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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-19
EASY FOR ]. j. ELDREDGE
Harmony Is Supreme at Meeting of
District Chairmen of Third
Municipal Ward.

Harmony was supreme al the meeting
of the district chairmen of the Repub-
!ican party of the Third municipal
ward i'm the sheriff's office last evening.
out of the twenty-One members of the
alleged c.. o. p. in that district seven
teen were present not to mention j.
L. EldredGe, jr., county clerk and
chairman of the county committee. Ell
dredge is eX officiO boss of every or
ganization of Republicans in this neck
of the woods and is the accredited in
strument of the SmOOt gang to keep
everybody in line.
His efforts last evening were far
more successful than al the First wa,
meeting Thursday night. and not one
word of discord came from the lips of
any of those present. Nobody even
tried to ''insurge," and everything was
lovely. Whenever Shoots name was
mentioned all smiled abundantly, and
whenever a question concerning policy
was raised Eldredge settled it, and all
were satisfied.
who will be allowed to vote at the
primaries?" some one asked Eldredge,
All those who will promise to sup
port the Republican ticket, county
state and national, and vote ii
straight" was the frank response OF
the county chairman.
Had Stephen Stanford or George Will
son been there something might have
happened, but all those with insurgent
prOclivities were absent, and the har-
mony was really oppressive.
The district ,hairmen Cor the coming
campaign were appointed Because no.
body knew of any Republicans in the
Thirty-fourth and Thirty-eighth dis
tricts the position of chairman in each
district was left vacant for the time
being, and the ward committee viii
skirmish around and try TO find some
one who votes the G.. o. p. ticket in
those localities by Monday, when Ell
dredge will be notified.
The following district chairmen were
named: Thirtyfirst, T. H. Cartwright
Thirty second. j. Farley White; Thir-
ty-third. G.. a. Davis; Thirty-fOurth
-; Thirty-fif T. A. Callister; Thir
ty-sixth, Walter Westerman; Thirty
seventh, j. r. Gillispie; Thirty-eighth
-; Thirty-ninth. Albert. Davis; For
tieth, Fred J. A. Jacques.
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Stomach CrippIes Find Comfort.
Improper Feeding Offset by Natural
Tonic.

Recent experiments with organic sub
stances have proven that it is a great
mistake TO try and cure constipation
with laxatives or to feed dyspepsia
medicine TO a weakened and disordered
stomach. What is needed is something
that viii renaturize US, something that
vii! put the house IN order, aDd reor-
ganize the entire system. so that the
sluggish stomach becomes active and
vitality concerned in the welfare of the
body This was the gist of a college
professors address before a medical
audience. To this, have added a few
hOmely phrases which may be a trifie
pungent, but explain to the people what
this new PrOsene. the antidOte 10 stom-
ach prostration, really is. 1t is a punch
ing bag for the stomach; it allures the
organ to get busy and generate and
generate and generate. and generate d.
gestive juices which are the fellows
that do the work of digestion. There
is comfort and courage for crippled
stomachs in this wonderful preparation
Go to your druggist or any other drug
store as far as that is concerned, and
tell him you want to try the Prossne
Prescription: One ounce of PrOSene
Compound Tincture of Cinchona, one
ounce; Sherry Wine, half pint. To
be taken teaspoonful before meals
and at bedtime The Cooper Pharma-
cal company of Chicago, who are the
OriginatOrs of PrOsene, arc back or all
these statements, and ere fully respon-
sible.
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ISSUES PRIMARY CALLS
Republican County Central Commit
tee Indicates Delegates Allotted
to Each District.

