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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
ADJUSTMENTS

heater-A big advance sale for
The serenade" mis- evening lndicates
mat the season Of home opera will SET
p with rush Seats are selling all
Gay today for the remainder OF the
week
The fheater's next attraction will be
lucky
sluDert Iheater--SOciety with a
llse . and Dig section oT the usual
Aist nlghters. We're On attendance at
Is New shubert last evening, when
s W widely heralded play, The Man
from Home was presented for the
ns4 umt IN this city. Everyone who
Aeei' IN touch with eastern theatricals
SHOWS mat this play came from the
.T'~ pens or Harrington and Will
wv ana mat the peculiar homely tai
slS or william Hodge were fitted q
ne central r0le Mr.. Hodge is not
siln the present company. but his place
very capahly filled By Mr.. Henry
hAl who in The role OF the Indiann
wlntiy lawyer called on to deal with
seAe Of the intricate complications M
sis diplomacy and crime In southern
Lllppe. acquitted himself 10 the de-
lsn' OF ADJ The truly loyal who love 10
~ america ever on top.
l~ whole company and the general
Hss Presentation We're fully up To the
l-,aef standards. which are always
sA OF the supporting cast. those de-
y g'ls particular mention are Mr..
s.s.nan, an old friend OF the legitimate
~ who had the role OF the Grand
Duae' MI Reynolds, another old timer
We ftaWley days az the Earl. John
irt-lun as the Russian convict. and Mr..
-.'"f, VINO gave an excellent char
t0cat 10" "i'a
me ladies were hardly up 10 the
ann, az the men. but Miss Merert
LUCY lhe role of the adventuress with
l''' eno Miss Forbes the American
VIM came so neat To trading her
~ ~ on 10 ON English degenerate IN
n'i American guardian upset the de-
rs, - acted sweetly. though she hardly
80 tp me opportunities In the strong
ssne az the close.
me Incidental music rendered
W srhuine Italians. was "a special fen
~ ~ ana the new orchestra. under prof
S r',e ,,ellan' which gave strong list OF
.'uulorts both varied ana timely. mad
NJ. reIal rounds OF applause
mi nil Wlll run through the week
'' ~ sure To DO heavy business. for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

Fred Husband. WIN ID. Lewis and
p. stein OF Park city VIII open "A new
grocery business here about the nrst 81
the month
Thomas larson. who W. employed by
the smout ilumber company. lost tha
thumb and index fuger of the rieht
hand saturday while working o. circular
saw tie was taken 10 the Provo gen.
eral hospital to have bis wounds
dressed
Harry Baldwin transient was ar
fHlgned before Justice Noon yesterday
on the charge OF drunkenness He was
given tin today to get out of town
Frank Douugan was arrested Sun
feited -.
Judge Booth and Court stenographer
Mr. B u. Walters went To- Manu yes-
terday whore Judge Booth will hold
court in the Sixth district
Sheriff Judd has been asked To- ar
rest two mcp who have bon their pos
session "a span of bay work horses
stolen from Woods Cross last week
one OF the men D. about 60 years on
age the other 10 short, stout and yery
dark. no age given.
John @ McMechan OF salt Lake. was
arrested yesterday by sheriff Judd for
the salt Lake officers on the charge OF
Incorporating some clothing and
iewelry belonging TO salt Lake
woman.
An Information has been filed In
court against sandy l.. Downs and s.
B. Glenn. They are charged with
breaking into ID tent nc Tucker on Nov
and taking a few articles OF house
hold effects
The Provo Commercial club gave ono
OF les pleasing soCiable8 last night in
honor OF D. Foutz who has been tho
agent OF thu -. & r.. c. boz this city
FOR many years and who has been
transferred to ogden. Mr.. FOutz has
gained the goodwill OF all the people
here and their best wishes for his
success in ogden or elsewhere win fol-
low him. lie viii bee succeeded Ia
Provo by Mr. Mitchell. at present
agent at Springvlle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
COURT NEWS
nNLRoAD coNrANY ANsMrns.
Denver a RIO Grandc AYERS Fran
chlscs EstOp Condemnation.

