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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-01
Ooden Society.

Miss Ethel Watts has returned to hel
| home in this city after a pleasant visi
with Miss Tessie Godbe at her summer
home at Brighton.
! Mr.. and Mrs J. z. Olney left this weel
for an extended trip through the east.
! A. W. Walker is home from a briet
visit in Spencer, Ida, Mrs. Walker viii
/ visit for some weeks with her mother
/ Mrs H. H Spencer, at that place
/ S. J. Griffin and family and Miss Flor
! ence Cetchel left on Thursday for a toul
of the northwest and aivisit TO the Seat
! tie exposition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter B. Seelig will leav,
tomorrow for Mr.. Seelig's old home, st
/ Joseph, Mo, where they will live.
/ Miss Josie Reno and Miss Ivy Williams
are home from trip to the Seattle ex
position.
Bishop c. E. Peterson Of the Third
ward was the victim of a pleasant sur
prise at his home in Ogden canyon one
( evening this week, when host of hi.
/ friends crowded in upon him.
! Mrs. Lila Richards and .son Frank re
| turned home Wednesday from a pleasant
visit among the old home folks in Mis-
I souri, Valley, IawO. They We're accom-
l panied home by Miss Cora Richards, who
I viii visit for time in Ogden.
/ Mrs. Arthur Marshead and children OF
I Montelio. New, are visiting relatives and
/ friends in ogden.
Miss Geraldine Denote left last Mon
day for a months visit among friends in
Colorado. She viii then go on to Okla
homa City, where she will spend the win
ter.
Mrs. z. NJ. Allison. ir.. and daughter
are spending their vacation in Ogden can
Mrs Harry Clark and children are
guests at the home of DR.. and Mrs. c.
Carter
Mrs T NJ. Douglas and daughter of
Idaho Falls, Ida, are guests of Mrs. A
Larsen in Ogden.
Mrs George H. Davis departed this
week for Los Angeles TO visit her mother,
Mrs. David Eccles.
Miss Edith Coviugton entertained
number of her friends at a flag party at
her home Thursday evening
The Relief society of North Weber
stake held an outing at the Hermitage
In Ogden canyCn Thursday. which was
altogether an enjoyable affair. In ad-
.dition to the picnic there were games,
singing, dancing and music throughout
the afternoon and evening.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Baker in this city was the scene of p
pretty wedding Thursday evening. when
Miss Anna Baker and Thomas Mailman
were made man and wife. The ceremony
was performed by Patriarch George w
Larkin and after the ceremony supper
was served by Misses Carrie and Bertha
Furche and Gladys Ballantyne. The bride
was attended by her sister, Mrs. Fred
Palmer. and Fred Palmer was the best
man. The home was beautifully decor
ated for the occasion. Mr. and Mrs
Mailman will live in Ogden.
Mrs Frank Peterson entertained a
party OF eleven at dinner Thursday even
/ ing IN honor of Miss Carrie Davis, super
| lntendent OF the missionary work for Chi
nese children In this country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-01
TWO REAL ESTATE DEALS.
Peery Estate and J. P. o'NeiIl Make
Important Purchases.

Two significant real estate deals were
consummated during the past week. One
OF these was the purchase by the d. II.
Peery estate of the Adam Patterson prop
erty on Washington avenue between
TWenty-third and Twenty fourth streets,
just north Of the George A. Lowe build
ing. The deal was negotiated by Frank
Chaplin. The purchase has a frontage OF
Y feet and inches and d depth of Isl
feet II is understood that modern three
story building will be erected. The pur-
chase price Of the ground is given al So
900. The other deal was the purchase by
P. J. O'Neill Of the St Paul building Just
east Of the Reed hotel, on Twenty
street, the purchase price being given out
as approximately $4,000. II is Mr.. O'Neilrs
intention to erect q four-stOTy building on
his purchase.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-01
DR.. F. f. ROCHE
PASSES BEYOND
From Slight Scratch on Leg
Blood Poisoning Develops,
Causing the End.

