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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-12-24
DIXIE LANDSCAPE ADORNED
WITH MANTLE OF SNOW
Especial correspondence. }

ST. GGoORGE, Dec 2l-The Dixie
landscape Is covered with a mantle of
snow. 1t began falling last evening and
has continued most of tho time since,
AT noon today the snow was between
I'VE and six inches deep on the level.
The unusual snowfall excited the people
and snowballs have been flying In all
directions during the day, even older
people participating In the sport A
few people have been out with slcighs,
but the snow Is too soft for ENJOYABLE
sleighing. The last week has been ycry
cold here. the water has been frozen up
In the st. George and Cottonwood canal
to such an extent that 1t was impossi-
bic at times to operate the power plant
which furnishes light for the citizens
and the streets.
The city has recently arranged to
take over the power plant from the
parties who installed It
A committee of tho Commercial club
has recently been at work canvnssine
this vicinity for subscriptions for an
automobile road to give this city con-
nection with the railroad at Acorna- 1t
is reported that sufficient funds will be
available for the purpose. and better
transportation facilities may bo looked
for In the near future.
Work on the academy building is pro-
crossing slowly under the direction of
Hon. Thomas p. Cottam. who has been
placed IN charge of the work 1t is ex-
pccted that all the people In tho stake
will assist literally in its erection.
The commission which Is taking owl
dencc in the Indian wars OF early DAYS
is now in session here. A largo num-
Der OF the gTizzloA Veterans who per-
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Lyric Photographs Free.
Consolidated Music Co.. 1913 Main.
TODAY ONLY.
WOMAN HOOKED BY FAMILY
cow AT CENTERVILLE
Especial corrcspondencc.)

CENTERVILLE, Davis Co, Utah. Dec.
pa very serious accident occurred
hero this morning. when a Mrs. Jacobsen
was very painfully hooked by the fam
lily COW.
Mr.. and Mrs Jacobsen recently moved
to this village and are living on tho
Kemp ranch. on the foot hills east OF
the town. Mr.. Jacobsen had gone into
Salt Lake City on business and Mrs.
Jacobsen was in the barn yard attend
ing TO the COW, which she had often
done. as 1t was the family COW and
long considered safe and perfectly gentle.
when suddenly the animal attacked her
with terrible viclousncss, running her
into corner of the yard, hooking and
wounding the lady very seriously. Final
ly tho animal ceased her assault and
Mrs. Jacobsen got out of the yard and
managed somehow to get to neigh
boris house. and word was sent to Mr.
Jacobsen who hurried home. accom-
panied by physician An awful cash
in the fieshy part OF the log was found
with many other wounds In different parts
of the body and She Is in a very pre-
carlous condition. but will probably re-
cover unless internally injured or COM
plicatlons ensue.
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DOLLY DIsIpLEsv CASE.

OGDEN, Dec. 24.-The case of Dolly
Dimples" was resumed in the municipal
court Thursday morning at II o'clock
t7ief of Police T. z. Browning was
called to the witness stand and asked
by the defense how much money was
found on the person of L. V. Curry
husband of Dolly Dimples" when he
was arrested in Los Angeles. AS the
chief knew the amount only by hear
say. he was dismissed. Mrs. Curry
was then called. Her testimony was
an absolute denial OF any knowledge of
fraud and SO far as she was concerned
the entire affair in Ogden was perfectly
square. Mr.. Curry was thon called and
he also emphatically denied all resti-
mony given by Van Ness and Miss
Musser on Wednesday. The case was
continued at $3.50 p. m. and after sur-
iher testimony from the defendants.
was continued
The hearing of the Dolly Dimples"
cese was concluded before Judge Muir
Dhy this forenoon. when Fred RlclSer.
the outfits business manager. and L.
" Curry. the husband of Dolly Dim
PIES" were held In $500 bonds to an
swer to the district court for conspiracy
TO defraud and obtaining money under
false prctenses. Mrs. Curry was given
her liberty
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FUNERAL SERVICES.

