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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-09
SHOW CASES

EVERYTHING IN the store fixture line;
billiard and pool tables and supplies. get
my prices. W. l. Wetherbee, 15S and 100
W. LIST So
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SOCIETIES.

BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
every Thursday evening at S o'clock in
Federation of Labor hail, corner 4th South
and State streets. Dr. David Cassidy,
foreman. J. Everett Secly, cor, ~ South
ID East street. Bell phone 5345-K.
UTAH COMAIANDERY No. ]. Knights
Templars. Stated COnclaves held at Ma
sonic temple, corner % East and LIST So.
fbe first Thursday Of each month. So
journing Sir Knights cordially invited to
attend VIM. NJ RASH. Z. c.
f. o. LEATHERWOOD, Recorder
a A. s. RITE-The four coordinate
bodies OF the A. A. &. Rite Of FreemasOn-
~ hold stated meetings the third Thurs
day in each month at Masonic temple,
corner list South and I'd East. So
iourning brethren invited.
LOUIS COIN, 32d Degree,
Y. NJ. Jordan Lodge of Perfection No. .
I NJ. SURBAUGH. 32d Degree,
W. N James Lowe Chapter Rose Croix
JAMES H. BROWN, X. c. c. II.
Commander Salt Lake Council Ka Josh
s. D. EVANS, X. c. c. H.
NJ and X. Utah COnsistory No. /
CHRISTOPHER DIEFL~ 33d Degree.
Registrar for all the bodies.
WAsATCH LODGE No. 1. F. & A. NJ
Regular meetings held at the Masonic
temple, corner I'd East and LIST South the
second Friday Of each month. Members
of sister lodges and sojoUrning brethren
cordially invited. II. G. CAV, ". NJ.
A J. LOWE. Secretary
MOUNT EfORIAH LODGE No. .. T. z
a. M-Reguar meetings held at Masonic
temple. corner LIST South and % East. the
second Monday Of each month. Members
of sister lodges and brethren I'm good
standing are cordially invited to attend
CHARLES 7. DOUGLAS. W. NJ
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL, Secretary
ARGENTA LODGE No. 3. T. & A. NJ
Regular meetings held al Masonic tenn
pIe. corner % East and 1st South the
first Tuesday Of each month. Members
of sister lodges and sojouruiug brethren
cordially invited to attend.
Z. I. HAMMOND, W. NJ.
NJ G. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
UTAH CHAPTER No. ], R. A. NJ
ple. corner ID East and LIST south. the first
Wednesday Of each month. Soiouruing
companions cordially invited TO attend
F. P. SHERWOOD, II. P.
NJ. c. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
VACCABEEs- Utonian tent No meets
every Wednesday evening at 7. o. .. z
hall. Market st. Sojourning Sir knights
cordially invited
NAOMI REBEKAH LODGE No. /
meets ever second and fourth Saturday
evening of each month in odd Fellows
temple. Market st.
SALT LAKE AERIE No. 81, T. o. E
Meets every Friday evening. corner ID
Gouth and West Temple sts. Club rooms
open from 10 a m to y D. m. every day
NJ ". WEAVER. Secretary
GAS RANGES CLEANED.
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR.

EBER w. HALL. Undertaken. Emba M
n, 164 So. W. Temple. Both phones lOls-
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WATCH cleaning. 81; main spring s.
Utah Jewelry Co., 323 So. Main.
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.

