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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-01
Was Miss Parkinson as Result OF
Lightning's Stroke in
Ogden Canyon.
WILSON'S VISIT PROFITABLE
ch.,mlne seller OF silk Leaves Buy
ers in Iurch--New Working stan
For Industrial School.

OGDEN. Sept i,--whiIe sitting in the
Kitchen Of the Oaks cafe in ogden can
Won Yesterday afternoon visiting with
Mrs c. s. Potter, Miss Bertha Parkin-
son was struck by lightning and rem
dered unconscious for more than two
hours. The prompt action Of Mrs. Pot
Ter in summoning medical aid saved
The girls life
Il was about 4 o'clock in the after
noon and a storm had seemingly passed
over when there was strong fash Of
lightning and a ball Of fire seemed 10 fol-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-01
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.

PROVO. Aug 3l.-Mrs Rose Rldeout.
widow OF the late John q. Rideout. has
filed a petition In the Fourth district
court, asking for one third OF the es-
tate Tho petition viii be- heard sept
25 Tho deceased left all his estate 20
his sister. Mrs Samantha Simmons OF
this city, except 81 each 90 his wife
and two daughters. The estate ID val
ued al about $1,000.
Roe A. Deal has petitioned for letters
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nINoRCE VIII BUSY.

OGDEN. Sept. lin the district court
this morning william IL. Toller nled
suit FOR divorce against julia A. Toll
Ter upon the ground Of desertion. the
couple we're married in salt Lake city
December q. 1857. The husband alleges
mat on July u OF last year his wife
deserted him without any cause or rea-
son wherefore he asks for general re-
lief and decree OF divorc.
This makes the second divorce case
I'm which these parties have figured
within the past two months. In the
early party Of July Mrs. Toller hled
suit against her husband upon tho
ground 81 cruelty. At the present time
She is said % be in California.
Phiip J. Melting has filed suit Tor
divorce against Minnie Melting upon tho
eround al desertion. The couple were
married In Salt Lake city in August,
1907. He claims that he has been
dutifrl and faithful husband and has
provided her with an the neeessaries or
lie. Notwithstanding which she de-
serted him I'm August OF last year.
Wait for the big ! X l. auction sale
commencing September Z at 10 a. m
r,..ht,., 81 ealtair-gtiu Glorious.
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ELECTRIC ForNTAIN.

OGDEN. Sept 1--Advices were re-
ceived I'm Ogden yesterday from New
York 10 the effect that the electric
fountain which is To be placed IN the
city Han park, had been shipped from
New York and should reach ogden
within 10 days The fountain when put
in place will represent cost OF $S'9oo
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CoRIANroN COMING.

PROVO. Aug 3t.-"Corianton" win
be presented here next Friday and sat
urday by the company which played
In Salt Lake during o. A. r.. week on
Friday afternoon "a matinee win be
given 90 which an the old people OF
Provo and vicinity have been invited
by the company.
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NJ. Deal deceased hearing has been set
for Sept %.
The case OF Stona swcnson Peck. adj
ministratriN, vs.. Minnie SpauldinE, a
suit Co quiet title TO % acros of land,
was tried before Judge Booth and taken
under Amusement
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TOMATOES FOR THE MILLION.

OGDEN. Sept THE fifteen canning
factories in and about ogden have COM
menced their fall campaign on tomatoes
and il Is said that the entire crop VIII
he rusbed through before the frosts
appear. The season is about two weeks
earlier than usual The pack this year
win be much larger than that OF last
year
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sAYs liz Ban bon.

OGDEN. sept. Mrs. Lulu Reynolds
has filed a complaint in The juvenile
court against Vernal Wheeiwrlght'
charging him with DELINQUENCY and ASK
Ing that he be committed 70 the State
Industrial school. She alleges tilu'
voung Wheelwright uses obscene iah-
"a ether children. and is guilty OF
NAM other uncomfortable acts Of i'm
faora1itN
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STIFF SENTENCE.

OGDEN, Sept Art belmont. in
police court circles termed a para
site" charged with vagrancy IN that he
was living of the shame OF a woman
OF the underworld, was sentenced 20
90 days on the rockpile by Judge Muir
ply In the police court yesterday The
evidence I'm the case disclosed the fact
that young Belmont IS under bonds 10
appear in Brigham City upon the
charge of robbery He was arrested
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SUGAR CAMPAIGN.