OGDEN. Dec. 24.-Funeral services
over the remains OF Mrs. Alice NJ. Dean
were held at the Lynne ward meet
inshouse Thursday afternoon at 2
O'clock, Bishop James Taylor presiding
Miss Pauline Maddox and Mrs Sarah
Taylor sang Unanswered Yet" Orson
Griffin sang After" The speakers
were Elders David Jensen. John l.
Wilson, Il. a. Larlein. Bishops George
Smuin and James Taylor, and Patrl-
arch McGhie of Salt Lake. Pauline
Maddox and Orson Griffin rendered
several more beautiful selections and
the funeral cortege proceeded to the
city cemetery. where John Barker dedi-
Gated the grave. The attendance was
large and the floral offerings were
numerous
The funeral of Thomas Farley was
held Thursday afternoon Mt o'clock
ut Richey's funeral chapel, Father
Ryan officiating. Interment in the
Mountain View cemetery
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MT. PLEASANT ENTERTAINMENTS

MT. PLEASANT, Dec. 2S-Tuesday
evening the Central Grand Concert
company, the second attraction of the
Lyceum course. under the auspices OF
the schools appeared in Mt. Pleasant.
The large audience was captivated
with the splendid skill shown by the
performers
Wednesday evening, the christmas
Waif," a cantata. was rendered. In the
opera house by the public school chill
dren. to the entire satisfaction of all
present.
Thursday evening Prof. A. C. Lund.
Prof Gudmansen, Miss Mabel and
Kenneth Borg and others OF the B.
Y university. gave a concert in the
North ward Westinghouse.
Monday evening Dec. 20. the Young
Ladies' Mutuals of Mt Pleasant. held
their annual Pound Party" realizing
about $35 In money and the Relief So
ciety on Wednesday distributed some
thing over $40 in pounds among the
worthy poor.
Tho rabbit hunt to be had Thursday
afternoon between town people is caus-
ing considerable excitement A great
deal of sport Is anticipated
Born, to the wife of Mr.. Al Tanner
Saturday, Dec. is, a boy; to Mrs. Ethel
Spence a boy. Sunday. Dec. 1s.
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STAR OF BETHLEHEM"
At THE TABERNACLE
Beautiful Cantata to be Rendered by
Ogden's Famous sChoir-Intcrprct-
cd by Elder ID. o. Mckay.

OGDEN, Dec. 2A-Next Sunday art
ernoon at o'clock in the tabernacle
will be presented the beautiful Christ
mas cantata, ''star of Bethlehem" by
the Ogden tabernacle choir, assisted by
the following soIoists; Mrs. Bessie
Dean Allison, Miss Maud Belnap. Miss
Bessie Blair. Mr. Walter L. Steohens
Nir. Caleb Marriott
Elder David o. Mckay will be the
speaker and will present the Christ
mas thought contained in the cantata
in four parts, preceding the singing OF
the solos and choruses by the choir
and soloists
The presentation of this cantata. will
take the place OF the regular Sunday
afternoon service and the public IS in
vited to attend
Prof Joseph Eallantync informs Tho
News that IL is one of the most beau
tlful cantatas ever given by the choir.
IL requires about 40 minutes in pres
entatson and contains many gems for
colo, organ and chorus.
II is rare opportunity for the peo-
PIC of Ogden to hear this magnificent
musical work sung by such a splendid
choir and soloists and interpreted by a
man OF Elder McKay's ability No
doubt the tabernacle will be filed to
overfowing. Tho services will begin
promptly at p. IN.
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STEEL CORPORATION TO
SPEND HUNDRED MILLIONS

Chicago. Dec. 24-About 500 Oa0. 900
is TO be spent by the United States Steel
corporation and its subsidiaries in i'm
provements to the steel making terri
tory from South Chicago to Gary. Inc.
This sum is to be expended in building
new plants and enlarging existing
shops during the coming year.
f. j. Burlington. president of line
Illinois Steel company last night con-
firTned the rumors. Formal announce
mont of the estimates will be made In
due time from the main offices of the
United States Steel corporation, said
Mr. Burlington. The extensions meun
the employment of possibly 5000 addi-
tional men.
From sources other than President
Burlington. II is stated that the Illl-
nois Steel company Is to erect eight
new blast furnaces at South Chicago.
and that the Iroquois Steel company
has planned to erect at least one new
blast furnace.
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VIII soon receive a letter from tho ad-
ministrator of the estate of VaIlantin
Escalle who died at ogden, Dec. IL.
apprlsing him Of the fact that he has
fallen heir to the sum of 81 500 fl Is
said that the old man is In very desti-
tute circumstances and this sum OF
money VIII be n goodly fortune in his
locality Nallantin Escalle was the son
OF the aged man and had been engaged
In the sneep industry in this country for
several years. His will was admitted
to probate Thursday afternoon and be-
sides the amount left TO his father, he
left $500 to n sister living in Switzer-
land. p. ]. Ryan is named as eNecu-
tor OF the estate
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AMERICAN ADVERTISER
FINED BY GERMAN JUDGE