At the Republican primaries in this
county. which are to be held Monday,
May 4, for the purpose of selecting dele
gates to the state convention which is to
be held on Thursday, May d the chair
man in the various districts will appoint
three suitable Republicans to act as
Judges. and one to take down the names
and addresses of all persons who Vote
The vote, il is announced. will be by bal
lot. The primaries will be open from
clock until O'clOck in the evening. All
persons the call says, who will support
the Republican national. state, judicial
and county tickets are invited provi-
sion which puts the eternal Crimp in
boilers. and which was adopted with the
especial object in view of making the gen
tie CritchIOwers come TO the scratch
The judicial convention. for which dele
gates will also be chosen on May 4. viii
be held in Judge Ritchie's court room at
8 o'clock Saturday. Nav 3. This is the
apportionment for the two conventions.
+ For the state convention districts Nos.
8. Se' g. a. ii. A. 4S. a. IS. l6. IS. 80. s.,
IS. SO. sc. 81. rs. 81 and Y are entitled to
two delegates each.
District No. 81 (old district No. sd, is
entitled to three delegates.
Districts Nos. ., T. 6, 9. 10, II, y. 10, Il.
16. II. IS, %. %. %. &C. q IS. %. 81. IS, 80,
q. 81, 81 50. 50, 81. SO. S. 81. IS, So. 90. 81.
%, g. 50 SO. 49, 81, $. Sc 81, So, Go, 60. 6S g.
and sc are entitled to one delegate each.
For the judicial district convention dis
tTicts Nos. ]. 3. ). Z. g. -, 10, o. y, "a, 30.
81. 81 80. 30, S. 81 40. fl. A.. IS, "A. 10. IS.
to two dele gates each.
Districts Nos. 2. 1. 6, 9. 10. II, u. 13. "A,
16 t. IS p % 25 26 q e. 90, "a. IS. a..
IS. 81. 81. SO. 81. IS, 81 S. 80. 90. 81 SO. 70,
s., IS. IS. 50. 20, Il. 70. a. Is. Is. ~ and 80
are entitled to one delegate zach.
District No. 81 (old district No. 50. is
entitled to three delegates.
Districts Nos. 80 and 81 are consolidated
and are entitled to one delegate.
Districts Nos. "a and IS are consolidated
and are entitled to two delegates.
Districts Nos. IS. "a and 80 are CONSOLE
dated and are entitled to one delegate
Districts Nos. 81 and Sc are consolidated
and are entitled to one delegate.
Districts Nos. 63 and 90 are consolidated
and are entitled to one delegate.
Districts Nos 50. 81 and 80 and CONSOLE
dated and are entitled to two delegates.
Districts Nos. 50 and 90 are consolidated
and are entitled to one delegate.
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held a similar position with the Ely
mining stock exchange.
President Wood Of the Delmas COM
pany would not express an opinion con
corning the merits of the dispute be-
tween DeImas and Watts.
Delnas admits that he struck watts
He is a meddlesome fellow, VINO ma 5
no connection with the company sal"
Delmas Il told him to keep his nose
ont of the company's affairs. He re-
nIied that ne wouldn't. Then | in
formed him that / would put his nose
ont of commission. at least for short
while. But" and the general manager
seemed consumed with regret
missed his nose.
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APPROVAL CERTAIN.
Especial to The Herald.)

washington. D. c.. April 1S.-The
commissioner of the general land office
today notified Senator Borah that he
had recommended to the secretary of
the interior fer approval Idaho sesre-
cation lists covering 81, 000 acres of land
in the south side Twin Falls irrigation
project being conducted under the Ca
rey land act. The recommendation of
the commissioner usually is equivalent
to approval of such lists. and this is ex-
pected win be the case in the Idaho
lists.
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old home in Iowa, and en- route to join
her husband. stopped in Boulder, Colo
She left Boulder for Colorado Springs on
Feb. s. She reached Denver. as investi-
cation afterward showed. but there she
disappeared and no trace has been discov
cred of her or of her baggage since al
though detectives have been working on
the case and a reward is offered for her
body Mrs Adams is g years old, about
5 feet inches in height and weighs 175
pounds Her hair is light and wavy and
she has blue eyes No plausible eXplana-
ton of her disappearance is possible since
her character and her home relations pre-
cIude the possibility of any deliberate
abandonment of her husband Mr. Adams
has returned to his work in british Column
bia but information regarding Mrs. Adams
may be sent to her uncle. A. ID. Long of
Grand Junction Colo.
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RECEIPT OFFERS CLUE.
Efforts to Establish Identity of Man
Killed in Yards.

