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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-05
LATE LOCALS.

Tday's Clcarings - Tcdny's loca
bank clcarings amounted to SS06,.
3i3.S3, as against S906,5S6.1I for tn,
same day last year.
Thcatcr Going Up--Good progress
Is being made on the Auerbach the.
alter, ms the excavation has beer
completed, and two concrete basement
walls are In.
Food Inspector Bnrl.rupt-Waltei
J. Frazier, city food Inspector, filed q
petition IN bankruptcy yesterday. He
owes on o noto for s30o. which. with
interest amounts to s324. He has
an insurance policy for $1,000; S5c
worth of furniture and u SO suit.
Funeral OF John Rollan--The fun
oral of John Rollan, the unfortunate
youth who was drowned while diving
ut Garfield, will be held from the
Sandy Westinghouse later In the week.
by which time arrangements for burial
will have been perfected.
Bmbidgc's Condition--Drs. Ellcr-
beck, Root and Beer took an X-ray
view of Capt. Burbidge's fractured leg
today and this afternoon they viii
probably set the broken bones and
place the limb in plaster cast. Capt.
Burbidge's condition has improved
of u speedy recovery.
Delinquent Auditors-Two county
auditors are still delinquent in the
matter of returning their reports to
the state board of equalization These
reports ought to have been in hand
the first Monday in July, and the delay
renders the auditors liable TO fine.
Secy. Thomas of the state board says
these delays are becoming worse
every year.
Leaves u. s. Seryics,-P. c. Eard-
ley of the recruiting service in this
city, bought his discharge yesterday,
and today is u free man. He came
originally from Ohio, and has excel
lent letters of recommendation from
officers under whom he has served in
previous seasons of enlistment. Mr..
Eardley will go to Uintah county to
take up $50 acres of land for a home
stead.
Prizes for Butter Fat--The Jensen
Creamery company management has
written Secy. Horace Ensign of the
State Fair association, offering first
prizes of $50, SEQ and SO at the next
state fair, for the Utah raised COW
that will in five days furnish the
most butter fat, with SIS, $40 and IS
as second prizes. The company also
in the two best cans of cream, SIS, $40
and SIS.
Case Against Titus-The case of
the state VS.. Charles H. Titus, the
alleged healer, charged with man
slaughter of his two children by fail
ing to provide them with medical at
tention when they were suffering
from diphtheria, and who died from
the disease, was to have been heard
before Justice Dana It. NTH this
afternoon in argument on demurrer,
but the attorneys for tho defense.
Fowler & johnson, decided to ask
for change of venue to Judge Whit
aker's court.
Spencer Clawson, Jr. Lands---A tele-
gram received this morning by Spen-
Ger Clawson announces tho arrival of
his son, Spencer Clawson, Jr., in New
York. The latter for the past eight
years has been a pupil of tho famous
musician. Theodore Les
chetizlly, in Vienna, Austria. Mr..
Clawson's talent as q pianist will be
by his many Salt Lake
friends, who will hope for an early
to hear him play. after
his instruction under one of the great
est living ptanists. Mr.. Clawson is
expected to arrive home within a
short time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-05
ON THE ANXIOUS SEAT.
Lost List of Petty Offenders on Dichl's
Court Docket.

In Judge Diehl's court this morning.
James Brennon, the man who created
q disturbance on the streets while
drunk yesterday and who abused Of
ticer H. d. Lyon, reluctantly admitted
his guilt and was assessed So
Robert Horne and II. Duffln did not
deny they rode bicycles on tho side
walk and their indiscretion cost them
So each.
There were six plain DRINKS but as
none of them had been there before
all were discharged. Charles Johnson
was most anxious to get away as he
explained he came here with the circus
and did not know until this morning
that the big show had gone.
A bench warrant was issued for tho
arrest of ]. r.. Poulson, a vendor of
fruit who was arrested several days
ago on the charge OF obstructng tho
streets. He was found guilty and fined
SIS but decided to take an appeal. He
was given i've days stay but failed
to appear with his appeal bond, hence
the bench warrant.
The case of Lizzie Voss, the motor
ious colored woman charged with dis
turbing tho peace, was set for Fri
day morning.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-05
SHOWERS LAST NIGHT.
Low Air Pressure Promises to Deliver
Some More Today.