The Denver a Rio Gande Railroad
company fled an answer "Wednesday IN
the Third district court 10 the suit OF
,ari a. Ek and hfty others for an IN
Junction restraining the railroad COM
pany from closing up Third ANA Fifth
south streets and also "a portion 81
sixth West street which are being
used f1r the yards and depot On the
course of construction.
me railroad company contends that
the franchises estop condemnation
suits because the company Is operating
under these franchises granted hv the
city IL Dr. also denied that the streets
mentioned iu the complaint have been
rendered impassable a. the property
owners ur that its occupancy has in
amy way damaged the pluintins The
railroad says that IL bias owned the
property in litigation since 1860 aud
thnt ON Jan g. 1901 and Jan 3. 1905
inc city council passed ordinances
giving the company the right To- close
up the streets THE railroad comuanv
asks That the suit be- dismissed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
MORRISON WANTS DAMAGES.

against the Utah Light a. Railway
company To recover damages in the
sum of S1O,176 for injuries alleged
to have been received by him Sept.
2s. 1908, by being struck by a street
car az Seventh South and West Temple
streets Morrison was riding I'm a
delivery wagon of the Syms Grocery
company when ear struck the
vehicle and threw him against a
trolley pole inflicting serious injuries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
RECORD CROWD At
PURE FOOD SHOW
u,o,taoturers' DAY Expected to
witness Banner Attendance
Al Auditorium.
RABIES HAVE TURN FRIDAY.


~,i. 10 Manufacturers day at the
,..t.r saul Lake Pure Food and In
,.,i,l exposition and no doubt be-
". N. doors of the Auditorium close
a o'clock tonight the record crowd
,se week viii have passed into the
y. nlehards street building The price
mission has been reduced 20 lV
and every person holding
,, to8av win be- given a check en-
49, tba holder to chance for one
WAS tgl przes valued az $500. given
u. manufacturer. and which VIII
.r f.r and distributed az ~
nk t0night
~ prIzes are arranged In neat eN-
, nd hack Of the Hewlett booth
Kan h most attractive. Manager a. a.
-,'r Is confident OF "a large crowd
~ s,anina and be- has been hard at
,,en4rfue 90 receive the visitors
Ia taters que learning that the COLI
, igbts lend 10 the Auditorium ana
,- ers Rocking there. The building
.. ele4n as "a new pin. and the hama
Secoratl0ns were put up BY John
/, s,yder of cleveland o, Mr. shy
~. ~ completed the work and VIII
~ shortly for the coast
BABIES DAY FRIDAY.
,oother big day win be Friday II
psblss' dav. and scores ana scores
4 male ones upwards OF six months
y aee win be- taken 90 the show by
.oJ mothers There VIII be prize
. 4, s,eb mother and baby, given by the
T.noee corn Flake company. and on
Sunday school children viii be adj
rtted for cents each. They viii
also be given prizes.
UNIQUE ATTRACTION
Manager Tremp IS arranging for a
r,thsr UNIQUE attraction for Saturday
sht and Do he is successful in his
.fous there win be Chinese we'd
dng at the Auditorium, the contract
Ins partles TO be pretty Mon San and
Iea Yung Definite arrangements have
hal been made but Manager Tremp
feels confident that the event VIII take
7lace Saturday night
Friday night viii be for the Elks
and the building will be ablaze with
purple and white decorations. Special
nrzes will BE- given. and a most pleas
ant time Is assured the antlered herd
SHOPPERS and salt Lake day proved a
big success Wednesday. and the at
tendance was decidedly good. A num-
Der Of special features viii be on the
program for next week. and there is
every reason 10 confidently predict sue
cess for the show.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
NEW BINGHAM BANK.

The new bank az Bingham. reference
10 which was made In these columns re-
Gently. will he called the citizens state
Bank OF Bingham. and bee Incorporated
within the next few DAYS The capital
stock o. placed at $4,000, corporate eX-
lstence 100 years As Rodney r. Badger
cashier OF the Utah National bank. Is
to be the president. Il is believed that
new venture. The cashier n 10 be ".
E Bucholiz formerly cashier ana man
aver OF the Bingham State bank and
one of the best known and most capable
of the younger generation OF Utah bank
ing mon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
NEW BOOKS For HOLIDAYS.