Efforts are still being made to establish
the identity of the man who was killed
early Friday morning in the Salt Lake
Route yards At O'DOnnelPs undertaking
establishment yesterday a telegram was
received from the postmaster at Bisbee.
AriZ-, stating that the postoffice money
order 1852 had been obtained by Sully K
Grey, Of Tucson. AriZ.. and had been
made payable TO Green Bros-tf San Fran
cisco. The receipt for this money order
was found upon the dead man. Both of
the firms have been asked if they know
anything about the man.
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The J.. u McIaln cdHitdIlhiii.
st. Louis Mo.
Gentlemen: Edith has no trouble at all.
She uses her limbs as if they had never
been paralyZed and that is hard to real
ize when we remember that when we
took her to your Sanitarium five years
ago she had no use of her legs at all, due
to infantile paralysis which followed a
severe attack of brain fever
We recently had her picture taken and
mail you one to show you how well she
is now, but the picture does not convey
an adequate idea and you should see her
run about in order to realize Just how
well she is.
] have referred dozens of afflicted peo-
ple to your place. and hope some of them
have seen you. Yours very truly.
GEORGE w. FUNDERBURK.
What we have done for this child and
hundreds of other crippled and afflicted
people, we can do for you if given the
opportunity.
Write us freely and at once regarding
any case of spinal deformity, crooked
feet, infantile paralysis, crippled or de
formed joints or limbs and we will be
pleased to advise you. Our book, De
fornities and Paralysis" with refer
ences, is Free for the asking. The l.. c
McL.ain Orthopedic Sanitarium, 3l0i
Pine street, st. Louis, Mo
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REWARD is OFFERED FOR
MISSING W0MAN'S BODY

w NJ. Adams, president of the Seventh
Day Adventists' conference of Port Ham
mond, b. c.. spent some days in Salt Lake
this week trying to locate his wife, Mrs
yer on Feb ) of this year and has not
been heard Of since. Mrs. Adams. who
was prominent worker with her hus-
band in church, had been visiting in her
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

T. 3. Moore to Addie MeCollum. lots
%. etc, block !, Rice & Giiders
subdivision - l'o0o
Henry Standish and wife 10 Da-
vid McCleery, lot l, etc, block
s. 5-acre plat c .................... l
David McCIeery and wife TO 5. +. %.
Fallen. lot !. block s. 5-acre plat
a 1f"Su
Sarah B. Whtworth to Frank e
Whitworth part of lot >, block 40, oo
/ Willard Squires Ell al. to Esther
I. Cooper. lot 4, block 2, plat j.. LILO
Moroni Hodgson TO Edward NOVEL;,
lot a. block /. Hazelmere ...--.:- 20
Henry Denhalter ct al to w. j.
Halloran. lot >, block IS. plat A. 500
w J. HauOran to John McSorley.
lot .. block IS. plat ...-...-..-.:. J
George Wright to Ruth j. Wright,
section %. township south range
Ruth !. Wright to Henry w. Tay-
lor. section z. township south.
range ] west ...-..-.--...--.--....-.- SUt
Henry w Taylor and wife to George
NJ. Taylor section 8. township
south range ] east ............--.... 1,lcU
w Fl. Dickson and wife to Jacob
Moritz lot > block 20. plat A.. LOO
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PERHAPS so.

(The Methodist Recorder.)
Mama is that bay rum in the bottle
on your tableY'
Mercy no, dear" she replied. That's
muclage.'
oh said little Johnny, perhaps that's
why can't get my hat off"
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Are You
DefOrn1ed
orCrippled?
Read What Mr.. Funderburk Has to
say About the Cure of His Child.

To those who are directly interested
in crippled or defOrmed children or
youn ..1ults, the following should ap-
neal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-19
BUSINESS
FOR EASTER WEEK
Brisk Trade Is Noted in Spring
Clothing and Season
able Fabrics.

Beautiful spring weather was a ma
teTial aid to the Easter business of Salt
Lake, which made all retail trade brisk
during the week. The volume of bust
ness done in all lines during the week
was we'll up with that of the correspond
ing week a year ago.
In spring clothing and fabrics the trade
approached a stampede. All kinds of
light clothing and dry goods We're in con-
siderable demand. Toward the close of
the week the prices fell off a little in
order that some of these goods might
be disposed of before Easter.
Millinery, of course, was the busiest
department in the downtown stores and
more than the usual number of Easter
bOnnets were sold. The average price for
higher than that of a year ago, so that
in millinery at any rate the amount of
business done exceeded in an appreciate
degree that of a week ago.
Wholesale houses were kept busy du-
ring the week replenishing spring stocks.
When the spring goods were ordered by
the retailers the financial stringency was
at it's worst. The retailers feared a light
trade and for that reason bought small
stocks The trade. which was approx
mately normal, exhausted their stocks,
and hurry calls were made on the job
bers and the manufacturers.
There was great deal of building ma
terial sold during the week to complete
the numerous new buildings and resi-
dences that are in the process of con-
structiOn all over the city. All build
ing material is now selling at from 10
to % per cent less than a year ago, and
for that reason building activity has been
stimulated. Another factor that makes
building cheaper is the fact that it is easy
to get labor.
There was but little trading in local
stocks and bonds during the week.
The market held up well, notwith-
standing the lessened demand. The quo
| 80
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P. |. DeImaS Charged With
Using Violence on Ed
ward ]. Watts.
SEPARATED BY ]. D. WOOD
WATTS ENTERS MEETING AC-
CoMPANIED BY DETECTIVES.

