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Or She Will Have Cause for
Divorce in Wayne Cir
cult Court.
WHEY STAY AT HOME
Es WITHOUT HUBBY OR YOU
ARE LIABLE TO PUNISHMENT
BY HIM.

Striking a woman in the face is
not cruel and inhuman treatment un-
der the statute where the offense is
only committed once. In this case it
was brutal of the young man to strike
his wife, and it was not particularly
polite in her to call him the name she
did after he had struck her." remark
ed Judge Fox this morning in refusing
pretty little Reba l.. Stephens a di,
vorce from Harry P. Stephens.
Mrs. Stephens testified that one
night at a party she asked her hus-
band to care for the baby while she
assisted the hostess in preparing
lunch. Harry had his hands full look.
ing after his heir and he shortly took
the child to it's mother. She excused
herself to the hostess, stating she
would put baby to bed. Harry, she
said, followed her to the room and
asked her if she was mad. She told
him not to talk to her until baby was
asleep. She said he then became
angry and choked her She ran out
of the room and yelled that - -
choked me" After making this dra
matte state ment she rushed back into
the room and her husband hit her be
tween the eyes, causing her nose tC
bleed. When one of the>men tried tC
pacify Harry he threw chair at him
The following day she found he had
torn up two of her petticoats and a
skirt. He also called upon her at the
home of his mother and asked forgive
ness and that she return home with
him She refused ard he cried
The first quarrel she said was while
they were returning home one night
She asked him to tighten bolt on the
go-cart. He refused and while she at
tempted to remedy the trouble he
struck at her.
1t was proven that young Stephens
had always provided we'll for his wife
and child up to the time of the spear
alton and that he was provoked tC
strenuous action in the two quarrel:
his wife referred to. He said she haC
habit of going to dances and to the
skating rink with the baby and with
out his escort. The night he attempt
ed to strike her. he said, was not {
fit one to have a baby out in. but, nev
ertheless, he found her with the chilt
at a Pythian temple dance.
Judge Fox advised the young peo
pie to patch up their differences ant
live together again.
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Anti-SaIoon League Workers
Occupied Several Church
PuIpits.
SERMONS WERE POINTED.
CHURCH MEMBERS URGED TO
LINE UP IN STRUGGLE AGAINST
SALOONS AND VOTE TO MAKE
COUNTY DRY.

Temperance Sunday was made an
opportunity to launch the county local
option crusade in Wayne county. Of
ficers in the Anti-Saloon League of the
state occupied the pulpits at several
of the leading churches of the city
yesterday. These men outlined the
plan for the cruside and urged all
church members to work for the prop
osition. The congregations were
large and seemed impressed with the
views of the speakers. Collections
that were taken were devoted to de-
fraying the expenses OF the state
work of the league. The sentiment
expressed left no doubt but that the
struggle for a wet or dry Wayne
county will be brought to an issue
soon and the drys are rapidly mobiliz-
ing their forces and will urge along
the combat.
Rev. E. S. Shumaker of Indianapo-
lis, superintendent of the Anu-Saloon
League, E. w. Mintern, attorney for
the league, DR.. Goeben, ex-president
Of DePauw University, Mr.. Miles, who
is one of the promoters of the league,
and the Rev E. NJ. Barney who has
been in several fights for the temper
ance cause, were the speakers.
Mr.. Miles at the First English Lu-
theran church yesterday morning.
said in part: The temperance cause
is one of the greatest moves the
world has ever witnessed and there
| is nothing approaching 1t except the
great temperance wave of 1855. Then
nearly all the northern states passed
| bills in the legislatures declaring state
wide prohibition, but the Civil War
| in a few years after interrupted the
good progress. All the laws then
| were either repealed or declared un-
constitutional.
"At the present time there are
| eight states that have declared in
favor of total prohibition. These
states are Maine, Kansas, North Da-
kota, Oklahoma, Mississippi. North
| Carolina, Alabama and Georgia. Look
at the great work that has been &C
complshed in Ohio during the past
several months and then the people
of Wayne county should organize and
rise up and say. Victory is ours" In
this county there are only two town.
ships that are wet.
I'm the year 1905 there were IS sa
looms in Wayne county. There were
13 suicides and SO divorces, making
i to every 9 marriages. The county
paid out $24,S3S. One out of every
AZ inhabitants received aid from the
county. During the year the saloons
paid into Richmond, s1S,S98.
Now ladies and gentlemen, it is
the question for you to decide. When
the election is held l hope that every
one will go to the polls and vote fol-
the dry side. Ladies' il is your place
to help. You are the sufferers and as
is always the case, the innocent suf
fer. You must see to it that every
man of the county votes dry
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eCoutinued onsPage Two.)
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OPEN MEETING OF
BIBLE STUDENTS
Prof. Muncie to Address Olive
Branch Members.

