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Evening star., 1909-03-09
Thirteen Years on Force.

In Colin f. Z. Flather. who received a
:nerited promotion, Maj. Sylvester realizes
hat he has a hard worker and a man
who is devoted to the affairs OF the de-
partment. For about thirteen years he
has served the force in various capacities
having been one of the most successful
detectives of Inspector Board mans aft.
When he received his appointment he
was assigned to duty in the second pre-
cinct. The alley population of that pre-
cinct was such that only the best police
men could handle 1t. AS policeman,
Flather participated in many serious dis
turbances, Il number of his teeth were
knocked out and he sustained other inju-
rieS.
While regarded as one of the best po-
licemen for handling rough characters,
Flatller also displayed ability as de-
tective. He was promoted TO a post at
headquarters.
After serving successfully as detec-
Evening star., 1909-03-09
Lieutenant.

to the second precinct to take the place
of Sergt c. p. NJ. Lord, who goes to
the White House.
Evening star., 1909-03-09

M. e. Church South. Rev. DR.. Steel took
for his subject "Greenhorns Grit and
Grace" He will deliver another lecture
this evening. taking for his theme Home
Life in Dixie During the War"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-08
THE OREGON CIRCULAR.
TiIlman's Name Used as Bait to
Catch Suckers,

Portland, Ore. Jan. THE circular to
which Senator Tillman made objection
was issued by the st. Paul x Pacific
Lumber company, which was alleged to
have the backing of prominent St Paul
tMinn) capitalists. It was represented
here By a man named Bryan r Dorr
The circular was issued over BORIS name
and he insisted that the company's OBJ
tects and purposes were perfectly Iegit-
innate.
In brief. the scheme, according to DORIS
circular, was to secure from a number
of people the sum of 500 each to defrav
preliminary expenses incident to locating
land included in the Coos Bay Wagon
Road ianG grant, to which the Southern
Oregon company succeeded. The South
ern oregon company refused to sell the
land for $50 per acre. as the circular al
legged it was obligated to do by the gov
eminent grant. and a contingent fee of
q cents per thousand feet of timber on
each claim so located was TO be levied by
cute suit against the Southern Oregon
company to force it to sell it for that
amount
The portion of DORIS How to Make
S5.Ge0 out of 500 circular. 10 which Till
man took exception follows
Among those who have spoken for q
part of this land is Senator Tillman Of
South Carolina. the leader of the Demo-
cratic party in the United States senate.
a man who usually gets what he goes af-
ter. So sure is Senator Tilman of our
success that he has subscribed and paid
the necessary fees for quarter section
for himself and ten other quarter sec
tons for ten of his nearest relatives"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-08
CHANGE IN THE OFFICIALS
Box Elder Commissioners Approve
Official Bonds Of New
Officers.

Brigham. Jan. AT a meeting of the
board of county commissioners heid TINS
week, the official bonds of the foiioWlns-
named persons were approved, MembeFs
of the board OF education Charles kim
Der. district No. /; 7. +. COombS. district
No 2: p. N. Hansen. district No 3; James
NJ. White, district No 4; John W Peters,
district No 5.
County Officers-AIvin Ipscn. clerk; Jo-
Seph JoseDhson. sheriff; Elias Jensen, as
SCISSOR; Nels Jensen. attorney; G. g. Al
uey. treasurer Also Il. \. Rudd. Justice
of the peace. Plymouth. John P johnson
Justice OF the peace. Manila. Peter Lowe
Justice of the peace. Willard. 4. l. Idy,
constable. Plymouth; J. 3. Matthias. con
stable. Curlew. john u. White, constable.
The following deputies and assistants
were appointed. with the following sal
aries Clair Christensen. stenograp her
$40 per month; T. q. koTth, custodian of
court house and grounds. $3.50 per month;
y J. Valentine and Louise Ingram. dcpu-
ties in clerks office at a salary Of two
thirds of the principal Mary Halst. depu-
ty treasurer. at twO-thirds salary of the
principal: Harry Zenor. as assistant treas
1frer without salary. Charles Wight. dep
utv sheriff. at salary Of two-thirds Of
principal: Ada Johnson. deputy recorder.
at salary of two-thirds OF principal.
Christina Madsen. Lou Horsley. Hylda
Hansen and Edna Anderson as copyists in
recorders office at a salary each OF $50
per month.
4 little son If Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Of
the Third ward received a bad cut in the
mouth some three inches in length while
coasting His sled. while going at a high
rate Of speed. flew the track and ran into
bsrbwire fence. Drs. Whtlock and
Lewellen sewed M the ugly wound and
the boy is progressing favorably.
Fire broke out the other morning at 5
O. clock in the residence of Rudolph korth.
Just north Of town, and completely de-
stroyed the home and household furniture.
The family barely escaped with their
lives. taking flight in their night clothes.
Some flour. VeEetab les aud a little fruit
which was in the cellar was all that was
saved The house was insured for s., 200.
and the furniture for 81 coo.
Judge H A Peterson OF Logan held a
session of the Juvenile court here yester-
day. The cases under consideration were
a number of boys from Garland charged
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-08
WOMAN ROBBED
HER PLOYERS
Kansas City Packing Company
Loses TO Extent of 1900
-CuIprit Under Arrest,

