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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-18
NEWS OF REXBURG

Special to The Tribune,
REXBURG. Ida, May 17..-.After a dry
spell OF about elk weeks, this section is
farmer is rejoicing. There were several
heavy showers yesterday and it has
rained almost continuously today, MANY
continued drouth. The present storm vii!
be Of great benefit to this country.
A temporary ticket and freight office
of the O. S. L. has been opened in the
warehouse If Miller Bros. IT Is expected
that work on the new depot Will begin as
soon as plans are prepared.
a series OF interesting programmes We're
given during the week. Next Friday the
district school will close for the year. The
first three days will be devoted 10 final
examinations. A school programme will
be given on Thursday evening. Gradua
ton exercises will be held on Friday
night. ......
Capt Cyrus b. Hawley. a veteran OF
the civil war and prominent fruit grover
and farmer OF Fremont comfy, died at
his home in Sunnyside last week. The
funeral was conducted by the Masonic
order. of which the deceased was a mem
ber The remains were laid 10 rest In
friends from ReXburs. Rigby. st. Anthony
and Idaho Falls were present at the flu
neral. The deceased came TO Fremont
county many years ago. and located on
the south fork OF the Snake river. where
he engaged in farming and fruit raising.
His orchard wss the largest in this part
OF the state, The deceased was the faith
CT Of large family and leaves wiie and
eight grown-up sons and daughters to
mourn his loss.
Petitions are being circulated in the
county for a local option election on the
question OF prohibition. The petitions are
receiving the support of most OF the peo-
pie. There seems TO pc no doubt Of Sc
curing the required 30 per cent Of the
voters of tho county,
Cashier Il. ]. Comstock of the First Ma
tional bank and James Fogg have each
purrhgSed a Ram bier touring car,
large number OF the Rfclls academy
students and several of the teachers left
on the south bound passenger Saturday
night, Five of the teachers are leaving,
two of whom are going on BUSINESS This
institution will open again on Septcm-
hnr i !.
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News of the lntermOllntain Reqi0n
KAYSVILLE NEWS

Special to The Tribune
KATSVILLE. May l7.-Thc milk deal
ers in Salt Lake city having notified
some OF the milk haulers of Davis county
that they would like to get double the
usual quantity of milk from this county
during the G. A. r, convention In Salt
Lake City, and the recent attempt OF the
express company to raise the rate from
IL to 2T cents per hundred on milk and
the Salt Lake Commercial club taking
the matter UP and succeeding In having
the old rate re-establshed. has caused
Davis county people to reflect on the
magnitude Of the milk business in this
county. From figures furnished by milk
men 1t IS clear that the county receives
in the neighborhood OF 100000 u year for
milk shipped and hauled 10 Salt Lake
City and Ogden. II Is gratifying, too,
to see from the assessors report that this
industry is growing.
John Brady and Thomas Allen, the two
prisoners who made their escape from
the county Jail last Monday night, have
not been caught Yet, although diligent
search has been made.
Professor Northrup of the Agricultural
college at Logan, speaking OF The recent
losses OF fruit by frost, stated that no
thought 1ct the losses se We're greatly eyagger-
will sull have quite bounteous supply.
The following young people of Davis
county were married last week: Henry T.,
Stoddard OF Pennington and Miss Jennie
Jenkins of Bingham; Abraham y. Baker
OF Clinton and Miss Lena A. Paulson OF
jamestown, Ida; ]. f. Andrews and Miss
Alice Groves, both OF Bountiful: Dr.
Brown of Bountiful and Miss Florence r.
Thorne OF Salt Lake City; James s. Nal
der and Miss Annie Dunn, both OF Lay
ton.
Hyrum A, Pack, the county clerk of
Davis county was the first county clerk
In the state TO send In report TO the bn-
reau OF statistics in response to the re-
quest recently made by State Statistlcian
Haynes.
Each month this year the fees In the
county recorders office have showed an
increase over the Same month of last
year. In January the receipts amounted
to sl6S No month have the receipts been
less than 500, The expenses Of the Of
flee do not exceed $50 a month
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Provo News Notes.
Special to The Tribune.