The open meeting that is TO be held
this evening at the First English Luz
theran church by the Olive Branch BIZ
BILE class promises 10 meet with sue
cess. special musical program
has been arranged and Prof e. NJ
Muncie. teacher OF the largest Bible
class In Indiana, will give an address
on some phase of Bible study. Mr..
Muncie is from BRAZIL. Ind. and Is
we'll known over the state as one OF
the most successful Bible study
teachers He has a class of 500 in a
Sunday school that has an enrolment
close TO $500. The meeting win be-
Kin at 1880 O'Clock.
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House and explained matters to Mr..
Roosevelt. He requested the Presi-
dent to see what could be done to-
ward ending the war. He called atten-
tion TO the extreme delicacy OF his
Governments position and begged
that whatever could be done should
be effected with the utmost repard for
the high temper and proud suscepti-
bilities of a great people whose army
and navy had won such brilliona vic
tories.
The President assured Japan's en-
voy that he would gladly do anything
in his power to bring peace to the
world. But he warned his visitor in
the most solemn and emphatic Ian
guage that 1t would be useless to at
tempt to secure treaty Of peace II
Japan should insist upon a money in
demnfty or q cession Of Russion ter
ritory.
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CHARITY BOARD To
HOLD MEETING
Funds Needed to Carry on
Winters Work.

A very important meeting Of the
Richmond Board of Associated Charit-
les will be held tomorrow afternoon at
the offices on South Fifth street for
the purpose of planning the winter
work Up to the present time the
board is short of funds and will have
10 depend almost entirely on the do
nations that are expected TO be receiy.
ed before the Christmas holidays.
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OPERATION WILL
PROVE SUCCESS
Lewis King Believed to Be on
Way to Recovery.

printers of the city, was operated on
at the Reid Memorial Hospital. Satur-
day, for an abscess. His physicians
report that he is better, although not
out of danger. Mr. King has been
suffering from the trouble for some
time although it has only been dur
ing the past few weeks that he has
been unable to attend to his duties.
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THE WEATHER PROPHET.

lMDiAkA-Frosts, cooler; continued
rains In south.
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ANNUAL MEETING
or STATE SOCIETY
Local HorticuIturaIists Going
To indianapolis.

There will be a number of Wayne
county persons attend the forty
eighth annual meeting of the Indiana
State Horticultural society which is TO
be held Wednesday and Thursday at
indianapolis in the state house. There
will be many exhibits of fruit. vegeta-
bles and other products. A very in
teresting program has been arranged.
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RAIN COLUMN WAS
USED ONCE MORE
Observer VossIer Made Two
Marks Last Week.

After many weeks of idleness the
rain column in the weekly report by
Weather Observer Walter Vossler, was
used last week. The fall of the rain
was % Of an inch. Old Sol never got
a chance to come out very strong and
the highest the mercury registered was
90 degrees on Wednesday.
The temperature for the week is as
follows.
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NO RULING MADE.
Court Is Considering Special Findings
in Case.

Judge Fox has made no ruling on
the Campbell case. He said that at
torneys on both sides of the case had
submitted special findings to him and
that it would be a week vet before he
could submit ruling based on these
find1nza. -
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Expected They Will Be Placed
In Circulation Soon and Be
Ready for Commissioners
BY January.
PROMOTERS PLEASED
BY GOOD PROSPECTS.
Chairmen Named for Every
Ward and Township in City
and County, Who Will Push
Work of Campaign.

