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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-24
SHARP BRINGS DoSICH.
Admitted Assault on Compatriot at
Garfield Last July.

sheriff Joseph c. Sharp returned
Tuesday from ST. Louis with Daniel
Dosich, who IL wanted here on the
charge of assault with a deadly weapon
with intent to commit murder In the
warrant issued for his arrest he is
charged with having shot Thomas
Starkovich at Garfield on July s, last
Dosich admitted that ne was the man
wanted for the shooting and Sheriff
sharp gave him no time to change his
mind before he left ST. Louis on his
return trip. From the manner in which
Dosich talked, Sheriff Sharp thinks he
will plead guilty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-24
Heavy Attendance at Evening
Session When Formal
Opening Occurs.
ELECTRICAL ILLUMINATION.
Baby Show Friday Ono OF Big Events
Of the Meck--Prikcs Distributed
Thursday.

While the attendance at the pure food
show az the Auditorium was good
Tuesday afternoon. it was greater dur
ing the evening and there was quite a
crush before Mayor John s. Bransford
delivered his Address of welcome. The
big building was beautifully decor0ted
and the thousands OF colored lights
and other electrical displays. made
the scene a beautiful one to behold
All Of the booths attracted a great
deal of attention and samples were Civ
en- to ali who cared for them. The
manag cement was greatly pleased with
the showing made and IL is certain the
exposition will be a big success The
baby show, which comes Friday after
noon, is attracting widespread atten-
ton. and It is expected there viii be
scores OF little ones to compete for the
three gold prizes.
A record crowd is expected Thursday
evening when the manufacturers will
distribute 1870 prizes
MAYOR BRANsFORD TALKS.
Mayor Rransford, accompanied by
city officials. arrived at tho Auditorium
about S o'clock Tuesday evening, and
after being escorted through the build
ing and examining the exhibits, he was
taken 10 the stand by President Price
and Manager a. A. Tremp. In his
praise for the home concerns and
hearty welcome Tor eastern companies,
Mayor Bransford spoke as follows:
81 am delighted TO have the honor
to officially open this splendid eNposi-
ton. I believe that such an under
taking as this Is good for the commum-
ty and for the manufacturers as we'll
This gives the manufacturers an OPP
portunity Of displaying their wares In
manner superior to any other, and II
serves TO bring the housewife and the
manufacture a little closer together
than can otherwise be done. This also
gives the manufacturer an opportunity
10 show the public just what kind or
foodsturfs are manufactured within our
own commonwealth
Il am glad to have this opportunity
10 extend the welcome of the city to
the manufacturers from outside the
city who have come here 20 take part
in this worthy event. and to assure
them that the public OF this city VIII
support them in no uncertain manper.
! cong1-atulate the home manufacturers
,pon their MAGNIFICENT display and the
,eople interested and the management
for this truly splendid exposition. The
Greater salt Lake pure FOOD ana IN
dnst,dal exposition is now officially
open. and | trust that the attendance
and the results will be all that the
management and the exhibitors desire
success and good luck TO YOU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-24
LEMON SUITS WITHDRAWN.
california Courts Claim Exclusive Jur-
jsdic4ion and Cases Go There.

The holding OF California court In
r,zrd 10 Jurisdiction caused the
aitbdrawal Tuesday IN the federal
c,srt of the case Of the fruit dealers
n California against the Union Pa
eler railroad company and all other
|irsrscontnental lines restraining them
from raising the rates on lemons and
|athsr fruits which were 10 have gone
Into effect shortly.
The last Congress raised the duty
on lemons and kindred fruits in order
I, enable the California growers TO
compete with importers OF Italy and
spain. OF all the lemons used in this
country but 40 per cent were contribut-
ID b. local growers. the majority com
Irg ron abroad II was for the pur-
Joseoi enabling the American growers
70 dispose Of their product and In
crease their orchardage that the duty
vas raised
The California court held that Il had
jurisdiction In the case and all others.
o. Ehch many had been filed at diff
feFsnl points through which the trans
continental railroads pass, will be with
draWn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-24

placed in their hands that they had a
clear title TO 1t, although the record Of
the probate court does not show that
the notice Of final distribution WIS
made
Chief Justice Straup says that the
question Is whether the title is market
able. He declares that a title 20 real
estate may be good. but not marketable.
For this reason. he sets forth In his
dissenting opinion that the purchaser
ought not 10 be compelled TO buy a
law suit He says that a purchaser
under such q contract, ought 10 feel
that he could hold the land in peace and
be reasonably sure that there was 10
flaw or doubt that would arise TO dis
turb the market value.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-24
lays WIFE IS A
| NAUGHTY WOMAN
,~0.ss and Drinks and Allows
Oauchters to Follow Her
Example.
I.ye nEcREE OF DIVORCE.
s..... custody Of His Chill
y aren. believing lie Can Mon'd
rhclr conduct Better