SIcCISl 10 l nc IILDulF.
PROVO. May 17.-'Tho peace meeting
heat in the Provo tabernacle yesterday
was presided over by j, NJ. Jensen, who
explained the object Of the meeting and
spoke hopefully of peace in time conquer
Rev. T. Challon Smith Of the Conaregn-
tional church delivered an address on the
sG5rog of Gn wnE b2n M S5@ b6m, st6ee| the obee s
desired
Ths folio following or9cers Of % 1o,r, the PeaGs son
sssGG We're rsGtEe nae1 smtb rsf yce
president; Angie Holbro6k, second vice
president; Maud Beeslcy. secretary and
esSt ] E sweGsan = GsF5mnn Hrhn " W1sm Tsy
lor. l., l.. Nelson, Josephine Kellogg, j.
J. Craner. Lydia knudson, Alfred l..
Booth aud Nilate Elliott, directors.
The Utah county commissioners went
10 Salt Lake today To confer with the
state board of examiners and Prof. Bal:
director Of the central Utah experimental
to retaining il for the purposes for which
IL WAS donated tn the state by the county.
The Scaudpavisns OF Provo held a very
pleasant reunion in tho tabernacle ves-
try last TO commemorate the indcpend
cncc of Norway from Denmark a pro
crammc Of speeches. songs and readings
rendered.
w w, Hade. painter who claims Salt
Lake as hi@ homo. was arrested in Span
element II is alleged that !adc sold
d buggy which nc WIS painting for SEC.
Charles Dixon. farmland residing in
Lake View, has been arrested and ia now
in tho county Jail on charge OF having
stolen q set of harness from Mart Will
hanson. Dixon entered a plea OF guilty
when arraigned and was sentenced to
serve ninety da|s IN the county Jail.
W. rnhn r. Gii"S left here Yesterday
for Hawaii to meet her husband and ac-
,.,...,s.uy aim home. Mr.. Giles has hccn
In Hawaii for three and half years as
a missionary.
George Cassity AMI Otto Lelcht, two
translenis, were sentenced today To serve
seven days each in the county jail for
stealing ride on Rio Grandc freight
frain
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PARK BOARD AGAIN
ASKS FOR MORE MONEY
10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, May I7.-Another request from
the board of park commissioners for an
additional appropriation TO maintain the
filed with the city council this evening,
The petition set forth in detail the
amount necessary 10 complete certain i'm
provements already begun. closing with
the request that the council add another
$1,000 TO the appropriation OF the amount
made early In the year The petition was
referred TO the public buildings and
grounds committee, on motion OF Council
man Pcery,
Upon recommendation Of the public
buildings and grounds committee, the city
board of education was allowed quarters
in the city hail. and the recorder was
instructed to notify those now occupying
The rooms TO Yacate.
The Twenty street visduct re-
Gently completed by the Hartman roads
was formally accepted. upon the recon-
mendation of the street commissioner and
The city engineer.
The regular payroils for the city en-
ployees,. amounting to S2T25, and the pay
rolls in the watcrworks department.
amounting 10 s2I9 40. were allowed.
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TEACHERS CHOSEN BY
BOARD Of EDUCATION
Selection for the Coming School
Year Made at Special
Session.
Iecfal 10 The Tribune.