OGDEN. Sept. Secretary Il II. Ro-
lamp OF the Amalgamated Sugar COM
many announced yesterday afternoon
that the fan campaign OF the oeath
factor,- would begin Monday. Sept. Is.
THE digging of beets win commence
Sent 8
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the infantrymen now in camp here, ana
he also wore n big ovcrcoat These
clothes. however, he had removed be.
fore the officers arrived. and they were
later found hidden around the premises.
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eo nNYs rnn rmnMAs-

PROVO. Sept This morning Bry-
ant Thomas was sentenced to 90 days
in the county fail by Justice Noon on
the charge Of obtaining money under
false prctences.
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COUNTY SCHOOLS.

Provo. Aug 31-The supervisors
ana prfucirsls 81 the county schools
met here yesterday for the considera-
ton Of various matters. The questions
considered were graduation, library
school supplies. etc The following let
ter from supt. Childs was read, and
after discussion unanimously adopted:
I.ehi city, Aug %. 1909.
To the District superintendent OF
Principals
please observe carefully the follow
ing regulations in determining the nj
ness Of eighth grade pupils for promo
ton 10 high school courses. The puplls
standing will be determined as indi-
Gated below
GROUP ONE.
Reading by teacher principal and
county superintendent
Phonics By the teacher.
Composition. by teacher. principal
and county Superintendent.
Penmanship. by tho principal and
county superintendent.
Nature study. quality Of each days
recitation and interest In the subject.
Music, by the teacher and music
teacher.
Manual training and art.b the teach
or and principal
Morals. by the conduct OF pupils and
estimate OF teacneis
GROUP TWO.
Grammar. spelling. history. geogra-
ply and arithmetic by average Of rec
ords on monthly reports, one-third
teac~ers' estimate, based on class work,
one-third; written examination, one
third
Pupils whose class records In history,
English, grammar arithmetic or geog-
raphy Is S. per cent or more and whose
absence for the second period begin
ming Monday, Jan. 4, 1908, and ending
with the school year does not exceed
two days, will be exempted from the
final written test In each subject; II
tho absence Is more than two days ana
does not exceed I'VE days, a record Of
30 per cent viii be required; provided.
however. that sickness shall be consid-
cred the only legitimate cause OF alb
sence. and provided further that rec
ord Of al least Is per cent In applica-
ton and department shall be prerequi-
site 10 exemption Application Is con-
sidered an important element In deter
mining the value OF any record In schol,
arship. and department, too, cannot be
ignored i'm that Il Is a common meas
ure OF a pupils attitude towards his
work. and consequently department has
a determining value These reasons
should be understood by the pupils.
Very truly yours.
G.. n CHILD,
County Superintendent
The afternoon session was devoted 20
a consideration OF the course Of study
In detail
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DEATH or ABRAHAM oRME.

PROVO. Aug abraham Orme OF
Nephi died at the state mental hospital
sunday from mental exhaustion az tho
age Of "A years. The remains were
shipped 90 Nephi for burial yesterday
by o. n Berg a son
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rErERsoN.CARrER WEDDING.

PROVO. Aug. 3i-Arthur Carter and
Mary IT. Peterson, both Of Provo. Sc
cured q marriage license yesterday
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Saltair Launch Races.
Friday afternoon at 4, for champion
shin Of Great salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-01

Wait for the big / X l. auction sale
September AT 10 a. m.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-01

Bathing at saltair- Sun Glorious.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-09
BABF'SCALL DRAWS
PARTY TO MANILA
Four Grandparents of Lieuten-
ant TeaII's Child on Journey
From New York State

Four grandparents, now at the St.
Francis hotel, are rushing from New
York to Manila to listen to the goo
goo of 9 weeks old grandson.
They are Mr.. and Mrs. Fred TeaIl
of Little Falls, N. Y. and Mr. and
Mrs. III. p. Snyder of the same town.
Lieutenant TealI of the Twenty-sixth
married Miss Snyder in September, 1907.
Shortly afterward the young officer and
his bride left for the scene of his ac-
tivities in Manila.
Their parents, now at the ST. Fran
els, have not seen them since. but
the announcement that son had been
born in the far away islands brought
the grandparents westward.
Snyder, and Teall are both under As
years of age, and there are no prouder
men strolling along the crimson car
pets of the st. Francis lobby. They
are inseparable, the far away cry of
the little boy born in the island pos
sessions having bound them together
in an ironclad friendship.
Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Teall the
grandmothers. mingle their satisfac-
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-09
WRIT. IS ISSUED IN
BAIRD WILL CAST
Attorneys for Young Million
aire Son Secure Temporary
Injunction

