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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-28
TOO LATE FOR APPEAL,
SAYS SUPRE NE COURT
Affirmation in Case of Real
Estate Company Against
Insurance Agency,

That the time for appeal begins TO
run from the time a. motion for a new
trial is disposed of is reiterated In an
opinion handed down by the supreme
court Tuesday i'll the case of the War
mock Insurance agency against the
Peterson Real Estate Investment COM
pany. on an alleged breach of contract
for the purchase Of property in lot 6,
block Al, plat A, Salt Lake City sur
vcy, and to recover $500 paid on the
contract. Holding that the appeal of
the insurance agency from the judg-
ment of the third district court in favor
of The Peterson company was taken
100 late, the supreme court dlsmisses
it.
The contract for the purchase of the
property was entered INTO December 10,
1906. the insurance agency making a
payment of $500 as evidence of good
faith. On December 26, 1906, an ad
dItional payment Of 1880 was to be
made. at which time the Peterson COM
pany was to have the deed ready. The
deed was not ready, and the Insurance
concern elected to treat the failure To
deliver the decd as breach of the
contract and brought suit TO recover
the $500 already paid.
The lower court entered Judgment in
favor OF the real estate company, and
the insurance agency filed a motion for
a new trial. which was denied Tho
insurance agency then appealed IN the
supreme court, but not within the time
fixed by law. which is within six months
from the date on which the motion For
n new trial IS disposed Of, and the real
estate, company moved TO dismiss the |
appeal on this ground. The motion was
granted with costs TO the insurance |
agency.
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MASONS HAVE ANOTHER
VERY INTERESTING DAY
Jordan Lodge of Perfection Con-
ferS Il Number of
Degrees.

The Jordan Lodge of Perfection No. ?,
Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Of
Freemasonry, began the comforting oil the
ninth degree, knight Flu OF the Nine. on
sonic temple. Those who took the degree
under the direction OF Henry Simon. 80,
learned the lesson that The measure OF
mans life. is the, well spending of it,.
and not the length
Then followed tho tenth degree. Knight
Flu of the Fifteen; the eleventh degree,
knight Flu OF the Twelve: the twelfth
degree, Master Architect. and the thlr-
tecnth degree, Royal Arch Of Solomon. in
which the following lesson was learned :
THE life given us by nature Is short. but
the memory Of a well-spent life is i'm
At 1890 a. III. the fourteenth degree.
Perfect Elu, was conferred, under the di
rection Of William John Lynch, Is. G.
The. James Lowe chapter of Rose Croix
No. /. OF the A. a. &. Rite. whose motto
is. "'rhe rose symholizes more to the true
Mason than titles, wealth and honors." p"
held a special meeting OF tile chapter
al As p. nl, and at p. N. conferred the
fifteenth degree knight OF the East. un-
MAYO. 33, in which was eXempIifed the
best portion Of "a good mans life: his
little, nameloss, unremembcrcd acts Of
kindness and of love.
The sixteenth degree, Prince of Jerusa-
lem. WAS conferred a 4 O'Clock in the
afternoon and was under the direction Of
Elmer Isaac Goshen. ~, in which the les.
son was taught that through the eternal
ages tho light of Gods bcnencence shall
shine. hereafter disclosing all. consum:
mating all rewarding all that deserve
entecnth degree. Knight OF the East and
West, was conferred. and at o'clock the
eighteenth degree, Knight Of the Eagle.
or Prince Rose Croix, was conferred. un-
der the direction OF Samuel Culver Park
80. This last degree concluded the work
OF the day
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BIG IMPROVEMENT
SOON TO Be MADE
Main Street to Be ReSurfaCed
From South Temple to
Fourth South.
COST OF THE WORK is
ESTIMATED AT SIS, S,499.S9
One Puny Protest Is All That
Has Been Received by
Recorder.

