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The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
Monday. June D.
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"ThE SWAN WHO STOLE THE EARTH

pany me into the hotel for just min.
ute. and will scrlbble this note To
the princess?
Captain Petroff again bowed They
passed into the hall together. and the
people there were not little surpris-
eel 10 see the Englishwoman In tho
company OF an officer OF the royal
guard
Miss Hunt. however. was disposed
10 let them wonder. She went over
to a writing table and scrubbed
hurried note. She merely informej
the princess that she was at Bomberg
fo' the purpose OF delivering a mes
sage and gift from Strong. She left
1t 10 her royal highness to decide how
meeting could be effected.
nota-she-s ave-te the officer OF
tunic.
He then saluted and clanked out.
Miss Hunt watched him re-enter the
carriage and pull the door to with a
bang.
The young mans face wore an In
scrCtable and rother suggestive smile.
Al the sight OF II Miss Hunt felt more
than doubtful as 10 the safety OF her
note.
AT the last moment. indeed, she
stepped across the hall 10 ask IL back,
becoming suddenly fearful for its safe
~ for she knew full well that IL that
note fell into the kings hands the diff
ficulties in the path OF Strong's cam.
paign would be multiplied hundred.
fold
But she stepped forward too late,
for as she reached the door the car.
riage was already rafting up the hill
TO the palace.
Continued Wednesdsyl
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
CHAPTER xxll.-(cOntInded.)

CHAPTeH NNii.-NContln1eu'J
T~ERTAINLY. mademoiselle, re-
piled the officer. If II were
III compatible with my duty.
M He sat as bolt upright and
as distantly polite as ever
Miss Hunt now east all caulion 10
the winds, and frankly threw herse"
upon his mercy.
Il am" she said. in very great
distress. II came 10 see his majesty
the king OF Bahama, ana IN that l
have succeeded. But came also with
purpose in mind-it was 10
deliver a message 10 the Princess
Diana. This. however, | am unaolS
TO do. as his majesty absolutely lot
bids me II see -her-roYal hlghness.
He imagines that l want 10 interview
her. and he naturally has a horror OF
publicity OF such a description.
Now. assure YOU she went on
earnestly, that | do not wish 10 DO
ANYTHING OF the kind. My motive Is
simply TO deliver a message 10 the
princess; II is "A most urgent message
| may say most vitality important
message. And II ! cannot deliver II,
then the princess may suner goou
deal OF anxiety OF mind.
What would you have me do
asked the officer.
"All that want you TO do. said
Miss Hunt, " is 10 see that Princess
Diana receives a note from me. II Is,
OF course. impossible to~post II TO her
at the palace: ar least, | fear that II
might be intercepted. But II you were
TO take II. should feel sure that II
would be delivered" :
you are sure" asked the officer.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
On the Roller Skate.

(By a Citizen OF Detroit)
On. the roller skate, the roller skate,
Is the life. is the life for me;
Oh its tocund air. Is debonair.
On It's wheels lives liberty
We can knock men down. In the mid
die OF town,
Then laugh in widest glee,
For we are kings OF the sidewalk. see.
In this land Of the brave and the
free.
Oh. the roller skate, the roller skate.
Was the hitch In days OF old.
When men were fools and remained
out late.
Then. to go on a skate were bold.
But times have changed. and the worlt.
ha hai
She's rolling on in fame,
Aud we are heirs to the grand hurran.
And well set the tense" ahame.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
THEY'RE SIZZLING IN
NEW YORK CITY, TOO

NEW YORK. June 22.-The mer-
curry today. began 10 climb al 8 o'clock
when Ii was "a degrees. By 8 O'Clock
1t was 80 degrees; an hour later II
had jumped TO 50. with no indications
OF a halt and at IL O'Clock IL was
steadily mounting with every indica-
tea that Il Il would climb past the-9e
notch.
The weather bureau temperatures
were from three TO five degrees lower
than those registered by street Their
mometers
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
Killed in Motor Car Crash.