WANTED-FEMALE HELP.
WANTED
Mattresses. cooks. chembermaids.
HoUsegirls and all kinds Of restaurant
help wanted for city and country.
STROCKS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
No. 4 East Second South. Phones 45L
Basement Kenyon Hotel.
WANTED-Two Mattresses. city. s. wk
Four Chambermaids. so month.
Housekeeper, Montana, Si5 month.
Cook $40 month.
Ten house girls: good wages.
EMPIRE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.
No. 3 W I'd So. Both phones.
WANTED-Twenty girls wanted. Apply
Sweet Candy Co, l3 F. list So
WANTED-TounE lady apprentice
LynberE & Leaker, hair specialists, 4-1
Constitution bldg.
wANTED-GIrl; good wages. 55 Isl.
avenue.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lady waitress
Apply J. II. R. Franklin, 26S So Main
WANTED-GirI for general housewors.
1901 East South Temple.
WANTED-Good girl for family Of two
no washing 1I25 East Brigham
WANTED-GirI for general houseworE.
no children; must understand cooking. -5-
9TH Ave
WANTED-An experienced chamber
maid. Hotel Normandy, % =. Sd So
WANTED-GuI for general houscvo-k.
must be good cook; three in family good
wages. 70 G St
WANTED-GirI for general housework
$40 z. I'd So. References.
WANTED-Good girl or woman for gen
eral housework- Apply S23 East ID So.
WANTED-A thoroughly competent ste
nographer, quick and accurate; Remiug
ton. Apply after o clock at 6'6 ItaG
Savings & Trust bldg.
WANTED-Womau to do cooking and
housework- So East lst South
WANTED Experienced lady marker al
once Royal Laundry.
wANTED-A good girl to assist in din
ing room and kitchen. Apply 4yt South
Main.
FOR sALF-Fine residence or flat site
8 minutes walk from Main street Rea-
sonabIe terms. Inquire W T. Edwards
care T. G. NJ I.
WANTED-Lady TO canvass with u
quick selling article; good commis-l-l
paid. Apply Box $50
wANTED-A good washerwoman at $50
St
WANTED-Good woman for general
housework. must he good cook Apply
Captain Harker, Quarters No Is. FC-
Douglas.
WANTED-YounE woman for Egr.
housewOrk who can assist with p.-..
sewing. Mrs. Geo II Wood go East g
South Phones -l2-
wANTED-ReHabIe housegirI at 81,
Brigham St
WANTED-A course at Heusser's bust
ness college means a good position f--
YOU School all summer Enter now
WANTED-GirI for general housewo-s.
no young girl need apply lSI W 9TH s.
WANTED-A girl for general house
work: must understand plain cooking ca.
mornings. 125 W. 5th So
WANTED-Competent second girl ro-
quired. All Z. 1st So.
NANTED-GoOd iaundress for Mon
DAYS Apply - So. 81 F.
WANTED-Lunch counter girls. App
24S West South Temple
wANTED-GirI for ordinary housewo-E
1 Call 1853 L I'd So.
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ARCHITECTS.

A. J. HAMILTON-Archlte 18th hosF
Dolly Block. Bell phone 500
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CONTRACTORS.

FRED J. SWANER, carpenter and con-
tractor, S Baddley's court. Phone Main
5410-Z.
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PACKING.

ENPEET packers Of furniture. briC-a-
brac etc Redmsn Moving & Storage Co,
~ south West Temple. Phones S5S
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LIVERY.
EWELRY REPAIRING.

MCoY-s STABLES. BON phones 81
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LANDSCAPE GARDENING.
ALSO all kinds Of seeds and plants, Tea-
souable gold x Pickle Ind. phone So
IS West Sd South.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-19
DEDICATION DATE CHANGED.
Cardinal Gibbon, Unable TO be- Pres
rnt in June-ro Occur Ia August.

owing TO the early juno engagement
of cardinal Gibbons. hc win be- unable
to be in salt Lake city june next.
when II was intended 90 dedicate tho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-19
DEBATE IN EATON GYM.