After an alteration over matters re-
lating to the Delmas Copper company,
p. L. Delmas, general manager of the
company. who lives at S75 South Eighth
East street, is alleged to have attacked
Edward j. Watts of S35 Palm avenue,
near the entrance of the Atlas block,
yesterday afternoon. j. d. Wood of
the Wood Livestock company, who is
also president of the Delmas company,
separated the belligerent men, after
Delmas had landed one singing blow
upon Watts head. Watts, smartinG
under the injury. hurried to the police
court, where he swore to complaint
against Delmas. charging the general
manager with battery.
The trouble between Watts and Del
mas began some time ago. Watts was
a director in the company, and claims
that he still holds that office. Delmas
insists that Watts successor upon the
board of directors was selected at a re-
cent meeting.
DelmaS recently went To PallSade,
Nevada. with several mining experts to
examine the copper properties owned
by the company near that place He
returned on Friday, and was yesterday
afternoon to meet the experts in the
office of the company in the Central
block to discuss the result of their OBJ
servations.
Words Led TO Blow.
Watts learned that this meeting was
to be held, and telephOned to MI.
Wood. asking him to be present. MI
Wood had accepted the office OF pres
ident of the company on condition thal
ne be given an option upon block of
the stock. with the understanding that
he was to pay for it after he had made
an investigation into the merits OF the
Delmas properties.
As he was leaving his office, soon
after coming down town from his nome
in response to Watts summons, he met
Delmas and told him of the message he
had received. from Watts. This greatly
angered the general manager
AS DeImas and Wood were walking
from the elevator to the street entrance
Of the Atlas block. Watts came up
Some angry words were eXchdngeu De
! tween the general manager and Watts
| DeImas informed Watts that he had
no right to interfere with the affairs oil
/ the company. as he owned but one
| share of stock and was no longer di-
rector. Watts insisted that he was
4
! still a director DelmaS then STRUCK
/ Watts, it is said.
/ Watts FASTENED to police headquar-
| ters and induced Chief of Police Pitt t.
/ send two detectives with him to the Of
! fee of the Delmas company. He
| reached the office while the meeting OF
/ the officers of the company with the eX
perts was in progress. Delmas objected
/ to Watts presence in the room, but
/ active hostilities were prevented by
! President who'd. Watts was allowed
| to remain.
Swears Out Complaint.
As no attention was paid TO hin
after the first ripple of excitement at
| tending his appearance, ne soon uTeC
of listening to the discussion and with
drew with the detectives.
1t was after he withdrew from the
office of the company that he swore Il
the complaint against General Man
| ager Delmas-
Watts was formerly caller at the sal
| Lake mining stock exchange He als'
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the city gives the tenants a beautiful view
of the valley and the lake In order that
this view may be the better appreciated
there will be an observatory ON the roof
which may be frequented by all Of the
tenants.
The new building is on the west side of
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-19

Plans have been completed by Charles
R. Onderdonk. The architect, for mod
ern flat building at Second North and
Main street for II. ]. Armstrong. The new
building will cost $4,000 IT will be three
stories with a basement. The location of
the flat building on a foothill overlooking
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-19

Try our roast chicken dinners for
Easter Sunday. Heron Cafe, 140 Z.
Second South.
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Job White

Is home from Montana. Phone, Ind.
/ 32e Address. go w. ID South Huber
account registers and duplicating
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Held's band at Liberty park this
afternoon, O'Clock.
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tONl1 DOT 10 30. 4 db last
cured him by a simple
home remedy which any
one can give secretly. /
want everyone who has
dru keun e S s. In their
homes to know of this and
IL they are sincere In their
desire TO cure this disease
and win write 70 me. / will
tell them just what the
remedy Is. My address is
Mrs. Margaret Anderson.
f03 Home Ave-, Hillburn.
n. Y. ] am sincere in this
offer, l have sent this
VQlUahle information To
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Choice garden roses 19c. Monday and
Tuesday, at Vogeler's
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Held's band at Liberty park this
afternoon, 4 O'Clock.
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thousands and will gladly send 1t to you ii you
will but write me to-day. AS have nothing
whatever to sell i want no money.
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We carry the unusual thnngs-thlhgs
out of the ordinary.
GEO. w. EBERT & CO. 81 Main.
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New Wall Paper.

