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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21

These snow fiurries and cold winds bring
Thanksgiving coming to mind. don't
they? Speaking of Thanksgiving brings
TO mind the fact that there is going TO be
cause for thanksgiving in many a home
throughout th's great country, because
every one of those sl2, 500 worth of SPLEEN
did Herald prizes are to be distributed on
that date. They are topped by ST 600
home in NeWhouse park, and include an
automobile worth $500, pianos of the
highest grades. of best makes. diamonds
and SealSkinS, exquisite furnishings for
the @home beautiful and host of other
things, too numerous to be mentioned
here They are all described on the con-
test page Turn TO it and have feast of
good reading.
Everyone knows about The Herald's
great election contest Wideawake peo-
pie are not caring whether Miss Perkins
is engaged To the Duke of Whatshisname
or not, interest in probable war on
turkey gets passing glance simply be-
cause the word turkey has a magic
sound in the autumn time; outside of
Who's III The Herald racer" or How
does So-and-So stand this morning. all
heretofore momentous questions are i'm
the junk heaD. Interest and enthusiasm
IN. about and around The Herald's compe-
utlon are growing hourly. With new can
did2teS making the early entrants '.sit ND
and take notice." il is being realized i'm
all districts that the race is lust begin
nlnS TO shape up. The up-ahd-going
is ample opportunity TO do something;
they are seeing new fields to cultivate and
are losing no further time in getting in
this greatest of all contests 81
Here's the case of George p Ryser of
20 south FIRST West street for an exam
pie, Mr.. Ryser is a candidate in district
b, led by c H Carlquist the live real
estate man of this city Mr.. Carluuist
began earnest work from the start: Mr.
Kyser mas been in a position where real
'hustllnS has not been possible until
now. But that now in the preceding
sentence really ought to be in black type
because Mr.. Ryser utterS il in the manner
OF ship captain who sees the decks
cleared for action and is about to give
the word which will start things Mr.
Ryser is collector for the Utah Gas *
Coke company and in being a successful
mat But Mr. Riser is too busy attending
to business to hunt titles. He is a young
man and has elevated himself by steady,
heady work. Born and raised in Salt Lake
and possessing the Salt Lake spirit he
accomphshes things through determine
tiOn and confidence without the least
tinge of OStentatiOn.
Il have been doing as much as possible
but that hasn't been a whole lot. for va-4
rious reasons he explained to The Her
aids interviewer yesterday afternoon.
Having a great deal to do, / had very
little time for anything for myself But
! am now in shape to do things on d scale
more to my liking. A number of kind Of
fers remain to be rounded up and more
are in sight. | am in the contest to stay.
l regard it as a very good one and am
hopeful of being one of the winners. Hop
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21
SUES WALTER S. ANDERSON
Mrs. Anderson Charges Him With
Failure to Provide.

An action for divorce was brought yes
terday in the district court by Florence
X Anderson against Walter 8 Anderson
on the ground of failure to support The
plaintiff SAYS her husband earns $3.50 a
month as clerk in the employ of the Ore
Son Short Line, but that he devotes none
of his earnings to the support of herself
or the family. There are two children.
Donna. II. and Max Bates. 9. She asks
SO month alimOny and the custody of
the children They We're married April
10 1896
a divorce was granted yesterday by
Judge Armstrong to Albert w Yates
from his wife. Julia Yates. They We're
married in Pennington July 8, 1905 and
lived together only one month. when the
defendant deserted.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21
NO STANDING IN COURT.
Haskell Papers Filed in Omaha Said
to Be Fatally Defective.

Omaha Neb.. Oct. 20.-The 100000 libel
suit which Governor Haskell of Okla
homa filed in this city last week against
William r. Hearst is pronounced invalid
by prominent attorneys who have exam
ined the petition.
1t is pointed out that the laws of Ne
braska allow no punitive damages in a
libel suit. and 100000 of the amount
asked in the present case is punitive 1t
also is pointed out that the petition is
not accompanied by an affidavit of either
Governor Haskell or his attorneys, as is
required by the laws of this state. Tn
der the Nebraska statutes the suit il is
stated. has no standing in court until so
accompanied.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21
Grand Jury to Be Called.

cult court this afternoon and called a spe-
cial session of court at Union City.
which is in his circuit. He announces
he Will have the grand jury empaneled
at once and will have the court ordered
Immediately. Governor Patterson will
have the militia called out to protect the
sessions of the court. if necessary. but
has not yet been called upon by the
sheriff of Obion county in which the out
rage occurred. for any troops.
one hundred militiamen under com
mand of Colonel W c. Tatom. modified
at the state capitol in Nashville tonight
and left for Reel Foot Lake The orders
calling them out did not state whether
they We're TO do guard duty at the court
house pending the grand jury investiga-
ton or whether they were to go into
field service.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21
BOLD CHICAGO ROBBERY.

Chicago. Oct. ga daring DAYLIGHT
robbery occurred at Halstead street and
boulevard today. when H
p. Stevenson was beaten into fnsensibil-
ity by two hiShwaymen. who then es-
capped with satchel in which Stevenson
was carrying S2,oo0 to the bank A large
crowd was collected by the struggle. but
the assault and robbery were perpetrated
50 quickly that the robbers had q good
start when pursuit began.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21
Reward of $4,000.