NEW YORK. June Gone is dead
and ten are suffering from injuries
received in a head-on collision OF two
heavy touring cars, one OF which con
tanned the horseman, Boots" Durnell
and a party OF men and women. The
crash came on the Bethpage turnpike,
at Island OF Trees. near Hampstead,
L. |. The dead man is Joseph Aros'
mena, 40. OF New Rochelle, owner OF
one OF the cars. While Durnell lays
the blame on the Arosmena chauffeur
the acting coroner. Justice Citizens. In
sists the Durnell machine was tear
ing along at fearful speed. BY the Inn
pact of the collision. the Arosmena
car was hurled 80 feet In the air.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22

HERE are certain points con
nected with introductions
which are not always clearly
grasped by those introduced
10 Judge from the questions
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22

I. L. Hudson announces that
the big Store will comply with
the new state law which says
that no boy under the age OF 10
and no woman or girl shall be re-
ouired to work more than 10
hours a day.
It will be readily seen that IN
order to meet the requirements
of this law Mr.. Hudson will have
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22

While Mr.. Hudson's in this direction is COM
typical of him public spirited Citizen and is evil
honesty sincerity in his stand for good
rent law in the The Times would have
recommended
BY this closing of the big Saturday night
is doubtless hoped for.
So while obeying letter. Mr. Hudson does the
spirit of the
recognized standing for betered conditions
using prestige which the ownership of of
biggest gives him. bringing about the general closing OF
business places Saturday nights.
already upon this subject and mindful
said that would be unfair close and
any close while others remained open.
We mindful that this law, the of bringing
bbout Saturday night closing good law because it dcr
mates against the bigger
law, a of Mr.. Hudsons standing, cap
able of and substantial cooperation of the
business of Detroit the head of such the
accomplishment of closing the weekend day would be
The arguments for such departure and when adj
Mr. Hudson would become doubly strong and double
effect
If he will take the initiative in this direction by closing
his which would be of him.
his position standing the retail business world
peoi he will have the undng praise and gratitude
thousands army faithful workers behind
Detroit,s
His offer others will follow, appeal from
him the public its efforts in behalf of this movement
4 would almost do it.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-22
]. |. Hudson Will
Obey The Law; That's
What He Stands For
But We Would Like to See Him
Using His Efforts to Have This
4 One obeyed In Spirit, Too.

reorganize his staff of clerks where affected
Saturdays it being his intention 70 keep '
open Saturday nights usual two forces Oh hs VIII
used reporting eight o'clock in the morning ana "o'A
ing until o'clock in the evening and the other reporting
ZEN o'clock in the morning working until o'clock in the
evening with two for meals for both
This will tendency DISCRIMINATION tor
time which won't very much be sure but even
this could be tendency with Mr. Hudson were to
aevade the law.
refreshing this day the rearrangenen' OF
business comply with law affecting it.
generally the other the Inclination oeihs ~
dsobey any old for the dsobedence
question applies only stores employing mos
10 believe that Mr. Hudson
consistently position that is discriminating and
unconstitutional therefore, he should not obey it
Mr. and always for respect tor law
with awbreakers and public otlcias
sswho condone the breaking of the law.
They public denunciation at his hands
IA of the present police commissioner who pie ds
public attempt justify his course
proper position that police commissioner
Ina, no what public
'opinion is
He holds oath of Office this official is to be
solely by the law and that it not discretionary
lsvih be enforced and others
ignored.
True to that stand Mr. Hudson found his business
this regulating the hours Of service for his employees
he said he would obey il and he will.
Thereby strengthening his position having the best interests
his and demonstrating for the spinss police COM
where he sadly the stand he has
question of enforcement of the liquor laws
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PARK CITY.

On Monday afternoon little Miss Thel-
ma Morgan entertained a crowd of her
young friends at the home of her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs Fred w. Morgan, on
Park avenue. the occasion being her
eighth birthday. The little people played
SAmese of all sorts and together with mu-
sic, real pleasant afternoon was enjoyed
by all. Light refreshments were also
served
Max Alexander was in camp on business
this week
W. A Radon returned home from salt
Lake Tuesday morning, where he had
been on lodge business
DR. c. NJ Wilson returned from a brleI
stay In the metropolis on Tuesday morn
ing.
Park lodge No 4. X of P. held class
initiation Tuesday evening in the Ma
sonic hall at which time G. k. OF X
Wardleigh of Ogden was present, ana az az
dressed the members on the good OF the
order. Following the work a lunch was
served and another good time was had
by the men of this popular order .-..,.o
Mrs G. TOIhuTst. who had been VlsttiuS
in this city with her daughter. Mrs. n M.
Short for several days past. returned lo
her home in Salt Lake on sunday laSt.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry 7 MchWah u, -
turned 10 their home in the CITY SuhoaS
afternoon after short visit here
Victor Youngberg was z Salt Lake pas
senger Tuesday afternoon. 80.
Mrs L. u. Gray entertained the lades
,f the CONGREGATIONAL church club at her
home on Main street "Wednesday dIlel s
noon The time was spent in sewing ana
pleasant converse ton. and at the close OF
the work dainty refreshments were sefVeu
by the hostess.
A J. Steele went down to the city Wed
nesday afternoon and VIII remain there
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TiNTIc.