JOSEPH SMITH THE PROPHET
TEACHER. by n. II. Roberts.
handsome art binding .............75c
JOHN STEVENS COURTSHIp,
Susa Young Gates. cloth em-
bossed ..-..................... 90
WlDFOItD WOODRUFF. His Life
and lAtbors as told by himself and
edited by NJ. IT, COwley. cloth ....S2 50
Bound IN full leather ...............S3JO
Send for catalogue OF Bibles and all
Church publications
DIES EIRFT NEWS BOOK STORE.
Leading Book Concern,
Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
WEATHER FORECAST.

The local weather bureau ala not get
out any regular map today. ON ac-
count OF lis being legal holiday and
the usual daily advices from the various
stations about the country We're not
received However the local indications
are for rain or snoW. with "A falling
thermometer for tonight and Friday
touch OF the colder weather n beins
experienced today, while the skies are
threatening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
IN THE JUSTICES COURT.

PROVO. Nov 25.-George A. startup.
charged with violating the bicycle ord,-
nance, day or two before election, wa
fined $40 by Justice johnson Of Spring
vile. who heard the case In place OF
Judge Noon Mr. Startup has appealed.
Mrs May Caldwell who filed a COM
PLANT charging her husband. George
Caldwell with assault and battery, has
decided not To prosecute and the case
will be dismissed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
A TURKEY MULIIGAN.

PROVO. Nov. 25.-Deputy Sheriff
liales went to Payson yesterday 20 in
yestigate case OF turkeys and whisky.
IL is charged that eight or 10 young
men, after filling up with whisky, stole
two turkeys from Henry Hancock ana
made a mulligan. which they were en-
ioying In true hobo style when they
were intercepted by Freeman Tanner,
Mr. Hancock and others.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

the play while IL cannot BE- ranked In
the list Of truly great dramas. o. az al
times natural. delightfully."- humorous
and the Interesting third act. suggrs-
tive alike OF Forget Me Not" and
Diplomacy presents a scene thrilling
enough for the tastes Of any lover Of
melo drama.
The commanding general In charge OF
"rhc Man from Home" forces is the
veteran Robert Brewer, who has been
coming to salt Lake for more than "a
generation past He was here most fire.
quently at the head OF the kirke La
Shelle attractions especially with the
Bonnie Brer Bush" company. and is
an intimate friend Of Bob Esston and
wife. Mr.. Brewer knows every detail
OF the theatrical business, back OF the
curtain as well as ia the box Office;
when he reached salt Lake yesterday
and found that the stage which must
accommodate his 40-foot drops. was
only 30 feet wide his stage carpenter
threw up his hands In despair and said
the big aad handsome Bay Of Naples
scene simply could not be put In place,
whereupon Mr.. Brewer took on his coat.
picked up q saw and cut the framew DIRK
OF the drop down 10 the required size.
making a cyclorama effect OF the rear
drop. In other respects the scenery
was made to III the shubett stage quite
effectively.
Orpheum--An excellent and well
balanced Uili b. attracting larse auui-
ences daily TO the Orpheum. For the
Thanksgiving day performances the adj
vance sale was larger than usual The
bin runs through the week.
CoIonial-"The Girl Question" will
he
al the usual matinee Saturday The
engagement closes Saturday evening.
Next weeks bill win be the western
play entitled I'm Wyoming
Grand--"Brown OF Harvard" with
it, big college episodes rs proving
timely Thanksgiving piece. and is ex-
pected to draw heavily this afternoon
and evening.
Bungalow-That wonder Of the
world, Counsel Jr." who scientists
are unable to decide whether he is man
or monkey. comes to the Bungalow
theater tonight for weeks stay. This
simian is a marvel He knows more
than some men. and his appearance
here costs the Bungalow management
$1,000. a large sum to pay for one act
in vaudeville The management said
Yesterday that should Thursday be q
bright sunshiny day. Counsel Jr.,
would drive through the streets IN
carriage Believers in the Darwinian
theory declare that Council. Jr.," is
real specimen OF the original link
The continuous performance today runs
from 80 O'Clock D. m. until 1890 p. m.
Miss Josselyn's Success--Miss Hazel
Josselyn. who LETT salt Lake two years
ago with the De Woolf Hopper Co.
has remained in the profession ever
since. and word has just been received
here that she has taken the place OF
blanche Ring fn The Yanke Girl"
Miss Josselyn is only 20 years OF age
and her mother. Mrs. Emma Josselyn.
OF the Walker store Is naturally much
gratified to hear Of the recognition her
daughter has received.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