Saturday ward and township chair
men of the county temperance organ.
ization, recently formed with the OBJ
ject in view of driving the saloons out
of the county under the provisions of
the county local option law, met and
perfected their plan of campaign. II
was decided at this meeting to start at
once circulating petitions for a county
local option election and it was stated
gress.
1t was definately decided not to
make an effort to secure enough
names to the petition SO that they
could be presented TO the county COM
missioners at the regular December
meeting. next Monday. These petit
tions will be filed with the county
auditor the day before the regular
January meeting of the commission
ers
1T is quite probable that the legis-
lature will have been in session at
least two weeks before the county To-
cal option election is held in this
county," stated c. r. Hunt. chairman
of the Fourth ward. this morning. He
made this statement in answer to an
inquiry as to whether the temperance
organization intended to put the coun-
ty to the expense. approximately 33,-
900, OF holding an option election be-
fore 1t was known whether or not the
Ia ~ ell he IL
cal option law. 1t is also stated that
| about twenty-five other counties in
the state will hold option elections at
the same time this county does. OFF,
GERS of the county temperance organ
ization state that more names will be
signed TO the election petitions than
are necessary.
Under the plan formulated by the
ward and township chairmen each OF
these chairmen is to perfect an or
ganization in the territory under his
jurisdiction. These chairmen will
hold general meetings in tleir wards
and townships for this purpose, and
will appoint precinct chairmen. The
first of these meetings will be held
tomorrow night In the Fourth ward.
Chairman Hunt has issued a call NAM
| ing the No. hose house. Ninth and
South e streets, as the place OF meet
ing. All residents of the ward favor
ing local option are urged to attend
The following is the list of the ward
and township chairmen:
Richmond.
First ward-William Miller.
Third Wards. II. Jones.
Fourth Ward-C. B. Hunt.
Fifth Ward-Charles Newman.
Sixth Ward-E G. Hill.
Seventh ward-Richard Sedgwick.
Eighth Ward-E. f. Towie.
| County.
| Abington-Frank Clevenger.
Boston-Thollie Druley.
Clay-A. o. Pierce.
Dalton-A. y. Chamness.
| Franklin-T j. Addleman.
| Green-O. III. Scantland.
Harrison-M. j. Coffman.
Jackson-F. NJ Feemster.
| Jefferson-E. b. Reynolds.
New Garden-L o. Anderson.
Perry-John Manning.
| Washington-W. /. Doddridge.
Webster-D. c. Jay.
Wayne (outside city)-Elmer Hale.
| At the meeting the following OFF,
GERS of the county temperance organ
| ization were elected:
| Chairman-E. b. Reynolds.
Vice Chairman-Charles Newman.
| Secretary-E. r. Thompson.
| Treasurer-Arthur Smith.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-11-22
HOME BUYERS,
Notice,

Persons seeking modern homes at right
prices will find il much TO their advan-
tage to examine Immediately properties
we offer.
THEY ARE:
TWO
Six-room and basement new and modern
brick cottages, east Of City and County
building.
ONE
Beautiful brick cottage of convenient
and well-lighted rooms, with full base
ment, near 9TH So. and 3rd East.
TWO
Model little homes of s rooms each. Just
the places which would appeal to your
fancies.
ALL OF ABOVE PROPERTIES ARE
IMPROVED. WITH SEWER AND GAS
CONNECTIONS, AND WERE BUILT
BY ASHTON BROTHERS, which is a
guarantee for good workmanship and
honest materials.
TWO OTHERS
On Windsor st. bet. 9Th and 10th South
Gust back of 31st ward chapel, we have
just built two modern brick cottages.
which we also offer at
CUT PRICES.
We are making ready for NEW
SPRING BUSINESS and must therefore
sell all of these properties Immediately.
Call and see US at once and buy one or
these places on your own terms
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North Bench Lots


$50 to $3.50 each for large building lots,
18th ave and D streets. These lots are
level, front south overlooking the city and
canyon, are within two blocks Of fine res
licences. four blocks from $4,000 school
about to be built by the board Of educa-
ton, and when the new car line is COM
pleted for that locality within a few
months the holders OF these lots viii real
lie handsome profit. Our client must
sell at once and the prices have been
fixed with this end in view. It's a rare
opportunity. Terms cash or easy pay
ments.
20 ACRES.
\ fine level tract in the coming locality,
on East Bench near car line; suitable Tor
plating, only 500 per acre.
FiVe-acre tracts southeast.
81 900 HOME
It's neat 4-room modern brick, new,
I'd North and Sth West. Make an offer.
The owner is anxious to sell
$500 CASH AND $50 MONTH.
s. $50, modern brick home, blocks from
city and county building.
NEW BUNGALOW.
I'd avenue. facing south a splendid 6
room modern brick, furnace mantel. base
ment under whole house, artistically fin
ished inside and out. Large porches, etc.
See us at once for prices and terms
Goddard Inv. Co., 81 {. LIST So.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
ALE
RIGHT NOW