T. j. Lyons and T. E. Pawlicki, at
torneys for David Jennings Baird, al
legged to be the son of David Baird, the
young capitalist who died in this city
only few weeks ago, filed a petition
for a writ of prohibition with the dis
trict court of appeal yesterday in an
effort to prevent Superior Judge Cof-
fey from hearing an answer to an OBJ
lection filed with the attorneys of
Veronica c. Baird, executrix of the
Baird will, but not filed with the court
When young Baird died and the will,
in which his mother, Mrs. Veronica c.
Baird, was named as executrix, was
found, Mastick & Partridge, attorneys
for the mother, filed the will for pro-
bate. Lydia Valencia, formerly known
in this city as Dody Valencia, and who
is the mother of the child, feared that
an attempt would be made to prevent
the child from sharing in the estate of
David Baird, and had her attorneys file
an objection with Mastick & Partridge
to the appointment of Veronica c. Baird
as executrix.
Lyons & Pawlicki filed the instru-
ment with Mastick & Partridge, but
failed to file it with the court. Now
Partridge insists on answering the OBJ
lection before Judge Coffey. Lyons is
now willing that the will be probated
and asks for the writ of prohibition.
claiming that Judge Coffey cannot hear
an answer to the objection, as the OBJ
lection had not been filed with the
court
"A temporary writ was issued by the
court, returnable Thursday, Janu-
ary II.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-09
FORMER HOTEL MANAGER
GUILTY OF ENLIGHTENMENT
John Men. Parker to Be Sem
fenced for Theft

John Men. Parker, former manager of
the Balboa hotel in Eddy street, was con-
victed of embezzlement by jury in
Judge DUNES court yesterday on the
first ballot.
Parker stole draft for $1,000 on the
Bank of Shanghai, $3.50 in e5 and s1O
Bank of England notes and $770 in
United States currency of high denomi-
nations that had been intrusted to him
for safe keeping by Miss Anna Buckley
travelling English woman stay
ing at the hotel. He was arrested at
the ferry by Detective Wren while on
the point of leaving for Omaha.
The sole defense made by Parker was
that no demand had been made upon
him by Miss Buckley. AS against
that the testimony of Miss Buckley
showed that at the city prison she said
to the defendant, Where is my money?'
Attorney T. w. Gibson, who appeared
for Parker, argued that this was not a
demand for the money but simply a re-
quest for information as to Its where
aboutS.
In his argument to the jury Assistant
District Attorney Louis Ferrari com
planned that courts were inclined to
pay altogether too much attention to
technicalities of this kind.
The jury was out less than five
minutes. Parker will be sentenced next
Saturday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-09
WANT LIBERTY BELL
BROUGHT TO COAST
Seattle and Portland Seek Co
operation of San Francisco
in Undertaking