Mrs. Luke Robinson is visiting friends
in the capital.
urday from . visit TO friends in Salt Lake
City.
Robert Jones and Miss Fulimer.< both
of Springville are the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rawson
Mrs p. j. Comera left Thursday TO visit
friends in the capital
Mrs. Margaret Shea and her two chill
dren. Eddie and Margaret, left Thursday
for San Francisco. They will be absent
about three months.
Miss Beulah Bacon, who has been Wis
iting her mother, returned to Salt Lake
last Monday to resume her studies at
the university.
BraXton Barnett visited his family IN
Payson last Sunday.
George McCune returned last Monday
evening from a trip through the southern
part of Juab county.
Rev. c. c. Stillman is visiting in the
capital.
William Douglas spent last Sunday Wis
iting relatives in Payson.
Miss Cushing visited her parents in San
taquin last Sunday.
relatives in Spanish Fork while her hus-
band will make a prospecting trip into
Nevada.
William Embieton LEFT this morning to
visit his son, Edw. Embieton, in the CAPT
Mrs D. B. Sullivan and her daughter,
Marcella, are visiting in the capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brig Robertson are at
present residing at the Mammoth hotel
Miss Hattie Thurmond is down from
Salt Lake City visiting her relatives.
Samuel Mcintyre, jr., is visiting in the
capital.
F. H. Pulver was a Payson visitor last
II. GustaIdi and D. A. Lindsay visited
the capital last Sunday and Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pres Stillman returned
last Tuesday from the Hot Pots at Mid
John r. Vance visited Psyson last Sun
day. He has completely recovered from
his recent illness.
Jackson McChrystaI left during the week
to join his family, who are sojourning in
California.
Fred Schmidt rturned last Tuesday from
a trip to Salt Lake City.
s. J. Schneter was at the Hot Pots and
in Salt Lake City early in the week.
J. NJ. Taylor of Silver City is visiting IN
the capital.
Mrs. Ollie Baker returned last Sunday
after visit with relatives in Spring
lake.
Joseph WirthIin is out from Salt Lake
looking after his business interests.
Miss Cenevieve Sullivan, Miss Clara
Stott Miss Della Green and Miss Anna
Sullivan returned last Friday from Ne
phi. where they attended the teachers IN
stitute meeting.
Mrs. Frank Higson spent last week in
the city, returning Sunday.
Miss Anna Bonner. Miss Easley and Pro-
fessor Weaver returned last Sunday from
the teachers institute in Nephi.
Charles Brinselson visited Mr.. and Mrs
Child Packard last Sunday in Payson.
Gus FRANKIE visited the capital during
the week.
Friends OF Miss Josephine Clarity gave
her q very pleasant surprise last Wednes-
day evening at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Clarity. There were
about twenty young people present and
they all enjoyed a very pleasant evening.
Professor and Mrs. Baker are visiting
in Salt Lake City, where the former viii
attend meeting Of the executive COM
mittee of the Utah Academy of Science.
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PROVO.