Manufacturers and Jobbcrs and Pure
Food Commissioner.

v. W Burke. state food and dairy
commissioner OF Wyomlne. and w. q.
knight state chemist of the same state.
are Salt Lake visitors. and wednesday
afternoon they made an inspection OF
local factories. accompanied by VIII
lard Hanson, state food and dairy COM
missioner Friday night the local
manufacturer and lobhers will hold "a
meeting at the Commercial club and
the visitors viii attend o. They ara
Interested in "a movement started re-
Gently to secure more uniformity ln
the pure food laws of the western
states
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
DESERTED ON WEDDING DAY.

Mrs. MAY Hentz filed suit Wednesday
Tor divorce in the Third district court
against Earl W. Hentz charging him
with deserving her on the day after
lhelr wedding They have "a child VIII
ham w. Hentz. FIVE months old. OF
whom she asks the custody She also
asks for $40 month alimony $50
attorneys fees and her maiden name.
May Carr They were married May
10 1909
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
A MAGNIFICENT GIFT.

A set Of Whiiney's History of Utah.
consisting Of Three Volumes, large
uuarto, bound In Fun Morocco, gilt
edges profusely illustrated with steel
enqaungs Of Utah's Founders. For
1nerly sold for 5000. NOW $1,000 PER
SET
Express or freight prepaid to any
address
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
UTAH APPLES WILL
TAKE NO BACK SEAT
VIM. VI. Roylance Gives His Opinion
OF Zig Northwest Apple
Show.

PROVO, Nov. 2b.-WIniam NJ. Roy
lance has returned from Spokane where
he visited the big apple snow Of the
northwest. Nh. Roylance Is enthusi.
astic In his praise OF the big exhibit,
and regrets that Utah was not repre-
scented. Ae claims That Tor appearance
and flavor the Utah apple crop need not
take back seat, although he states
there is stin something to be done Ia
the way OF packing and preparing the
fruit. Mr. Roylance will go to Den
Yer early next month to visit the apple
show there.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
DIED.

o'CARROLL-1n this city. nov a. iea9
Hannah Mary aged & years. 4 months
and "A days. beloved daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles OCarroll
Funeral services VIII be held from So
Marys cathedral ON Friday at 2.a0 d. m
lnterment az Mt. calvary.
WOOp--At Pleasant Grove. Utah
Nov. p. u9Q9. Millen Dan. son Of
Mary -. and the late Miner o. At
wood; born May Dc 1863 az salt Lake
city.
Funeral from the Pleasant Grove tab
ernacle Friday. Nov. rs. lg9 at ] o. m.
AGUTTER.--At 1903 Gordon street. Nov.
%, 1919, OF cancer, Ernest II. Agutter
in his 3Sth year Native OF England
Funeral services Saturday at / D. nj.
from the Waterloo ward chapel Friends
are invited to attend lnterment In CITY
cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
nrmnERs ARE surn.

The Presbyterian board OF missions
was the plaintiff Wednesday In a suit
against j. W Barratt and others in
the federal court for alleged breach
Of contract The allegation Is that
the defendants did not construct the
Presbyterian school at Logan accord
ing TO contract
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
THESE WILL WED.

PROVO, Nov %. Marriage licenses
have been issued to the following
couples.
Arthur r. Johnson and Margaret u.
Thomas. both OF spanish Fork.
Fred Mercer Of American Fork and
Lola Bartlett OF Pleasant Grove.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
MODERN FICTION.

In addition to the six Best SELLERS
we get weekly shipments Of the most
popular and up-to date Fiction as fast
as Il is issued from the Eastern press.
Lovers of books are picking them up
daily for holiday gifts. Write 70 us Tor
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
6 Main st
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
CALENDAR PADS
AND XMAS CARDS

Day and Sunday School teachers and
friends. we have a quantity price for
YOU just the thing for the manufac-
ture of little remembrance az home
cSNRET NEWS BOOK STORE
o Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
EXCELSIOR DIARIES.
DATE BOOKS

Call and select early while the as
s0rtment n god
pEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE.
> Main 81.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY.

