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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-07

King Hill Opening. Oct. la.
Sac Taylor Bros. 80 Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-07
is MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS

Carisa, 500 at SO, 100 at so; 100 at 4s.
Colorado 100 at 3.12lA; $50 at $40; 200
at 3.071a.
1ngot. 5000 at 2.
Iron Blossom. 800 at 1.5o buyer 60, 500
at 1.471a. buyer so; l,4oo at las; ! 800 at
1.42ls.
Lower Mammoth, 900 at 45.
Mountain Lake, 1000 at AZ, buyer 60;
500 at 43, buyer so; 200 at AZ.
New York. 500 at sA.
Tintic Central, 1900 at 3.
Uncle Sam. 500 ut ITO.
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j. r. WHITNEY & SONS.
Stock Brokers, 332 Atlas Blk.
Ind. Phone. 261. Bell. I'LL.
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A. s. CAAxrnEIiL,
Stock Broker. ais D. IT. Walker Block
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REHABILITATION
SOUTH IRON BLOSSOM.

Forenoon totals 4s.45o sss.575oo
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All the swell new styles in the En-
pire Picadilly Directoire. semi-ftted
and loose styles, all lengths. new collar
and cuff effects, in plain and fancy col
ors, beautiful. dressy garments All
sizes.
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plans 10 form n social club to meet
every Friday evening at the different
members homes. Those in the party
were Ruby Salt, Eima Glynn, CorelIin
Jones. Myrtle Black. Nora GIynn,
James Osborn, James Mitchell, Atha
Lee. Frank Moore. Clyde Leonard, Dan
Coakley, Charles Cl2ys and Earle Salt
Miss Mae O'Neil, teacher in the Ca
lena school, was a city visitor We'd
nesday afternoon.
Fred Bemis spent Friday in Salt
Lake
Mrs. Charles Booth of Highland Boy
and daughter Laura were outgoing
passengers Friday.
Music Supt rvisor L. W. Clark of
Sandy was in camp Monday and made
an official visit TO all the schools.
Two extra teachers have been added
to the teaching force of the Bingham
schools. One has been assigned 90
Upper Bingham, while the other will
look after Highland Boy. The engaged
are the Misses Barton of Salt Lake,
who are claimed to well qualified for
their positions.
Mrs. w. S. Cannon and daughter,
MS. z. G. Locke, were incoming pas
sengers Sunday after short stay in
the metropolis.
Mrs c. Z. Barrett returned Wednes-
day after a prolonged visit to friends
in Salt Lake.
I Mrs. Birmingham, who has been SC
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riously i'll for the past two weeks, is
much better
Franklin Fisher. a mining operator
Of Denver. Colo, spent several DAYS in
camp during the week.
Miss Hazelle Teachenor of Salt Lake.
who has been guest of her cousin,
Mrs V. B. Jones, for several days, re-
turned 10 the city Monday
w. ii. Woodring spent several days
in the capital the first part of the
week.
C. A. Crowley of Salt Lake was an
Incoming passenger Thursday after
noon.
Mrs Albert Holster. who has beer.
seriously i'll with la grippe. is entirely
recovered.
Rev r. Z. Gilpin left Monday on 4
two weeks trip to Buel. Colo, where
ne is financially Interested in farming
lands.
G. ID. Sullivan Of Salt Lake. who
has been visiting friends in the camp
for number of days, was an outgoing
passenger Wednesday.
H. Robbins of the Mystic Shrine W az
in town Wednesday.
Miss Ruth BOurgard. with her brother
Roma, spent the week visiting friends
in the capital.
Miss Steele of Dalton d Lark was a
visitor to Draper Sunday.
The Masonic state grand lodge paid
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guest of Mrs George Scott at the Scott
home on Poplar street Wednesday.
Mrs. Holman and children of Salt Lake
were Murray visitors one day the week
Mr. and Mrs William Corbage of Davis
county were in Murray the fore part of
last week visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. j.
s. Barlow
Joseph Brockbank has returned to his
home in Ogden after weeks stay here.
Frank Morris of Malad. Ida. was here
Sunday and Monday visiting with Mrs.
L. B. Powell.
William j. Davis of Omaha. Neb, but
who has been visiting with his sister for
some time past. arrived here from south
ern Idaho Wednesday evening
Mrs. 7. HiXon of Wanship has been
here the week past visiting with rela-
tives and friends
Mrs William Sellers will in the course
of two weeks or more depart for Canada
where she expects 10 spend some time.
Bishop BurgOn of Union is home from
abroad. where he has been for the past
six months.
Earl Williams. who leaves shortly for
England, was pleasantly surprised at his
home on East Sixteenth South street on
Tuesday evening. A number of the people
in his vicinity made up a very jolly
crowd and presented themselves at the
home of Mr.. Williams in such a manner
that il was indeed clever surprise. A
program consisting of music was carried
out during the evening Light refresh
mentS were served.
Karen BenniOn is attending school al
the L. d. s. university.
Miss Mabel Miller was pleasantly sur
prised at her home on State street Fri
day evening by number of her little
school chums. they coming in on her I'M
awares The evening was spent in music
and games, after which refreshments
were served.
At the assembly hall in Taylorsville
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SALIVA.