Memphis Oct. Ex-Governor Patterson
today offered a reward of $4,000 for the
arrest of the person or persons guilty of
the murder of Colonel Taylor and Captain
Rankin
Governor Patterson has been informed
that not only were Taylor and Rankin
murdered. but he has also learned that d
surveyor who was with the lawyers is
also missing and may have met the same
fate as the other two.
Governor Patterson has asked the au-
thOrities of the northwestern counties
whether troops are necessary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21
WIDE OPEN FOR
THE JACK TARS
Officers and Men of the Allan
tic Fleet Having the Time
of Their Lives.
JAPS WIN BASEBALL GAME
NATIVE UMPIRE BLAMED BUT ES-
CAPPED WITH HIS LIFE.

Toxic. Oct 20-The third day of the
American occupation of Japan brought
about every description of entertainment
for the officers and men of the Atlantic
Iieet and the visiting business men from
tne Pacific coast, from an audience and
luncheon with royalty TO a baseball game
between mines from the fleet and Keio
university Luncheons and garden par
tles, japanese dinners commencing early
European dinners beginning later and
theatre parties. all involving the careful
distribution OF invitations, because occur
ring In half a dozen places at the same
time, kept the American guests of the
japanese nation busy
For the present Toxic is the center Of
attraction, many officers and about 500
men visiting this city daily. but Yokoha-
ma is filled with bluejacktts. who are Of
fered every form of entertainment. while
large numbers of others visiting
neighboring points OF interest on special
trains.
Perfect Order Prevails.
Up to the prestnt time perfect order
liberty. despite their long tour of sea
duty. H. every case where there has
been possibility of trouble the Japanese
have met the situation with utmost cour-
tesy. avoiding any friction.
Wednesdays program will bring to-
Sether the largest gathering of invited
guests, both residents of this city and
visiting Americans. that has Vet occurred
during the reception. when 1000 persons
assemble as guests of Admiral Togo at
garden party. The affair will be held
at the Shinjuku imperial gardens.
In the evening Premier Katsura will en-
terrain the American officers at dinner;
and following this will come the social
event of the weeks entertainments
grand ball
Popular Enthusiasm.
Other events of the day will be lunch
cons given by Baron Terauchi, Baron Nit
sui and a Japanese dinner at which Baron
Iwasaki will be the host. There will also
be many other forms of entertainment
which viii completely fill the day.
There is no diminution in the popular
enthusiasm with which the Americans are
received on the street and wherever the
carriages bearing the American officers
appear the streets are lined with cheer
ing masses of Japanese. 1t is 'Banzai,'
everywhtre for the officers and men of
the fleet and the most popular cry among
the children of the japanese is:
Three cheers for America
The baseball game finally resulted in
a victory for the Keio team after fifteen
innings had been played. The decision
of the japanese umpire was questionable.
but ii was good-naturedly accepted by
the boys of the fleet.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21
MAY HAVE ESCAPED.
Colonel Taylor Jumped into the Lake
While Fate Was 6einq Decided.

Union City. Tenn. Oct ga dispatch
from Reel Foot Lake tonight where a
mob of masked men early this morning
took Colonel r. T. Taylor aged q. and
Captain Quinten Rankin. both Of Tren-
Ton, and widely known lawyers. out of
their hotel at that place and murdered
l.e latter. fails to report the finding of
o'onel Taylor's body or any trace of
MS whereabouts.
man named Powell, who hauls fish
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21
Popular Enthusiasm.

from the Log to Hickman is said to have
been forced TO accompany the mob, which
numbered about eighty members. Powell
had been stopping at the hotel and when
the riders called every one out and com
PEELED them TO line up, Powell, Colonel
Taylor. Captain Rankin and the survey
or. whose name is unknown. are said to
have been taken away. the others being
permitted to return to their beds.
Jumped into the Lake
Powell states, it is said, that after kill
ing Rankin. a vote was taken regarding
the disposition of Taylor During the
dispute Taylor made dash and jumped
into the bayou. starting to swim across
il. A number of shots were fired at him,
and in the confusion Powell slipped away
and brought back the story of the es-
cape.
Searchers found the trees on the edge
of the bayou clipped by bullets. and there
were deep footprints in the mud along
the shore. On the other side of the
bayou there was a single footprint
Governor Patterson arrived at Hum
bodt during the afternoon and held
consultation with citizens of Trenton.
who came down to meet him. Governor
Patterson announced that he had offered
$4,000 reward. and would visit the scene
in person. He left at 10 o'clock tonight
for Union City. and viii spend the night
there
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-10-21
Kodak Finishing.
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co. 142 Main

Christensen & Christensen. attorneys
and counselcTs-at-law. have returned
to their former offices N the Romney
block, III South Main street.
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Sr. SmitB unO Or. 6crrina.

