Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-09
katherine Reagan Says There Is
No Truth in His
Answers.
KEEPING DIVIDED FAMILIES
r,orles Miller says He Cannot Live
Ancr Alimony Money
l. Paid.

,,,sracterizing the allegations read
ct, her husbands lawyer as lies"
r,,ber.ne Reagan, plaintin in a suit
n, divorce brought against her hus-
,.od Frank Reagan of Garfield. APP
.,srsd at the divorce matinee in Judge
,torse's court yesterday handsomely
.,v.ped and defiant She denied the
bargcs made in her husbands answer
~ ibe erect that she had entertained
other men while meagerly clad. and
,b,t She had gone to Saltair with
otbor men and who drunk to excess.
sho admitted that she took a glass OF
Moor but never champagne
uer answer 10 the order to show cause
,,by she should not return her 7-year-
oid hoy 10 ST. Mary's academy. pending
NE termination OF the divorce case.
Mas that her husband wished the child
~ remain az the academy in order to
hs In the company with his sister.
vbom Mrs Reagan classed as "unde-
rable She admitted on cross-ex-
onination that she did not know any
tbinr about the sister except on
htarsay
Ndee Morse restrained Mrs. Reagan
rror, dlsposing Of the furniture and
6vfpres in the Reagan hotel, but did
not compel her to place the child back
In the academy
PERSONAL NECESSITIES.
The question Of how much il takes
20 support a family as against the cost
40 suppOit separately maintained
man. was argued at some length be-
fore Judge Morse when the case of the
application OF Charles II. Miller. man
aeer OF the Royal Laundry. to have
tho amount of temporary alimony he
4 required 90 pay his family pending
the outcome Of the divorce suit filed
against him by Mrs. Miller reduced.
me defendant has been paying his
family. consisting of wife and five
children $50 per week as temporary
SUPPORT under the order of Judge
Morse Miller claims he is not able
20 pav this amount. as he only earns
$40 ner week and 10 costs him $3.50
per vecl, 20 support himself He asks
that the amount Of allowance To his
family be cut down TO so per week
,avine that his oldest boy Is earning
$40 rer week from a meat market and
the next Younger earns 81 per week on
a naper route He said that he could
moi live aud nay board at a less figure
than Sli per week, and that his entire
weekly expenses amounted TO $3.50.
Il was shown that the oldest boy has
only been earning s. per week up till
the last two weeks, and that the
Younger lad was compelled to keep "A
horse on which he delivers his papers,
costing AN he made on the route TO
maintain the animal. Mrs. Miller tes-
tilted that she lived more economically
now than when her husband was with
them and that they could not possibly
live on less than $50 ger week.
Judge Morse ordered that Miller con-
tinue 20 pay the plaintiff $50 per week,
and that Miller be permitted to draw
from the reserve bank account owned
by the two the sum of sl1 per week
pending the settlement Of the case.
OTHER COLONY ITEMS.
Lucille Player Pitts was granted
divorce from her husband, Arthur
Pitts an employe of the Sweet Candy
company on the showing that he had
not contributed 10 her support since
their marriage on Feb Is. Of the
present year.
Joseph w Sloan deserted his wife.
Ida Sloan and their child over a year
ago. re had failed 10 send them any
thing Tor their support. although he
was known 10 have employment in
large restaurant In Spokane. The court
granted the decree.
According 10 the testimony Of Vealva
J. Benson. owen Benson. her husband.
Who ls bartender spent his earnings
CHIEFLY for liquor and neglected 10 sup
port hs wife. Sometimes Benson would
uc drunk month az a time The wife
was granted divorce They We're mar
ned ln Salt Lake city, June 4. 1906
L. rear Jones was given "A divorce
ron Fred vs.. Jones on the ground of
non-support. They were married at
Ogden Aug. u, 1907.
Anna 5 Gundry was released from
Der husband John Gundry. who was
shown 90 have neglected 10 support
hef as q husband should. Mrs. Gundry
Vas ALSO restored 10 her maiden name
of Remington.
John Cain stated TO the court that
hs Wife Sylvia NJ. Cain. had left him
hNlout hls knowledge or consent after
having been married To him less than
. year 70 was shown that Mrs. Cain
teaching school in Denver and re-
divorce
an order was issued in the case OF
May Z Burt against Andrew Burt. a
lNIapef who earns $500 per month, ac-
corning 40 the testimony OF his wife.
Ie'lfainung Burt from incumbering
ar asposiug OF his property pending
W. s'tliement of tho case Mrs Burt
glbes her husband with drunkenness
.nu gambling Tho husband was or
eei'o 10 pay his wife $50 attorneys
. ANA 80 per month temporary ALI