Miss Rebecka Crane and Franc Mad
sen, two of Salinas most popular
IOung people. were united in marriage
at the county court house at Richfeld
yesterday afternoon. They returned
from Richfield at an early hour this
morning, where they were given a
edding breakfast at the home of the
brides parents. A dance will be given
in their honor at the pavilion this
evening. The bride and groom will
make their home in Salina
Mrs. c. E. West entertained at a
musical Wednesday in honor of Mr.
McCarty of Richfield. Refreshments
were served and pleasant evening
was spent
Il. E. MattisOn OF Panguitch is visit
ing friends at Salina this week.
DIT. Bert of Panguitch is visiting
with DIR. Percy Spicer this week.
Mrs N E. Ellingford of Long Beach
cal. is visiting with her son, DR.. Spi-
Ger OF Salina. this week
Mrs. E. NJ. Crane. jr. and Mrs. E. f.
West entertained at a parcel shower
Monday evening in honor of Rebecka
Crane, whose marriage took place AT
Rlchfield yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. A. B. Hush returned from Paw
son the early part of the week, where
she has been visiting for the PAST four
weeks.
carl MattisOn has moved his family
To Panguitch for the winter.
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will make their home in the vicinity of
Murray.
Hyrum S. Cahoon and son George. of
oasis spent several days of this week in
murray George Cahoon is to attend
school at the A. c. L. at Logan. where
he will remain during the winter
Mrs. s A. Wamberg returned on Thurs
day from Kansas City. where she has
daughter. Mrs. George Wagner.
Frank Scott has left with his uncle. J.
3 Cahoon, for Mr.. Cahoon's ranch in the
southern part of the state, where he ex-
poets TO spend the winter.
A {. Anderson announces the engage
ment of his daughter. Laura N TO Oscar
= Rhodes. The wedding to take place
oct % at his home in Union.
A farewell entertainment was given al
the Granite stake tabernacle Monday
evening in honor of George Sturn prior
to his departure for the southern states
where he will reside in the future A de-
llShtful program was rendered, made UP
out of local talent.
Mrs E. Erickson and little daughter
EuSenia, arrived here Wednesday from
ArlOe. Colo, where they We're Joined by
Mr.. Erickson. They are contemplating re-
naming in Murray.
Miss Eliza Noe Of Springville is here
to spend two weeks or more with rela-
tives.
Miss Esther NJ. Larsen of American
Fork, but formerly of this place. was
united in marriage during the week 10
William A Williams of Ala. Ida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Godfrey Fellows and chill
dren 1of Bellevue. Ida. have been here
the week past on q short visit.
Postmaster ID. F. CahOon departed for
Mexico the latter part of the week He
expects TO be away about thirty days.
Mrs. Rachel Williams of Malad is Wis
iting here this week with her sister, Mrs
Mary Chambers.
Miss Maud Cahoon of Payson was the
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EPHRAIM.

Peter Madsen. one of the Oldest resi-
dents of this place, was given a surprise
party at the home of his son, Ezra. Sum
day. Mr. Madsen is 30 years of age and
is hale and hearty. His friends brought
with them refreshments of various kinds.
and also presented him with a beautiful
purse containing a nice little sum Of
money.
Mrs. VIII Reed was the hostess at "A
social given at her new home on Main
street Wednesday afternoon. Refresh
ments were served and a pleasant time
was reported.
One OF the pleasant social events of the
season was the party given in honor of
Mrs Murray Saturday night The crowd
quietly stepped into her home at about :
o clock and shortly after a palatable
luncheon was spread. \ most enjoyable
evening was spent The party was given
in honor of the birthday Of Mrs. MURRAY
Miss Lulu Petersen came home from
MorOni Saturday TO spend Sunday with
her parents. Miss Petersen is teaching
school at Moroni this season.
Anthem l. Skanke of Logan was the
guest at the home of c. c. A. Christen-
sen during the week.
Continued on Pag. 9.
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L-EHI.

