Held's band play Welsh airs.
Saltair, Thursday, Cambrian day.
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For that tired feeiing-a Lagoon aft
ernoon.
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Platform Pledge.

1.-THE platform recently adopted by me
national convention of our party at Den
YER contains the following pledge
We pledge the DEMOCRATIC party "
tho Enactment of a law prohibiting any
corporation from contributing TO cam
paisn fund and any individual from con
tributIng any amount above a reason
able amount. and providing for the pun
LEGATION before election OF an coi,'iiou
lions above a reasonable minimum
Mr.. Kern and l are in hearty sympa
nv with this pledge. and are gratified al
its adoption with its fufillment new
era in American politics VIII besih, IN, n1io 81
tions will then be regarded as puphc al
fairs and the Influences which cohuo
them. instead OF being secret, VIII oe
known TO the voters.
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The Conditions Elsewhere.

"In Seattle piece OF property on a cor
ner which is recognized as the center OF
the city was sold at the rate of $500 a
front foot. Ground two or three blocks
away from the chief business streets is
bringing S2O0O and 81 800 That price has
been paid there for what is known as
apartment house sites.
In Salt Lake 5000 a font foot was
asked for lower Main street corner.
But ground at Second South and Main
street could not be bought at that price.
] do not know what II could be bought
for. or whether IL could be bought at all.
But the price asked for the property at
Third South and Main streets indicates
that business property I'm Salt Lake Is
held higher in proportion TO population
than similar property in Seattle
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For that tired feeling-a Lagoon aft
ernOon.
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Join Your Friends
and eat YOUR lunch at that cool place,
THE ROYAL CAFE.
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Publicity a Duty.

Mr.. Bryan then commented as follows:
1--WE have felt that this is the proper
tip,a IN make this announcement. Al the
Republican convention a plank In favor
Of publicity was turned down py very
large vote. The indignation that has oeeh
EXPRESSED over the action OF the conVeh-
tjon has been felt by the Repupllcan
leaders. and they are now attempting 10
avoid all the censure that has been ran
ing upon them by announcing that tneLr
treasurer, New York man, would pun
Iish the contributions after the election
Won will notice that the point MADE IN
our plank Is that the contributions shai.
he published before the election. IL Is nor
sufficient to learn after the election oI
the influences that have purchased tne
election. The public ought TO know pelore
10 procure the success of "a party ana
our platform makes that distinction anu
we ask that this committee At this time
declare itself in harmony with the plank
and that this comm ttee so interpret this
plank that the public cannot fail TO see
the difference between our position and
their position.
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After a careful study OF real estate
values in Seattle and Portland. Frank f.
McGurrin president of the Salt Lake
Security x Trust company, who returned
from the Pacific coast yesterday, declares
that there are many property owners IN
Salt Lake who do not realize the actual
value OF their holdings
Mr.. McGurrin left Salt Lake a short
time ago on his twenty-secOnd annual
honeymoon trip. but while away could not
resist the opportunity 10 make inquiry
concerning real estate prices in the cities
he visited
After gathering all the information
possible concerning the prices paid Tor
real estate in Seattle. Portland and other
cities" said Mr.. McGurrin, Il came TO the
conclusion that while owners OF Salt Lake
property in the heart OF the business dis
trict know the value of their real estate,
the owners OF ground a short distance
away from the principal business streets
are asking for their property from p 10
40 per cent less than would be demanded
in Seattle o, Portland for ground similarly
cffuafad IN hose cities
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Keep Cool
Welsh People at Saitair.

The Cambrians will be out In nun Ioree
at Saltair Thursday.
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Salt Lake GIee Club.
welsh People at SaItair

First appearance AT Saltair, Cam
brian day. Thursday
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Retail Merchants day at Lagoon.
Wednesday. July Is. Hourly trains
after / p. m.
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EXPERT KODAK FINISHING.
Harry Simpler. Commercial Photog-
rapher. Isl South Main
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The Cambrians will be out in full force
at Saltair Thursday
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Bathing is superb at saltair.
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LOCAL BRIEFS

THE SALT LAKE symphony orchestra
members are requested. to meet AT tne
Salt Lake theatre at O'CLOCK touay
when an informal farewell VIII De heic
musician, who is about 10 leave FOL
Boston. -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-15