maker the mother OF three
fauna' .nokes cigarettes. drinks and
thi'o''' -. ,vo daughters 70 follow her
'loNs .coording 20 complaint Tor
, 49,. sled Tuesday afternoon oy :.
''o o.''.. q railroad man. Within the
a Da"-' ..o,tbs Mrs. Baker has oor-
=" ~ a,on, $500 in his name and with
loN,1 -,,sent he says. Some OF the
out nv NJ declares. was spent for lewo
money D" ,,bich she hung up IN her
gciules ,ne His daughter, Rene,
Avnk 'o,rarettes. he declares, joined
SMOKE - - company known as the
.pasiiss Amusement coinpans' sha
pss h moving picture SHOWS 9.e
W. !; Years old and refuses TO 20 ~
s,hool lila, Raker saws that he
IN Ms ny custody OF his daughter
naI'' ~ ,esrs old and Le Roy Z years
NnA, I. w. mat ne believes that ne can
os ~ ,b.m and get them to attend
now 9o9. v,re married al Baker city
lu's oct 3 1880 Last January
Nee.,a IN bingham. whore ne had
I'l p,.n,o,t but his wife refused TO
enip.o, 49, ,',o,, and live with him. Dur
W the summer. he says, nus VIE Ven
y me ssn Palace and drank hluor
1.,.h was paid for by strangers. Dur-
~, ~ time he says. she exercised no
So, ~ over her daughters and allowed
,S .sr, 10 follow her example. Whe s
W =, returned to salt Lake. he says, ne
srsmpted to persuade the two gi!ls
s''. .,,e.d school. but they refused to,
v VI ", NJ mother upheld them in II. In
NV ,,, nber Baker says. men Of ques-
.'s.abis character called on his daugh-
' .s' srs that one night he elected one
~. M, On man Mrs. Baker told him that
I, ~ sss Was in Nina's place she would
tfr him
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-24

says that the Chin family. OF which he
is the local leader, will not take sides
i'm the tight zee Luke. the Nee family
leader. says that the chin family are
enemies Of the zee family men. and
that the zee family will hold the chin
family bosses" responsible IN case the
Chin gunner show any disposition to
join forces in this private feud with
the On Yicl highbinders.
Chin Guam Gin. however. disclaims
any intention of getting into the row,
though he does not like the zee fam
lily, and the police believe that he will
be able to hold his own people level.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-24
JUDGMENT is AFFIRMED.
''"nlS Opinion OF Supreme Court
s1'Alns Lower Court In TlntIc Case.

a'"nl1 Opinion OF Supreme Court
s''1lns Lower Court In Unite Case.
Ia. y ,he case OF William J. Barrette.
.-ht against s. A. Whitney. re
s.-1snI Justice ] r.. Frick Of the
.eele court handed down a decision
pAs which was concurred In nv
49,. 49, w. II. McCarty. Affirming me
sapm OF the lower court In dismiss
q !, svuoh against Mr. whitney.
| ~ 'sstlee ID, n. Straup handed
| 49,. 4,sAenting opinion. In which h.
- mat the court erred. and thai
.0eement between them was W.
n, A. na''s,le purchased some prop
b s Soa MI Whitney on a contract
M So, Was stipulated that the
a s. should be good and marketabie
n nv ~ tne title Mr.. Whitney agreed
las,s nairette $3.50 II tho title was
,ss- IN any way for attorney Zee
rsr5fs " INTO court or II Barrotfe De
rr,te- ~ whitney would take ~,
l,sr .'o court and qulet the title
,.r.5 ,eea.Ahlng the title Barrette a..
an oras. lhe court had not ISSUED
tra,s.,,' ior the dlaributlon ~ ~
|w,ts,.s ~ me time the propertv yas
A. esims s guy. ulat other heirs might
n Wh,,. ssainsi the estate. lie asked
oirt ~ S''nsy 70 take the matter mo
nv m. e,ay A'o 20 him In order An
u, pro NY , ,lue and cover the defect IN
d, iitIe 49, " record. Whitney declared
ON n 49, and Barrette took n into
iu5ss' Ice Se'ermlne the matter ''''
care M, ana Judge McCarty de-
N,r IN" lhe court mad turiedictio,
sis,s =" helis OF the Joseph 'roronia
nn,,,,l Nne Property Whom ~ Ia
fb N.Y. was appointed There 80.
if.ors, n,'is 20 the estate ana ,ho
IN, =, , snow that there were nv ~ =, wv wv
Z h,Id WI estate Tor that reason 4,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-24
ADJUSTMENTS

