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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24
BRIGHAM CITY.
COUNTY AND SCHOOL AFFAIRS.
Republican Club Is OrCanizcd-Larcc
Acreage Of Sugar Bccts.

special espOnuence.
Brigham city, April 2S.-At the regu-
lar meeting Of the board OF county
commissioners last Monday ox-Marshal
Charles Cheal was appointed deputy
sheriff and Fred c.. Korth was hired to
take care OF the county poor farm Tor
the season. Commissioners Richards
and Adams were authorized 90 begin Co
repair the public roads and employ the
necessary men and teams 70 run the
four road graders owned by tho county.
Nephi J. Valentine has been ap-
pointed manager OF the Brigham City
Fruit Growers association with head
quarters at the First National bank
building.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24
LEHI.
COUNTY mon SCHOOLS.

Hold Annual Gathering Rt Lehi Nav
t5--LOcal School improvements
Special Correspondence.
Lehi. Utah Co. April 23.-Tho annual
gathering of the high schools OF Utah
county will be held this year al Lehi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24
CLOSE OF LAWHoRN TRIAL.
Defense Claims Justification on fhe
Ground OF SoIf-Defcnse.

Defense Claims Justincatlon on lie
Ground Of Solf-Defcnse.
Special Correspondence.
Provo. April 2i.-The case OF Charles
IAwhorn. the young man who is on
trial for uhs killing OF Daniel T.. snow
another young Provo man, was given
20 the Jury today.
Yesterday forenoon evidence for tho
defense wa sintroduced % show that
LawhoIn did not know that Snow was
an eplleptic. and alsO that Snow was
of am excitahle nature, thu latter fact
was brought out 90 enable the jury 10
determine which Of the two young men
would be- the most likely 90 begin the
trouble which led up 10 tho death OF
snow
Ia the afternoon tho arguments were
made District Attorney Clum in his
opening argument stated that the state
would ask for conviction of voluntary
by Attorneys German ana Houtz FOR
the defense They argued that the blow
indicted by Iawhorn was in self do
fenra ana that even M death resulted
from ID. Iawhorn was Justified. District
Attorney Clun in closing. took the
position that the deceased was struck
,yith "a rock nr brick land not with the
can alone az claimed By The defcneel
aEd also that tho blow Was not uoces-
sary for the self protection az Law
horn. and therefore was not iuatinahle
This morning Judge Booth instructed
the Jury ln his charge the Judge in-
struoted them that the evidence did not
Justify verdict N any groater crime
than thai Of voluntary mansla lighter
OTHER COURT NOTES.
Nophi Howe W.. Charles Carlson. re-
sot for Anil 81.
Roderick McKollar. l-year-old boy.
whose fathcr "a dead and who's moth
a. NIuKn f4l.HaalIf.N a.. a..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24

sang two solos 81 a very pleasing man
ner responding 10 inslstent encores
Mr.. SHELTON, salt Lakes talented vio-
linist, captured his audience with two
beautiful numbers. The Schubert Male
quartet proved 10 be one OF the most
pleasing numbers on the program Mr.
Coop played the accomplishments I'M a
very charming manner and Mr., Spen-
Ger Clawson gave valuable assistance
TO the chorus IN his accompaniments
The concert was given under the aus
pieces Of the Musical History club, and
was pronounced one Of the best con-
ccrts ever given in Ogden.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24

Rheumatism irritating
which gets into the circulation because Of weak kidneys
Of no importance Nothing applied externally can reach
OF this troube the
temporarily while potash and other mineral medicines really add to the
blood
and yd Then instead Of nouhng the different muscles and joints
normally elastic gradually hardens
and hns them by drying the natural oils and fluids can
the circulation by neutrazng the acids and driving the cause
strengthens mvgoaes blood
sour weak stream depong aord and painful corrosive matter h
bones
blood and permanenty rheumatism contains potash
harmful mineral
banks Of great purifying tonic properties Book Rheumatism and
any medical advice all who write.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24
SOUR STOMACH