kansas civ. Jan, Miss Nellie o Dom
nell. aged 50. a former cashier and book
keeper for the Schwarzchiid 4 suizberEef
Beef 6, Provision company, was arrested
last night OF charge Of embezzling si'VVo
while in the employ OF the company
According to the police, Miss - lyoiiiltli
has made complete confession ~ en-
hezziement took place in July. i+S =
short time afterwards fire destroyed sie -
branch office of the company az VIII.
Miss O'Donmcr was employed. hoSt ~
the coulpauv's books were burned Inv
ever. Miss OpouneiIs cash DOCK Nas
found only slightly damaged 81 eNpEl
employed to investigate tlie
firms affairs discovered the siiot te=s
Miss O'DonusIi asserts that she does iios
know why she took the money.
The Responsibilities for the burning on
TIL, compduy's branch office. vhich Wds
believed by the officials Of the COMPANY
TO have been of incencldTN OfiEui Pc
never been placed. Miss O'Donneu ue-
MES any knowledge Of it 49,.
Frank OfDowd. also former poolShesll ,
or for the company. was arrested Situl =.
after Miss O'DonneH- Inc pollce 80 -, :
that 0-Dowd has signed a statement tle Z
at various times he had received sums vl
money from Miss O'DouneN amounuh <
i'm ali TO S=0a With these funds III manu-
o.Dovd resigned his position shorty a.
ter :he fire and established nlmSell iH
the cigar business in Kansas Clt4' hail-
Miss O-Donneu also left the COMPANY
and became his clerk. In her com sSio W,
Miss O'DonHeH says ODowo olo ny
tnovv that She had embezzlsd the money:
Miss ODouneli entered the employ OF
the company ten years agO, ana hau ~ ~. ~
promoted from office girl TO the position
of cashier
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-08
MURRAY SWEARS
OUT A WARRANT
Man Who Forged the Name of
Capitalist Now Under Ar
rest in California.

Oakland. Cal. Jan. IF. B. Signor, =
= real estate promoter and mining bro +
= ker OF this city. was arrested tonight =
on complaints sworn to by James II. =
= Murray, millionaire banker =
= and mining man Of Montana. Salt y
= Lake and Seattle, but more recently =
= OF Monterey, Cal. charging Signor =
= with forgeries agsregating nearly 81 =
= ooo.0lo Signor is alleged to have =
= forged Murray's name to four notes =
= of 100000 each, as well as to numer-
7 GUS other negotiable documents.
49, **f%f<+*%$%<++1*T*+&@+
Oakland. Jan. james \ Murray ar
rived here from Monterey more than two
weeks ago to begin an investigation of
the forgery of his name to certain notes
He found that President William G. Hen
shaw of the Union Savings bank Of this
city held four notes drawn on a Kansas
City bank In HeEshaw's favor and pur-
porting to be signed by Murray, the notes
totaiiing 100000. Murray, at once pro-
nounced these notes forgeries. declaring
that he had not put his name to any note
whatsoever in the last twsnty-four years.
he began an investigation. which at once
disclosed the fact that SignOr. who was
formerly manager of the lnterurban Mo
tor Express company. had given the notes
TO Reushaw in connection with the
financing of a deal involving a cement
plant in southern California. in which Sig
nor was interested with Tyler ;. Hen
shaw. brother of the local banker. Hen
shaw turned the notes over to Murray
who also discovered a number of other
papers bearing forgeries of his signature
in circulation both here and in san
Francisco. the total being $500
Murray presented the whole matter to
District Attorney Douohue today, and
warrant for the arrest Of Signor was is
sued. As soon as he heard of it, Signor
surrendered himself to the authorities and
to Chief of Police Wilson and Chief Of
Detectives Peterson ne made a full con-
fession. reiterating his statement of sew
eral DAYS ago to Henshaw that he had
forged Murray's name.
Besides the four 800 600 notes mentioned
the forgeries include the following: Sight
drafts for S40OeOa. $4,000 and $4,000.
Banker HenshaW declared that Signor
has not profited a dollar by the for
gsries.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-08
Ogden Briefs.