The second ward ladies are prepar-
- IN give a fall kirmis next month
- the Opera house. There have been
.sout 100 appointed on different COM
1,itrees. and it is proposed to keep the
rsrnivaI open for six days and nights.
Tho local High school students are
,.renaring 10 put on the local boards
he plav called college Chums."
professor Joseph Peterson of the B.
Y T. gave a lecture in the tabernacle
sunday evening under the auspices Of
the NJ 7. 4.
Mrs. N. Bennett of Cedar Fort is the
Guest OF her sister, Mrs Catherine
Fox.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Empey Of Idaho
Fails were Lehi visitors the early part
Of the week
Mrs Marie Madison spent the past
week visiting relatives in Salt Lake
city.
Professor Karl Hopkins gave a stag
sumner 10 ten Of his friends at the Nc
Donald hotel Thursday evening.
Dr. Hasler attended the County
Medical society Wednesday
oscar Darling and family moved to
Rock Springs. Wyo.. this week.
Misses Maud and Ada Olmstead
spent the past week visiting friends in
salt Lake City.
John Hooking and wife of Cedar
Fort spent Monday with friends in
chi.
Professor r. r. Lyman of the y. Of
T. was a Lehi visitor Sunday and de-
IvereG an address in the afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Mandsley spent Sunday
iu salt Lake City.
Professor McAlister's students are
preparing TO produce the opera "Pris-
ella" in the near future.
Miss Eta Fowler visited a part of
this week with friends in Salt Lake
city.
Abraham Hatch and wife of Heber
we're here Wednesday visiting rela-
tives.
Senator Smoot was entertained last
Thursday evening by Bishop and Mrs.
Gardner.
On Sunday evening the Fourth ward
Sunday school will give a sacred con-
cert.
Peter Nelson of SciDio is the guest
Of his brother. II. c. Nelson.
Mrs. Jane Dunkley of Salt Lake City
spent the past week the guest of her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fox.
Mrs, Joseph Briggs of Heber was
visiting friends here the past week
AmmOn Mercer of Raymond. Canada,
was visiting friends in Lehi this week
The Third ward amusement commit
tee gave a successful social last Thurs
day.
President G. E. Ellsworth and family
left for Chicago Monday, where Mr.
Ellsworth presides over the northern
states mission. Mrs. Ellsworth has
been spending the past several months
visiting in Utah and Idaho.
Professor A. B. Christensen of the
L. d. S. U. Of Salt Lake City will de-
liver an educational lecture Sunday
evening in the tabernacle under the
auspices Of the local High school
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its annual visit of inspection to the
Bingham canyon lodges No. IS, last
Tuesday evering. The entire member
ship of the local lodge was on hand to
welcome the visiting officers. who made
the trim from the city in touring cars.
Thev were escorted to the lodge room.
where the degree team held FORTH after
which they retired 70 Canyon hall,
where an elaborate banquet was pre-
pared for them. Among the visiting
officers were James II. Brown. G. NJ:
G. r. Pfoutz. G. L.; S. c. Schramm. d
G. A. Scott. Chapman. p. q. NJ: A.
e. Hutchinson. J. C. D.; Samuel Paul.
P. G NJ; c. B. Jack, G. NJ; George V.
Schramm. p. C NJ
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BINGHAM.