81 used Cascarets and feel like . new
man. have been a sufferer from dys-
pepsia and sour stomach for the last two
years have been taking medicine and
other drugs, but could find no relief only
for short time. will recommend
Cascarets to my friends as the only thing
for indigestion aud sour stomach and 70
keep the bowels In good condition.
They are very nice 20 eat
Harry Stuckley, Mach Chunk, Pa.
Pleasant palatabe. Potent. Taste Good.
DO Coed Never Sichen Weafcn or Grlpe.
loc 2Sc SOC Never Holf in bulk The gen
uine tablet stamped G G G.. Guaranteed 20
cure or youf moucv back aH
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24
WALL AVBNUE ENTENsION

on Monday morning the ogden Rapid
Transit company Will begin the work
upon the Wall avenue extension Of the
road for which q franchise was granted
by the city council some weeks ago.
large force or men win be put TO
work grading and cutting down the
street for the track and Immediately
following them VIII be the track lay
ers, The line win be built TO Thirty
second street as soon as possible and
later in the fail will be extended some
blocks south The completion Of the
line TO the southwestern part Of the
city VIII be greatly appreciated by the
people Of that district
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24
MURRAY DEPARTMENT

"NswE vicinity
dvertana reoyed once Frs Nonal Bank Ind ons
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24

The county board Of education met
Thursday The monthly teachers pay
roll was examined and allowed. There
are 10 teachers in the county who
draw about $1,000 out OF the school
FUNDS every month A number Oh
plans for the erection OF several school
buildings in the county We're presented
Miss Tiliie Petersen OF ogden was en-
gagged as primary supervisor for next
season, q position she has held in the
Weber county schools for the last ave
years
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24

is also the center point for the four
roads leading from Tay1orsyille. Gran
ito and other places. The building will
be two stories high. and win be- COM
structed out OF white brick IL Is tho
intention OF the contractors Co have
The new building completed within two
months.
CHANGES IN SCHOOL FACULTY
Mr.. g. h. Gauhn, principal OF tho Ar
lngtOn viii sever his connection with
the Murray schools at the close OF the
school year to accept a position as sup
erVis0r Of the Jordan district schools.
A number OF the teachers have resigned
and will seek new fields with Tho
close OF the year Mrs Matilda r.. Watts
CahOOn win bid fond adieu 20 her
school life and viii devote her energies
TO the study of music and the caro-
of a happy home. IL is whispered that
Cupid viii engage a number OF the
Murray teachers before another school
year rolls around.
The principal is looking for strong
material 60 iii vacancies
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24

lean Fork and are signing zap a large
number of contracts for heating plants.
bath tubs and fixtures. etc. Tho citi-
zeus are putting in these improvements
in anticipation of watcrWorks.
Tho 3-ycar-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Lionel Hanson died Tuesday and was
buried Wednesday the funeral being
held from the Third ward moeunghousc.
SINGLE GERM BEET SEED.
Mr. O. %. Townsend OF the depart
ment of agriculture is busy planting
mother bects on tract of land belong
ing Co the utah Idaho Sugar Go, a.
Saratoga Springs, for the growing OF
single germ beet seed. Tho govern
ment is making quite an improvement
ouch year In growing this kind of seed
there
Ma and Mrs r. Mr. Foster of salt
Lake are Iahi visitors. Mr. Foster Us
"a dentist and VIII probably locate here.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Glover have
moved into their new residence on
First East street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24
DISTRICT CouRT.


The case OF the State Of Utah against
Walter Barnes charged with falling to
provide food and clothing for a minor
child, Is on trial before Judge Howell
In the district court. This IS the second
case 70 be tried ln the local courts un-
der the new statute, and the cause
was again lost by the state owing to
technicalities In the law. IN man
deserts his family and refuses to pro-
vide the necessariese OF life for his
infant child while he still remains
resident Of this state he can be pun
ished for a felony, under the statutes OF
this state: but II. after deserving his
family, he goes 20 another state to
live, the attorneys contend, the courts
OF Utah have no jurisdiction over bis
person and cannot punish him, because
he is a nonresident.
At the close OF the testimony offered
for the state by Dist. Atty. Nathan
j. Harris. the attorneys for Barnes
moved 70 quash the indictment against
their client on the above ground. Judge
Howell Took the matter under advise
ment
This morning Barus was discharged
as IL was shown that he deserted his
child in Idaho. and the state courts had
no jurisdiction, though the child now
resides in Utah.
BURGLARY COMPLAINTS FILED.
County Atty. Jensen has filed COM
plants against Frank Kreis, Herman
and James Burns. charging them with
burglary in the third degree. The trio
are the men who were arrested by
Detective Hart OF the Union Pacific and
are charged with robbing box cars.
BIG DAMAGE SUIT.
James Gee entered suit this a. m.
against the Utah Construction COM
pany for $26. 900 damages for personal
injuries inflicted in an accidental ex-
plosion OF dynamite i'm Nevada, while
working for the company, by reason
Of which he lost booth his eyes part
OF mis- left ear and several Of his teeth,
besides having his arms broken.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24