The salt Lake ana Park City
High schools will debate this evening.
iu the Eaton gymnasium. The menu
bers OF the tvo teams are: Park
City--lra Diem. Ira sherman, Roger
Mcdonald. Ada Weeton Calternateo .
Salt Lake--Gllbert Williams Georgius
Cannon. Lawrence clayton Cloyd
WoolleS (alternate).
There is strong rivalry between
the two schools. which has been em-
phasized by a slight unpleasantness IN
the selection OF Judges Salt Lake
sent Park City a list Of 10 judges
mostly salt Lake men. from which
Park City was to have selected three.
according to the rules OF the contest
Instead OF doing this. the Park City
team sent back a list OF entirely ar
ferent Judges. none Of whom reside In
the city. Salt Lake refused 60 accept
these and the debate came near being
declared on. However, Professor RAY
nolds came 20 the rescue and agreed TO
choose two judges TO act with judge
Straup. who was accepted by both
teams. Prof. Reynolds Of the univer-
sitv is conducting the debates for
which any high school in tho state is
eligible
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-19
DEsERET EVENING NEWS FRIDAY MARCH 10 1909

mind ON one aim 20 NJ worked out with
unfaliering justice and honesty Of inten-
calculations the quality, the trait Of love.
no Will not 40 % b leo aFtray by the
seekers OF wealth. ~ office. Of worldly
admiralty tho spiritual side On nature.
giving AN she has 20 follow the right
The salient points ~ the drama. particu-
LARRY those rciating 20 love and Brands
arralrumont 81 the modern church wore
STRONGLY brought out Tho course OF
dramatic rOcitals concludes today. With
Walrac'a Eugene Grandet this after
noon. and the new play 'Marianna' this
evening
that 10 has cured more women ~ those
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-19

Nelson Parmley Pope. Porter Russell.
Smith. Thornley, Mr.. Speaker-21
Nays-Ashton, Bamette, Cannon, Full
ler Funk, Hammond. Henrie Holman,
Morris, Murdoch, Thompson, white
-.
Absent England. Hayes. Holt, RAN
dall Webster, Wootton-6.
APPROPRIATION BILL PASSES.
The house yesterday afternoon passed
the appropriation bin after amending
Do 90 "a considerable extent Among
the reductions made by the lower
branch was O. cut of $4,000 from the
road appropriations. and $500 from the
contingent expenses OF the fish and
game commissioner
Additions were added in the lower
house of $4,000 for the support and
maintenance of high schools FOO the
state. $40. 600 for hountes for wild ami
mails. 81 900 for the mental hospital farm
at Provo and $1,000 for records, blanks,
badges. etc, for the now automobile
law. This makes net increase Of
SIS. 900 added by the house The meas
ure goes back 20 the senate and after
concurrence and possible further
amendment and further concurrence by
the house, the budget bin should oe
ready for the signature OF the cover
nor not later than tomorrow morning.
THE appropriation bill and the guber-
Material appointments are the princi-
nal matters holding the Legislature I'm
session. now. and both branches should
be ready TO adjourn by tomorrow even
ms.
IN THE SENATE.
By q vote Of "a TO 3. S. b. 1S7. was
passed by the senate yesterday after
noon. The measure was introduced
bv Bsnner \. Smith, and IS intended 20
validate certain actions OF county com
nlssioners IN employing assistant coun-
~ physicians and pauper clerks, the
commissioners Of Salt Lake county
coming especially under tho provisions
Of the bill. The house has yet 20 act
on tho measure, but both branches have
passed bills providing for such appoint
ments IN future.
senator Benner X smith was host az
a dinner given at the Alta club last
evening In honor OF his colleagues OF
the senate. All members we're present
and a delightful time was enjoyed.
There was an entire resplts from work.
worry or differing opinion, and the best
OF feeling was manifest even between
members who had disagreed most on
the floor OF the senate.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-19
BANK CLERKS AT BANQUET

The local Chapter OF the American
Institute Of Bank Clerks enjoyed
banquet last evening at the CONNER
cial club after the regular program, 80
members being present The papers
read included one by r. G.. Barnes ~
tho Desaret National bank on the woes.
trials and tiibulations Of Paying Tell
ers." and one by ID. j. Bloem u the
state Bank OF Utah on The Exchange
and collection Departments Of Bank
ing" The bank clerks quintet fur
nisbed music. Messrs James, Frenley,
RaU Andrew and Saville 1t was de
clded 90 arrange "a debate ia the near
future on The Guarantee Of Deposits
also. to send a delegation from the To-
cal chapter 20 the national banking
convention next June in Seattle, where
a thousand bankers are expected 70 be
present. The idea Of organizing tour
ban teams was favorably entertained
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-19
URGE WOMEN TO LEND AID.
Grand Army EncampmeDt Director
Writes second letter To Clubs.