Theater-Big preparations are go
ing on for the opening or the nome
opera season in The Serenade' tomor-
row afternoon and evening. As popular
prices will prevail heavy crowds are
looked for.
Orpheum-There has been big adj
vance sale for the Thanksgiving per
formances. and the program is voted as
being above average merit. Three OF
the acts are good enough for headliners
ColonIaI-The lively comedy entitled
'erhe Girl Question runs through the
week with special Thanksgiving natl
nee tomorrow
Shubert--The FIRST performance IN
Sail Lake Of The Man from Home,
one Of the great successes OF the year
I'm the east. occurs tonight. The com
many IS sent out by LAebler Co Of
New York. which Is alone a guarantee
Of A strong cast and a presentation or
"a high standard throughout A Thanks
giving matinee r. announced for tomor-
row.
Crand-"Brown OF Harvard" viii
be seen at matinees This afternoon ana
tomorrow. and viii run throughout the
week
Runpalow-The vaudeville bill OF
The week ends tonight and will be fol-
lowed by a complete change tomorrow
afternoon and evening. The special
feature viii be Counsel, Jr.," man or
monkey. thousands are unable 20 tell
which.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-24
BRINGS PETERSON TO JAIL.


Deputy United states Marshal Julian
Riley brought TO the county jail Tues
Mlless. from Bingham. called upon Too
answer charge of tutoring forged
money order.
Max y. presslcr. electrician at the
United States smclter at West Jordan.
lost a money order for $50 He report
ed the less at the postonicc at Bingham.
shortly after 10 Is alleged Peterson
appeared with the order 10 be cashcd
He was placed under arrest through the
quick thinking OF the girl clcrk Pc
terson claims that he received the or
der from a cousin I'm Minnesota.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-24
MRS. SAM c. WING MARRIEs.

News has been received u the mar
riage OF Mrs. Sam C.. Wing OF this city
and Frank Toney. a cotton planter OF
Florence. Ala, last Thursday. Mr. and
Mrs Toney win make their home IN
Alabama. The bride rs wen known Zoo
Salt Lake, having been resident for
10 wears She was the wife Of sam G..
Wing. representative OF the Mutual IAfe
Insurance company. who shot himself
fatally in the corridor OF the Atlas ho-
tel The widow then engaged in tho
rooming house business on second East
street A short time ago she disposed
Of her Interests and went on n visit n
her girlhoOd home. whore she renewed
anouaintance with Mr.. Toney. a former
Youthful admirer. The result was the
marriage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-24
MODEL RATHsKELLER.
Eugene VILE Returns From New York
Where Tie Purchased Equipment.

salt Lake IL 10 have one of the nnost
lathskollers 90 the country before tho
new year makes its appearance. n the
energies of Eugene willie are equal 10
the emergency The proprietor of tho
Louvre rathskeller has just returned
from New YORK and the esast. WHARF he
made purchases which are % ~'rVe as
an equipment Tor the nov cafe Ia tho
basement of the Holmes Knox building,
second south and state streets.
The new rathsloeller IL 10 be up-to-
dale on every line. Ia Win have accom-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-24

modations for 2i5 patrons, win possess
n six-piece orchestra together with va
cal soloiets, there win be fourteen pri-
vate diningrooms with telephone con-
nections IN all. and thew win b. all "
the little adjuncts which go TO make an
eating houae comfortable. A fountain
viii play in the center of tho cafe. Nj
Willie said Tuesday that the place
would b. the best OF its kind between
New York and san francisco
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-24
WOULD TAX CLUBHOUSE.
Test Case Filed 90 Recover S621.S2
Assessed Against b. +. O. T..

County Treasurer j. A. Groesbeck
filed an answer Tuesday afternoon in
the Third district court TO the suit OF
the Salt Lake lodge Of the Benevolent
Protective order OF Elks to recover
1921 SO which had been assessed against
the property OF the lodge as taxes. The
Elks claim that the property is used
for charitable purposes and not for
private or corporate gain. and that for
this reason IL is exempt from taxation
under the laws OF the state.
The county treasurer denies that the
property is used for charitable pur-
POSES only AID that Il is exempt from
taxation This Is the first year that
the Elks' property has been assessed
and the action is brought as a test
case
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-24
81 NJ !. DRUG DEPTS UNI.
USUAL OFFER.