Have the "DESERET NEWS" inn
print on your Missionary PROGRAMS 10
IS synonymous with htgh class work.
THE DEScRET NEWS.
Both Phones $50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24
Old JeWelry

Old Canoes, CoraLs Anethysts and Topaz that
you may possess in old style and unSighty HountngS
may be made beautiful and M assist largely in giving
charm tOyour neLO costume brought to designer
for remOunting
Our designing and manufacturing department has
groWn to be Uery important part of our establishment
and designs suggestions and estimates given cheer
fully Without cost
Semi precious stone ornaments almost necessary
to complete the present uptoddte ladies toilette and
the most beautiful gem of all VARLSCITE the
quisite green gem found in state
We the original distributors of Varisce and to
day control the only producing mine We shOW this gem
mounted in gold unmOunted or rOH mount to order
desired.
We call particular attention to general
featuring andTepar department in Which none but skill
ed lOorkmen employed. In this department re-
pair and make anything in sUer, gold platinum brass
copper, repair clocks, matches, SpeedometerS and
other delicate instruments engraUe anything anywhere
and do them all right
/ Phone 65 anything in our line needs attention
and LUW send messenger for it and give ii
prompt and SkiLIfuI attention.
Phone 65 for the Correct Time.
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24

Nophi Howe w. Charles Carlson. re-
sot for ApI1l 81.
frederick Mckollar, a l-year-old boy.
whose fathor h dead and who's moth
en-. VINO a. IN Idaho consented % The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24
REPUBLICAN CLUB


MT. Jesse F. Turner Of the National
Republican league met with a number
Of local Republicans and organized n
branch club Ia Brigham city with
Frank Merrell as president, Lorenzo w
Anderson, vice president; Hyrum j
Hanson, secretary, and Alvin Ipsen,
treasurer.
TABERNACLE SERVICES.
At the tabernacle services last sun
day which We're in charge OF Elder John
ID. Peters, Rev. Louis Fuller OF salt
Lake CITY was the main speaker, his
subject was prohibition. He is a force
ful speaker and handled the subject
without gloves. The tabernacle choir
rendered beautiful music
SUGAR BEET ACREAGE.
Mr.. John Lewis, one OF the field men
for the Garland sugar factory, was I'm
Brigham City Wednesday, he says that
about z, 200 acres OF beets have been
contracted for on the east side OF Bear
river from COllinston to Brigham city
this year
This tract comes under the Ham
mOnd canal, and from the fact that this
canal was restored and successfully
operated last year and prospects Of an
abundant water supply this year, farm
ers have no hesitancy In planting beets
Moroni Mortenseu who has had long
experience In the measurement and dis
tribution OF water, will operate :ha
ditch this year, under the receiver Mr..
John ID. Peters,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-24

,nenaaiion % the superintendent. Royal
inoneias was allowed $40 for " DAYS
.lst uctlon of the class IN manual
raining after the departure on Prof
~ ~ cannon, who was also under con
usNt Ior the year The board appra-
li.'ea tlpV Tor q school exhibit al tho
fan "'Nt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-29
SEVENTY FIVE ARE
COUNTED OUT ON
THE TAFT DINNER

seventy.tlye sclflmportant indi.
ylduala who last night were patiing
themselves on the back as among
the 900 who sat with Taft" are face
10 face today with the cold. hard
truth that he who sleeps n, the
switch misses his train. -Four hun
drsd invitations we're sent out TO
as many prominent persons, asking
them 10 DO themselves the honor OF
breaking bread with Mr. Taft at the
banquet of the state of Washington
IN the state Building AZ the rxpo#i
ton grounds Thursday night.
The committee In charge Of mr..
rAngemante received $50 accept.
ances-- lust rs refused 90 take time
10 drop a note saying that they
would be among those present "
This Notwithstanding that In large,
plain letters on each invitation II
read You arr urgently requested
20 notify the committee not later
than September "a. II you do not.
the committee will take Il FOR
granted that you will not attend
and will. therefore. cancel your in.
visatlon and substitute someone
else
Which tails the story 81 how 70
individuals are sad today and why
70 other individuals are happy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-29
MOTHER OF MITCHELL
GILLIAN DEAD At 70