Col F. N. ste-ett. executive director
OF the c.. A. r. encampment. has is-
sued the following circular letter To io-
cal woInens organizations
we wrote you on the lOth inst a.
kindly report the name OF a lady o.
your organization as a member Of the
,yumau's citizen committee for Che en-
camument as above. and requested that
the name b. furnished by yesterday,
the l-th inst Not having heard from
YOU mp TO date we now particularly re-
ouest that you acknowledge the receipt
OF our letters with or without the name
requested. AZ your judgment OF the inn
portance OF it may dictate.
we herewith enclose you addressed
stamped envelope for reply. and urge
our earnest and matured opinion that
me work is quite important, and Is 50
regarded BIZ every city IN the Union.
Very truly. =. n srEkitEI
Executive Director q. A. r.
FISHER HARRIS,
secretary Executive Committee
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SPEAKS OF DIES MONIES PLAN.
Well known Real Estate Man APP
proves Of System.

Mack Olsen. a wei known real estate
man Of Des Moines, Iowa. who Is
spending a day or two in Salt Lake
city ON his way home from the coast
and the northwest is a very enthusi-
astic supporter OF the Des Molnes plan
of city government
Mt Olsen was one Of the committee
or 25 which examined the charters OK
a. number OF the cities of the Union ana
after selecting what was best in all
Of them, formulated what has now
come TO be known as the Des MoinQs
plan.
'It has only been in operation about
a year. but II works like "a charm
said Mr. Olsen today. THE city of Des
Muines has the best managed street de-
partment OF any city IN the west, ana
there is not the slightest suspicion II
graft
Referring to the charge that Mr..
MacVicar, In charge OF the street de-
partment, dominates his colleagues and
neutralizos the good effects OF the sys-
tom In Des Moines, Mr.. Olsen says chat
while IL il true that Mr. MacNicar by
reason OF superior ability II a leader
and likes 10 have his way, be cannot
do anything II he does not have two
others Of the ave commissioners with
him IN all the things that come up Tor
a decision.
He also SAYS that the citizens Of the
cities Of Des Moines and Cedar
Rapids the only two cities IN Iowa
which have the plan working, would
not think Of going back 10 the old
method Of city government The only
kicks he has heard have come from
the contractors who have lost their
pull with the city.
The order Of the day, Mr., Olsen says.
is economy. The responsibility Of
some department Of the city govern
ment has been placed on each Of the
commissioners and they are making
good. and effectng "a saving Ia every
department
A still further saving Will bc Effected
Or the bill now pending passes the leg
islature authorizing the city 10 eN-
pend sums NJ e. several thousand
dollars without calling tenders. A. 70
ie now the commissioners have 90 call
tenders for any amount over $500. and
900 doing so they found that the CON
tractors have got together ana held
| prices up.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-19
CHECK cHR1sTIANsENs BOOKS

The reports on the inheritance tax
have been received by state Auditor
Jesse ID. Jewkes from the different
county auditors for the year 1905, but
no irregularities have been found so
far I'm the investigation Of the accounts
OF James Christiansen. former state
treasurer. who IL under arrest Tor em-
bazzlement. The Investigation is being
pursued AS RAPIDLY as possible but it
Win be- several days before 10 will oe
e0muleted.
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ness and providing penalties for vio-
latiOns Of this act.
APPROVED BY GOVERNOR.
II. b. No. a.. by the Judiciary Com
understanding laws relating 20 the
assessment OF property.
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LEGISLATIVE DOCKET
BILLS PASSED BY THE SENATE