Main street will be resurfaccd from
South Temple to Fourth South. With
this done, the center poles removed
from Fourth South street to Ninth
South and each intersection between
South Temple and Main adorned with
four flaming arcs. with sixteen similar
lamps intervening between each cross
street, Salt Lake City will present to
the Grand Army veterans, when they
convene here in their national encamp-
ment, August 9, one Of the prcttiest
and bcst-lighted main streets IN any
city in the world.
Protests on the resurfacing Of Main
street were due Tuesday, but none ma
terialized. That is. none came IN on
that date, but one puny protest, for only
something like 100 or 200 feet, was
fled three or four days ago. There is
a total Of 52lI feet in the frontage,
Of which 1885 feet were represented in
the petition for the improvement. Only
l73S feet were necessary to carry the
Improvement, while 3i76 were ncces-
sarv 10 defeat il.
The council, when 1T meets in commit
tee of the whole Thursday evening, will
declare the improvement carried. aud
will authorize the board of public works
TO advertise for bids for the work The
cost is estimated at S4S ,179.S9.
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J. NJ. c. A. BUILDING
IS TO Be FREED
Money to Meet Indebtedness on
Structure viii Soon Be
Secured.
PROMINENT CITIZENS
HAVE MATTER IN HAND
Bulletin Is Issued by AssOcia-
tiOn Setting Out Cause of
Present Dilemma.

That the money to liquidate the debt
now resting over the building of the
Y. NJ. G. A. in this city will be raised
was the sentiment many times expressed
at a meeting Of the Commercial club
campaign committee Tuesday noon, at
luncheon, when nine of the team cap
talns required TO carry on the work OF
raising funds were present, as follows:
n. M. Hamilton, A. j. Davis, G. h. Pear
sail. J, S. Critchlow. A. =. Irvine, Ben
Davis. w. IT. Tibballs, +. c. Howard
and DR.. Fred Stauffer. The other six
team captains have consented to serve
and will he present at meeting We'd
nesday noon at the Commercial club.
These fifteen team captains will be
Joined by like number from the
young men S committee. thus making
thirty teams to undertake the collec-
ton of funds.
it is pointed out that the debt for
the payment Of which the present fund
is being raised is not the result of mis-
management, but that when the Y. NJ.
C. A. building was started, four years
ago, il was found impossible to raise
n fund sufficient to erect Il building
as large as it was thought should be
erected In order TO carry on the work
considered desirable among the boys Of
the city. The debt incurred at that
time IN erecting the proper kind of n
building has remained unpaid until the
present time, and it is now desired to
raise sufficient funds among the clti.
zens Of the city TO clear the institution
from the debt
Bulletin Issued.
The following bulletin, sent out by
the management of the association. ex-
plains the situations:
-Four years ago the management OF the
Young Mems Christian association Sc
cured half enough subscriptions to pro-
vide the present association building The
other half of the funds necessary could
not then be secured, for three reasons:
FlrSt-Cftizens generally were then not
familiar with the modern type OF asso-
cia tion work.
Second-The work previously done in
salt Lake City did not appeal to many.
Third-Some influential friends had
prcn lost because OF past political COM
plIcationS involving its secretary.
To build half-Szc meant failure, be-
cause.
First-A small work could not be
adapted 10 the citys needs
S"cond-The small number OF members
d. partmcnt heads
Third-Quality work without this cx-
pert supervision would be impossible
Fourth-Without quality work il would
be neither right nor possible to secure
the support necessary for continuous
operation.
out of necessity. therefore. the man
asemcnt borrowed the remaining half of
the funds required to build y. M. c. a.
quarters adapted TO the needs OF salt
Lake city and large enough 20 allow
q quality ,;liI. work They believed that the
upon promises. would later respond much
more generously when solicited upon a
record OF results accomplished
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TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY MORNING. APRIL g. 1909
CONSTITUTION BLOCK
THREATENED By FIRE
Good Work of the Department
Prevents Spread of
Blaze.

Fire, which for while threatened
the destruction OF the Constitution
block broke ont in the basement of that
building, which is occupied by the
Great American Tea Importing COM
pany, about ) o 'clocl Tuesday morning,
causing loss that will approximate
close to $4,000 Except FOR the efficient
service of the fire department and the
valiant efforts of Chief W. ii. Glore,
the entire block would probably have
been reduced to heap Of ashes.
The fire was first discovered by the
janitor of the Central Coal and Coke
company's building. and he Immediately
turned in the alarm. Immediately fol
lowing this an alarm was turned in by
Night Waterman Robert Nelson. The
entire apparatus from the central sta
tion responded. When the department
arrived the basement of the building
was filed with dense smoke, volumes of
which were issuing from the windows.
Almost the entire basement occupied
by the tea company was in flames.
II was first thought that tho fire
originated from defective electric Wit
ing, but upon an Investigation it was
found that tho wiring was above The
average. The most substantial theory,
however, is that a lighted match, which
had been used to light an oil stove
the preceding night, had been thrown
into heap OF rubbish, where 1T smol-
dcred away until the outbreak Of the
flames carly Tuesday morning.
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TAKE GOOD CARE OF WHAT YOU
SPEND YOUR LIFE TO
EARN