Mrs. w. q. Gillian. mother Of
Judge Mitchell Gillian. of the King
county superior court. aged rs. died
yesterday morning nj Waila Walia
% complications resulting fron her
old age.
Mrw. Gillian Was ono Of The oldest
pioneers IL WailR waiia. hRvtng
moved there with her husband In
1889 Both lived to celebrate their
golden wedding anniversary. Mr.
Gillian dying February q Of this
year
Other children beside Judge on.
liam are Lane G.. 9 mining engineer
o. los Angeles. Marcus H.. super
lntendent Of shc rock quarry At d.
cepiion Pass. Mrs. Nellie q. Day,
society editor OF the walla wRila
Bulletin. and Mlsa Mary Gillian.
also Of waiia walia. Ben Gillian,
son. vas killed in Nevada in a
hoIdup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-29
.CACKLES AND CROWS
At THE FAIR TO-DAY

CAckIes, crows. COOS. chirrupa
and Misses let visitors AZ the fair
know this morning that the AsfeP.
poultry show was open.
Nearly 1000 OF the exhibits arc
chickens Turkeys. geese, eucta
and pigeons make up the rest
Chicken fanciers are In their
glory. Discussions concerning he
relative laying merits OF Buff Coch.
ins and Plymouth Rocks are all the
rage. Chicken feed statesmen are
busy and pigeon fans are finding
plenty TO interest them.
One observing young woman
walked MP to Ralph Whitney. assist.
ant superintendent OF the show, and
asked Please. sir. tell me how
many eggs would ba laid IN here IN
an hour II an egg arrived with
every cackle."
Mr.. whitney surveyed the young
woman and then led her TO guard
Here. tell 1t 10 him" be said.
Three minutes later the officer was
seen running for an exit.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-29

At the Moore Commencement
Days" will continue until Saturday
10 Be followed next week by Three
Twins. a musical play under the
management oE Joe Gaiies
Going Some" viii continue AZ
the AIhambrR until Saturday night.
On Sunday The Ringmasfer. with
H. 8. Northrup IN the cast. will open
for one week
The Grad will continue The Cat
and the Fiddle" until Saturday.
when IL gives way 10 Texas for
three nights and The Sunny Side
OF Broadway for four uights. both
plays being known here,
TIE Russell. Drew players will Of
fer The Convlct's Sweetheart for
ak more performances. then chang.
Ing the bill 10 "A Fighting Chance.
on Sunday afternoon the Helasco
play. The Rose OF the Rancho.
Will succeed the present bill. The
Spollers.T az the Lois
Vaudeville headliuers next week
will be Mile. Bianci. At the Orphe-
UNI, Edward Gallagher. al the Ma
iestic. and Consul. IT. the educated
monkey. a. the Pantares.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-29
COME TO GET POINTERS

Col y G. Collier. member OF the
starr % Governor Glllett oi Callfor,
MIA and director general Of tho Pan.
ama.Calitornia exposition. and Geo.
burphom, both from San Diego. are
loasing over the A.Y,P. exposition
for pointers.
The big Seattle show has been
such q success. said Col Collier,
that We will benefit greatly by Il
IN the management OF tho Panama.
California exposition 10 be held IN
San Diego IN 1915"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-29
MARRIAGE ANNOUNCED

Announcement Of the marriage OF
Miss Ella Illingworth, OF Spokane,
to Joe Diamond. OF Fremont was
made Saturday evening at a dance
given BY the Odd Fellows at Mon
roe, Washington. This came as a
great surprise to their many
friends, as the wedding had been
strictly private owing to the illnese
of the BRIDES mother at Spoknnei
the only witnesses 10 the ceremony
were Mrs. Y. r. Erickson, OF Ere
mont, mother of the groom, and MIR.
Frank G. Van Houten, "a close
friend Of the groom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-29
CONSUL. b..

day and decided that his company
ought 20. and therefore did. carry
along with u on its travels a Ape.
cial car rugged up as a gymnasium
There Is foosrace In Going Some
and the impression the advance man
Intends TO convey IL that the actors
rehearsc this tootFace Ia tbs gym
nasium In order TO keep In prime
condition.
can suggest an Improvement on
this story 10 the advance man
What he ought TO do Is TO have
the manager of the company. In
order 10 keep hts players Ia good
condition. ascend to the top OF some
History building with the pay en-
yclopes every Tuesday night. after
the elevators have STOPPED running
and compel the actors 20 climb
those eleven stories for their
salaries. This would be a. plausible
story. Any actor would go more
than eleven stories for some real
money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-29
HE FAILS TO Battle
SO LOSES HIS WIFE