D- Francis Everard Roche died al his
emily home in this city at an early hour
--ss+4rlav morning after a brief illness,
che result Of blood poisoning. In playing
--itH one of his grandchildren a few days
.r1 Dr Roche received a slight scratch
1S -ba Leg Little was thought of the in
s-,-,. M the time, and after blood poisoning
s.rs10nai it spread throughout the system
-S RAPIDLY that soon hope of saving his
Tfa was abandoned The end came at 2:l5
----ss+ariay morning. DR.. G. W. Baker, who
sffandad the doctor throughout his ill
Issg. and members Of the family, were at
tbe bedside when the end came. DR.. Z. +.
pot am old friend, also came from Salt
IIsEa Civ TO tender assistance.
m Roche was born in 1872 in Castle
+ovrr-Roche, county Cork, Ireland He
-.ss a graduate Of Queenstown college and
If he Royal university of Dublin. From
he latter he received the degrees of A
p and NJ c.. H., NJ d. For a time he
was surge0n-majOr in the British reserve
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-01
Ogden, Sunday, Aug. /.

sumed the practice of his profession. He
was man OF great force of character and
always took a deep interest in public af-
Ialrs. he was the local representative of
the JarVls-COnklin company at the time
the waterworks was established in fhis
city. he was grand knight of Ogden
Council "a, Knights of Columbus, at the
time OF his death He leaves a wife, seven
sons and nine daughters All of these.
with the exception of two daughters living
IN England, are residents OF Utah.
z @. ODopnell OF Salt Lake City will
have charge OF the funeral ARRANGEMENTS.
Religious services will be ned in ST. Jo-
seph S church at 10 o clock Monday with
Father 2. NJ. Cushnahsn officiating The
Knights Of Columbus will attend the fu-
neral services in a body.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-01
Young Man in Trouble.

Some time ago a young man carrying
first-class credentials applied to f. ]. Hen
dershot, the florist, for work. He was
employed until Friday when he was laid
off because of a shortage of work. That
night he disappeared with a horse, saddle
was caught at Pennington yesterday on
his way 70 Salt Lake City and was
brought back to ogden by Deputy Sheriff
HUtclT5ns together with the stolen prop
erty. The young man gives the name OF
Edwin HoVen
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-01

military forces. He was a fellow of the
Pathological society of London and a
member of the British Medical associa-
ton. Al ;he time OF his death he was q
member Of the Utah Medical association
and Of the Ogden Medical society.
He came TO America IN 1876. He prac-
tiCed his profession II Oakland, Cal, from
1879 70 1885,. He then came to Ogden and
praCtced medicine in this city for some
years. Later he removed to Bear River
valley and became largely interested in the
culture Of fruit He sSll held large inter
ests there at the time of his death. Three
years ago he returned to ogden and re-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-01
Newhouse's Driver Punched.

Bert Smallipg, driver of Samuel New
houses automobile, was arrested by Off
Ger Robert Burke yesterday for exceeding
the speed limit and driving his machine
on the wrong side of the street. He was
liberated on SO bail, Harold Peery stand
ing good for the amount. 1t is said that
the officers have been after Smalling for
some time past for fast driving.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-08-01
WOLFF'S LAWYERS WANT
FIRST VERDICT TO STAND

| The case of w. n. Wolff VS.. the Union
/ Pacific ct al, promises to develop into
/ one of the interesting lawsuits of the day
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-17
ENGINEERING TRAGEDY

@ TAGGERING from nervous and
- physical exhaustion. but victori-
Gus in a long fight to control the
Colorado river, Engineer G. r. Rock
wood, at the close of a fifty-two hour
stretch of work, turned to his assist
ants two years ago at Hanlon Heading
and said: 1--WE have achieved it," He
was helped to his tent a hundred yards
away, and even as he threw himself
on a cot there was crash and a man
came running.
"The gate has gone!' he said, breath
less It was the gate lockwood had
just left, triumphant.
This is the story of the tragedy Of
the lockwood gate. Only recently the
farmers of Imperial valley made an
excursion to the scene of this tragedy
in engineering to commemorate the
third anniversary of the fight against
the river when the Colorado broke its
bounds and flowed into the Imperial
valley and through it into the Salton
sea, or sink, as it is properly known.
They saw there all that remains of the
lockwood gate, shown in the accom-
panying pictures. lockwood was in
charge of the work at the heading
when the Colorado broke loose. He
staked his reputation and his future
as an engineer when he attempted to
curb the roaring river with wooden
gate, and although he fought manfully
and well and won, his victory was q
brief one. The lockwood gate stood
less than an hour.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-17
OPPORTUNITY