The man who Iabors six days
in the week for q living should
make an effort TO save A por-
tion of his earnings for that
time in the future when the
rigors of age will reduce his
earning capacity.
The man with bank ac-
count is in n position to do This,
for this plan Of setting aside a
regular amount each week or
month from salary is the
ideal method of saving money.
Yonr deposit viii be vel
coined at this bank and we will
help you save.
UTAH SAVINGS AND TRUST
COMPANY,
No. 80 Main street.
In the Business Heart.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-28
RAY M'BRIDE'S TIME
GETTING VERY SHORT

II Ray Mcbride, a private of Company
+. Fifteenth Infantry, does not appear
at Fort Douglas at the reveile call
Wednesday morning he will be posted as
deserter from the United States army.
and il he is found will face imprisonment
in the military prison at Fort Leaven-
worth
\ soldier may he away from his rcgi-
ment without leave OF absence for ten
days, and McBride's ten days will be up
this morning. Monday brother members
of the company searched the city TO find
him, but their efforts were fruitless. His
friends tried very hard TO save him from
disgrace and the police department was
notified 10 be on the watch out for him.
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Young Pugilist Dead,

Vern Wilcox, young puglllst Of Ly-
weeks ago. died at the Groves Latter
day Saints hospital AT 1o5 o'clock Tues
day morning from injuries sustained i'll
The body was taken to Joseph William
maylors undertaking establishment. and
TUESDAY evening Was shipped 10 Lyman.
% years old.
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RYAN IS NOT GUILTY.
ACCORDING TO JURY

Leonard Ryan, ex-convct. was found
not guilty of attempted burglary of II.
w. Reeds residence at III East South
Temple street the night OF January %
last by a jury in Judge Lcwiss division
Of the third district court Tuesday, and
was discharged This was the second
alleged thief discharged by a jury in this
division Tuesday. the other being John
Winston. on charge of grand larceny.
Night Watchman G. c.. Riley was the
principal witness against Ryan. He tcs-
tilted that he saw Ryan at n window
while Ryan denied that he was close to
n window. There was no other evidence
To corroborate Riley's testimony and tho
jury. after wrestling with the case from
> o'clock in the afternoon untill II at
night. returned a verdict Of not guilty
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-28
Want to Hear About Mines.

In spite OF tine stormy weather a large
audience was present Tuesday evening
at the weekly mining lecture at the y.
NJ G. A.. when Mr.. Howard p. Saund-
ers gave a very interesting talk on the
subject Of concentrating. The discussion
which followed was OF great practical
value to those interested in this sub
lcct.
Next Tuesday evening Mr.. T.. 2. Matn-
ewson, general superintendent OF the
ing the International smeIter at Tooec.
will give a talk on the subject Of copper
smelling to which the public Is invited
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BEAUTIFUL IDLEWILD,

located at Twelfth South and Sever
tcenth East street, on the east bench,
sure TO become one Of the finest res
dence districts in the city. Over 10
lots sold in a week, many of whicl
are soon to have 6De homes built or
The selection is good yet. But the.
won I last long. You better buy quicb
Lots from S100 10 $3.50 each, $40 dow
So a month. Booklets and maps free.
A. n. HUMPHREYS,
IS w 2n5 So 81
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WORK BEING RUSHED
ON MISSION THEA A7ER
Night Force Put On in 0rdr to
Hasten the COnStruc-
ton.