Earle Watson of Salt Lake was in
camp the first part of the week.
=. n. Stack and wife returned We'd
hesday after a short stay in the me-
uorOlis
Mrs. Fred Bemis will be hostess a.
me NeighbOrhood Whist club Tuesday
evening. Oct 20
Mrs c. f. Adderly and Mrs. f. E.
dudley we're Salt Lake visitors the
hrst Of the week.
I l. Johnson was a city visitor the
Iast Of the week.
MT. and Mrs. Albert Marriott and
on Guy returned Sunday after a pro-
"nged stay in the capital.
"a rodgers of the Utah Copper COM
n5Ly was an outgoing passenger We'd
r. W. OlmStead Of Salt Lake was i'm
amp Wednesday and Thursday on a
business trip.
g.. IoSJmaS1er g H Roberts was a Wis
''yT 10 Zion during the week.
MiSs u. Cork was an incoming pas-
lher Wednesday morning.
Miss j. Lewis of New York was a
camp visitor Wednesday.
rank Robbins of Ogden spent most
WI me week in camp visiting friends.
H. J.. Code and Gustav Werner Of
- Anseles. Cal, are registered at the
ElemertOy
Mrs. Minnie Ashcroft was in Zion
me Ruth Bebecca lodge No. 7 went
Wv bingham Junction Tuesday even
ana paid a visit to its sister lodge.
s. queen Of the West. Several can
-luales were initiated by the degree
-oNI- dI-er which banquet was
yea m the lodge hall. Among those
-uU went were the following past
r''"ds Of the local lodge: Mrs. Hattie
WI 'eI- Mrs. Albert Marriott, Mrs
,G,Ihs Jimpson, Mrs. L. Gabrielson and
MS T.. w Lehaum.
'4r. and Mrs. A. W. Forman were in
'@ al. Lake during the week.
MISS w. NJ. Bush was an outgoing
iaSSenSer Wednesday
'HarlcS Thompson returned Wednes-
"ay after a brief stay I'm the city
Mrs. John c. Hyland was an incor1-
.s passenger Monday, after spending
several DAYS in Zion.
%. H. { Perkins returned Monday from
salt Lake.
MI and Mrs. A c. Gabrielson and
S.n Ernest We're lncopiing passengers
aiIer several days stay in Zion.
W. BuchholtZ is back in camp.
%IIer spending a number of days fish
ing and hunting.
Mrs. A r. Inglesby was in Salt
Lake most of the week
number Of the younger set met at
me home Of Dan Coakley and made
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MURRAY.

charming affair of the past week
was the wedding of Miss Pearl Butler and
Vincent F. Wooton, winch was held
Wednesday at the home Of the brides sis
ter Mrs Charles F. Boyce at D. m
The couple were united in the bonds of
mOtrimonv during the day at the Salt
Lake temple The parlor was made pretty
nv the use of white asters, the dinine
room in pale green and white inter-
mixed with autumn leaves. while the
large spare room was decorated in with
an abundance OF flowers The bride wore
a beautiful gown of cream silk crepe de
chine with trimmings OF white At d
m. about 80 guests sat down to de-
licious reception. Mr.. and Mrs. Wooton
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Wednesday an enjoyable entertainment
was given IN honor of Samuel Pixton-
Karen Bennion rendered the ureat of the
evening when ne sang bass solo The
quartet also participated in the enjoy
able affair, they being encored again and
again.
Miss Nora Holmes has left for her home
in Logan after a fortnight's stay here
with relatives
Ed Hill will leave within the next TIVE
days for Omaha. where he goes to remain
the coming winter
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-17
SAILORS MEET
nigh. in SHOOT

On Monday afternooV, the baseball
teams of the cruisers Washington and
Tennessee will meet on the diamond
to decide which ship shall furnish a
nine to compete with the California
for the feet championship. The fol-
lowing Wednesday the winning team
will meet the California's aggregation
to decide the championship OF the
Second Division. The fleet champion.
ship game will not be played OFF here.
When the cruiser squadron was last
here series of games was played be-
tween the sailors of the second divi.
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are wonderful, and II only arrange
ments can be carried through for an
optional tive-pound cruise to all your
islands from Honolulu, not including
shore expenses, | think that with the
Cfrer of the Union Company to make
an excursion rate from Sydney and
your low rates ut the smaller hotels,
that many OF our Australians will
visit you and induce your people to
come and see US. ....
IL believe that the Joint work OF
III the Pacific Tourist Bureaus in
\merica and London will result in
.nore steamers on the run from the
Pacific Coast to Australia and New
Zealand via Hawaii, larger steamers
and an increase of traffic that will
induce the steamship companies to
Lover their rates, combine with each
other for exchange OF service on one
ticket, as We do In Australasia. l
know that our transportation COM
panies stand ready to meet yours half
why. and believe that 1t will not
lie long befor, we all get together
and make travel on the Pacific SO
cheap, comfortable, and frequent as
II Is on the Atlantic. 1t is with this
In view that ! shall visit Fill. New
Zealand. and the Australian colonies
other than my own to urge cooper
alton with Hawaii in the establish
ment Of joint Offices and exhibition
rooms In the larger cities OF Amer
lea. I hope in another year or SO
10 come back to Hawaii for month
at least. and Il ! do stay a month
doubt II ! eve!' get away again. a
man does not willingly leave Paradise
once he is lucky enough to blunder
into It,"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-17
S7ORM.7OSSED,
SHIPS Reach PORT
Second Division of The
Cruiser Squadron
Arrives