Take heed and listen while I speak
A solemn word to thee:
Earth's fairest, yea, but swiftest gift,
Is opportunity.
1t far outstrips the f1eetest bird
That wings the furthest sky
10! all thy flowers to dust are turned
If thou dost let 1t by.
From the Greek.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-14

MATTERS

Tonight the members OF the Pro
, motion Association will hear th,'
members Of the school board, Wa
! will be present to explain the nee
/ and the details OF plans for the com.-
ty high school.
The proposal to create county
! high school has met with general la
vOr throughout the city and county
1le high school now is a clty affair
and though t--e county is entitled tp
one, there has never been any CON
certed movement to create ii, until
the present time.
.Nuw comes Il moment when it is
economically possible and desirable
and the trustees are anxious TO get
the movement started.
1t Is DeueVed that an extra tax
tain The present school system and
the trustees declare that with one
year at { cents per hundred on assess
ed valuation. the county Align school
can Dt. established and that ii can be
maintained thereafter at an expense
OF not oven 4 cents on fIie hundred
The necessity for an increased schoOi
TAX will have forever Disappeared
and the increase in efficiency OF The
already efficient schools o. the coun-
~ Will more tnan repay the initial
outlay required to establish it.
Another point to be gained will be
the added courses possible ii the cOun-
ty school is put i'll operation. Not
only can a kindergarten be establish
ed, but a manual training depart
ment Will be equipped and maintained
where boys and girls may learn
trade and housekeeping science. A
strong commercial course will be pos
sible and d normal department that
Will fit young women graduates lor
places in the ublic school OF Lie
state.
Carson City sends out every year
more young women teachers than any
other city in the state and tle de
mand is not MALI satisfied, importa
tions from other states being neces-
sary al all times. The salaries are
good and the young women OF the
city have taken to them by the dozen.
Ormsby county has never begrudged
i cent when it came to increasing the
efficiency OF its schools and it is be
lleVed lnat the present movement vii!
receive the almost unanimous sup
port of the tax payers OF the county.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-14
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-14
SUFFERER HAS LEISURE HOUR
PASSEDAWAY HAS MEETING

Three most interesting papers were
read at the regular meeting of the
Leisure Hour Club last night
The frs, WAS thar of Miss \andar
lnith . ..curr.u1 avapt in which She
uavn the history of Hallpy's comet
soon to reappear after it's three-ouar-
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-14

plTTSBURG. Oct. l3.-Tnr httl
game Tor the championship baseball
series was played here yesterday with
u thermometer ranging from 80 to -
above zero.
Tde chilling winds affected the
players In the field. but the grand
stand protected the great majority ol
the players.
Despite the untoward conditions,
2l.165 persons saw the game, and the
rec, lpls were SAL
OF this sum the national commits
sion receives $3.2l7,3o. and each OF
the club owners $l4.477.Sj. The play
crs no longer share III the receipts,
rs the first -four games is their limit
This makes the receipts 10" the six
games sl5G, los. and the total atten-
uance was ll7.947. Each club owner
has now received $50. .1SulJ. and the
national commission sl1,6lo.So. Each
player gets $453O.
A home run made by Manager Fred
Clarke. which scored Byrne and
Leach in front OF him. turned the tide
Of victory to pittsburg in the seventh
inning, after Detroit had tied the
score at to 3, by scoring TWO in the
sixta.
Detroit had Two home runs to its
credit. but neither came with anyone
on bases. ID. Jones the first man
up In the first inning. hit the bail in
to the enclosure which had been built
around the outfield for the overflow.
sam rawtOrd made the other Detroir
aome run In the eighth.
Crawiord's home run nearly depriv,
ed Pittsburg OF the services Of the
Drillian, Tommy Leach. Leach
chased Crawford's long hit and while
running backward AT i good clip,
struck the low fence.
The impact of his body smashed
the boards and he shot over tae fence
headforemoSt. groan went up from
q crowd. as II appeared as If it was
impossible for the little centeriieider
To escape injury.
After II short delay he returned to
his place in the field apparently none
The worse Tor his spectacular mishap.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-14