On account OF The storms east of this
CITY all Union Pacific trains were late
from the east yesterday,
W. Magic. charged with obtaining mon
ey under false pretenses. was yesterday
sentenced by Judge Bagley to fifty days in
the city Jail.
Former Governor Heber ". Wells and
party Of friends were the guests of ST.
Derintendent Frank NJ. briggs at the state
school for the deaf ana blind
The Bankers Reserve Life company
commenced an action in the district court
yesterday against Edward II. Delamater
to recover Se7.S5 alleged to be due on sew
eral promissoIy notes
A. Fl. Tngold. Southern Pacific agent at
Cobre. who deserted his wife in Chicago
u short time ago, has been located at
Boise, Ida, from which place he ten
dered his resignation To the Southern Pa
cffic company
County Attorney David Jensen yesteT-
day filed an information in the juvenile
court against Raffaela PERI. charged
with calling his mother vile names. refus-
ing to obey her and with associating with
undesirable persons
frank Q. Cannon has opened up a
branch of the Salt Lake mining exchs nse
in the Lewis block Of this city. The
place is being fitted up with modern
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-08
BIG OFFICIALS
OUT On TOUR
Representatives of E. H. Harri-
man Delegated to Make a
Thorough Inspection.
MAY MEAN MANY CHANGES
w. r. PARK SEEMS MARKED FOR
EARLY PROMOTION.

General Superintendent W. F. Park of
the Union Pacific. one Of the most prom
inent operating officials of the country,
has been temporarily detached from the
Union Pacific system and made a mem
ber of the personal staff of Vice Presi-
dent JuiiHs kFuttschnitL In company
with o. Eowel. also Of Mr.. kruttschnitt' :
staff. Mr.. Park will shortly make an in
spection tour OF the Union Pacific, South
ern Pacific, Oregon Short Line, Oregon
Railway & Navigation company, and 9TH
er coast lines of the Hartman system
II Is thought that this inspection will
occupy something Ike six weeks time,
during which every operating department
of the different lines Will be subjected
10 careful scrutiny on the part of the
two officials In a report to Mr. KrUtt-
schnitt TO be made after the trip will
be embodied recommendations for what
eyer changes are deemed best for the
Improvement of the service.
Ever since the orders were issued from
the Chicago office of Mr.. kruttschnitt
for this inspection trip. many rumOrs
about impending changes at all important
Hartman centeTs have been set afiOat.
Jt is also rumored that General Manager
W. II. Bancroft of the oregon Short
Line, who passed through Ogden We'd
nesday on his way TO the coast, will ex-
tend his trip to the Hawaiian islands in
company with General Manager +. Z.
Calvin of the Southern Pacific system.
If this trip is made. both of those off
cials will be absent when Superintendent
Park and Mr. Rowell are inspecting and
investigating the Short Line and South
ern Pacific systems
The assignment of Mr. Park to this i'm
portant work is considered a high conf
pliment to his ability as a successful
railroad official and believed by railroad
men TO mean his early promotion to d
higher position than that of general su-
perintendent. During his absence from
Omaha Superintendent Charles Ware of
the Nebraska division will become acting
1fsar1r 4snr1f of Ia
II. Cahill will act as superintendent OF
tile Nebraska division. 7. J. Foley, super
intendent OF terminals at Omaha, VIII be
made assistant to MIR Cahill and J. ".
Adams. at present chief clerk to Super
fRtendent Ware. will be made superin-
tendenf of terminals in Omaha
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continent. The business will be that OF
a legitimate brokerage and commission
office.
In the case Of the Wall Rice Milling
company against the Continental supply
company which has been on trial in the
Second district court for the past few
days. the jury yesterday returned yer
dict for the defendant and against tn
plaintiff OF no cause Of action.
H. Senow. a prominent japanese bust
ness man has disposed of all MS inter
ests here and left for a four months. visit
TO Japan. during which be will settle his
fathers estate. Mr.. senow is a grad
Gate of the Stanford university. lie viii
sail from San Francisco on Saturday.
Mrs. Susan Rawson yesterday petitioasd
the district court for the appointment OF
her son as administrator Of the estate OF
the late Eliza ftaNson, VINO died AZ
Kanesvilie, March "a, 1901 The estate
consists Of q one-eighteenth interest IN
real estate OF a probable value OF s2Sj-
In the Weber stake academy lecture hall
last evening Jacob Riis newspaper man
and slum worker Of New York city, lee
tUred on The Battle With the SluIns-
His lecture was supplemented by series
of lantern slides. There was large at
tendance.
The ogden Fruit Growers association
has purchased a site at the corner of Wall
and SPENCE avenues. upon which 1t is in
tended TO erect a packing ana shippluS
station tt is expected that work on the
time so that it may be gotten ready for
use next SUMMER.
Prompt action prevented a disastrous
fire in the Morton terrace. at Twenty
sixth street and Adams avenue, yesterday
morning. when a lamp was overturneJ
and a carpet set on fire. The apartments
were occupied by Mrs II. ". Gould A
plumber working near by rushed into the
place and. tearing the carpet from the
floor, carried it out of the house.
r. p lines, chief of operation Of the
Fourth district forestry department lett
yesterday for PineG dale. Wyo., where he
will take up several matters pertaining
forest reserve. a general Reconsideration
of the Bonneville forest matters is planned
and Mr.. lines will remain there until
the task is completed
Manager Fred G. Taylor of the sugar
factory at La Grande, Ore, is in Ogden
on his annual visit of inspection to the
local factory. He says the La GTanGe fac
but that he anticipates larger run for
1909 1t is expected that the Ogden FAC
tory will close down for the season ABOUT
Jan. .. There are about S.N0 tons 5f
beets yet on hand.
Before Judge Howell in the district
court yesterday afternoon the water case
of the North Ogden Irrigation company
against the Eden Irrigation company and
the irTigators on Liberty Spring creek
was commenced. The trial of the case Is
expected to occupy a week OF ten days.
Il is stated here that l. W ShuTtliff
who succeeds William GlasInann as post
master at Ogden, will assume the duties
OF the office the first part of next week.
tt is also stated that Rufus Garner Will
be retained as assistant postmaster. Mr.
shuFtliff has already filed his bond and
will qualify at once.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-08
BARNES ARRESTED FOR
NON-SUPPORT OF CHILD