There were few grateful showers last
night, but not enough to lay much dust.
although they did cool the air, and to-
day is moderately cool and agreeable.
The showers over Nevada at time of
IHst report nave floNeu eastMdru 70
trough OF low barcmetric pressure over
the plateau. Another baromeJric disturb
anee is central oyer the lake region
derstorns over portions of the Ohio,
Mississippi and Missouri valleys, lake
region Lennesseei Guli anu Atlante
the air pressure is high. producing fair
weather over large area The temper
cause cause local showers tonight or Thnrs si
day in this locality.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-05
NEW INTERPRETATIONS

The Hines-Kimbcr Grocery & Meat
Co. OF Utah county. fled amendments
20 rs articles or incorporation with
Secretary OF State riugey today. HeI-
aiter the concern viii be known as the
the capital stock Will be 5000. divided
INTO shares OF the par value OF 81 each
klttio A. Hines Is president. ana r.
H. trrsuHon, assistant secretary.
Articles Of Incorporation OF tho Or
uen canyon Auto company were filed
today w. the office OF the secretary OF
state Tho company viii engage In a
general automobile transportation and
passenger business and also conduct
manufacturing and repair shop The
amount or capital stock rs SIS 900 md
me par yaluc ~ the stock is SiO0 per
snare Tho mCorporators arc prominent
junction city business men J n Cor
rev u president, Albert Scowscroft vice
ir,asurer VI s. browning ana d A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-05
WELLMAN PLANNING FOR
ANOTHER ARCTIC TRIP

New York. Aug. 5.--waiter Wellman.
who planned recently about going 10
me, north pole ~ q diriglble balloon,
said last night that he was planning
% make the attempt next year He said
MS airship. the America, built for
polar atmospheric conditions, could eas.
ily travel from New York 10 Buffalo.
Detroit, or even Chicago. II ~. Mr.. Well
man said, the aecond largest airship
ever built, its $4,000 cublc feet being
exceeded only by the Zeppelin
but IN fuol-cOnyeyinK capacity and
radins OF action the America exceeds
the zeppelin" continued Mr.. gollman.
as in tho latter ship a large proper.
IN raising the machine Itself file
total lifting power Of my airship Is 10
800 pounds In this country, where
guido roping Is impracticable and greui-
er variations OF temperature I'm a given
short period must be reckoned with. I
sec no reason why the America shouli
not remain 80 10 ~ hours In tho nir
and mako q voyage OF thousand miles.
carrying 1.-Two tons OF crew. fuel, ETC.,
too unfnYorable." "NN
Mr., Wellman said he expected to brina
tho America 10 this country In the fair
il rs now being put IN order IN Paris
by his chief engineer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-05
PERSONAL.

Miss Alice Wolfgang has returned
from Chicago, after an absence of &c
months. to remain until September.
Asst Cashier L. o. Howard of the
Walker Bros. bank IS on two weeks
vacation ut the Flat Rock club In
Idaho.
]. II. Edserly. general manager of
the Chicago-Utah Copper Mining
company at Morgan City. is at the
Cullen. He reports a gratifying state
of things at his properties, with large
bodies of copper ore in sight.
Miss Ella Nelson of the attorney
generals office, has gone to Morgan
county for two weeks. TO catch fish.
and imbibe enough ozone from the
mountain atmosphere TO last until next
summer
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-05
AIR TORPEDO.
Manufactured by krupp But Particu-
lars of Weapon Secret.

quent denlais The Krupp worksS have
apparently. acquired tho rights 10 the
air torpedo invented by Col. Unge OF
the swedish government lis free 10 use
tho devices The particulars OF The
weapon are secret, but IT Is understo cod
the invention after prolonged tests. SO
II Is assumed that the projectile a.
roaliy enectiye, Report says II can be-
also against fortincations, three caliboi q
being used, one for n sea nghting, a
second for ordinary land hghting ana II
third for mountain work
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-05
BOOSTER TRIP TO LOGAN.

The Manufacturers and Merchants
association has In mind a booster trip
to Logan on Labor Day An invitation
for the association to come to Logan
has been received and Mr.. Paddock has
accepted as the associations secre-
tary, The business men making the
trip will be met at Logan with car
riages, taken to Logan canyon for
drive with the compliments OF the Agrt-
cultural college. given a luncheon at the
Agricultural college, and afterwards
returned for get acquainted" meet
ing at the Logan opera house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-05
YEsTERDAY,s RECORD.
DRUNK IN GARBAGE WAGON.