Choice garden roses ice, Monday and
Tuesday, at Vogeler's.
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EXPERT KODAK FINISHING.

Harry Simpler. Commercial Photog-
rapher. Isl South Main.
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AWIFE'S MESSAGE
Cured Her Husband of
Drinking.
Write Her Today and She VIII
GLADLY Tell You Kew She Did II.

Nv husband was q hard drinker for over 20
years and had tried in every way TO stop, but
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Stenographers at Saltair.
Friday, April "a. Held's band.
Held's band at Liberty park this
afternoon, o'clock
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-05-15

| have purchased the Near full booded
registered Cleveland Bay Stallion. Any
one desiring service of same, write or call
on c. w. Elliott, Beach, N. ID. 23-,5
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06
4 CONCERT OF RUSSIAN MUSIC.

The Russian Symphony Society concluded It's hfth
sasson with q concert in Carnegie Han last n15hI
There was music II It's programme d N'o''
INT itz backbone was the fourth symphony oy
-7,s.bs sl,o1ysEyv which has long been Il standard
rl< II, the lists Of older and better organizations
The Caucasian Sketches Of Ippolitow-lVaro"
y,hic, are Of a light and pleasing character ana
have been relied on heretofore 70 brighten oleiis
,r,rarr,rzle served that purpose again The novel
80 were 2 symphonic fragment entitled 'fsyche'
-, rvfr,sk (Which had its pretty moods, and mu-
sira1 picture Spring" by GlazounoW. which would
ba,,e been twice interesting had II been haII as
ro,e- btt which, like the Berceuse by JearneIelt
~ --ereded it, was marked by naturalness and
erac..llness Of expression and lack of the chaT-
actaristIcs which looked for in examples oI
~ Russian school. Miss Sgrist, of MI Hammer
STEMS opera company, SANG d group OF songs ny
ruhinstein TschaiIowsky, DaTSomiZhskI and ttacl-
,,oruou in Russian. Neither the voice nor the
a~t Of the young woman made deep lTnpres-
sion both being deficient in charm
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06
TO PROTEST AGAINST A PROTEST.
Press Agents Combine to Get Ahead of Clever
Brother At Wallack's

The trite observation that some men build
mounds for others 70 play about Is eXemphhed IN
the rush of the press agents TO outwt their brother
at Wauacks Theatre He was clever enough to
get hearing from that honorable body +he Board
of Aldermen on subject of interest TO chorus
girls the practice, namely, of dashIng young chaps
hanging about the stage door.
The mound was built. and straightway the en-
tire press agents Of musical shows combined This
is what they have done: They have summoned all
the chorus girls in the productions at the Casino
the Hippodrome the Academy of Music the Her
aid Square Theatre. the New Circle and elsewhere
to meet in solemn convention.
This section of the chorus maintains that there
are no stage Johnnies". that the publication OF
articles describing the gayety Of young men about
town is a reflection on the whole profession The
convention will be called TO order at next
Sunday at the Casino Theatre. There is runor
that the Shuberts have asked the press agent Of
the merry knight at Walack's TO preside
New-York tribune., 1908-03-06
GEORGE Q. STREET.

George o Street, who died Tuesday at
his home in Great harrington, Mass, VIII be
buried there to-day. He born in New York
City on December 49, 1916. He was a descendant
Of the Rev. Nicholas Street. who co-wOrker
with John Davenport at the settlement of New
Haven
Mr.. Street started in the jewelry business for
himself in 1887 In 1871 he made his first Western
business trip, going from New York to Albany by
steamboat. 10 Rochester by railway. by canal boat
TO Buffalo and then by steamboat through the
chain Of lakes, the st. Clair River and Lake Michi
gan TO Detroit From there he went Chicago
and the mining town Of Galena by stage and to
Cincinnati and Cleveland by stage This trip took
thirty-nine days. travelling quickly connec-
tons could be made
In 1892 Mr.. Street retired from active business
and went to live In the Berkshires. He always
took active part in Sunday school work and
used to tell how. about 1884, chains put
across the streets in New York City near churches
on Sundays 10 prevent vehicles from passing and
disturbing the congregations.