The Liberty bell-that sacred relic Of
the birth of the nation-may be brought
to San Francisco. Portland and Seat
tie have asked the Million club of this
city TO join in asking the mayor and
city council of Philadelphia, who have
charge of the bell, to send It to the
coast in charge of a special guard of
honor. Portland is to have rose festi-
val and Seattle will open the Alaska
Yukon exposition in June.
In April San Francisco will have the
Three Years After" celebration of the
anniversary of the disaster which, with
a christening of fire, named the New
San Francisco" as the future. city of
a million. What more appropriate than
that the bell should here proclaim
liberty throughout the land and to all
the inhabitants thereofT"
MANY BODIES INTERESTED
So the Million club is asking the CO.
operation of the chamber OF commerce,
California Promotion committee, real
estate board, board of trade, the various
G. A. R. posts, the mayor and super
visors, to join it in requesting the CAL
ifornia delegation in congress to use
their influence with the mayor and
councilmen of Philadelphia to the end
that the bell may be brought here.
The bell has never been brought to
the coast and only on two or three
occasions has it left its resting place
in Philadelphia. The Chicago exposi-
ton secured it in 1893, and If it is
l,-o,,erl,f bara fboucan6c will travail 20
see it,
If the permission is secured it is
proposed to send a guard of honor to
Philadelphia to bring it here. Already
the mayors of towns through which it
would pass have volunteered to give
a reverential welcome. and it would
be met here by thousands of children,
who would make a pathway of flowers
for its guards.
WANTED FOR REBORN CITY
Douglass s. Watson of the Million
club states that every effort will be
made TO have the bell brought here for
April IS, the third anniversary of the
destruction and new birth of San Fran
cisco.
we are writing to our representa-
tives at washington and will pull every
other string that we can think off, said
Watson, "and if it is possible at all
the grand old relic will be in this city
when we celebrate Three Years After
1T will sound the keynote OF the re-
habilitation of this city 1t will pro-
claim the independence and lighting
spirit of the city which died and was
born three years ago. The bell is in
deed sacred, and will be given all the
honor that is due to it. We will ar
range a festival which will bring peo-
pie from all over the state to see it
and do it honor"
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-09

With seven talesmen in the jury box,
all of whom are subject to peremptory
challenge, the commencement of the
actual trial of A S. Newburgh, in
dicted for the attempted bribery or john
Martin Kelly, will probably be delayed
for at least five days Neither the
defense nor the prosecution has utilized
a single peremptory challenge, although
the former have 10 and the latter five,
Three jurors were passed yesterday.
Pioneer men of San Francisco We're
apparently summoned in great number
upon the special venire called for the
Newburgh trial. for three of the seven
men temporarily passed have lived in
San Francisco since the ffties. Many
old residents have been excused, and
in the course of many examinations
questions have brought out interesting
stories of pioneer days in this city.
By far the most interesting venire-
man who has been examined was III.
McCabe, an aged furniture dealer, who
was passed by both sides yesterday.
1t was McCabe who brought about the
disclosure of wholesale. attempts to
bribe jurors in the famous Wright
VS.. the Geary street railway company
case. As a result of the indictments
returned against William Northey in
1883, growing out of McCabes dis
closures to the authorities, Northey
was sent to San Quentin for nine years.
McCabe was a dramatic figure at yes
terdayS session. He asked the court if
he could make a statement, which he
was permitted to do.
i am a short man." he announced
as he arose in the jury box, and L
want to let everybody see me. l was
the man who exposed the plot to
bribe jury in order to return verdict
against poor widow woman many
years ago, and from my connection in
that case l consider bribery to be one
of the most serious offenses'
McCabe then went into a recital of
his experiences with a professional jury
fixer in the Wright case narrating how
he politely told the man who asked him
to fix juror what he had better do.
and then l proceeded to call him some
French names," said McCabe. He threw
q schooner of beer at me, but 1
lodged it,
The only reason that the attempted
jury bribing was exposed in that case"
continued the yenireman, was because
some of the jurors were getting less
than the others and the one who was
losing out on the proposition squealed.' .
Then, directing attention to New
burgh, McCabe announced: IF you.
Newburgh, were in that fellows place
the place of the man who wanted me
to bribe a juror-God, but / would pity
you. And now, able attorneys, do you
want me as a juror?"
Schlesinger consented and the prose-
cution did not challenge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-09

tion in their own way. while telling
their friends all about their good for
tune. The party will leave today for
Manila on the Siberia
On leaving Little Falls Teall and
Snyder were given a banquet by their
friends in honor of the new born grand
son. All the town folk were present
and heaped congratulations on the pair
of grandfathers. They intend to circle
the globe after spending some time
with Lieutenant and Mrs. Teall and
their heir.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-09
GAMBLER PROMISES TO
SAVE MONEY FOR FAMILY
Hailed Into Court, Emil Froberg
Admits Weakness

Emil Froberg. who holds response
BILE position with the Jacobs canning
company of Oakland, was brought be-
fore Police Judge Deasy yesterday to
explain why he had, for the past 10
years. spent all of his earnings on
horse races and. starved his wife and
two children. who live in the Mission
Mrs. Froberg had laid her troubles
before Miss Sarah NJ. Frye of the Cali
fornia club, and she interested herself
in the case and was in court. Froberg
admitted that $3.50 he had got from the
relief committee had gone to the
-bookies" and that he had pledged his
future salary to the extent of 500 to
money sharks.
Froberg at the request of the Judge
pledged himself to turn over his en-
tire income to Miss Frye in future.
who would give him enough to live on.
and the rest would be expended for
the care OF the wife and children.
TRY Murine Eve Remedy
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-09
Calhoun Venire Issued