| Nearly every merchant in Carson
/ heart today over the failure OF an adj
vertising scheme for which they all
fell so. easy that it was like taking
candy from baby.
About Il month ago Il smooth young
fellow appeared in town and started
up and uown the line with Il handful
ot blank contracts Tor space Ill a pay t.
picture OF Il dwelling house, to be
printed i'll the daily edition OF our rs-
teemed contemporary.
This house had windows, doors,
blank walls and roof spaces each OF
which is arranged SO that Il nifty liz
tie ad can be set up in il at about
SIS per, no money down, simply an
order that tnt agent could show at
the office with The patron signature
Oh it,
1t cooked good. the oung fellow
looked better. Especially when he
explained that he was only to get Il
percentage on the orders, that it help
ed Il local paper and all that.
Now if there is anything Carson City
merchants IoNe to do ii is TO s.prnt
money on Il local newspaper, raprcial-
ly when IL pOlitt young stranger cons.
Them into ii, what?
Well, this polite "ouns stranger
went up and down the highways anu
byways Oh Carson City like Il wrath
No merchant was TOO old and haru,
ened TO make fish for his net. lie
even caught Ed. Walsh and SantlI
and Charne Cults and Van Ettrn ana
Meder and fellows that have $1,000
of every fake ad scheme presented
to them for 10 these many years.
But ley fell Tor the house and fell
strong.
When a man balked 100 hard, ne
was told that there WAS but one
window to fill, or one door to be stop
ped up, or something like that. and
Tat he could have the space Tor five
bones rather than see the space
empty when the paper came out, :
though the regular price was SIS. He
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-14

State Auditor LigOn is going
through the Washoe county books.
Western Pacific engineers We're
ordS of the state engineer in regard
to some water claims on the Black
Rock desert west of WinnemucCa.
The Journal congralulates Maude
Davis on her marriage TO Louis BiSh
op. 1t strikes The Appeal that Mr.
Bishop has a lot of congratulations
coming too.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-14
CIRCUIT JUDGE
FOR NEVADA

during the next session oil congress
'i'e oa' 'sSo''''''o'i vi 'h'' state VIII
"Sc Oois' ''''''"'' i''' 'ie'' anu oeh
"'''S N'No" anu ->e"iaiius 10 nave
congress pass law providing Tor an
o'her ci'cuit JuuSe iof the hihth clr'
cui'' embracing tailiorhla' oregon
"Sh'iS'oh' ldaho' Nevada ana Mon
'"i'"' io' ne ie"Soii 'na' 'he WORN Ill
j the hlh'i circuit Is SO great that ihe
present circuit ana district Judges
are unable 10 near IN" magnitude oi
cases upon the calendar ol lhe courts
Ill thiS circuit me circuit ol lht
northern district OF Caiilorhia at pres
rht has alone from eleven to twck t.
hundred cases To be determined. and
the struggle To get said cases heard IS
ever present. II takes nearly Two
years after the cases ar" brought,
before trial can be had Ill the mat
ural order ON account OF this great
press OF legal business.
III aduI'ioh 10 the WORK oil the CIR
cunt an" diS'ric' courts tn" circuit
JuuSeS win the assistance Oh som"
oi tn" district Judges have to sli as
circuit court OF appeals Tor tn" nlnih
circuit 10 dIspos" ol ihe many app"aIa
taken 40 that court from tht SrN"i"'
courts III the circuit.
since the death I'll justice yield ana
circuit Judge sawyer, not session
oi the circuit court OF the ninth CIR
cunt district oi Nevada has been htid.
either by the circuit justice OF amy %
the circuit Judges III the state ol Ne
Vada-
DuFlhS 'he lhellile Oh justice fleIo
ana Judge sawyer lhey lrequeh'l!
heId session Oh tht circuit court III
the dlstrlct ol Nevada, Dut since
'heir aeath the Work III 'he ledefai
courts OIL the nlhth circuit mas lhcreas
ed 50 rapldlE 'ha' even Win ihe com
plheu EFFORTS Oh All lhe Judges lh'H
nave not p''h aDI' 10 keep the caleh'
oars cIear. Inc Judges oI the hihN
circuit are IN" hard"st Work"" Judges
III the ohiteu states accoruihS TO
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-14
MEXICAN CONTINUES GOOD