Walter Barnes. husband of the woman
taken into custody by the sheriff on We'd
nssday although absent for more than
a year returned to ogden yesterday and
when he sought his wife was himself ar
rested and locked up at the county jail on
a warrant held by the sheriff since July
last. The charge against Barnes is fall
ure to support his child now 10 months
old. Barnes deserted his wife immediate
" after they were married, and has been
In Tonopah. New. He has never seen the
child. which through his failure to support
it caused his arrest Under the law
passed by the last legislature the charge
against Barnes is a felony During his
absence Mrs. Barnes and the child have
heen objects of charity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-08
NO LONGER LEADER.
Senator Macbeth of Custer County,
Idaho, Replaced by Mepesvitt.

Boise. Jan, because they regard him
as erratic and not thoroughly grounded
in Democratic principles, the minority OF
the senate has depOsed Senator Macbeth
of Custer as their leader and substituted
Senator McDeavitt of Ada county. Be
hind the veil Of explanation stands the
fact that Macbeth is too rabidly anti
Mormon. The desire of the new Democ-
racy of Idaho as distinguished from the
Dubois regime. is to cOnciliate the Nor
mons, and it is generally understood that
is the real reason for the change. Among
the ostensible reasons presented is the
action of Macbeth. without consulting the
members of his party. in presenting a
liquor bill which many regard as having
been inspired by the liquor interests.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-08
LEFT FAMILIES
ALIVE AND WELL
Continues from Page I

in the interior are being neglected.
Ships arriving on the scene viii be seht
to coast towns and parties viii go in
land with supplies. The English have
esta bHshed a splendid relief camp IN
the hills behind San Giovanni A search
for survivors is still going on, and yes
terday seven living persons were taken
from the ruins The majority of those
now found alive are children and ell
derlv persons. who evidently did not
expend their energies in vain efforts TO
free themselves.
The policy Of clearing Messina was
inaugurated yesterday with the refusal
of the authorities to furnish people
with food unless they agree TO embark
for other places. This viii be done TO
discourage peasants coming down
from the mountains TO take advantage
of the free distribution of rations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-08
INDIANA LEGISLATURE.
Six Democrats Will Contest for sena-
toriaI honors.