Officers Knst, Moore, and Howell left
police headquarters at a late hour this
afternoon on a report that n drunken
man was lying In garbage wagon at
Fourth South and State streets. They
found the man I'm among the garbage,
oil right, and he was so drunk that
when taken from the wagon his mouth
was full OF fies, He was taken to the
station and placed In the drunk
house" 10 sober mp. and win receive
hearing tomorrow morning. Tho
mans name was given as Louis Can
non. aged 81. and his occupation was
given as a farmer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-05
0KLAH0MAN HERE.
d. H. Middleton, Banker of Muslsogce,
Visiting salt Lake.

D. II, Middleton. a prominent banker
of Muskogee, okla, is at the Kenyon.
on pleasure trip west. Mr. Middleton
Is accompanied by his wife and sons
Audrey and Wainwright, and his niece.
Miss Gladys Holloway. The party is
stopping oyer for day or two before
continuing the Journey on to San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles. after visiting
which the homeward trip win be made
via the southern route. This is my
first visit to Salt Lake" said Mr. Mid
dleton today, "anG / must say that |
am very fayorably impressed with your
city. II has the true western snap ana
get up about II, and looks like a Conner
10 mo- Mr.. Middleton said Oklahoma
had grown remarkably since her adj
mission ms state, and that business
conditions wero satisfactory 1.-The
banks are fun OF money" said he. and
there is no panic or panlcky conditiofs
with Ne. ono Item OF public interest
down there is the question of prohibit
ton. oklahoma is state dispensary'
state, and this systom has proven so
unsatisfactory that tho people are going
10 vote on local option question this
ran. The state has lost money on
liquor and tho problem has been Wild
cned. rather than solved
MI Middleton was formerly engaged
M tho stock business IN the new state.
and reports all classes of business -four
ishlng IN that section.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Bessie V, Koppele =, c..
FIFTH SirHiiaH VIII lots / ana :, G bionel A.
Joseph +. Taylor 10 I1.iiyy;sa,-:a ,Y,.,,,"
tons Ct a. lots 8. etS GO ~ M Ash
East Park 900. ~, p'oek :,
lot :, block GS, Plat s O'arSe nut
LINES y. Clay to Georg S''i;;::,;,.;.
en- lot 49, block IS, io-aacroo 'l ~,
W,estminster Investment ,c; o,,,,,,..,.....
Clock aps / WWosiHm9iEnd lots 2 i and g.
Charlotte o. II. Pvner 8ntS A.. q.
w MiSosodbhury' part lot 4 BLOCK +
Albert Birc;hi, to s it;'',,;,;.,i..;..'.....
section Il, township . south, I MN n
-; ;; Woodbury. to Edwari' go.
-, perlain, part lot Z, block N nam-
Hronway Parry to John 4 [tpiiiHt
I 11b gt q sri lots ID, etc, MIX "!
D. w; Sowcr to Louise Nfct;o;,.. =:
" etc, block l, FIRST Burllnr} lot
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-05
EASTMAN & co. SUSPEND,

New York, Aug. 5,-The suspension OF
the firm of Eastman g. Co. stock brok.
ers. was announced on the floor OF the
Consolidated Stock eoxhange today
Robert p, Eastman, head OF the arm
was arrested In Chicago last night Az,
er a. a. Knowles. president OF Inc
Merohhnts' National bank OF New York
had gone 10 Chicago with evidenco
against Eastman.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-05
RAILROAD NEWS.

Edwin Gould, brother of George
Gould. was in the city yesterday.
While Edwin is a director In nearly
all of the Gould roads, he was anxious
20 have II understood that his trip
west ia simply one OF pleasure and Of
personal inspection of the lines under
the control Of his family Mr. and
Mrs Could and Mrs Carter and Frank
Gould were taken around the CITY bv
Mr.. and Mrs, A II Cowie and s. Y.
Derrah. After seeing points OF inter
est about the town and attending an
organ recital. tho visitors car pixie
was attached 10 Short Line Yellow
stone train The travellers viii go
east over from the north.
II railroad rumors now prevalent
are correct. the town Of Wlnnemucca
IN Humboldt county is destined to be-
come the greatest railroad center IN
Nevada, and win some day be "A CITY
or many thousand inhabitants. says a
paper OF that town. At the present
Tine the Southern Pacific runs
through Winnemucca ana the West
ern Pacific limo is being built through
the town \ survey is also being made
for the Golden Gate route. which win
extend from Boise to Winnemucca. to
connect with tho Gould line az that
point ana now rumor has II that the
Rock Island line Is 20 build through
nevada, making Wlnnomucca "a ter
lnlnal point TO Portland, or II this
Is true. there viii be four big roads
running into the town Of Winnemucra
II " stated definitely that tho line
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-05
VALUABLE TOOLS STOLEN