RIGHT NOW
Is the time to buy real estate. You will
see the most active market in Salt Lake
this next year that you have ever wit
messed You buy now and you get low
prices. Be one of the long-headed fell
lows. Let us show you some future bus
mess property we have which is dirt
cheap Homes.
s., 1OO--s-room frame cottage near r. C.
". depot, fine lot shade and lawn
800 cash and So per month
g. OOO-Fifteen dollars per month without
interest Is the contract on this D.
room brick cottage, lot 30 by lbs
feet There is about 81 $50 due on the
contract. Make US an offer for the
equity. Southeast.
S2.SOo-5-room modern brick cottage, about
three blocks from postoffice. $500
cash and $40 per month
S2.50o-S-room brick cottage. east side
close in. lot 2I5 by rods. $500 cash
and $50 per month.
81, 6O0-6-room modern frame. with sewer
connections. east side half block of
paved streets. A nice home. s., 200
cash.
sS,Oo0-5-room modern cottage, close in, on
9Th avenue, south front, lot 40 by 140
50. 5OO-New broom modern brick cottage
near Liberty park, $500 cash. balance
monthly.
50, 75O-s11x7 rods on East First South.
with two houses renting for $50 per
month The ground is worth the
money.
$4.10O-New 5-room modern brick bunga-
low on the north bench. $1,000 cash,
balance monthly.
IS, 15O-New 7-room modern home on the
north bench, $500 cash, balance
monthly.
A,5O0-5-room modern cottage. with fur
mace, east side. fine lawn, 81 $50 cash
and SIS per month.
S5,10O-New 7-room modern brick home.
furnace, sewer connections and COM
plete in every way. Near Federal
Heights.
$6,5O0-lO-room modern home. corner lot,
East I'd South, $3.50 cash. From
this price up we have some extra
good buys.
Vacant lots in all parts of the city.
AZ feet on l., between % and Sd ave-
nues. west front, $50.
8 by rods. south front on Brigham
street all special taxes paid, $2.So0.
We are agents for FEDERAL
HEIGHTS, east end Brigham street. Go
up and see the fine homes now being
built.
STOWE & PALMER,
THE REALTY MEN,
Controlling Wilson-Sherman Co, In
surance that Insures."
81 W. I'd So. Upstairs.) Phones 492.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE

s6.o00-House and lot, State street bet.
18th and sth South. lot 60x33O. house good
groom home. barn. chicken runs, etc.
How's this snap?
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Good nearly new 10-room pressed brick
double house; close in; $1,000; lot 21zx10:
stable.
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s2,0o0-Here is a good, substantial 5-rocm
house, close In, near State and 9Th South.
II could not be bought last year. now we
can sell on easy terms.
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FOR SALE
Under the plan proposed by this company
there is no necessity for further delay
ing the enjoyment and satisfaction of
owning your own home.
In the first place we contemplate deal
ing with only one class of people-the
best-but for various reasons. some of
them may be unable TO pay the en-
tire amount of the purchase price at
once
In such cases we have arranged a sched-
ule of payments as easy for the buyer
as is consistent with sound business
principles.
If you have an amount or part thereof
sufficient to purchase a lot, we will
get one of your selection, allowing you
to choose your own architect.
We can afford to do this because we only
deal with the best security and in
building homes we are DESTROYS of
pleasing our investors in addition to
only furnishing solid and attractive
homes.
Our representatives will gladly confer
with you during business hours
Salt Lake SECURITY & TRUST COM
pany,
81 Up. Main Street
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South Main Street

GET IN NEAR THE sKY .Sc a. s6Hfb
- - Make an offer; less may buy IT.
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HARRINGTON