Berlin. Friday. Dec 24-Tho gem
eral manager of a manufacturing Arm,
an American. has been fined $3.50 by
the court at Rostok. for having sent
an advertisement through the mails
heavily bordered with black. rs though
the communication were q death no.
tice. The court held that such an adj
vcrtisement was a gross misdemcanor
and stated that the punishment would
have been moro severe had the court
not taken into account the fact that
the accused was an American and
had brought with him to Germany
the advertising cusoms OF his country.
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EXCITING RUNAWAY
NEAR MOUNT PLEASANT
(specLal Correspondence) )

MT PLEASANT. Dec. 23.-While
Mont Schofleld and NJ. r. Anderson
were driving to Spring City, In cut
ter Friday evening. their team became
frightened and getting the better of
the driver ran away. The occupants
OF the cutter were thrown out and
tho sleigh overturned. The team made
a circle at the side OF the road when
a man on horse back tried TO stop
them. but horse and rider were thrown
to the ground. the rider under the
horse. The team and cutter passed on,
finally stopping by a fence near the
road The sleigh was somewhat
broken. To the surprise and pleasure
Of all the man under the horse, on
being released had received no Injury
whatever.
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INCEST ROBBERS
EVER DEALT WITH

Chicago. Dec. 24--"The incest robbers
we ever had dealings WITH is the
verdict on thieves who moved a safe
from the store OF S. A. Scales last Sat
urday forenoon. Mr.. Scales received
the safe yesterday by express. charges
prepaid.
There were a few marks on the
door" said Mr.. Scales, but otherwise
the safe was all right. 1t was pub
llshcd in the papers that the safe con-
taIned kecpsakes and papers of value
to me. but worthless to any other per-
son. So think the thieves were polite
enough to send my property back when
they fouid they could get nothing
for it,
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NINETY-TWO POUND
MIMCE PIE FOR TAFT

Newark. n. j.. Doc PA 92-pound
mince pie. q creation of the Pic Bakers
association OF this city. is today OIL it's
way to Washington. where. the bakers
hope. 1t will decorate the Christmas
dinner table of President Taft. The
.pie-makcrs are determined that no
such fate shall bcfall their production
on this occasion as tho case of their
Thanksgiving pie. which mysteriously
disappeared before reaching the White
House They have sent with 1t a
trusted messenger. who will watch over
the IRON bound oak case until It Is
handed to the chef at the White House.
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TREMENDOUS LOSS OF
LIFE CAUSED BY GALES

Victoria, q. c., Dec. 24.-News was
brought by the steamer Empress Of In
dia, which reached port from the
orient last night that a tremendous loss
of life was occasioned OF Korea and
Japan by severe gales shortly before
the liner sailed. Six hundred and twen-
ty Korean fishing vessels were wrecked
off Ginpo. South Humgyong. while in
northeast Korea more than half the
feet of fishing craft was lost. 1t was
estimated that the loss Of life would
exceed 1000.
Tho Dutch cruiser Noord Brabant.
which had returned to Kokohams from
San Francisco. encountered hurricane
en- route and had her mainstay broken.
her wireless apparatus being disabled
in consequence She was several days
overdue on arrival.
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COMPTROLLER PRENDERGAST
WILL TRY BUSINESS WAYS

New York. Dec 24-Business meth
DDS are to be applied with unexpected
rigor in the office of the New York
comptroller when the new city admin
istration takes up its work on Jan. l.
Comptrollcr-elect Prendergast has an
nounced that his employees will be re-
qulred to work two hours moro each
day than heretofore and to insure
promptncss, he has decided to install
time clocks.
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WORE JEWELS BUT
DIED OF DESTITUTI0N