II. II. CLARK. who is i'm the virgin OH
district, has written the governor teiiing
of the prospects of that section IN most oso
glowing terms. He states tnat soo'vVo
yelopment. and that he would like to
send a sample of the various formations
To the state school of mines should tney
be desired.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-15
SAYS PROPERTY
IS BELOW VALUE
Frank McGurrin Believes That
Owners Out of City'S Center
Do Not Realize Worth.
COMPARED WITH SEATTLE
OBSERVATIONS ON REAL ESTATE
CONDITIONS GENERALLY.


y Frank +. MeGurrin. president OF y
\ the Salt Lake Security < Trust com y
= pany, says that property on the
\ dye Of Salt Lakes business district =
y = being sold from 3 TO ~ per cent =
\ below its actual value. He bases this y
\ conclusion upon his study OF real =
= estate values in Seattle. Portland y
= and other Pacific coast cities.
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For that tired feeling-a Lagoon aft
ernoon.
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Corporations Barred.

I'VE say that no contribution shall be
accepted from any corporation; corpo-
ration is not created for political pur-
poses: il has no right to contribute TO
campaign funds and want this part of the
plank distinct We want a limit placer
upon contributions, tnat no contrlDutlol
nav be received by any individual so
large as to indicate that individuals IN
terest of a personal character in the re-
suit of the election and We want all con-
tributions above a reasonable MINIMUM,
made public in order that the public may
Judge what influences are at work and
Thus be better able to decide on which side
those interested only in good government
should cast their voas ana, we nave
suggested a minimum of 500 because pep
pie can contribute that amount without
suspicion, and those contributing smau
amounts may be so situated that the pup
Ncation of their contribution would en-
harrass them. for instance, an employee Of
a corporation might earnestly desire 10
assist In this campaign. and II his con-
tribu.ion was published, II might subject
him to punishment at the hands OF tne
corporation and the arguments that nave
Justified the secret ballot justify secrecy
in regard to the contributions so smali
that they cannot be supposed TO represent
an interest that attempted TO purchase
No Desire to Conceal.
I'VE have simply suggested $4,000 as a
maximum and 500 as minimum; we
have suggested the 18th of October as the
5a,a ,non which all contributions up to
that time must be published, and that we
cannot be accused of desiring 10 conceal
ANYTHING we suggest that where contri-
hutions are made after the 10TH OF Octo-
her they be made known ON the Date
made and that they might not accuse us
Of receiving contributions on the last DAY.
100 late for publication, we suggest thal
no contribution above slOo shaii De re-
ceiyed within three days or the eiec-
ton. We have tried TO cover every point
We want to make an honest cahPaiSi
we want the public 10 understand tha'
| il is an honest campaign. ana We wan. ~, -
/ a,naaI 10 the honest sentiment or the
co,lntry-that sentiment that 1 oeieVe ue'
mands the return of the government &c
the hands of the people
Promptly Carried.
Mr.. Bryan's suggestion was prompt,
adopted amidst applause. as was anotne
one providing for the publication OF
/ complete list of campaign expenditure
within thirty DAYS after the election TIT
/ resolution providing for the appointment
| of the subcommittee was oIiered Dy Hal
| Of Nebraska and was as follows;
IT move that a committee of eleven. o
| .,hich the chairman of this COMMITTEES
shall be a member. appointed by the chai
/ 10 confer with the candidates Tor presi-
/ dent and vice president and 10 select TN
permanent officers OF this committee, an
! H., the chairman SO selected be author
| ized 10 appoint such committees as ma,
he necessary for the management OF IN
Campaign, sucn committees snail nave iui
power TO act =, me-. g.,
Adjournment of the full committee Ioi
lowed and all took luncheon as the guest
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-15

WILLIAM HUGHES of the department
of Justice is IA guest of District Attor-
new Hiram f. Booth. Mr.. Hughes IS
in the city on official business.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-15

L. G.. DEAN, the Chinese interpreter. has
returned from Helena. Mont, where ne
went 10 attend the deportation proceed
iugs against Foo Duck. Missoula Chi
neSe.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-15

FRANK WHITE the soldier charged
with improper relations, was YESTERDAY
sentenced TO six months in the county
jaii by Judge Lundberg.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-15

HARRY WILSON. charged with i'm
proper relations waived preliminary
hearing before Justice Smith and his
bond was fixed at Sl.O00.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-02-28

who were with him state that he
acted as aperfect gentleman. This
same statement was made during
the trial at Clio by those who
came in contact with him while he
was doing business in that town.
1t is said that the sentiment of
the people who heard the trial that
thecrowd was with Cohen. One man
said that all of them wanted him
to be free and another one who at
tended the trial declared that he
didn't believe there could have
been found twelve men iii the
court room who would not have
liberated tho young prisoner.
But this is not all. 1t IS stated
that Cohen at the time he was ar
rested had several picture frames
here, and that after his arrest
it is alleged Finch came here, got
the picture frames and sold and de-
livcred them. 1t is saidthat the city
will now havca case against him.
He paid no license and it was stated
yesterday that the city might have
him prosecuted.
The company is represented by
Mcssrs Livingston and Townsend
and Cohen by j w LcGrand.
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Cohen Case to Higher Court.

