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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-22

{ are TIL themselves the first rs flrn,, s. !.
use OF he q This has been brt,,s ~ ( !
8 abou II by the fast increasing nricas =, -
the which Wi thin d. few n,
Z has reached "a figure; that is becomil,r,.,ss
ohibitiRe to the thrifty an the ( rs
K niless Chinaman alike. b 49, -
70 n ~ luary, 4, when the prohibitva
inporta Ion law went into effect oni,,,,,
WIS a uoted in San Francisco at NJ =
per can of 6 and one-haIf ounces r.
Nepruary the price had raised Ia ca
b n March to 10, and today SO 50 T..
demanded with the prospect Of q cnn -
slant increase as the supply lj,nin-
E lshes. That means that where il,
months ago the t.pipe -dreamer'i ro,,ia
satisfy his craving for about 2 i cent MI
The now has to pay from so 10 -
cents. ~ " 70
Il. a roundl,p the3Sunderworid Of al.
Lake. where opium dens are p,obih,, y
ed but still exist. brought out the IN
that there is Approximately 500 o,,, ,ael
OF opium IN stock, and the fact toos
that although there has been \ nnti ~
able decrease in its use stturinr NV ~,
past few months the failing M y I've =
been ON the part of the Chinainen, and mns
The white trade y the most lucrattwaaa
ito the dens. still remains about stisad
As the stock decreases, however AMI
the price Increases a gradual faIinr
off IS expected. 5sf5 t'..' ie
The confirmed opium smoker ,yi,,
drop from the pure opium to ws,
sshee or seconds the ashes or ,Ire -.
of. the first opium, and from tl,at ~ ~
Morphine, the substitute Tor OPIUM.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-22
BAGGAGE AGENTS
TO GATHER 4 HERE Re
Salt Lake Secures the Next Con-
vention8Whichis Scheduled
For Sept. Z.
O. I. ALLEY CAPTURES THEM.
Oregon Short Line Official Returns
From Chicago Meeting Victorious
Getting Busy on Advertising.

E sdss3 - Z =
Through tho efforts Of q railroad d.
Z fetal resident In. this city, Salt Lake
City has captured another convention
and on Sept. u the meeting Of the
Western Association of General Bag
gage Agents will assemble in Salt Lake
City.
The fight for Bringing the meeting to
this city Mas headed by George L. Al
ley. general baggage agent Of the Ore
Eon Short Line and of the Southern
II Pacific railroad cast of Sparks. Nevs.
( tsIr. a Hey has Just returned from n reg
s@1llarsIneetfng OF the; association held at
" Chicago which adjourned after adopt
! ing u resolution naming Salt Lake City
as the place for holding the next meet
& ing, on Sept. s L
f5G The association is composed of all
the general baggage agents on all the
r railroads west Of chicago, The meet
ing priorto the one just terminated was
held at Omaha; and at that time Mir.
tlley worked hard to have the last
meeting held in Salt Lake, hut the vote
III was IA tie and on the shak e-oH IL went
to- Chicago. Mr. Alley renewed the
agitation fer Salt Lake, however, with
added viEor at the Chicago meeting,
4 and won out
We're successful In landing the
next meeting for Salt Lake, z said Mr.
S.A Hey this morning these atilerings
( :lre Of Considerable Importance, as the
questions Of cornplaln on the hand-E
Y ling Of bag gage are taken 4, q, and the
I causes for complaints as far us pos
u sible are eliminated. The matter Of
claims, q tc.,s is also considered, and any
improvements suggested in the hand
ling of baggage IN any OF the ramifi-
cations of the subject, are discussed
nnd IL feasible adopted
$500 are now busy mailing letters and
advertising matter fol. the meeting. Of
(, the a association to be held in this city
next September, which is bound to
4 bring n large number OF l1ustling bag
Il gage agents to this city. z KS x
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-22
AT THE RESORTS

81 q t Il ~ .
Wantinncrc--The people of Sum-
init stake are at Wandalnere today n
force, the occasion being the annual
outing OF the residents of that stake
Tomorrow the people of Jordan STAKE.
are scheduled for a big time at the
resort and on June "a tie Thistle club
will celebrate the anniversary of Scot
fish independence. The entertainment.
will consist Of vocal and instrumental
music, dancing. and a program of ath-
letic sports, etc. There Will be Scot
Stish airs by the orehestra, song by,
John Donaldson. dance by Bessie Craig.
recitation by Ed McC1elrand. dancfn,
by Jennie Mcneil Morris, song by
William Cook. dance by: the Wee This.
tie Dancers. song by Nicol Hood. sword
dance. by Miss Bessie Craig. and Janet
Mcneil Harris. a trio by James Nell
son. David Nelson and William Cook,
Saitair-Tomorrow the butchers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-22
NEW I,NgoR PREPARATIONS.