Chicago Dec. 2.-With scarcely enough
clothing TO cover her body. but wearing
a wedding ring which might have paid
for shelter and saved her life. the body
of Mrs Josephine Zimmerman. who Is
said TO have been homeless, was found
frozen yesterday under the northwest
vsaduct at Halstead street.
Beside the wedding circlct two other
rings were found on her fingers and ear
rings were In her ears. In contrast,
the condition of the scanty clothing re-
vcaled complete destitution
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SIMPLE REMEDY FOR KIDNEYS

A very simple and most effective
rcmedy for weak or derangcd kidncys
OF bladder IL as follows: Mix one
half ounce Murax compound, one-haIf
ounce fluid extract Buchu, six ounces
good pure gin. and take one TO two
tcaspoonfuls three times a day, after
meals. Any good druggist will fur
NIGH or mix these ingredients. This
Will quickly euro symptoms of kidney
or bladder trouble. such as pains in
the back, frequent or highly colorcd
urlnation. rheumatic pains in the
joints, soreness in the groin or hips,
dizziness. puff1ncss under the eyes, etc
Thece symptoms are danger signs
and must be attended to promptly
to prevent dreaded chronic rhcuma-
tism. Bright's disease or diabetes.
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JOHN STEVENS coURTsH1p.

A Story of the Echo Canyon War.
BY Susa Young Gates.
A new. charming story by Susa
Young Gates. just issued from tho
press 1t is adopted In the Reading
Course OF the Young Mems and Young
Ladies' Association.
Price. s1.00. postpaid.
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
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CUTS HIS SALARY
TO RAISE THE MEMS

Chicago. Dec. 24-Dr. W. A. Evans,
commissioner OF health, has asked to
have his salary lowered. He now
draws $4,000 q year. and he wants this
reduced to 81, 200. Dr. Evans has found
it impossible to get raises for his men
In any other way So he has decided to
cut $500 from his own salary In order
to accomplish this result
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CALVIN PAIGE's ESTATE.

Now York. Dec. 24.-The appraisal of
the estate of the late Calvin Paige. who
died March 19. last. filed In the surro-
gates office here yesterday, shows that
he LEFT personal estate valued at
s6.500000.
A large portion of the estate is In
vested in San Francisco and Los An
gcles enterprises.
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SUIT FOR RENT.

OGDEN. Dec. 24.-The Orpheum
Amusement company has brought suit
In the district court against Gideon
Noungs Candish and Mrs Margaret
candish for $1,000. being two months
back rent on the Orpheum block. also
for $1,000 damages, $50 attorneys fee
end costs Of the action.
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$500 Guitars for $1,000.
Consolidated Music Co. 1913 Main.
TODAY ONLY.
ADOLF A. LINDA
DROPS DEAD At SANDY
(specIaI correspondence.l }

SANDY. Salt Lake Co, Dec. "a
Adolf Alfred Linda, the we'll known
shoemaker, dropped dead last owe
ming. He was apparently in his usual
vigorous health, had just finished feed
ing bis cow for the night and. Just as he
got outside and had fastened the door,
he was stricken with heart failure and
died instantly. He was born in Sweden
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WE DO JOB PRINTING

How is your stock of Letter Heads,
Envelopes. Bill Heads. and other Of
fee supplies?
Let us figure with you on blank
books, certificates. booklets, or re-
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THE DESERET NEWS.
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NEEDING PERMITS,

OGDEN, Dec. 4.-Licenses to marry
have been issued by the county. clerk to
the following couples:
George w. Parlow. Livingston, Mont,
and Eula A Meyer. ogden.
John Irwin Moss and Gertrude Par
kin, both of Woods Cross.
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VICTIM OF HEART rRoUBLE.

OGDEN, Dec. 24.-Edward D. Pick
ford. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin J.
Pickford. died at the family residence
at North ogden Wednesday night at
11:3O o'clock, after a lingering illness
OF heart trouble. The deceased was
born in North ogden. Aug. "a. 1893. and
had spent all his life at home. Fun
eral services will be held at the North
ogden Westinghouse, Sunday at II
o'clock
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SIMON ANDERSON IS DEAD.