G ~, Kendall OF 81 south First West
street reported 10 the police this morn
ing that some time last night thief
entered his place and stole a large
number Of carpenter tools. Mr.. Kendall
had complete set OF tools when no re-
tired last night but this morning found
they had been stolen Tho property rs
valued az over 5000 The police have a
description Of the tools ana arc lrylng
to locate them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-05

connecting Boise and other points In
the north with the Western Pacific
viii be built into Winnemucca and, ac-
cording To the latest rumor, the work
on the extension of the Rock Island
toward Portland. Or, has already been
started
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-05

Tho Las Vegas q Tonopah and
the Tonopah & Tidewater railroads
have made an arrangement. which
Is now in effect. whereby passengers
to and from Touopah make close con
noction AT Goldheld The north
bound train leaving Rhyolte at 3:05
p m. lands passengers In Tonopah at
E05. and returning the train leaves
Tonopah al 10 a. m, arriving at Rhyo-
lite at 12:47.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-05

Though 1t has been reaching Ely
City slowly, the large equipment of
heavy machinery which will ultimate
ly be assembled in the present shops
Of the Nevada Northern in Ely CITY
and in the larger shops for which
plans have been drawn there. is
gradually reaching the hands of Mas
ter Mechanic Deckelman and being
put in operation
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-05
EXCURSION NORTH.

August sth, Via Oregon Short Line.
Greatly reduced rates 10 northern Utah
ana idaho points, Long limits. See
agents
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-05
NEW CATALOGUE OF
CHURCH WORKS.

JuHt issued Send 10 Deaeret Maud
BOOK store. Salt Lake City, Utah. for
free copy. Special terms TO dealers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-05
WEATHER REPORT

United States department of agricul-
ture, weather bureau. meteorological re-
port.
record at the local office United
States weather bureau, !ur "A hours
ending at 6 a. M. tcd1y;
Temperature Mt a. M. 5S. maximum,
%; mirimrm. 6S, mear, 50, which IS
2 degrees above norman.
Total excess of temper Lture since the
first of the month 1 degrees Acrumu-
lated ecess deficiency since Jan l. LSs
inch.
Relative humidity at a m, 60 per
cent.
Following are tho temperatures:
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cents. q"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-05
The Dainty
Drink That
Refreshes,

Satisfies and Invigora,es,
served promptly at our foun-
tain. Fancy Sundaes, Fancy
Mixed Drinks, Ice Cream
Sodas and Plain Sodas Par
hcuIar attention given to
cleanliness.
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Prescription IISgaaN$rAg{XAl
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Continues kf51Te5fAN %4z|j
To Grow. N%yAtg ESMW/
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FUNERAL Nnr,rn,

Funeral services over TIA
EvelSn Ianncr who died NJ eInalns o
Nyor aug. O. 1905 in har ranger
year VIII be held from Tho 'lT%teenti
ntS VI" ~, innssetlnghouso today Avn
at s., ID, Evans nortuarV Chs nr viewel
to o'clock. Intcrmeni In eHEStnel from
terry. III Cliy oemo
~ Th ie funeral services over tho ror,.,
OF inc late Charles L. owen reEaln,
years, viii ho held Thurs1avu qGed Il
from the funeral chapel OF Io,e ~ p %.
lam taylor u south WSSSt 'PR wa.
street. FRIENDS are invited 10 gSpple
torment in city cemoter,. "'tehd In.
The funeral services ovGr ~.
Of the late Mary Hansen, Wiz, ~ remains
tiulSen, aged 30 Years vim - Harry
Thprsday at y. IN. from Tho :. 1s,1
issiueacu' ri hlhilon avenue. FrripJaully
invited to attend, lntetinent nus 40
Il. L, Evans. Florist. &c s Maj, :
FtoraI designs speciality. pbora" n.y., ~,
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one light bay horse, ono car griiN w
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-05