specTal TO The Tribune.
OGDEN, May 17.-At a special session
of the city board of education this even
ing the following teachers were elected
for next year: High school-E;va Farr.
Mrs. Lillian A. Farnsworth. Kindergar-
ten-Joscphino II. Peters, Florence Bohl-
zon, Myrta Thomas. Mrs. Van vorsten-
berg, Marian Belknap. Principals, ].
Harris. w. n. Peterson. W. l.. Under
wood. Henry Barter. J. w. Wintle, Ina
e. Craven, NJ. L. Pierce, Mrs. Tude r.
Maguire Mrs. Hattie Wade. d. II.
Adams. j. NJ. Bishop.
Teachers In the grammar schools
Ada p. Patterson, Josie II Seaman.
Anna Cassett, Julia Hin, Emma Holland.
LILLIAN Stanley, Jennie Lund, Mrs. w. il.
Laara ea FsRs s%anson Mrs fs cah eaGm Terna
Tavey. Mary f. Roberts, Anna Powell,
Ina y. Young, Eva Moyes. Elizabeth
Marguerite Riser Grace Coughlin. Mar
garet Critics Anna Meyers, Harry Knapp,
Ma5ei caTE Blanche LarRSd hlza6eth stond
Edith IHopenstne. Blanche Harris;
Emma Nelson, Grace Mcguire, Mabel
Rowse. Clara Peterson, Edna Towne,
ke LII Leamen ancnc MIS- obn palsy G Wine' rn Marion
Chambers, Mrs. Nellie Kline, Elizabeth
NebekeT, Mrs. Barnes, Mabel Gardner,
MARY B GriX. Nellie Dougherty, Mabel
J.. Wood. Maud Belnap, Florence Shat
tuck, Florence Crompton, May Hartoz.
Mary A: shanley. Stella Ling, Elsie
Shaw, Marion Cook. Frances Redfeld.
Ethel Green. Alta NJ. Porter Margaret
Shipley. Crystal Smith, Mrs. Hirst Laura
Kl:kpatrick. GeneVieVe Nicholson, Kath-
crime Lewis. Lena Mcleod, Pearl Stew
art. Clara Warner Jonnie Thomas. Sadie
Powell. Blanche Williams. Lottic 3.
Maine. Maude Sprasu9, Evelyn Turner
Meda McQuarrie, Marion Johnson, Lucille
Farr Edith Roche, Maud Chesley. Sarah
Wilson. Mrs. Maude Horn, Elearnor
Roche, Mrs. Olive BaclSham. Belle A,
Kerr. Nellie Wall, Myrtle Blackwood,
Agatha Rail. Ellen Powell, Mrs. Dalton,
Mrs. Gwen Keyes, Eva 3, Brown, Abbie
CorteH. j, 4. Junk and /. J.. Irwin
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CUTLER TO BE- MADE
DEFENDANT IN ACT TON
Thomas E. Butler Says He Will
Sue Former Governor for
$4,000.
Special 10 The Tribune.

OGDEN, May 17.-Another chapter in
the sensational elopement and marriage
Of Thomas Edward Butler and Miss Ma
BILE Blanche Cutler, the eldest daughter
OF former Governor John c. Cutler, Will
be added to the romantic drama within
the next few days. when Butler will file
sn action for S25. 900 damages against his
father-in law for alternating the affections
OF his wife.
Butler was in Ogden today and secured
verified copy OF the application and
marriage license issued to him and his
bride of n few hours several months
ago. Before leaving for his home in
salt Lake he declared that he would
bring suit soon as the, attorneys could
prepare the necessary papers.
Butler is positive In his declaration
that his wife was Influenced against her
will 10 leave him by her father, the for
rner Utah executive.
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ALLEGED LOST DUKE"
CAN GO BACK TO WORK

CHICAGO. May l7-Johann Salvador,
alleged Lost Duke of Austria who dis
appeared from Panesville. o., following
publication OF his claim to noble birth
reappeared in Chicago today from Racine,
Wis. He was taken before the Austrian
consul, Otto Graf witt, whom he had
brief interview. Following the interview,
the consul said,
II don't believe he is the lost arch
duke"
what are yon going 10 do about his
caSc?' was asked
Nothing; there is nothing to do. lie
shop at Paincsvllc.
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Tribune Want Ads.
Fell Main 5000. Independent 500.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE OF
SALE

In the matter OF the estate Of Flora K.
Weymouth, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed will sell at private sale the fol-
lowing described real property, to wit:
half Ca rods north from the southeast
corner OF lot one a., in block thirty (30),
plat +, Salt Lake City Survey, and run
rods; thence west five (5) rods; thence
south two and one-ha!f (2N rods; thence
east five 60 rods to the place OF com
mencement, on or after the 10th day OF
May. A. ID. 1909. and written bids will
be received at room 420 D F. Walker
building until said date, Terms of sale
cash. 10 per cent of which 10 accompany
the bid II. A WEYMOUTH
Administrator OF the estate Of Flora
X Weymouth.
c. NJ. SULLIVAN
Attorney for Administrator.
Dated this eth day of April. 4. p, 1909.
p32o0
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JUDGE IN BOYLE CASE
THREATENED BY COWARD

CLEVELAND. o., May 1.-THE police
to dynamite the home of Judge A w.
Williams in Mercer. Pa, unless he lends
his efforts toward obtaining n new trial
for James Boyle and wife, recently con-
victed before him on the charge OF kid
napinG Willie Whitla.
The threats were sent in an anony-
nous letter, poStmar5ed Cleveland. The
letter was signed "A Friend Of the
Boyles' and warned Judge Williams,
that unless he did as the writer ordered
his home would be blown up and himself
and family killed.
Judge Williams says he was no
alarmed.
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LARGE IMPROVEMENTS
IN STORE FOR OGDEN
Special 10 The Tribune.