Salt Lake City should be a manufacture
ing center. VIII we all push together to
that end?
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State Street

e,,.vs30 near city and county, building.
e-l2 - rer front foot We sold property
onLy e. last week 1t over 500 per foot.
eppy ,.s ah0ut this: it's a fine speculation
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80 acres near town; 4-room frame house.
stable and chicken houses; 8 acres in lu-
Germ; all fenced; good water right 200.
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s1-3 acres fine land; primary water
right: in lucern and under cultivation: de.
sirable location; fenced; small buildings
1900; will cut UP.
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S150-6-room brick. bath. electric light.
% fruit trees. chicken coop, etc, 55xl65 IT.
lot, near 9th East ard 9Th South.
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Analtment Eat On Second East

apartment modern N eyery Wy 49, I@F f6T
pee t[,-,i5inr. it's paying over 10 per cent
MOI ~, IF You are contemplating building
fIat. see this first
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81 40O-New arm. brick. bath. toilet, e. l..
S7lsx15I lot, 10th z. near 10th South. $500
cash, bal. So per month.
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D500-5-rTn. mod. new brick. large attic
on Sd ave. It's well built house.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
HARRINGTON
Salt Lake City should be a manufacture
that end?
Good nearly new 10-room pressed brick;
double house; close in; $1,000; lot 25zx10:
stable.
30 acres near town; 4-room frame house
stable and chicken houses: acres in lu-
Germ; all fenced; good water right $500.
s1-3 acres fine land; primary water
right: in lucern and under cultivation; de-
sirable location; fenced; small buildings;
81 1000; will cut up
Half acre in fruit; 4-room brick cottage
and outbuildings: something nice; city
water: $500.
The best dairy farm in the country; 4s5
acres; capacity. 90 cows; cuts 300 tons
hay; unlimited range; plenty of good
buildings; q snap: old age the reason for
selling.
New Groom modern pressed brick resi-
dence; lot 50x125 to alley; this is extra
good; first-clasS work; $500
5000 acres grazing land. low price, easy
terms
Fine vacant lots between 9th and 10th
E. on 10th South from 800 to $50.
If you want something for home with
all the conveniences that make a loca-
ton desirable bearing fruit trees, side
walks city water, drug and grocery
stores, best car service in the city, be
sure and see them.
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FARMS AND ACREAGE

S2.400-+rm. brick on It'll East near 12ti
South. $500 cash. SIS per month.
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si,S00-SsO0 cash, bal. $50 per month, 70
q 7-room frame near 9Th East and lot
South Nice lot, trees, flowing well. etc.
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Mnst Sacnnd South

,.,l,,7ao IT. with brick residences, rentai
.so 80 This pays taxes, insurance;
lfc leaving no expense 10 , carry u goo
prlces - loot A fine speculation. Can
per ,,sd fs TO pay 10 per cent or more income
= ~ ahout this.
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WE THINK THIS WILL DRAW YOUR
ATTENTION: 800 DOWN:
81 600 fine, substantial. we'll arranged,
brick and frame, on dandy lot Sx6 5th
South near Sth East. II is a fine PROPOSE
ton and we can sell as low as 500 down.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
For SALE-REAL ESTATE.
ri 55ff$S5TORS, SPECULT0RS
AND HOME SEEKERS
SneciaIs for Your COnSidera-
ton
BUSINESS Property and Flats
"! 49, ner foot buys S0x1s5 on LIST West
.- W -ting Pierpont ave. bet I'd and sd So
I ~ ali this a good buy
West Third South

Investigate R. G. depot now an a1 sSSS east
fact s525 ner foot with improvements
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$5.2oo-House and lot. 9Th South near
State, 4x1O, Groom old house. Here's a
good buy. We sold lot across street for
800 front foot two weeks ago.
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Good rustic (adobe lined). Groom house,
lot 81. 5x155. on very easy terms. SloJ down,
SIS per month, Including interest.
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New groom 1t. p. b., city water, lot S-5
KISS, bet. Sd and 4th Z. Only $3.50. Terms
that are dead easy.
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FOR SALE
FIFE HOOPER FARM,
FOR SALE

On Thirteenth South street, near the
Country club; five acres in orchard. lawns.
alfalfa. etc: complete fish hatchery and
big interest on investment; modern bunsa-
low, with hot water heat. bath. etc: most
beautiful country place in Salt Lake coun-
ty- Apply Game & Hooper Co. Hooper
blog. Bell phone s52sL
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Half acre in fruit; 4-room brick cottage
and outbuildings: something nice; city
water: s.. 800.