p The Royal Burial Vault company Of
Salt Lake flied It's articles Of incor-
porations yesterday with the county
CLERK n has ~ lr,ital stock Of tslo,o Noai
into shares at $40 each OF this
amount sri shares have BEEN sub
.scribed and THE remainder has been.
set aside as treasury stock, The COM.
Npariy will carry on a general under
taking business. III II. "A. Williams is
president; A. NJ Wrench, vice presi
dent and Allen 4. Sanford, secretary
and treasurer ss
Articles of Incorporation of 4 hei5 Is Ia
miath Mining company of Salt Lake
were filed with the county clerk. YES
sterday, The corporation has a capital
stock OF, 100000, divided into shares
4of 81 each OF this amount 2bO. 600
shares have been set aside as treasury
stock to8be used for development pllr-s
poses. The officers of the company
are: j. r. Shreck. president; u. &.
Elliott vice president, and Fl.
I Hutchinson, secretary and treasurer.
The company has several mining
claims in SisFiyou county, California:
The Merchants Produce company of
Logan, Utah, has filed its articles
of incorporation with the Sec.
rotary of state. 1t has a capital stock
of $4,000. divided into shares of $50
each. The officers are: B. A. Norman,
president: Joseph Davidson, presi-
dent; o. Borkman, secretary and treas
urer. 81
Articles of ineorpora ton Of the Cedar
Creek High Water Irrigation company
of Mt. Pleasant, Utah, We're fled yes
terday with the secretary Of state.
THE capital stock amounts to $4,000,
divided into shares Of $40 each. Ole
Hanson is president; G. ]. !Sorenson,
|vice president and secretary, and Chris
ftian Rasmussen, treasurer
The Peoples Trading company of
Giantsville has filed articles of in
corporation with the secretary OF
state. The company has capital
stock of $4,000, divided into shares at
$40 each. r. II. Brown isIpresident; G.
j. Stroniberg, vice president, and w.
X, Selberg secretary, treasurer and
manager,
The Boston Hide. company, to carry
on a general hide business. with main
Offices both here and at Nephi, y uah
county; capitalization. 5000 in 200
shares of S25 apiece; j oseph w. Il sum
merhays, president. manager and elirec-
tor: Robert Morris, vice president,
treasurer and director; George r. En-
cry, secretary and director.
The Bingham Central Mining com
pany, amended articles. giving the
company power to acquire, hold or
otherwise distribute among its stock
holders, In the discretion of the board
of directors, stock in any other corpora
ton or to exchange any or all of its
stock for stock in other companies: also
giving the directors. upon subsequent
ratification by two-thirds Of the issued
outstanding stock, power to sell or:
transfer any or all of the compary's
consideration.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-22
DECISION IN AN
IMPORTANT M CASE
Question Of Furnishing Market
able Title to&Real Estate
is Ruled Upon.
LOWER COURT SUSTAINED.
Action of Trust Company Against
Adclinc Stout and NJ. II. Walker @
Was Dismissed When on Trial.