SpeCIaT 10 Tic IFlDune,
turc for the east today of General Man
ager w. II. Bancroft OF the Oregon Short
Line system is believed to have some
bearing on the contemplated changes and
improvements IN local railroad circles.
Since the completion OF the viaduct built
by the Hartman roads. there has arisen
a necessity for an entirely different ar
rdngement Of the tracks in the yards.
a number OF others will be added.
gates puL in at the Union depot. and
number of other improvements OF minor
nature will be made. The erection Of the
mammoth foundry for the manufacture Of
car wheels for the Hartman rolling
stock. the new freight depot and other
changes contemplated. is believed to he
responsible for the eastern trip Of Mr..
Bancroft.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
HOLD BUSY SESSION
Special to The Tribune.


OGDEN. May 17,-As predicted several
days ago by The Tribune. the county
commissioners today appointed John G..
Child road commissioner of Weber county
for the next two years. a bond OF $4,000
was required by the commissioners, and
the salary of the new official will be
fixed later.
The commissioners received a COM
munication from the secretary of the
National Irrigation congress, which will
be held t Spokane, August 9-l4, asking
that five delegates be appointed from
Weber county No action was taken to-
day, but the appointments may be made
fater.
The board decided that two polling
places in each OF the city wards and one
in each Of the county districts Will be
sufficient for the special election which
will be held June 8. Judges Of the cleo
ton will be appointed at a later meet
ing.
Joseph Geoghegan petitioned the com
missioners to make an appropriation for
the entertainment of the delegates who
will aatend the national encampment OF
the G. A. r, In Salt Lake this year The
petition was filed for future action.
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New Tenor for America.

PARIS. May 17.-Loo Slezak. tho noted
tenor Of the Vienna opera. today signed
Il contract for his appca rance at the
Metropolitan opera house, New York.
next season. q Gatti- Casa zZa. general
manager of the Metropolitan opera house
and Director Andrcas DiDpel call Slczak
a second TamaCno and say that he has
acquired n high reputation at Vienna
and Budapest Slczak will make his first
appearance In western Europe at Covcnt
Garden, London. next month, singing i'm
the role Of Othcllo.
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L0WLAND RESIDENTS OF
LINCOLN FIGHT FLOOD

LINCOLN. Neb.. May ia downpour
OF rain tonight sent Salt creek and Ante
lope creek out OF their banks and resi-
dents living in lowland sections along tho
streams were forced TO call for assistance
10 save their household goods
Mrs. Stella Cole, wife Of the keeper Of
City park, was drowned while trying to
escape with her baby. A man named
Kelly. who swan TO her rescue. took the
baby TO u place Of safety, but could not
save the mother
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Killed III Rim aWaV

GOLDFUSLD, New, May 1T.-->Toln
Kane. n wcli-known young man of Gold =
field. 23 years old, was instantly Killed
last night by being thrown from a buggy
drawn BY runaway team, his head strik-
ing the heavy timbcrs which supported
the trcstlc over the Consolidated spur
Kane came TO Goldneld from j.cadviIle
where his mother lives, and had been op-
Grating an assay office,
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George Perkins Dead.
Special to The Tribune.

OGDEN. May 1I,-George Perkins. the
1S-year-old son of the late Dr. George
w. Perkins, died at the family residence.
1854 Adams avenue. this morning, OF
hemorrhage OF the lungs.
The young man was brought to Ogden
Sunday from Denver, where he had been
under treatment at santa rum. Fu-
neral arrangements have not Yet been
made,
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Prominent Man a Suicide.

PRESCOTT Ariz.. May 1I.--Lconard +.
Hale committed suicide today by shoot
ing He was IS years old, prominent In
business circles. and was known through
ont the territory. He leaves n wife, a
daughter. II brother who is lawyer in
Kansas City, Kan, and another brother
in Bangor Nc \ sister lives at
Dover. ~. III.
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Brandenberg in Tombs.