OGDEN. Dec. 24.-Simon Andersen.
who was born in Weber county Aug
%. 1879. died Wednesday afternoon ut
the family home at Kanesville. A
widow. sister and four brothers survive
him. The funeral will be held at the
Hooper Westinghouse Friday at IL
a. m Interment in the Hooper ceme-
ferry
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BABY SISTER SHOT BY
SIx-YEAR-0 -0L0 BROTHER

Babylon. N. Y. Dec. 24-A year-old
baby, Mary McNish. Is in n hospital
here fatally wounded from a shot fired
by hcr 6-year-old brother, Albert.
The boy yesterday found his fathers
gun and brought 1t to tho parlor to
show 1t to his baby sister. who sat
playing on the floor. The muzzle was
within few inches OF the child when
he pulled the trigger.
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CONSUL CLUBS RECALL i.
japanese Newspapers Seem TO Regard
II as Significant.

Victoria. b. c.. Dec 24-Japanese
newspapers received by the steamer
Empress of India, referring to the re-
call of Consul Cloud at Mukden by tho
government at Washington. puts stress
upon the fact that his departure from
Mukden followed the publication of his
report referring to unfair methods of
the Japanese In Manchuria, Several
papers stated that he was recalled to
discuss the report with the state de-
partment at Washington.
Ambassador O'Brien issued an official
denial, stating Mr. Clouds return had
no connection with his report
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WHITESIDES-CORBRIDGE
WEDDING AT LAYTON
lsnocial correapondcncc J

LAYTON. Utah. Dec. 2S.-Roy Cor
bridge and Ruby Whtesldes were
married yesterday in the Salt Lake
Temple. The bride Is the daughter or
M M. Whltesides. present county COM
missioner The couple will reside in
Ell<o. Wyoming, where the groom is
bookkeeper for the Elk Coal company
and also Il member OF the blshopric.
Miss Nellie Ellis. daughter of Judge
Ellis, Is seriously Ill with pneumonia.
The opcretta The Little Gypsy"
VIII be presented tonight in the Union
hall by the Primary association.
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MISSIONARY BENEFIT.

OGDEN. Dec. PA benefit ball will
be given in the Fifth ward amusement
hall Christmas night, Dec. 25. in honor
OF Elder Clyde Brown, who leaves
shortly for a mission.
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80 years ago and came to Sandy 10
years ago. He is survived by his wife
and two adopted children. The funeral
will be held In the Sandy Westinghouse
Sunday at IL o'clock noon.
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PLEADED GUILTY OF FORGERY.

OGDEN, Dec. 24-In the district
court this forenoon. before Judge How
ell. Henry Nelson entered a plea of
guilty to the charge of forgery. His
sentence will be pronounced on Wed
nesday, Dec. 29.
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formed service In the days when the
Navajos were u menace to the people
OF this county are here trying to cs-
tablish records of their service.
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LEGAL BLANKS.

or every character and description
arranged from the best legal forms
and brought strictly up to date.
A full supply always on hand az the
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YOUNG MAN BURNED TO DEATH.
Ventura, Cal, Dec 24-Willialn Turn
bull was burned to death yesterday In a
fire which destroyed his cabin in Euro
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wEBsTER's
UNABRIDGED
DICTIONARY

AT cut rates to all paid-up 'subscrib-
crs of the Saturday or Semi-Weekly
News. Only $3.50. at our Office.
Postage 75 cents extra a--.
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ka canyon. The young man lived alonc
In claim. His homo formerly was
in Shoreham, Mass. whore his parents
reside
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uEIR TO s,IaLI, FORTUNE.

OGDEN, Dec. 24.-David EscalIe. an
aged man living at Pau st An
drews. Briancon, Haute Alps. in France
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MAILING TUBES. ALL SIZES
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1-s orr Band Instruments.

Consolidated Music Co. 109-13 Main.
TODAY ONLY.
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MAILING TUBES, ALL SIZES
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is Off Band Instruments.
Consolidated Music Co. 1os-13 Main.
TODAY ONLY.
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