The lease upon the building ocupled
by the Lyric theatcr expires IN fri'
day evening next. and after tat date
until the new tbeater building which
is being erected for the Lyric Third
South street. between Main ad State
streets, near the Colonial ttater, is
completed, the moving picture OIL TINS
popular playhouse will not be seen.
This evening night shift Will be
put to work on the new building, when
workmen will lay bricks and tortar and
will fiji in the moulds with reinforced
concrete This will he the. 1lrst m
stance in the history of builing opera
tion in Salt Lake City tina WorknIen
have worked with electric light.
In this new building foI the Lyric
theater the box in which ts apparatus
for the moving pictures is ocated Fill
concrete, the only place of ITS KIND IN
the United States where Mch 4 Place
has been constructed.
In this theatcr there viii he opera
chairs for 1000 people. There VIII be
rest rooms for women p;trons of the
thcater and every modern comfort and
convenience will be provijed for hem.
The building will be fireoroof, nothing
but concrete and steel being us,d in
it's construction; but to guard against
any possible contingency there Will be
eight emergency exits. The nahe of
the playhouse will be tie Missih. ii
is being erected by j. 7. Megeah.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-28
AMERICAN PARTY
CHAIRMEN TO MEET

The meeting of the district
chairmen Of tho American party
will be held Thursday evening.
April %, at S o clock, IN Judge
Bowman S courtroom in the old
city hall A full attendance is
urged, as great deal of i'm
portant business is to be tran
sacted.
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Kodak Finishing.
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co., 142 Main
A Lucky Button,

Button Ne 525 is worth So today at
Cumer Paint and Glass company. One
button is given with each purchase.
Get one today.
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A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar-proof vaults of the
Salt Lake Security and Trust company.
80 up Main street. $500 per year.
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Elk Fuel Co., IA w. Third SO.
Cleanliness and heat. Phones 800.
Eastern Excursions.

1I'F10NIKK 7I-NSN'E '7101fO'
On many dates this summer the
agents Of Salt Lake Route. except Salt
Lake City, Will sell excursion tickets
TO Chicago and Missouri river points
Ask all about it Of any Salt Lake
agent in Utah valley. Juab or Milard
counties, or write to X. G.. Kerr, d. p.
A., Salt Lake City.
EBER w. HALL, UNDERTAKEN.
Removed to 164 South West Temple.
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private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar-proof vaults Of tho
Salt Lake Security and Trust company,
So up Main street, 500 per year.
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Funeral services over the remains
the late Archibald Buchanan. who III
al his home in this city Sunday of &c
eral debility. al the age OF 81 years. We
held at . o'clock Tuesday afternoon fry
the mortuary chapel Of Joseph Willia
Taylor. II South West Temple sire
The hterment took place at the q
cemetery.
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. RE SURE YOU ATTEND

The card party and entertsinmer
given by Hermione temple, Pythian Si'
ters, Friday evening, April 30, 26l 81
Main. The committee assure all yer
pleasant evening. Remember the dat,
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Tony Arnold Carriage Co.
Day and night. Bell Main 90. Ind. q
Shearn's VIII Filed.

Petition for the probate OF the will or
George Shearn and the appointment OF
George SaNton administrator was made
to the Third district court. Tuesday. The
petitioner is Hyrum Williams. Shesrn
died at Bingham Junction April q, 1903
leaving real property there valued at
$4,000 and personal property Of the value
Of sl00. the petition sets out, Williams,
the petitioner. is made sole legatee under
the Will, and SaXton is named as executor.
Williams Is thirtY-scYen years old.
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~-snis clnh Paw s1 Per weak.

Suit Club. Fay 81 Fer Week.
Join now. VIII make you a frs
class suit, guaranteed to fit. Phones
tailor of Salt Lake. Union label q
every suit turned out.
A. j. Hall, 172 State street. BE
phone, Main 4139.
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Picture Framing.
Midgley- -Bodel Co., 33 East 1st SO.
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Music Festival, thre concert} 81 -
Seats CLAYTON Daynes Music Col
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Are YOU going around the world with
Dorothy Dot every Sunday in The Sun
day Tribune, as she makes her cut ont
collection of the world s little women
and the funny clothes they wear?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-28

$5 in gold will be paid todiy for
button No. 56l4. Use Acme euality
Paints, 90 East 1st So
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Tourists All Eat
AT Kniefel's Cafeteria, III So. Main.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-28

z. B. Heagren, Bic1cles. Ke!ftting,
moved to 427 Man. Ind. $50.
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REMOVAL NOTICE

Knudson s Novelty Mfg. Co. has
moved TO 355 South State, oppoi
postoffice. Both phones 1901 Red.
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Moved.

Moved.
f. D: P,dge Produce Co, from 305
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Learn to Dance Now.