BILLS PASSED BY THE SENATE
s b. No. 9lO. by Badger>-Relating
10 corporate surety ship. and repeal
Ing certain sections of the Compiled
Laws Of Utah. 1907 in conflict there-
s b. No. Isl, by Bennor X. smith
validating certain acts OF county
commissioners.
for the establishment OF detention
s.JB. No. "A. by Benuer \. smith
Processing an amendment 10 the
Constellation OF the State of Utah
respecting homestead exemptions
III II. No. Pei, by Committee ON
ueaf Dumb and Elnd-Crcating "a
commission for the Utah blind pre-
scrlbing the powers and duties mere
Of. and making am Appropriation
therefor
IS b. No. 15s by Beuuer X smith
An act Co create the office OF inspcr-
tor Of boats and pilots.
:. D. r. No. g. by WlAdms-f Pro-
posing a change lu the limit oi state
indebtedness.
BILLS KILLED BY THE SENATE
II. g. 30. 229 by Committee ON
Counues-An act to amend se. uonr
4G4 ana i1a. Compiled Laws of llaA.
1907. relating 90 the boundary Zines cot
san lake ana Davis couau.s a.
'..ig,i,-,te a., M IA N, 9U0
nj 10 a b. p1dr-r--pr1uos-
Inc am amendment to the Constitution
m tbe state of Irtah by thc enactment
of "a new section prohibiting Che
uCl,ors
,,.,...,,
BILLS PASSED hl I'''-
d n No. a. bN Moouuu-pro-
Irtsb r.l,tinr al the uubI.
s'.h.al .,..trm
g. n bt WuHumf-CreatiuE
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so PER CENT OF THE POPCLA-
TION OF THE L. g.

live IN rural districts remote from phy-
siclans or drug stores, and they are
obliged 10 depend upon proprietary
medicines 70 very great extent
To the women in these homes such
standard remedies as Lydia r. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound come az n
boon and a blessing. Records show
dread feminine Ills than any other
remedy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-19

Expert Kodak Finishing.
Harry Simpler Commercial Photo
grapher 151 South Main. second floor
Flower and Garden. Seed Bailey &
Sons Co 6o East ond So
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EMERY FOR MARSHAL.
Friends Of Former sheriff Have Him
slated for Position.

G.. Frank Emery. former sheriff OF salt
Lake county. aspires 20 be the next Unit
cd states marshal for Utah and me
friends are predicting that he vii cap
ture the appointment over az Corners.
lanes IL Anderson is another name
geitiDb has been mentioned Tor the posi-
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KodnLs and EInishlnr

New ideas and best results Send
for catalogue. q. e Savage Co., ~
g. "a Main
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-19

new catholic cathedral OF ST. Marys
The date. therefore has been set for
ward 90 Sunday. August %. 4 special
car will bring west the cardinal Arch
bishops Ryan of Philadelphia. Ireland
Of 81. Paul. and Glennan OF St. Louis,
az guests Of r G. Kerens, the well
known ST Louis railroad man, and
who is 20 be ambassador 20 Austria.
Following the dedication. the party
will go to the Yellowstone Park
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
PUSHES BILL TO ESTABLISH
JUVENILE COURT HERE
Judge Rohnert Goes to Lansing In In.
terest OF Very commencable
Measure,

Judge Rohnert Will spend a couple
of days in Lansing this week, working
In the interest OF mis- bill for the es-
tablishment of juvenile court for
the city OF Detroit. Judge Rohnert's
bill provides for the establishment OF
a juvenile court to act independently
of the probate court, and not bound
by the general act now governing ju-
venile court matters.
Judge Roanert has taken a great
deal of interest In the work among
the young, and ii Is the opinion OF
those who have watched 1t that he
has accomplished much good. Since
the work has grown to the proportions
Il has attained recently, 1t Is difficult
TO see how the city could get along
without such an institution.
Heretofore the work has been car.
ried on as part of the probate court,
and Judge Rohnert was really acting
under Judge Durfee. The probate
court has SO much business that II
was found necessary recently to ere.
ate another judgship.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
JAG HAS ODD EFFECT.
Man Thinks He's Health officer and
Orders Yards Cleaned.