The case of N b Cohen charged
with breach of trust with fraudu-
lent intent, came up before Magis-
trate Calhoun last Friday at Clio.
After an extended hearing and
some legal battles, Cohen was sent
up to the circuit court and his bond
fixed at $500, in default of which
he was rcmandcd to Jail to await
trial at the approaching term of
the court.
The style Of the case was Paul
Finch, agent VS. n b Cohen charged
with breach Of trust with fraudu-
lent intent. Finch alleged he was
district manager Of the Chicago
Crayon Company and that Cohen
had been employed by the compa-
ny. He alleged further that Co.
hen was in last December assigned
the territory comprising Chcraw,
Clio, Marion and Bcnncttsvillc to
work and deliver the company's
goods. That some time in Dcccm-
Der Cohen wrote Il letter TIC the
company stating that he had lost
some money which he was unable
to pay but that he was trying to
make arrangements tohavc it paid.
Two more letters wcrc introduced
and placed in evidence from Co
hen. The last was written to
Finch not to have him prosecuted
as he was trying to raise the
money. Finch alleged that on last
December when he became aware
Of the loss Of the money he wrote
Cohen to meet him in Florence.
That he went there at the appoint
ed time but that he did find Cohen.
That he went on to Marion and
found him there. He alleged that
Cohen never mentioned having
l)st any money until he inquired
about it and then he said that he
had lost some.
Several witnesses were put up
from Clio to show that Cohen had
"blowcd" his moncy but this failed.
1t was shown that his expenses
e made for the company's bus
mess and nothing was shown whore
he had spent any money foolishly.
II woo "'lo~oI thot OF nrothn,
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one ol IicSc Is ,icccpUu,t m,. .on
tract will be let and the work be-
gun.
The company is chartered and
capitalized at $50, 900. While most
Of the stock has been taken it is
desired to have rs many people as
possible take stock in the com
pany and any one desiring to sub
scribe will find the treasurer Mr..
w 5 MowrN at the Union Savings
bank. This promises to be the best
hotel in this part Of the two Caro-
linas and will no doubt enjoy a
large patronage.
The hotel will be called the
Mccall.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-02-28
Real Estate Changes
HEBRON TOWNSuIr

HEBRON TOWNSHIP
Mrs Kate l. Wcathcrford &c
Lucicn - Odom | acre 5000.
RIP IIamcr .Jr to j 3 Egcrton.
II acres $500.
Lewis Chavis to Emily SraiT,
BOZ acres, Sl713.
jamie f Salmon to Angus Ora
ham lG9 acres $4,000.
j \ Drake (clcrk) to 4 j Jones
297 acres, $G720.
Phillip G Emanuel to John n
Evans $40 acres, $1,000.
John G Usher to Charles s
Evans 81 and % square yards
$4,000.
James II Whitaker to to W d
jenkins ll74 acres, $4,000.
Kate l. Wcathcriord to Lucicn
- Odom, BOZ acres, 1920.
VIM ID Parish to Il NJ IIinson.
l2l IA acres $4,000.
W - Jenkins to A l. Jenkins.
llla acres $3.50.
} A Drake, clerk, to Luther G
Stanton SO acres. $500.
II M%claurin Jr too A Nc
Kcthian, JF Aimed and NJ c
Mcdonald, 10 acres, $500.
RIB Monroe to e w Smith,
900 acres $4O0.
A G Mowry to II II Covington,
interest in 275 acres, IS.
ID Eastcrling to A l. Easter
ling, l16 acres, $4,000.
EW Smith to John M Hamcr,
80 acres, $500.
Daniel L Mcdaniel to Walter T
Jones, II acres, $3.50.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-02-28
THE HOTEL"
New Hosiery Which Will be Built
Work will Commence Soon.