Spring term. Adult beginners class
for ballroom dancing commences Friday,
April 80, at D. IN. Odeon Dancing
Academy Ind. Phone 1900.
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Tribune-Reporter Printing Co,
66 West 2ud South Street. Phone 7l8,
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$50 Gala. Round Trip $50.
May 9th to 18th. All information
at 100 South Main street. Reserve
berths today by phone or visit
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HOLY CROSS HOSPITAL,
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSE

TRAINING SCHUOb FOR NURSES
Conducted by the
SISTERS OF THE HOLY CROSS
Offers to young women, desiring to be-
come trained nurses, "a complete and
systematic course Of instruction, both
theoretical and practical, in the prin-
ciples and practice Of nursing For
further information address the
DIRECTRESS OF NURSES,
Holy Cross Hospital. Salt Lake City. u.
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Bicycle Repairing and Lawn Mowe1
Sharpened,
Ii. r, Smith, 137 w. 1st So. Ind. 1S
Do You Eodak2
Archibald Buchanan at Rest.

We finish and sell the supplies. 8
Lake Photo Supply CO.. 142 Main st.
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Expert Kodak Finishing.

Harry Shipler. commercial phof
rapher. Isl So. Main street; second do
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McCoy's Stables.
Carriages and light livery. Phones 81
The Adair County news., 1909-11-10
MiIItOwn.

Rev. Levi will commence a pro-
tracted meeting at this place the
second Sunday in this month.
The farmers in this neighbor-
hood are very busy gathering
corn.
The election here last Tuesday
passed over very quietl y.
Mr.. ]. w. Thompson recently
sold his farm to Mr.. Chapman
Dohoney for $500.
Mr.. Burr Gilpin, a travelling
salesman, was with our mer-
chants one day last week.
Mr.. Sharp, of Bowling Green,
and Mr.. Wheeler, of Larue coun-
ty spoke to a large crowd of our
farmers here last Tuesday in the
interest of pooling their hurley
tobacco.
Mr.. j. A. Thomas S having
a new feed barn erected on his
farm.
Mr.. Chapman Dohoney, f
this place, and Miss Kate Squires
of near Columbia, were quietly
married at the brides home last
We dnesday eve.
Miss Brit Thomas visited
Miss Nellie Waggener last week.
Miss Mont Thomas is visiting
Mr.. R. T. McCaffree and family
this week.
Misses Lima Rose nfeld, Mary
Triplett, M airy Hancock and Min
ME Rogers, of Columbia visited
at J. T. MERGERS last Saturday
ight and Sunday.
The Adair County news., 1909-11-10

:" 2 : : :
Several have asked, will there
be a contest In the Senatorial
race. We predict that there will
not be. Bertram has a majority
over DIR. Nell on the face of the
returns of thirteen. There are
fourteen votes in West Columbia
precinct which were rejected
when the count was made, all of
them for Bertram. They can be
counted under the law if neces-
sary is the opinion of all the law
yers of Columbia, and there are
lawyers here.
The Adair County news., 1909-11-10

why he should not get good
nights rest. But he had scarcely
stretched himself on the bed
when he listened and to his great
surprise he heard a faint musical
sound. He listened again and to
his establishment the sound grew
louder. Louder and sweeter it
grew until Bill thought it was
the sweetest muSc he had ever
heard. What could it be! 1t ap-
peared that the very bed upon
which he was lying was singing,
and these are the words it sung:
'The mosquitoes all had golden wings,
The lightning bugs had a flame,
The bed bug. he's got neither one
But he'll get there just the same -
And they did get there, and
Bill Bailey got there too, and it
was away from New Orleans
next morning. Yes, he boarded
the first northbound train that
day and started for the cot of his
father. He reached home sleepy,
we'll nigh exhausted with pride
humbled and fully resolved never
to leave home again.
Robert L. Campbell,
Dirigo. KY.
The Adair County news., 1909-11-10

Before the election the Demo-
cratic papers were complaining
of the wide spread apathy over
the State, saying that unless
something was done and done
quickly the Republicans would
win in all the close counties. The
result shows that the boys in the
trenches were at work, and were
making but little noise. AS re.
ward for their quiet and effect
i've efforts, the State has beer
carried by the largest Democrat,
ic majority for years in the past,
Many Republican counties went
Democratic for the first time.