Henry Bates. better known as "Stuttcr-
INK Bates. waD arrested by the police
last night ON the charge OF burglary iu
the uird degree ~ as alleged that
Bates entered q box ear used by "a
number OF Greek laborcrs as living
apartment with the intention OF stealing
The car was located near the Oregon
short Line depot In this city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

A private safe may be rented In the
fire and burglar-proof vaults Of the
salt Lake Security 4 Trust Co. 32-34
Main street. $500 per year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

A private safe may be rented in the
hre and burglar-proof vaults OF the
salt Lake Security g. Trust Co. $3.50
Main street. s. 90 per year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25

the play. while IL cannot BE- ranked IN
the list Of truly great dramas. Is at al
times natural delightfully."- humorous
and the Interesting third act. suggrs-
tive alike OF Forget Me Not" and
Diplomacy presents a scene thrilling
enough for the tastes Of any lover Of
melO drama.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
NEIGHBORs UNDER ARREST.


Dan Grow. who lives nc Fourth North
and Second West streets. and John
Aldrich. neighbor. arr locked up In
the city JAIN charged with burglarizlug
the store OF the Fun Rug company
and setting away with 500 worth OF
property
The arrest was brought about BY q
peculiar bar shoe on the horse attached
to the rig With which the loot was
hauled away. Officers noticed tho
tracks and followed them 20 the home
81 Grow. where an OF the stolen prop
erty was found Patrolnen Barker
and Conycrs worked up the case.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-25
Box Candies

GOdbe-Pii Drug Co.
Corner Main and First South
Roth Phones iiO
Evening star., 1909-06-25
SHOOTS GIRL, THEN HIMSELF.
She Will Recover, But Rejected Vir
ginia Suitor May Die.

NORFOLK, Va, June o5.-William
Wallace. twenty-one years old. on meet
ing Miss Daisy Holcomb at Chestnut
and Duke streets. Portsmouth. shot her
down with pistol. and then. turning
the weapon on himself. sent bullet
into his own body. The young woman
was shot through the right shoulder
and her wound is not dangerous. The
bullet which Wallace fired into his own
body is in "A dangerous location and may
prove fatal.
Wallace was the rejected suitor Of
Miss Holcomb. She had been refusing
his attentions for a long time, and he
had been forbidden to come to her home
When he met her yesterday he asked
Ter to stop and talk with him. She took
10 notice OF him. and he pulled out his
pistol and shot her.
Six years ago Wallace shot and killed
John Johnson. He got of on a plea OF
accidental shooting.
Evening star., 1909-06-25
White canvas
ankle-strap pumps
at S 1 go

s., JUST ARRIVED: ANOTHER
SHIPMENT OF THESE POPU-
LAR WHITE LOW SHOES.
w it e Canvas Ankle strap
Pumps. made with covered heels.
crushed canvas bow, and some
finished with pearl ornaments:
others with imitation steel. Pretty,
neat lasts.
Full lines, also. of White Canvas
Low Shoes. White Ankle-strap
Pumps and White Ties, from 500
to So. according to quality and style.
CHILDREN'S BAREFOOT SAN
DALS, made of the best quality of
tan calfskin, welted soles.
Sizes. Prices.
u .. -$I. Id
ot2 10 IL. 81. %
lie TO S..... 81 80
.12 W %. $g.W
CHILDREN BAREFOOT SAN
DALS, sizes 3 to 8. QMo
. .
Evening star., 1909-06-25

I Want Somebody to
Play With Child song hiO.
Shine On, Harvest Moon
Cove song).
When l Marry You
(waltz song.
Daisies Won't Tell
(waltZ song.
) ] Wish l Had q Girl
J. tbig song hit).
Let's Get the Umpire's
Goat tbase ball song.
Honey Land Cove song,.
Longing for You, Sweet
heart tbeautiful BALLAD.
Dublin Daisies vocal aud
. instrumentaD.
l Wonder Ii It's Trur
fby composer Of Garden ot
Dreams).
Evening star., 1909-06-25

Frank Hawthorne Lewis, former resi-
dent of Petersburg, Va. but who for the
last thirty years had been residing in
Norfolk. died at Petersburg aged about
sixty years.
Evening star., 1909-06-25
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