NEW YORK, May i7.-Broughton Bran-
denburg, the writer. who was brought
back from San Francisco yesterday, was
arraigned in police court today, charged
with larceny by having sold to the New
York Times an article purporting to have
been prepared by Grover Cleveland Bran
prison to await trial. the date OF which
was not fixed. His counsel announced
that 10 application for ball would be
made at present.
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Struck by a Train.
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 17.-C,eorge Smith was
picked up by a Union Pacific train crew
a few miles from Ogden and brought TO
the city this morning. Smith is suffering
from broken arm which he says was
caused by being run into by a passenger
train. His injuries being attended
al the Odgen general hospital.
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EXTENT OF INJURY is
NOT YET DETERMINED
Special 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, May 17.-The condition of NJ.
F. Cunningham, ogden correspondent for
the Salt Lake Herald, was reported TO
be about the same this afternoon. The
right eye, which was injured by the blow
from the highwaymau who attempted TO
rob him Saturday evening, is In highly
inflamed condition. and 1t is feared that
he may lose the sight OF it,
DR.. s. l.. Brick. an eye specialist Of the
city, who is attending Mr., Cunningham,
says that he cannot tell how seriously
the wound may prove until the inflam-
nation disappears.
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New Time Card.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
OGDEN. May 1I.-The new time card
on the Hartman roads centerug in Og-
den went into effect this morning. All
OF the various heads of departments were
called into consultation with Suporin-
tendent T.. g, Manson OF the Southern
Pacific today, and the changes OF sched-
ucs discussed
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OFFICE CHIEF QUARTpRMAsrER,

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER,
Denver, Colo, Aprll 20, 1909. Sealed
proposals In triplicate will be received
here and at office OF tho quartermaster
a. each post below named, until II a. M.
May 20. 1909. for furnishing corn. oaLs,
bran hay and straw or bedding hay. re-
quired during tho months of August and
September. 1909: at Fort Huachuca and
Whlpple Barracks. Arizona; Fort Logan
Fort Wingate. New Mexico, and Fort
Douglas and Fort Duchesne Utah, In
or at offices OF respective post quarter
masters. J. W. POPE. Chief Q. NJ. p2424
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Petition for Letters.
Special TO The Tribune.

SUeClaT 10 TIC Irlbune.
OGDEN. May I'm the probate divi-
sion OF the district court this afternoon
Elizabeth .Allard, widow of Lewis Al
lard, flied a petition for letters of admin
istration. with the will Of her husband
annexed, The property left by Allard is
valued at $4,000. His death occurred in
Ogden Nav O.
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To Serve Sentence.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. MAY 17.-Edward Higgins,
convicted several DAYS ago in Morgan
county of larceny, was brought TO Og
den today to serve his sentence in the
Weber county jail The county bastilc
at Morgan is Insecure and unsafe.
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Licensed to Wed.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, May ia license to marry
was issued by the county clerk this af-
ternoon TO Lewis y. Hansen and Sarah
Jidkinss both Of Warren.
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Saloon Held Up.

GREAT FALLS Mont, MAY IA sa-
loon holdup Is reported from Belt. a coal
camp near here. Two men with hand
kerchiefs over their faces entered the
saloon OF Alcide Fischer, in which there
were about "A dozen people, One OF the
robbers fired pontblanll at Fischer, the
bullet grazing the top OF his head Most
of the men ran out and one OF the hold
up men went to the cash register and
grabbed what money he could in hurry
after which both robbers ran out.
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Switchman Fatally Hurt.

BUTTE. MAY 1T-lohn Kane. 21 sim
gle. Switchman at Air Line. Anaconda
was today fatally crushed by locomotive
and IS ,lln0.
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A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar-proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
60 up Main street, $500 per year.
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A private safe may be rented in tho
fire and burglar-proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
80 up Main street, 500 per year.
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Tribune Want Ads,
Bell Main 500. Independent 800.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1909-05-15
THE NEGR0'S LEGAL STATUS.
Amendments to Federal Constitution
Bindinq, but Disreoarded.

The Hon. ]. C. Ten Eyck, who is one
Of the leading members of the West
chester (N. " bar, in replying to a
letter which he recently received from
Mr.. John Z. Bruce of Yonkers, N. Y,
in which the latter requested his views
as to the exact legal status Of the Ne
gro under the constitution of the Unit
ed States as amended, said:
'The thirteenth. fourteenth and the
fifteenth amendments to the federal
constitution were legally adopted as
they are now Incorporated into that
document. They have the same force
ard power as any other provision Of
The constitution. There is no doubt
about it. But, on the other hand. there
Is no doubt that these instruments are
sometimes disregarded, and they are
not always enforced And yet they
have always been recognized by the
supreme court Of the United States as
binding"