! Z
Il The supreme court affirmed the judg-
inent of the lower court in dislnissing
the action or the Utah Savings & Trust.
company, appellants, against Adeline
Stout and Mathew Fl. Walker on a.
general demurrer IN an opinion handed
down this morning which was written
by Justice Frick and concurred in by
his associates. i5
The action was brought to recover
on a bond which had been given by
Mrs. Stout With he appellant as se-
against loss and DANA &c on the plir-
chase cf piece of land from there733
{spondents, to which they did not have.
"a clear tile, an action then pending
in the district court. Fleishman bought
the property on a contract which war
$ranted him a marketable title. fetish
man also sold it on certain conditions
in regard to the title. When Fleish-
man WIS unable to deliver a clear title.
11ichtenstein. who bought the property
from Isleishman,s demanded the $4,000
returned which he had paid OH the
purchase price. Fleishman refused and
ELichtenstein secured judgment against
him ~
Fleisllman had no cause of action
against the Utah Savings & Trust COM
&pnnNi to indemnify his loss. the supreme
court holds, therefore, the trust COM
Spany had no Cause of action upon the
gindcnnifying bond against the respond
Bents. 5t5 n III +.
< OPINION 4 N LEASE A',lT ON. KID 4
NJ Mrs. Anna 4 iE. Bowc's suit against
%. j. Stillwell4 and Anne Palmer, a,
5chainbermaid, TO retain possession of a
lease of the Tanner block in Ogden.
which was furnished as IL rooning
house, was remanded to the district.
court for q new trial in an opinion
preme court. In the lower court Mrs.
Rowe secured Judgment by default
against them and c! j Stillwell had
THE judgment9set aside In his case. An
appeal was taken from this Judgment
and a reversal Of the lower court was
3obtaincd. ss5 " 81 e
rom he evidence in the case it was
shown that Mrs Esowe rented the Tan
3ner block and Furnished 1t Up for a
month on the place, pending the sign
ing of lease &fby the owner.
~. Goldberg OF New York. Be
fore the lease arrived duly signed
Mrs. RoWe was called away to attend.
her husband, who was sick. When she.
came back Annie Palmer. who she had
employed as chamberinafd, was in
Tossessinon d the place and refused
her aHmittance. The testimony shows
that when the lease arrived Mrs.
Palmer told Stillwfll that Mrs. BoWe
had sold out to her and he rubbed out
Mrs. Isowe's name and made the lease
in favor OF Mrs, Palmer. When Still
|$well refused to transfer the lease after
he found out the facts in the case, Mrs.
in trovers for the conversion of the
goods and furniture.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-22
q SPIKE !; j, AND SRAIIa

II, III. Davidson general baggage
agent or -tiIe'sSS al NJ 1,ak Ike Route IS 5in
Salt Isakeei, regular, Inspection trip.
II. Ill. HINT. general agent Of the
Denver q sltio Giande railroad at
Butte, ont, was a Salt Lake visitor
on NIonda s.
IScnnctiifC G. Kerr. district passenger
agent pfi the Sal Lake Route. leaves
To-day for d business trip to Montana
points.
n Kent q. ISrycS, commercial agent
4 of u he New y ork Central Ines, has re-:
turned to Sal t Lake after a business
trip through Montana and Idaho.
w. III. Bancroft vice president and
general nianage of the Oregon Short
Line. has returned from Los Angeles,
where he accompanied Former Senator
w. a Clark, president Of the Salt Lake
Route Second Vice President J, Ross
Clark and General Manager r. IL.
Wells on a tour Of Inspection of the
line,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-22
DEsERET EVENING NEWS TUESDAY JUNE % 1909


and grocers OF Salt Lake VIII have
their annual outing ana barbecue az
ALTAR. Roast beef and bread G'om
the Vienna bakery viii be given a va
to the guests OF the organlza ton. ma ne
4 big time Is looked for. The aerlitl
bal let Is still drawing large crowds ~,
the lake resort, MS are also the Die.
symphony orchestra concerts.
4agoon-,rhe midsummer feast day
Sof the Swedish t.. i D. s.. societies OF
salt Lake f,i ty, Salt Lake county o.
den g W and Weber county viii 4 be
held at Ia goon tomorrow. Tile COM
inttttee In charge of the a fiji II IS as fol-
lows: ] ohm Lawrence, Hugo Peterson,
sHjarlnlar Erickson, John u Chtrling,
Salt Lake CITY James Erickson. Ogden
Among; the leading features OF the
celebration will he u nislypoIe dance, IN
which special dancing and decorations
Will be shown. The program will In
.elude singing by the Ensign stake.
Swedish choir, defamation by Mrs
Nilsson, Grafton by Charles F'orshers,5
and Singing Oft America" by the con-
lgregation There will be Swedish
dances in national costume. and prizes
NH be given for the best dancing and
the best costume. There will also be
athletic events, for wlllch prizes VIII be
given the winners. Extra prizes VIII
The distributed at 5:45 n. m. in the pa
Nilion. for the youngest child present
the Oldest woman, and the Oldest man
on the grounds.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-22
PAINTERS CANNOT AGREE.
Meeting Held To-day WAS Without
# Result.