That Bcnncttsvillc will have a
new hotel is now an assured fact.
At Il recent meeting of the stock
holders the following were elected
to serve on the board of directors:
II II Newton, w S Mowry, G. b
Grassland, j f Jones and II T. Nc
Call. n ii Newton is the prcsi-
dent, and w S Mowry the sccrc-
taro and treasurer. Most of the
subscription has been taken.
The company intends to put up
a fifty room hotel, thc best Of its
kind in the state. There will be
steam heat, electric lights, sewer
age and watcrworks, and all the
modern convcnicnces and improve
mcnts. Tho hotel will stand on the
lot al ;o;n;n~ tho Office Of Newton
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-02-28

Having filed in the Probate
Judges Office of Marlboro county
my final return as guardian Of ST
las NJ Spears, II b Spears, w l.
Spears, Il Spears, Tilla Spears,
Alton Spears and Forest Spears
notice is hereby given that | will
apply to said court on the Bird day
Of March 1908 for letters dismis-
sary rs such guardian.
William Spears,
80 p. Guardian.
Feb. Bird 1908.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-02-28

DIR CS Evans to Lewis A IIa-
mer, 81 acres, $4,000.
Pocahuntas Roper to II Il Nc
Duilie, 35 acres, $1,000.
w S Mowry to A j Mathcson,
1921 acres, s25l2O.
HW Carroll to w b Sanders,
lot, $3.50.
WP Breeder Jr to j O Brce-
den, 5 acres, $1,000.
Mary Ann Quick to jeff d
Edcns, 81 acres, 500.
Joseph Mcdaniel to jamie Nc
Daniel Jones, 1 acre, ST and love
and affection.
ID ID McColl to Dolly johnson,
50 acres, $500.
RED BLUFF
j j Lane to Jno f. Willis, 9O
acres, $1,000.
Ellie + McLucas to j Luther
McLaurin, acres S32IO.
A G Driggcrs to b Il Roper, &C
acres $1,000.
&c Dunbar Jr and Lucy Ellen
Dunbar to Ellen Slackhousc, 81
acres 81.
James F Willis to j G Willis,
% rs acres, 1929.
5 Driggcrs to trustees OF
Clio graded school, ! acre, S23.
DC Wrightto James III Wright,
lbs acres, $4,000.
w II Dunbar to Chus Dunbar,
PIP acres, $4,000.
Polly Ann Mcckins to Ellen
Stackhousc, 81 acres $4,000.
Mary Woodlcy David to Ella
McEachcrn, Ia acre, $50.
Tildcn Lee to f. Stcrnbcrgel
Co, 40 acres, $500.
Nj A Tatum to Mary Woodlcy
David Ia acre, S25.
Joel p Mcintyre to Peter Caulk,
IS acres, $1,000.
Neil l. McDaurin to Margaret
McLaurin III acres, S1lO0.
John w IIamcr to VIM Wal
lace and others trustees, i acres,
$75.
ellie Jane McLaurin to Hugh
McLaurin, Is acres, 81, love and
affection.
Mary Emma IIarrall to Eli b
--r~~ $4,000
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lot, S25.
Richard Gibson to Lewis il
Candy, 144 acres, S6G2-5O.
CS Evans to N l. Gibson. so
acres, $500.
E Stcrnbcrgcr to Richard G
Gibson, so acres, S9I25.
CS Evans to Thomas Nj Afford,
l3 acres, $4,000.
n G McLaurin to Margaret Nc
Inurin, 81 acres, 81, love and af-
lection.
I'D McImmin to n G McLau-
rim, 81.
Bessie Mills to James A Stan
ton. onc-cightccnth interest in 90
acres, $3.50.
Margaret Crosland and others,
interest in 90 acres, $3.50.
Eli b Canning to j a Stanton,
1873! acres, Sl333O.
Joseph Woodlcy to Jane Camp
bell, IA acre, SIT.
Henry Gibson to T. Stcrnbcrgcr,
10 acres, 800.
Nice Mcleod and b F Mcleod
to CA Mcleod, 100 acres, 1920.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-02-28

If YOU have catarrh, rid your
self of this rcpulsivc disease. Ask
DR.. Shoop Of Racine, Wis, to mail
you free. a trial box of his DR..
Shops Catarrh Remedy. A sim
pie, single test, will surely tell you
Il catarrh truth well worth your
knowing. Write to-day. Don't
suffer longer. j. II. Douglas.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1908-02-28
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