Just after midnight the armored
cruiser California and the torpedo
boat destroyers Truxtun and Whip
pie, the advance guard of Admiral
sebree's division of the cruiser squad
ron, arrived here and anchored in
the stream after rather a stormy pas
sage from Pagopago. The Tennessee
and Washington, together with the
destroyer Hopkins did not reach port
until several hours later.
This morning the California enter
ci the inner harbor and tied up at
the Naval wharf, taking possession
OF the berth vacated by the Pennsyi-
vania. Preparations were at once
made to begin coaling.
That the California arrived in ad-
vance of the other two cruisers of
the division was due to the rough
weather which was encountered aft
er leaving Samoan waters.
The entire division left Pagopago
on the morning of October Z with the
torpedo boat destroyers in tow. Pleas
ant weather was enjoyed and, at noon
OF the l4th inst. the tows We're cast
On and the destroyers allowed to pro-
coed under their own steam.
At noon on the following day a
heavy gale from the northwest was
encountered which lasted until the
morning OF the 10th. Heavy seas
were tossed up, making 1t very I'M
comfortable for the destroyers. New
ertheless, they weathered the gale
without untoward incident and when
the weather finally cleared, the Trux-
tun and Whipple We're easily located.
The Hopkins was not picked up so
easily. so Admiral Sebree ordered
Captain Cottman of the California to
proceed at once to this port with the
Two destroyers.
As soon as the Hopkins was locat-
ed, the Tennessee and Washington
followed the California and arrived
here early this morning. At 1880
o'clock the Tennessee was made fast
at the Oceanic Steamship Co. s wharf
and at once began coaling.
None of the big ships showed any
III effects from the terrific buffetins
through which they had passed. The
dc stroyers. however, plainly showed
the fact that they had been swept
from stem to stern, and that every
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SUVA. Fiji. Sept. 30.-The steam
er Manuka arrived this morning,
bringing from Christmas Island the
shipwrecked passengers, officers, and
crew of thirty-fye Cinnamon from
the steamer Aeon, and also her mail,
consisting OF $50 bags.
The passengers are Chaplain b. F.
Patrick. U. s. NJ, his wife, and chill
dren, Mrs. Ride and Mrs. Yates. In
mes Battle. Woods and Hellasco. The
rest of the shipwrecked party are
Captain Downe. First Mate Thomas,
Second Mate Leck, Third Mate Ian
caster, Chief Engineer Merritt, Sec
ond Engineer Irving. Third Engineer
Thornton, Fourth Engineer HASTE,
and the crew OF thirty-five Chinese.
The Manuka left here Sept. 18th
to the relief of the castaways on
Christmas Island. and found them all
well and delighted beyond measure at
aid coming so soon. t..',
Mrs. Patrick. the wife Of the chap
lain, had given birth to a daughter
the night previous to the arrival OF
the Manuka.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-10-17
HUNTER GIVES
TOURIST PLANS
Leaves Today On SIS,
Mariana For
Australia.

Il am taking slides back with me
10 Australia for lecture on Hawaii
and some day | shall return to Ho-
nolulu and visit the other Islands,
said Percy Hunter, the Tourist Blu
ieau delegate who sailed this after
noon on the Mariana. For nearly a
week have lived in a semi-aquatlc
Paradise at the beach, dined daily
practically in the open air with the
waves washing at my feet. small
boys standing upon the crests OF the
waves, and birds about me 30 tame
that they fly down from the trees to
cat from my hand. will show these
views on the screen, for | don't be-
licve anyone away from Honolulu
will believe all the wonderful things
have to tell without some ocular
proof. 1t is the regret OF my life
that I cant remain for the Waikiki
Hawaiian canoe and surfboard carni-
val tomorrow. ! want moving pic.
lures of these. for II the plan of q
POlynesian Olympia Is carried out
rs | hope II will be. Australia would
like to send some boomerang-throw.
trs, football, cricket and other teams
besides boat crews. and the South
Sea islands, am sure, would be glad
of chance to contest. Hawaii IL
80 centrally located that whatever
we Australians do to advance her in
terests advances our own. for II
brings people nearer to us. Give us
as good ships to Hawaii and Frisco
rs We have to Ceylon and England
and the bulk of our tourists will &c
home or come cut via the Pacific In.
stead OF the Indian Ocean. ! think
now that Hawaii and Australasia are
going to pull together for this In
America. that It can be accomplish
ca. | am taking home with me @
copy of Aloha De-" a song that
should go around the world and have
arranged with the Territorial Trans
rortation Committee for 5000 addi'
tional copies for distribution through
cur bureaus il Australia. shall
also have a plate made program size
so that at the talks ! give on Hawaii
ny audiences can try the song with
proper surrounding effect The Pro,
notion Committee has promised me
films of the Volcano pictures, which