The advancing Of the l.,ih east
drift ON the 1900 .UOt I,yrl Il Men,
can continues to attrat- mutt al. II.
tion locally, and the roUud ~ hoi"S
blasted out this morning shJws :: t4re
that looks good in every way. rie
prophCsy made at the time IL. FIRST
round was blown out, that AZ. one i,'dy
was in sight is being vindi'a.rL as
each advance is made.
The assays today show rour toet Gf
ore averaging $7l.j0 to the Iu'. y, hIle
near the foot wall the ore l. !Jw Erade
The car samples OF ore ore ""npv ed
from the last blast shows ar av2"age
of SAB There is no hanging Vail IN
sight and the conditions are al Iust
as favohable as at first
1t will require some time t.
thoroughly prospect this vein. bu'
each days work continues to show
values fully up to cXpectlti Jn.; -
hrOniCle.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-14
REVIVAL WELL ATTENDED

The attendance at the revival ser
vices at the Methodist church cOnlin-
ues to be very good At the after
noon services for women Rev. Horn
aday delivered very interesting lee
ture on "Hunting a Woman" In the
evening Mr.. FayauX had charge OF
the service and spoke on the goo1
shepard.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-14
DETROIT
TIES

Detroit won tne sixth game OF the
national championship series in De-
troit this afternoon in the hardest
fought game OF the series, with II
score of 81. Tnis ties the game and
the seventh will be played tomorrow.
On account OF wire trouble it was
impossible to get the batteries or any
furtaer news OF The plays this after
noon.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-14
HUMANITY WINS

A woman in France, Il confirmed in
valid with suffering and death staring
her in the face asked her husband to
put her out of her misery. He did so
and the jury acquitted him.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-14
QUIT
POKER GAME

The big poker game that has rag
ed for two days and nights came tC
an end last night with the physical
exhaustion of the players.
1t has been many years since tie
old fashioned poker game has been
OF dollars We're on the table and the
players sat hour after hour until the
game had lasted days and nights and
all the players staid with it to the end
Last night one man had to pinCn
himself to be sure MS legs had not
gone utterly TO sleep. Another sat
launched in his chair unable to rise
to his feet without great eNerlion and
pain in every muscle Of Ais body. An
other had bent over the table 50 many
hours that when he rose to his feet
he remained half doubled up, unable
to stand erect and only able TO walk
with difficulty. Another Was SO Stltt
that he made no attempt to rise but
mad Ouplc OF friends carry him to
a rig and take him home.
None OF the players IN this game
urthK mucn. The game was TOO
strong for one thing and had lasted
SO long that liquor lost its power TO
stimulate. mnumerablc cigars ana
cigarettes We're consumed. Meats
were brought to the room bul 50 in
tent We're the players and so afraid
We're some OF them that lle game
would rreak up on the least Interrupt
brought to the card table and all TOOK
a lay off when il became necessary to
take lOOd.
Cards We're used by the Tozci.
packs. A bad hand and the result
ant loss generally made tle player
throw his hand on the floor and a
new deck was called for. There
was pie of spoiled cards Il loot deep
around me card table. The players
would not tolerate a broom or an
OF any kind in the game.
Dozens of persons who never play
ed for five dollars in their whole life
TO the card room to watch
cuSe to peer through the doors or
WinuOws and watch the silent haggard
men as they dealt and bet and dealt
and bet again.
At one ,.me there was $1,000 on the
table. One man had a roll o. green
backs in front of him big enough TO
cnoke a horse. All the payers hau
from $500 to $500 on the table con
All lad bank accounts and
as fast as money was needed, the pro-
prlelOr caShed a check or sent one TO
took no checks, each played demand
ing the coin or currency in sight.
There was only one player who is
not a professional gambler. One OF
the men started playing in Dayton
Sunday night. He played all mig.
anu sept about four hours Monday, |
over here Monday evening |
where he played all night at another |
game. Tuesday morning This game |
started and this man sal continuous. !
y from then until last night about |
midnight. He was a. one time $500
loser, so ii is stated, but made it up !
" hen the game broke up last niSht |
he was the freshest one Of the four |
very jaded looking men.
1t is said the four players came ont !
about even. The house took in from |
the game about $3.50 for cards and /
iOod and drinks. The game started !
corner.
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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-10-14
NOTICE PYTHlAN SISTERS

There will be a regular meeting OF
Carson Temple, Pythian Sisters
Thursd y evening at the Pythian TEN
requested to attend as there will be
i'm trtant business.
MAY A. DEADI, NJ T.. G.