indianapolis, Ind. jan I,uTle sixty
sixth assembly, which cenvcnrs today.
promises to be one of the NEST Interesting
held in years. For the first time IN eight
cen years the Democrats viii be in control
of the legislature and will elect a success
sor to James a. Hemenway. There are
six candidates.
John W. Kern of this city, L. Wards
lack of Franklin and b. +. Shiveiy Of
South Bend. Ind. seem at this time TO
have the largest following. 1t is admit
ted. however. that unless a combination is
formed none of these can win.
Legislation to repeal the county local
option law the legalizing of Sunday base
ball in Indianapolis and the repeal of the
metropolitan police law are looked for.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-08
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. Jan. Mrs. Minnie n. Inger-
soil of American Fork was examined as to
her sanity today by Drs. Pyne and Moves
before Judge Booth, and committed to the
state mental hospital.
A marriage license has been issued to
George Feroro and Carolina Valerie, both
Of Scofield.
In the case of Addie R0bb vs.. Albertus
Robb, motion to qussh summons has been
granted.
Mr.. Burdette killed a mountain lion
in the North Fork of Provo canyon Tues
day. The brute measured seven feet from
tip to tip. It had been killing sheep and
also Mr.. Burdett's dog, when ne retaliated
I. N. Walden, passenger agent Of the
Salt Lake Route. is in the city. He will
soon leave for San Bernardino. Cal. where
he will take the position OF city freight
and passenger agent
Mark r. Barton has commenced suit
against A J. Evans ct al to have audi
tors tax deed for oDe-half of section Is.
township 4 south, range I west, set aside
claiming that the defendants have no le-
gal rights to the property
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-08
Don't Blame
Your Stomach
When Without Exertion OF Cost
You Can Enjoy Meals and
Cure Dyspepsia.

Don't blame your stomach OF your a--
when your meals declare var ON v0.r
system.
When the stomach went do its work if
is because il cannot
When foul smelling cdors come from
your stomach, when the head aches ana
the soUrHess Of moutH every morning
rlakes you hate your breakfast wr..
creams and nightmare assau you. -rrt
give up the fight
This is the appeal Of nature. and t
should be heard.
Over-ealing. late Shippers. poof1 rarwsI
food. too ricd pastries and U1dcT--0-.
cooking are some OF the causes of Tie
stomach's III health
When the stomach IS busy. ft presses
and cnurns all the liquid matter from
food and with its juices disSolres Iar1
LIQUID form or pulp everything vli-f
comes into it.
II such food be poisonous it affects the
Juices. attacks the stomach goes INTO the
blood and weakeus the entire system.
Stusrt's Dyspepsia Tablets viii digest
fun meal easily without material assist
ance from the stomach. they VIII rec
stock the gastric fluid with an Tho H'.-
rnents needed. They build up the blood
DESTROY sour taste. bad breath. beirHH-
stomach and bowel trouble and quickly
restore natural conditions
one grain Of STARTS dyspepsia Tablets
will digest 5000 grains Of food I'm the @tom-
7ch or I'm a glass vial without aid of the
burtan digestive apparatus
The method of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
LET'S are the methods OF Nature
They contain every requisite for Che
stomach and digestion After G. meal one
Of these little tablets when It enters the
stomach minglcs with inc juices ATTACKS
the food and digests It, It removes the
fermented ard decsyed mass wing stag
nant there and eases the stomach at once.
1t is wholly a question for you 10 solve
Yo1lr druggist will furnish Stuarts D-=
pepsis Tablets 51c the box. OF send Us
your name and address ard We v7lI send
YOU a trial package free Address r. A.
Stuart Co, $50 Stuart Bldgs. Marshal
zrfar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-08
BAKER SUCCEEDS RICH.
New Physician Chosen for State
School for Deaf and Blind.

At a meeting of the board of trustees of
the state school for the deaf and blind
yesterday afternoon. DIT. G. W. Baker was
elected physician for the institution 10 sue
ceed DR. Ezra Rich, who is out of the
city The members Of the board decided
to attend meeting called by former Gov
ernor Cutler to be held in salt Lake Jan.
- TO consider the question of establishing
a home for the adult bind. Superintend-
ent briggs reported an enrolment Of 10l,
and said the health of the students was
mayer better.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-08
MERELY RAISED A LAUGH.
Idaho Legislator Thought He Saw a
Chance for Fame.
(Special to The HeraldD

Roise. Ida. Jan 1T is understood an
q agreement has been reached by the legis-
lsture TO create new judicial district out
of Bonner and koOtcnai 'counues. leaving
Shoshone d district by itself Ex-senator
Herman Taylor aud former Judge Morgan
arr candidates. The members of both
houses today suffered from excuses incl
dent TO the inaugural ball. and the ses-
sions were brief and featureless- In the
house Sheehan, Democrat, OF Blaine, start
ed a row because of proposal. as he
Thought To install a number Of stenogra-
pliers. He was roundiy scoring the ma
jeritv for extravaga when his attention
was called to the fact that the resolution
pr ci6ed for Thermometers He subsided
amid laughter.