Residents In the vicinity of Willis.
ave. and Beaubien-st., gazed in sur
prise. Monday afternoon, when Jerome
Cassidy. hobbling along with a forked
branch under one arm, and an cid
crotched board under the other. gave
them his peremptory orders.
Clean up" said Cassidy, u each
householder whom he met. Get the
ashes out OF your alleys, the papers
out of your yards, and make your lo'
look like something. This filthy conii
ton OF Detroit has got TO stop. The
new inspector Is on the job"
All through the district rakes and
shovels were hauled forth, ana the
natives got busy, with many muttsr-
ed curse for the Inspector who was SO
insistent in his demands.
Cassidy hobbled on his wey. cheeri, '
pursuing his crusade. until Patrolman
Frank Fraley was called to settle a
dispute with one householder VINO dis
puted Cassidy's authority. There was
no scent OF fresh raled grass on Ccs-
sidy's breath He appeared in police
court, Tuesday morning. and Only
grinned when Justice Stein asked.
Some sort OF new Identification
league is It, Jerome?"
Cassidy admitted that he had been
rretty drunk He was released on
suspended sentence.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
PROPERTY OWNER HOLDS UP
LAYING OF WATER MAIN
Fine Object Lesson in Public Spirited
ness" 10 Commissioner Pounds
Sarcastic Comment.

Il What Water Commissioner James
II. Pound saroastically terms an object
lesson in public spiritedness has just
been brought feFeibly 10 tie attention
OF the water board. The board Is put
ting in new main on Waterloo-st,
which thoroughfare the council, on
Dec. last. decided 10 open, where not
already opened, to the city limits.
There is a break In the street from
Bellevue-aye. eastward 10 the alley,
and Thomas Fritz and mife own a
house and lot in the line Of the pro-
posed extension. Realizing that the
property Is certain TO be condemned.
the board asked Fritz for permission
to lay the main through his property
at this time. and he was at first In
clined to grant the permission.
Monday, however, Mrs. Fritz called
on Commissioners Pound and informed
him that the water board could not
lay It's pipes through the property UNI
less the city would pay the price they
are asking for the property. which.
of course, the city will not do.
Unless the owners recede from this
position the work of laying the mains
will be held up indefinitely, for the
street opening case will not be taken
up by the recorders court until the
criminal docket is disposed OF AMI
even after the jury makes It's award
the city will have year in which to
settle with the property owners
whose land Is taken. This 1t may DO
next spring or later before the water
board will have access to the property
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-04-28
MOTHER FIGHTS TO REGAIN
POSSESSION OF HER CHILD
Gave Little Girl to Another Woman TO
Rear and Now Claims Shes
Not Treated Properly.

Little three-year-ojd Katherine Helen
Krause, prettily dressed. chubby and
healthy, played about In Judge Hos
mer's court, Tuesday morning, while
her mother. Jennie X. Krause. through
her attorney, was endeavoring 10 gain
,ossession OF the child. The little girl
paid no attention 10 the proceedings.
hut the mother was intensely inter
ested.
Little Katherine has lived since she
was nine months old with Mrs Harry
Hull of No. 46S Beaubien-st., and the
latter has grown so fond Of the child
that now she refuses to give her up.
Mrs. Krause was deserted three years
ago by her husband, who left her with
two children to support. She foun.
the task too heavy, and gave tho
Youngest child, Katherine, to Mrs.
Hull. The child was never legally
adopted, and now Mrs. Krauae has
started habeas corpus proceedings to
get her back.
The fight has caused considerable
bitterness between the women. the
mother alleging that her daughter is
brought up in filth with only dogs and
chickens as companions. Mrs. Hulrs
attorney stated to the Judge that ne
expected to show that Mrs. Xrause
was not proper person TO have the
rearing of a child. The case will he
heard on it's merits rext Friday.