Preliminary preparations for the trial
of Patrick Calhoun, which will begin
next Tuesday, are now being made.
Judge Lawlor yesterday issued an order
for venire of 150 men to be sum-
moned in court at 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-09
JUROR EXPERIENCED
IN BRIBERY CASES
ii. McCabe, Who Acted in Fa=
nous Railway Case, Selected
to Try Newburgh
Seven Talesmen Now in Box
Subject to Peremptory
Challenges
JURORS PASSED TO
Try A. .. NEWBURGH

Thomas Connors, teamster. 1911
Church street
w. G. Norman, biscuit agent,
1881 Fell street
c. j. CIemmons, liveryman. gil
Pierce street.
d. w. Hart,>shoe maker, 81 Fair
Oaks street.
Edward McDeyitt, retired, 1901
Eddy street.
II. McCabe. furniture dealer,
212S Folsom street.
j. l.. Brown, merchant, 4S6 Va
lencia street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-09
SUPERVISORS TO AWARD
AUDITING CITY'S BOOKS
Finance Committee to Contract
for Three Departments

The supervisors finance committee
will today award the contract for
overhauling the city's financial depart
ments-the treasurers. auditors and
tax collectors offices, having received
a number of bids yesterday
These were discussed in secret ses-
sion, but no determination was reached.
The committee set aside $4,000 addi-
tional to the artificial lighting fund
to enable that committee to continue
the present lighting plan to the end of
the fiscal year without deficit
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-09
DREAMER AGAIN CHARGED

of New York, who passed two fictitious
checks on the Wells Fargo Nevada ma
tional bank for 800 each, was charged
complaint having been sworn to before
Police Judge Deasy by Frank B. King
of the bank. The first charge was
made against him about a week ago
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-09
BURGLAR LEAVES BLOOD STAINS
I.Special Disoatch TO The Call

NAPA, Cal, Jan. S.-Burglars entered
the Knox meat market and S. Loss
mans saloon in Brown street this
morning, but obtained little of value
In climbing through the saloon win
dow, one robber cut his hand, which
bled profusely. leaving large pool of
blood on the floor of the place.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-09
To Visit San Francisco

would be like visiting Europe without
seeing Paris 1t is the most beautiful
jewelry store in the world Visitors
welcome 909 Van Ness av near Ellis.
A. Andrews, proprietor.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-09
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n. B.-Ask the Manager of this paper about me
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-09

Try Murine Eye Remedy
For Red. Weak, Weary. Watery Eyes,
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-09

m a d {. F or
more than a
quarter of a
century they
have been in
general II S c
and have given
satisfaction.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-09
Other Attractions for White Sale We

Popular Music Zoe Copy,
or Three Copies for SOC
afasic Department, Second Floor
when | Look Into Your Eyes; "Sunbonnet Sue;
You're Just the Boy. for Me-; Il Wish / Had
Girl; Meet Me in Rose Time, Rosie; Down in
Jungle Town., and Just Some One"
INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC
Barn Dance by Charles Johnson; Grab APP
Pies new rag by Percy Wenrich; Star OF Bliss
reverie by Max Eugene, and the best waltz
of the season, "Folies d'Amour"
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-09
/ Tailored Garments to Order
Dress Goods DEPARTMENT, Second Floor
Women's Skirts to Order for SIS, and
Women's Suits to Order for $35

These garments made by an expert man tailor
We furnish all the materials.
Our tailoring department. is in readiness and
the new wsspring designs here for your selection
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-09
Important Values Today
In Garland" Stoves

NCS0AoA w 1lONC AOE YOT.OO
We have few of these stoves that we will sell at
this special price of $34,5O. This price includes
the waterback connections, djivery and setting up
Z. of the. stove 1t is the No size, with 10 inch
oven Known as the family Garland.
Price of No. size, with Is inch oven is $3S-OO
If high shelf warming closet is desired it will be
buy.
A Garland stove is one of the best stoves