,sos.l i'1.i only that v. h..
uh,,sl M iht medloin' nav" iaith
fifsp stople 90 bo willing r ia up by
sldz s s'e money ifl' does ma, p' i,,,. 20
Aess man Drug Department to q
,.ofs she VINO dropped into their
ial,e'srds sp1o,ela are GLAD TO sell Dr
"lalon and 5 IN. Tor the cure 3f con-
10 ss @' pr Howard Conn.,, l basis.
lhorse's saiek lntroduciery a. ,I order
Isni bo,iis. 70 ven their regular a ~
.'f ellhouee nni price 25 vents
20 have 800 M y, have sold a lot of n
. N one has Been i sro,,. every package
'.t,.la0tog '''usht back aa an
',a ~ , .,s sisty doses in q ,,., 49,.
lsns a is''lsd IN the yss. p essl =. ,n a.,
asl p on. everyone has NOR scSs ,e.a 81
/" lumbar ~. ~ nie pill or tablet
" mineral vaasr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-24
NEULEN WANTS MONEY.
iiles Suit Against Board of Education
For S2,14S.45.

w. Aellen, a contractor. fled suit
n me Third district court Tuesday
iplnst Wonder Horst Bros. contrac-
M the fidelity Trust a Deposit Co.
Maryland, and the city board OF
creation 70 recover S2,l4s.46 alleged
Dc due Mellen for excavating and
materials furnished In the con-
-elon OF the new Jefferson school
'snoer Horst Bros. had the contract
" hen threw Il up. The Fidelity
w q Deposit company OF Mary
~ me bondsmen, took over the
u .hIaei and are doing the work for
m oosra OF education. Under his
Fo due him. ''''H sum
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-24

DO the right thing n you have Ma
sal Catarrh. Get Elys Cream Balm
AZ once Don't touch the catarrh pow
ders and snuffs. for they contain CO.
caine. Ely's Cream Balm releases the
secretions that inhame tho nasal pass
ages and the throat, whereas medicines
made with mercury merely dry up the
secretons and leave YOU no better than
YOU were in a word. Elys Cream
Balm is a real remedy. not a deluslon.
All druggists, so cents. or mailed by
York
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-24
A Fact

Unless the best Mexican Vanilla
Beans are used, properly cured,
properly aged, and the favor
properlyextracted, and allowed to
stand at least one year before Of
fering for sale, good extract OF
Vanilla is an impossibility. Try
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-24
NINE TRAINS EACH WAY.
Rctween Salt Lake and Ogden.

Only sli0 round tiip on Thanksgiving
day via Oregon Short Line. Football
game Salt Lake High School Va. ogden
High.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-24
BOYS WANTED

la every town I'm Utah and adjoining
states. Boys, get ready 10 earn some
Christmas money. For particulars add
dress
THE DESERET NEWS.
Salt Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-24
FOOTBALL GAME

Az Ogdan, Thanksgiving day Excur-
sion via O. 5. l.. Round trip Sl1O. Nine
trains each way az convenient hours
Last train returning leaves ogden $50
y. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-24
SCRATCH PAPER.

Don't Use Your Letter Heads, Scratch
paper Tor sale cheap at the Deserei
News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-24
YEE LUKE TOLD
WAR WOULD LAST
Tong Feud viii Not End Until the
Passing OF Chinese
New Year.
GUN MEN ARE LEAVING HERE
Go TO Join Their Allies i'm san Fran
cisco-POlice Watching for
Killings Here.