A newly organized literary class under
the name of the Emerson class met with
Miss Francilla Adams Thursday evening
The class will first take up EMERSON
Spiritual Laws" Mrs II. F. Cum
mings of Cleveland, O., who has directed
similar class in Cleveland for NUM-
Der OF years, will direct the studies of the
class
The old folks of the First ward were
entertained at 4 banquet in the Social
hall Thursday, after which they were the
guests of the Rex theatre at matinee.
Mrs j. c. Ferron was given a pleasant
surprise by number of friends Tuesday.
Mrs. s. P. Eggertsen was given a sur
prise party at her home Wednesday by
members of the ward Relief society
Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Alfred have
moved to Salt Lake. where they will re-
Mrs. Mamie Henry has returned to her
home in Salt Lake after visiting Mrs
Louisa Mcbride of this city.
Mrs. E. E Corfman visited friends in
Salt Lake the past week
Ben c. Rich has been visiting In Salt
Lake the past week.
The seventy-fourth birthday annivers-
airy of Helma Smith OF the Third ward
was celebrated at his home Monday even
ing. a large number of relatives and
friends comprising the guests The even
ing was spent in music, song and games
A dainty supper was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Z. Allen visited Salt
Lake friends the past week
Mrs. Georgia Hoagland Forsythe of
Pinto visited Provo relatives and friends
this week
Professors Mcclellan and Shepherd
We're Provo visitors the past week
Mrs Harry Thomas was the hostess al
a dinner party Monday in honor of Miss
Annie Hindley, who leaves in short
time for Chicago.
Robert Birkin was down from Salt Lake
the eaarly part of the week.
Mrs Stephen L. Chapman of American
Fork was the guest of Mrs. Jacob Evans
this week.
Miss Annie Hindley has gone to Heber
to visit relatives.
Chester Madsen of Salt Lake was a
Provo visitor Sunday.
Mrs. William Startup was surprised
Tuesday afternoon by a number of
friends. A very pleasant social time was
enjoyed
Mrs William NJ. RoyIance entertained
st dinner Tuesday in honor of Mr.. Roy
lance's birthday anniversary. Covers
were laid for twelve.
The Priscilla club met with Miss Effie
Bullock. An Interesting musical program
was rendered.
Miss Ethel Rogers entertained a num-
Der Of friends Sunday evening at a mu-
sicale.
Miss Flossie Dunn is visiting friends
and relatives In Salt Lake.
Miss Eva Ward entertained the Pallas
club Thursday evening. An interesting
program was rendered and a tempting
luncheon enjoyed
Mrs. Mary Clark Of Pleasant Grove is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. J.
Ward of this city.
Miss Gertrude Smith is a Salt Lake Wis
itoT.
Miss Cora Ward who is teaching in
Mt Pleasant visited Provo the past
week.
The La Coterie club gave skating
party at Eldred's rink Thursday evening.
Miss Nettie Parkinson visited friends in
American Fork the past week.
The Second ward NJ. |. A. gave an en-
ioyable character ball in the ward house
Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Henry of Fillmore is visit
ing Provo relatives.
Mrs. d. r. Beebe is a Salt Lake visitor.
The ladies Of the R. P. o. f. gave an
ENJOYABLE sociable in the club rooms
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NEPHt.

The Ladies' Literary club met Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs. John
W. Hyde, and a good time was had
The following humorous-seriOus de-
bate was had, which created a great
deal of merriment: Resolved. That
an Untidy, Good-natured Wife is
Preferable to a Tidy. Ul-natured
Wife, Affirmative, Mesdames James
Z. Cole and Roy F. Homer; negative.
Mesdames j. r. Edgheill and William
Bailey. The Affirmative side won.
Mrs. Hyde, the hostess, served excel
lent refreshments.
Mrs. Milton W. Jones came down
from MURRAY this week to visit for q
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. D. Pexton.
James L. Belliston spent the first
part of the week in Salt Lake.
Earl Sparks is here visiting relatives
and friends, after an absence of sew
eral months.
County Recorder T. II. Burton is in
Salt Lake attending conference.
Miss Ida Parker came down from
Salt Lake Saturday to visit her par
ents.
Mrs. Henry Adams is in Salt Lake
this week visiting relatives and
friends.
The Sunday school dance held in the
armory Friday evening was highly en-
joyed.
A daughter was born TO Bishop and
Mrs. T. H. G. Parkes Friday.
Emma Crowley has returned home
after months vacation.
About 100 Nephi people are in Salt
Lake this week in attendance upon
conference.
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BINGHAM JUNCTION.

J. c. Williams of the United States
Smelling company has accepted a posi-
ton in Salt Lake
Mrs. Rose Bailey of Salt Lake is here
visiting her sister. Mrs. u. j. Knowles
William Cooper and family have moved
TO Salt Lake, where they Will make their
future home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Borlase of Nampa
Ida. are here visiting M. Borlase' s
mother, Mrs. NJ Borlase.
Mrs. Joel L. Priest and little daughter
of Salt Lake visited Mrs. G. W. Metcalfe
during the week.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Meth
odist church gave a tea Thursday after
noon which was enjoyed by many.
Frank r. Wicks, who is visiting rela-
tives in Denver, is expected home soon.
w. p. Sweeney. manager of the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company has
been transferred to Salt Lake. Mr. Lock
EFT has been assigned thei vacancy here
Miss Guthrie. one of our district school
teachers, has not taught this week on &C
count of the death of her mother She
viii resume work on Monday.
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for several DAYS for the benefit of his
health. T. F. Miller accompanied him.
Mrs. James Allen was a city visitor this
week.
Mrs. c. ". Hodgson is visiting in the
metropolis for a few days.
J. w. Thompson returned from a
months visit in California with his par
ents Tuesday morning.
Mrs. William Dickert and her sister-in-
law, Miss Clara Dickert, arrived in Park
Tuesday morning, after a pleasant
months visit in Salt Lake and Ogden
Miss Margaret Mackler and Miss Nellie
Tyler entertained few friends very in
formally Thursday evening in the parlors
at the hospital Cards were PLAYED and
refreshments served and a pleasant even
ing was spent
A; w. Davidson was called to the city
on business Thursday afternoon.
John T. Fitzgerald was a city visitor
this week.
Mrs A r. Weeter went down TO Zion on
brief visit Thursday afternoon.
Miss Emily Carroll is visiting in Park
for a few days.
The members of the X q r NJ after
their meeting Thursday evening repaired
TO the Senate restaurant where a ban
quet was served and from there To the
pariors in the w. r. Jefford store where
a smoker was held and at this place mu-
sic was enjoyed by all until a rather late
hour
Mrs. Stunbridge and daughter. Miss
Susie were visitors to conference Thurs
day afternoon
Mrs. Dan J. Gallivan and two children
and Mrs. Annie Conlan and son Charles
returned from an extended visit in Salt
Lake Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Mary Holland arrived in Park Fri
day morning from the capital where she
has been visiting for three weeks past
Mrs. .. c Lockhart will entertain the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-05
BINGHAM.