= ~ n 3 i Z Z .
Another meeting OF The. officers of the
$painters' union Of Salt Lake City and
II. NJ. Dinwoodey. representing che mss
ter painters and decorators association.
vas held this morning at the D!nwoodey
Turniture confpany's store. but no set
tiement4of the d Edeultics between the
two was erected. a number of PROPOSE
tions were made by the. men, and some
counter propositions 'serc nut forth by.
tlts' masters association, all OF wlsiSi
were practically greed 70 excepting two
(, ofEthree
THE nlenaslS that nonesbut union men be
j employed by.slthegmembers Of the mas
ters asSbcia ton, and thai the card sxs-
II tenn lie abolished NJ an offset to these
requests tho masters hfLNe asked that
= tlle members OF the union work for no
one elae than q member of the masters
g dssociation, aud thar, tlespnion remit all
fines incurred by the union men who
have stood by the employers and ac-
dcpted the5eafti system The above are
Is the points Mt issue. and the prospect II
Element Was not considered
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-22

Insurance company Tor 20 years Ia IN.
der,vrite its policies. and III agrees "a
produce not less than s2,00O,0OO worth M
/ satisfactory insurance every year. m
& Western securities company is to f,rs
Snish the money needed fbr expensess
and Is TO receive. all of The expensE
leading ION the premiums paid. amountE
ing to so per cent of the first ye;,r$
premium, and Is per cent Joe all subs
quent premiums. the complaint states
The Indebtedness OF the Western
5curities company is now stated to
ES120,12S.26, to secure which the II
shares Of Continental life IEtock held
1T has been deposited as collateral
Rcu1itY.
The complainant state# that he
asked to, see the booksI of theat
apany but has been refused.
The Continental Life insurance
gpaily l'ecentlY asked that an exsd Al
ton begmade Of its affaifs, and ht
animation. which was lriade und Ter
OF sa2 well known DENY a,
stuary, was completed on saturdf I'll
lit was participated IN by the I'M
fanee commissioners Of Utah Ma
Montana and Oregon. d
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-22
5BAPTIsii,, party HERE.
Three Cars FILLED With New England
Cliurcllnicn Arrive. z "a

Three carloads of New England Bap-
fists, en- route to the Portland, Or, con-
ventioD, arrived on Rio GEande No. Il
today, and ara being shown the town
this afternoon by local Baptists prior
to resunling their journey this mid
night; Special services al.e to be held.
this everiing In the Emmanuel Baptist
low: Mrs. H. .E y. IL Upper, Miss y. Arm
stronEss Mrs. serkeleS <. j 4 q. Go
rum. Ben u. S 1toriilii and wife. Madam
8TobaiIsh and rs. NJ. q. Ebaugh, Mrs.
4 c. j. lit and daughter IIelen, Rev.
and Mrs. George u. w tite, Miss Clara
yyilsttg 1IlWird Il hi glow Miss Far
squhasaas M issstf Carrie Carey. Miss r.
I Maud D itmars, REV. and Mrs. IL S.
S15OWei,i1an. x, # MS + S,s. IN VI St5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-22
LATE LOG AL S.

Daughters of PionecrsA business
meeting of the Daughters of Utah
Pioneers viii be held at Lion house.
tomorrow at 3 p. IN. A II members
are requested toEbes present as business
of Importance Will come before the
meeting.
Refreshmcnt Committee CA. RI
+ A meeting of the refreshment COM
mittee OF the Women's Citizens COM
mittoe of CT A. r., will be held on
saturday afternoon, June 90, at p.
M. in the committee rooms of the
headquarters at tho Commercial club
building Miss Van Colt, chairman of
the COMMITTEES, desires a full attend-
ance OF the members. as matters or
Importance are to come before the
meeting.
s - = - $50 4 z a 81 S
Officers of the Pioneer stake Relief
society will hold their regular monthly
meeting Friday, June 2 s, in the stake
house, commencing at 2 20 clock ~.
m. A full attendance is desired.
3 The regular monthly meeting of tho
Salt Lake stake Relief society will
! be. held in the Fourteenth ward chapel
Saturday June 20, at 2 p. m,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-22
TWO DIVORCES SOUGHT.
Wife in One Case Wants Relief; Illus
band Agsriepcd In tile Other.

band Agsriepcd In tile Other.
Mrs, Louise Gessford seeks divorce
from Ralph Ct. Gessford on the ground
of cruelty in a complaint filed yes
Sterday in the Third district court. Both
3 in public and in private, she says. he
has called her vile names and charged
her With infidelity. Several times he
has EXPRESSED a. wish that he had never
married her
When they were married he had prop
Serty valued at $1,000. but this has been
ssquandered. she says. For the last six
months she alleges that she has been
compelled to support herself. Mrs.
Gessford asks for reasonable alinnory
and costs. They were married on Sept.
%, 1906, in Sacramento and have no
children.
I'll. Afaloney charged his wife, Hazel
Molony, with immoral conduct, In his
suit for divorce. which was filed yes
5terday in the Third district court. For
seven months, he alleges, she mistreat-
ed him and then packed up and left
home, going to a house of i'll fame. She
took her two children away and placed
them in the State street orphanage. He
asks for the custody of the children,
claiming that she is NOT fit person to
have charge of them. They We're mar
ried in Pocatello on July IL, 1906
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-22