The zee family has taken the ag-
gressive in its tight with the on Yick
tong and number of Yee gunner
have left salt Lake City for San
Francisco TO join in the big war
there and in Oakland, Cal. The zee
family has appealed to the union
leaders In all OF the cities in the
United states where there is a China
town OF any Importance, and money
is being advanced in enormous
amounts According 10 advices re-
ceived today by Yee Luke. a promi-
nent Yee family man. at II Plum
alley. from san Francisco, no cessa-
ton of hostilities Is anticipated until
the Chinese new year period, which
is nearly two months away. II rs esti-
mated that the members of the Hee
family are paying for armed guards
alone something like $500 per day
In addition To this is the heavy eX-
pense for the army of imported gun
fighters, which has gone TO san Fran
cisco from all Parts Of the country
in hope OF earning some Of the big
blood money offered for dead on Yick
tong men The zee family men are
losing heavily because all OF their
business houses are closed up and
the doors barred, and this viii mean
a loss of more than $4,000 II the
war endures until the Chinese new
year season.
EXPECT MORE KILLING.
since the murder Of Yee Yup by Ge
Gong, in front of the Six Companies
headquarters in san Francisco, last
Sunday afternoon no more killings
have been reported either on the
coast on al interior points. However,
the police OF Salt Lake city and Dem
yer are expecting hourly 10 hear OF
more bloodshed.
wee Wing. q prominent Yee family
man OF Salt Lake city, who journeyed
10 San Francisco 10 aid the members
Of the Yce family In their bloody feud
with the ON Yick tong, has been
arrested there on charges OF assault
10 commit murder and carrying con
cealed weapons. he g. reported 10
have attempted 10 kin Paul SchmHt.
night sergeant OF the Morse patrol In
the California metropolis He WAS re-
leased on 500 cash bail and his friends
here say that he viii forfeit the bail
and come back 10 Salt Lake city.
YEE WING SPOTTED.
1t Is not probable that Yec wing win
be able 90 remain here. however. as tho
on Yiolx hatchetmen have him spotted
ana after arranging his affairs. he will
20 I'm hiding I'm some other place.
chin Guam Gin, who bears the honor
! airy title OF mayor OF Chinatown here,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-24
yEE WING SPOTTED.

II Is not probable that Yeo wing win
be able 90 remain here however as tho
on YlolS hatchetmen have him spotted"
ana after arranging his Affairs. he Will
go I'm hiding In some other place
chin Guam Gin, who bears the honor
airy title OF mayor OF Chinatown here,
The Prescott daily news., 1909-11-09
HAD SYSTEM OF ELEVATORS
Scientist Has Found Proof That Romans Knew of Labor Saw
 Ing Device.

Prof. Boni is reported to have made an important discovery in the course of his excavations in the Forum, at Rome. While exploring some under ground passages near the north ros- tra of Caesar he found in 12 small rooms or galleries traces of former system of elevators.
 In each room there are unmistak- able traces of grooves through which ropes passed and stone supports for wooden poles that were fixed verti- cally inside the passages The profes- sor Is convinced that platforms in- stalled in these rooms served to raise to the surface the gladiators and wild beasts that participated in the circus games and that hence they were nothing else but elevators or lifts.
 Thus what until recently was consid- cred modern invention was used by the Romans under the republic. There are no traces of similar elevators in buildings belonging to the imperial De. riod and in all likelihood no attempt was made to improve the movable platforms In later times.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-11-09
QUEER PLACE FOR LlGHTSHIP
Government Has Ordered 1t Moored In a Peach Orchard 40 Miles
 Inland.

A lightship in the heart of Delaware and in a peach orchard at that? Sounds strange, but according to No tice to Mariners No 27' that is pre- cisely what the lighthouse board con templates.
 Fenwick Island Shoal lightship, off the Delaware coast, is to be moved, and according to this official bulletin it Is to be placed in latitude north 3S degrees 27 minutes 25 seconds, longi- tude west 75 degrees 46 minutes 40 seconds.
 Mariners upon receiving copies of the notice sent out by the lighthouse board concerning the change prompt ly began to plot it out on their charts. When they found that the ship would be located 40 miles inland from the coast they rubbed their eyes and be- gan to calculate over again. but each time the lightship brought up in a Delaware peach orchard.
 How does 1t happen" Lieut.. Com. Bispham, lighthouse engineer of this district, was asked, that Fenwick Is- land Shoal lightship is to be moved inland?"
 Why of course it isn't" Then he. too. began to use instruments, and brought up where the mariners had. It's a mistake" he said, "and there will have to be a correction. We don't want them trying to navigate through the state of Delaware. That longitude should be "A degrees instead of 75."- Philadelphia North American.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-11-09
Chimes as a Hustler.

My how quick the times goes, now the Metropolitan tower clock is strik- ing every 15 minutes!" exclaimed the busy woman. Tt Is beautiful to hear. but 1t makes the minutes simply fly away, You think you're getting on fine with your work and will have something to done by a stated time, when 'ding-dong -ding!' will go the chimes another quarter hour gone. and you're not half through. It keeps me hustling as never before. New York Press. ae-a