A. L. Heaston OF the police force is
still in Salt Lake City owing to the SER
ious illness of his son and daughter OF
scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Orem are expected
here in A few days. Mr.. Orem has been
attending the Boston School of Technol-
ogy for the past year.
p. A. Dack has moved his family TO
Fayette, Utah, where they viii locate per-
manently. Mr.. Dack will remain here
where he is employed at Bingham livery
Members of Bingham lodge No. 81. l.
o. o. F.. visited the lodge at Bingham
junction Tuesday night. In spite of the
unpleasant weather ten members made
the long drive. returning the same night
They al report pleasant time.
c p. Goody of the Telluride Power COM
pany left Wednesday for an extensive
trip through the east. He expects TO visit
the electrical plants at Niagara Falls and
the steel works at PittsbUrg. Mr.. Goody
is recognized as authority on electricity
and has been connected with the Telluride
Power company for many years.
Vic Finell of this place and Miss Mary
kOfford of Spring City, who were married
few days ago, will be at home to their
many friends at the Finell homestead
Ellis Baker, who is employed al the
Utah Copper, company. has moved his
family to Lehi where they will reside in
future. Mr.. Baker will remain here for
the present.
Forest Darrenougue of the Verona Min
ing company has purchased home in Salt
Lake City, and will occupy it in a few
days.
The card party given by Fire depadrt-
ment No. > at CANYON hall Friday night
was attended by a large crowd Prizes
we're won by the following persons: La
dies first, Mrs. Frank Glidden; second
Mrs. Victor Eckman; consolation, Mrs
John Maughn; gentlemen's first. J. "
Grant; second. Charles Van Cever; conso-
lation. V. B. Jones An appetizing lunch
con was served.
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EPHRAIM.

A pleasant surprise party was given
in honor OF Mrs. Ezra Madsen at he=
home in this city Wednesday after
noon. About thirty lady friends were
present. A nice lunch was spread about
o'clock in the afternoon. a very good
time was reported.
A fine baby arrived at the home Of
Dan Olson Friday morning. Mother
and child doing well.
John T. ROwley, jr., and family of
Spring Glen are guests at the home Of
Karen Guldbrantzen this week.
Mrs. Ike Riddle of Eskalanta is Wis
iting relatives in this city.
Ernest Madsen was down from Man
ii during the early part Of the week.
Mrs. William Rawlings of Provo is
visiting with her daughter in this city.
Mrs Thomas Lund left for Salt Lake,
where she will remain for some time.
Sim Duggins and wife are visiting
at the home of John Hansen.
Miss Alice Lund, local manager of
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lEHi.

More matrimonial ventures are being
projected this spring than were ever
known before in Lehi. Next Wednesday
G. r. Wing and Miss Violet Taylor. Hor-
ace Woofenden and Miss Agnes Coates
and Aba Coates and Miss alta Hart will
be married The grooms are all employees
of the Nampa. Idaho sugar factory, and
will take their Lehi brides back to the
Snake River metropolis.
The following weddings are announc ed
for June: Morgan Lott and Rose Peter
son. James Banks and Edna Hackett
Thomas Broadbent and Violet Long. John
Russon and Amanda Thompson, G. n
Child and Julia Altman. A. L. Yates and
Zilpha Gray. Harry Stoker and Jennette
Gilchrist, Abe Anderson and Lulu Dor
ton.
Mrs. ". A. Ford, who has been spend
ing the winter iii California. returned
home Saturday
j. u. Alfred and daughter of Raymond
Canada. are here for brief visit with
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Webb of Sugar
City Idaho, the guests of Mr. and
Mrs George Webb.
The Ivy Rebekah lodge celebrated their
ninth anniversary Thursday evening by
entertaining the local Odd Fellows. There