Pure Drugs and Presently
specially. Halliday Drug C9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-22

Salt Lake Photo and Sun
Kodalts, finishing; framing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-22
II. I3. Evans. Florist, 80 /,
designs IA specially.
DIVIDEND |: nor
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SUGAR CITY roNN
PANY.-The regular
dividend of 2 per cent
ital OF this company,
at the office or thel con
eret News Buildtng,
City. Utah, on July
stockholders OF record
1903. stock books Of y
will be closed on the
date at 5 O'clock Sp: n
be re-opened on July
10 o'clock IN m,
HORACE Q;
Il SecretarS AM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-22
no EXAMINE aIYsTLE ARNOLD

TO EXAMINE AIYIsTLI ARNOLD.
Miss Myrtle Arnold, who enticed two
little children to accompany her home
from the Salt Palace last week, Will
he arraigned on the charge OF insanity
court. Her case was set for hear
ing this morning. but she was not
present and a warrant was issued to
bring her into court. 1t Is stated that
for several years the girl has been
feeble-minded.
When she brought the children home.
with her. her parents had consider
able trouble to pursuade Myrtle to let
them return to their parents. since
that time she has been under the care
of the. probation officers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-22
DANIELS FILES ANSWER.

Max Daniels, a tailor, denies that he
attacked Carfnine Hirabelli. coat
maker employed in his shop, With a
pair5of scissors on May IA last. In his
answer to the suit which he filed yes
terday in the Third district court he
declares tina Hirabclli was the aggres-
sor and that he only used his fists on
the coatmaker to drive him out of his
shop. Daniels asks that the suit be dis
missed. Hiraipelli sues for 5000 dam
ages
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-22
COURT NOTES.

COURT NOTES.
c. F. Johnson, who alleges that
James Hughes is attempting to eVade
a Judgment secured against him for
personal injuries, filed suit against
him again yesterday In the Third
district court. He seeks to aunul the
transfer of Hughes property to his
wife which was made on July g.
1907. The conveyance Is without con-
sideratiop and asks that it be set aside.
Hughes accidentally shot Johnson on
Dec. G. 1906, In Sugar City. Johnson
brought suit and secured a verdict of
J S1.1 hns1I 800.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-22

Sarah T. Jetter.aged Is years, has been
committed to the state mental hospital
at Provo by Judge Ritchie. She
has been feeble minded for several
years. Ole Fserkhoel, who was charged
by his relatives with being insane. was
discharged yesterday after the ply
sicians had examined him several times
He Is suffering from nervous afflic-
zion.
IN POLICE COURT.
George Hubble a physical wreck
from the use Of drugs. pleaded guilty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-13
LEW FIELDS, WORRIED, is FUNNY

NEW YORK, Dec. ia.-I,ew Fiolds
y az funny this season az ever. In
hiH new play. old Dutch" mu
steal comedy by Victor Herbert
and lyrics by Geo. V Hobart. Fields
does some overwhelmingly funny
things
II there is anything that Fields
can do better than another IL Ia IA
look worried, and IN "old Dutch"
he has plenty OF chances for this.
lie IL worried most OF the time.
Tie plays the part OF Ludwig siren.
sand, an Inventor from Berlin, who
loses his wallet. aud when he In
pennilcss registers In a little Swiss
hotel aa Leopold Mueller.
In the meanwhile real Leopold
Mueller has found Strousand'a wal.
let, and has registered In the same
hotel as Streusand. The hotel pro.
prictor offers him the chance. OF
working out the board bill In the
stable or going to Jail Fields
chooses the stable Ills pretty
daughter Liza. played by Alice DO,
yey. Is obliged 20 do chores In the
kitchen
Il makes your sides sore to see
Fields In the stable lie names HIS
favoritc horse Lightning Charlie.
and when he plays a tune on the
horses ribs every audience laughs
almost "a the point OF illness In
The meantime fetcs and banqucts
are being given for the man who IL
niasQucrading as the inventor. and
these occasions furnish opportunity
Tor presenting sumptuous stage set.
tings and many apccialties
In the last act Fields has been