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Wcocn Die y@ultimurCsS bio=9abn."

sat ii6 in Wontgomcrp $ County
megcn &crlebung 0cs adtItur.
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Wnt. u. SnDocr.
StGnoc 757-759 Qcrinatona Marft,
Gfc Yara=Str.
Marft ant Gicmitag Srcitag nuS
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men. @ir bebaltcn nnicrcn cinen
YrciS fir alc nnicrc Wanrcn 81 alien
3citcm bel, gans glcidL luic budJ sic
Erciic in GnarOs-Marft itciacm uno
Gnltcn itcts ocniclbrn bubcn Stan-
barb Ser Tnbrifatiun a%nircd)t. Semtc
Babcn mir Gin icbr arohcS Miiortimcnt
smm @crfanf, rou Srm mir ncnncn
Gingcmadjtc &albs5nnaen, cimae.
madjtc Gnmms5nngrn, Wurtcocaa.
Wmrit, 1adJSid)imfcn, Safer Sad)t.
Wirit, @otumrit nno arr6ietcr
Sd)Infcn. (20O
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Srl. Gaipari'9 Gurrcipumbenj.

3obl Der Opier bon Sri. Goipari'3
2rnnaoftioncn anid)cincnO gro.
Der, ais 5ltcrit on1cnommcn,-Qie
elite Icrcr, nit 0Cncll sic Ntac.
lduloigtc inl @ricfped)icl geItnll-
ben.
Nnf ocn Icttcn NaGri6tcn aus
Wolbill9ton gIaltbcn Die oortigcn BE.
borocn, Dob oic @etrGge, mcI6e Sri.
6rnr1ceS VI. 6uipori ourd) lire 3lpei.
lelbort1n 6inon3 : Operotioncn in
baltimore itno Moibin9ton 5uiom-
l1leli5rld)orreu u%eritoroen bat, iid ouf
luelt mebr ais $4,000, mic iolpeit
ollgellon1nlelt, bcInllfen nl6gcn. Wie
gcItcrl III oicier 3citung bcridtet,
mlroc bcfurntli6 in einen Softer Der
oea @robOiebitoblS Angelduloiotc1
tire gauge, 1uBcrIt ~nniongrcide 9or.
reiponoenj gciu10cn mo bon ben
@chorocn 6cihln11nbmt, Die ans ser.
iclben meitcre Nlriidliilie iiber ole
y@eiddftSmethooc" 0ieier fllriolen
Eerlon 81 crlongcn gc6Cnfcn. Nad)
Der BON Der Epli5ci nuagaorbcitctet
Siltc bot Sri. Goipori nit nohiteben.
Den p%cr5cidnctcn Ecrioncn inn Nrici.
pcrfcbr gcitonocn;
baltimore - Guelph &. Sira, Nh.
ME y. &olt, 9tr. 1914. @oltonitroBe;
GNitb e. GIoGctt, gtr. 2937, ct. Saul.
irroBc.
Hod)citcr, N.0. - 6rou @obcod,
@iliom SobnS, u. 5. Giocn0cr, 9tr.
%, Siib.Glinton Npenuc; Srou u.
WR. 6. Stcmort, 9tr. 20, @oo@portb.
itrabc; Sean Snitb, Minnie q. Na.
Gle.
Scronton = Wbctmore & So, Nr.
%, StoteitroBc; Sri. Gmilp Wonf.
bouic, Nr. 50, goit.Apenle q. Wt. &.
&o0gc.
Nep- 9orf.Gitp - Sou & God So,
Nr. 30, Sit-2t. Strobc; Sobn Is. Ste.
Dcna, Or. 81, llnion.S Quore; nDorng
Soils educational 2eaglte," Nr. 80,
Sit-21. StroBe; SbomoS Nclion uro
Cons, Nr. II, Otis, StroBe.
Stboco, NJ. - Surob &. Heeie,
9tr. go, observation-disclosures.
@oibinqton, .. Is. - 4mclio So
man, @cntrol 2anb Office; 6rou Is.
j. 6iibcr, 9tntional gllnnni, gtr. COG,
Gorcornn Nnilbing; Ernll WnrpJfob.
bins, Nr. 1851, Moiioduiett9 S(pe-
me, Silooit; SRI. Gliiobctb0ummell,
gtr. tl09, GorcoronltroBe; 6ruu NJ.
Z. SonleS, Nr, 1888, "A. StroBe.
OliininA NJ. - SrGulcin Sois
Srhoro.
SuntSpillc, Nlo. Srou NINA
Stclunrt Gboie.
aIbion, Ny. - Srou 81. Z. Goun.
Gic @cbOrben mcrbcn iid nit ei.
ncr groBcn Nn3obl oieier Ycrionen
ntiinolidl obcr idriitlit IN &erbin.
Dung lcbcn.
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&nltimDrcr, lurldc bic CONNER
Wunntc nniCrGGlb scr Sta6t Ucrbrin'
nclt, fGnucu bCn Correspondent" mad
ir0cnO elmer NOrcilc in Den &crciulg'
fen SmntCn, europa, WcIlfO nnb
Canada 5nNcididt crbaltcn. Die
Morciic mag 10 uft ais g~cluiinidJt Gc'
Gu0Crt mCr9cn.