oral of John Rollan, the unfortunate
youth who was drowned while diving
at Garfield, will be held from the
Sandy Westinghouse later In the week.
by which time arrangements for burial
viii have heen ncrfected
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-05
Bmbidgc's Ccndition-Drs. /

book, Root and Beer took an x-ra
view of Capt. Burhidge's fractured lie
today and this afternoon they wi
probably set the broken bones an
place the limb in a plaster cast. Cap
ISurbidges condition has improve
some, and the physicians are In hope
of u speedy recovery.
The Globe-republican., 1908-10-29

Reduced down to its final analysis,
this new Organism Is the most danger
ous faIlacy that he has yet advocated
His main argument is that the suite
and the national government exact OF
bankers security for public funds. and
therefore that the ordinary depOsitor
should be likewise secured. The plain
answer is, an indlvidual depOsltor has
the same right Us the government to
require security for his deposits. but
neither the government nor the deposit
or has any right to require one bank
TO guarantee deposit In another
bank. Oscar s. Straus. Secretary De-
partnent OF Commerce and Labor.
The Globe-republican., 1908-10-29
Bryan's Denunciation of Hughes.

About this time In presidential CON
test partisan speakers run emptyings.
As a melancholy instance OF this behold
Mr.. Bryan denouncing Gov Hughes as
the hacker OF trusts No man in Amer
lean life is more clearly entitled to
credit rs the defender Of the rights OF
the people than the governor OF the
Empire state. He is Il rcformer who
has achieved results without talking
everybody to death. II may he added
that the voter who wants to get Mt the
real fact In the closing weeks OF such A
contest as Is now IN progress, when
each side Ia busy mlsrepresenting the
other, must dig them ont for himself
AMI very often, too the aforesaid voter
is too mad to do it!-Sprlngfield Re.
publican.
The Globe-republican., 1908-10-29
II Bryan Should BE Elected.

(From the Philadelphia Ledger, Ind. }
Two letters have been received from
readers who touch on the intensely
practical aspects of the campaign. A
business man wishes to know what, in
I'LL human probability, would become Of
business and Of our wOnted and desired
prosperity If, perchance Bryan and Il
Bryan administration should be chosen
and blunt, intelligent workingman,
whose letter is too long for publication,
says that there is a "lot of blather" In
politics, and he would like to know
what the ordinary skilled workman is
to get" If Bryan is elected and what
Taft has to offer"
Those two inquiries embody a large
part of the pertinent question for the
mass of the nation, and the gist of the
answer may be given in few words:
Ii Taft be elected there will be rest, re-
cuperatiOn, confidence and prosperity;
Ii Bryan be elected there will be acute
danger of unrest, lack Of confidence
and uncertainty at least for long time,
and the probability of prolongatlon
of resuscitation Of that stagnation from
which the country is now by slow, la
bored and painful effort beginning to
recover.
The country is just beginning to re.
cover from the industrial paralysis.
The crops are passing fair; the people
Of the nation are rich our institutions
are all sound; every known factor and
influence concerned in the re-
turn Of immediate, Astounding, astound-
ing activity and prosperity Is present
save only-conplete restoration Of con-
fidence. The only known or conceivable
influence which acts to retard manufac-
turing and general industrial operations
and the full employment Of all work
ers at this time Is the lingering politi-
cal unrest and the knowledge thst a
presidential campaign must he held be-
fore the atmosphere is finally cleared,
so that "cowardly capital" will trust Its
head forth again from Its safe deposit |
.avea
The Globe-republican., 1908-10-29
Injunction. Restrain Capital

II am against those guerillas who
would destroy this most vital writ of
conscience. The court OF equity Is the
keeper Of the peoples conscience and
the writ Of injunction is Its most valu-
able power. 1t prevents the digging
Of ditch that will damage adjacent
property; compels railroads to furnish
cars 1t stays the hands of lawless
corporations from committing acts,
which once done would work an injury
that could not be amended. Under the
plan OF the opposition you take the
bride of for lawless wealth and bid 1t
run wild. Scores more Of injunctions
have been issued against capital than
against labor. Name me one and | will
name you at least 100 against capital"
senator Albert ]. Beverage.