Matthew Kemp'e aversion 10 bath
ing. brought out In the divorce suit
By his wife. Mrs. Lillian Kemp, was
the turning point. yesterday, In the
case before Judge Shackelford.
Mrs. Kemp had made the usual
charges OF cruelty and nagging con.
duct. The Judge asked for further
facts. Then came the answer that
settled the separation.
Il don't like 10 say IT, said the
witness, but slnE 4hRabznd has not
bathed bflco iaal- Lhtistmas =
She got the decision.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-29
FINED FOR 0VERCHARCE

Police Judge John n. Gordon
fined William Rogers. hack driver.
$40 yesterday sfor overcharging a
patron Rogers charged George
i.ehm and Fred keck ti250 for
driving them from the union station
to Latona and back.
City Prosecutor Pierce, who
brought the case 90 trial. had 70
Issue bench warrants Tor the prose
cutting witnesses before they would
come into court The conviction
was secured through their reluc-
tant testimony.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-29
THE MARKETS

prices aasted ~ the is-si ~ssie-
safer. on local produce. meats snd
tfsd. Erirw~ In all eases are sab
= ffs o. snrfatiaa. aeccs dinG 10
ffeshnsss and Rsaerss sxeetienee.
but fhe@r prices. uaIe.s otherwise
fsairetsd. are for strictly first
= furndra.A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-29
SOUVENIR DANCE

President Taft souvenirs given
away at Special Dance tomorrow
night nj Dreamland, Seventh and
Union. Admission free. "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-29
DRAMATIC REVIEWS



Going Some" went q lot az the
Aihamhrs playhouse last night be.
fore q rwrpf8 audiences that bad 70
break into Mysteries 70 keep ~ Win
TIE speedy farce Going some u
the funniest BIZ q sustained fool
of this city Tor many theatrical
moons back AH mirfh stimulus
70 makes the greater number 81 80,
called humorous efforts resemble
the cheerful wsli of lost soul or
the merry chortle Of the hanshee,
IL IL absolutely Crouch proof and
guaranteed 70 fetch a rnchinnHtory
riae out % any person on whom
riNof mortis has not set iu No enc
who ~ not already hn asset on the
some and maintain even q shred
~ a p8eEe BiRzles. chuckicE and
smiles went 20. II calls for the
loud steut0rian suffaw. haw-haw
and he-he It's great
Beach are tie guilty parties. Arm.
strong put IN some of his Heir 10
the Hoorah" farce technique and
Beach furnished the q Henry and
Alfred Henry L~wia conversation
and The combined result - two and
a half hours Of screaming JOY an-
confined.
ne farce deals with lot Of
COW boys who have predictions
toward abrupt homicide, foot races
and The HOLY CITY" as done on
premium photographs a rival
ranch has IN the person 81 ita cook
a wing footed double croEser who
has won the phonoEraph and all
the spare change ~ the flyinE
Heart bunch of punchere Into the
"a ddened corral OF the Flying Heart
comes y. Waiilngford Speed. whose
athletics have been confined TO lead
lag the rah rah chorus but whose
amatory feryor leads him 20 pass
himself OF as ? Splinter, Lightly
promising 70 win back the phouo-
graph. Speed finds himself In the
predicament Of making good OF suf-
fering daylight 70 enter his BODY
from seven different directions 81
spertures u 4l-i00ths OF an inch
callber. This ~ the plot. which ~
carried on on the part OF the COW
puuchers IN that pr0miHeaouH ano
unrestralned hybcrboie that made
"Woifviils" a delight In disposition
/ the cowboys al naturaIly behe
( toward manslaugbtcr, the silent
and deadly foreman. White. the fiat
chested bespectNcled deeimater, the
/ handle 81 whose six shooter looks
! lean roper with the clinical instinetn
lof q surgeon. and the Carlisle In
dian of few words and ready access
/ 70 his holster. All of these make y
sFseses%gA I:,ssfs 'RnaAi 3 yfprsJ sSpsraa
= Larry 1<s1,<zx Fpf4as traspt fe. =
TAG Kreaf I4x63i pfbaucor re Il =.
wife ~ kfe AtfpAnf3 20 10 Wig ~
Ftrs sForid fDyan1sd shout H-w Icr,t'
but 10 The .istsf where "a 81 sst,eg 4.
er takes tfie place Of the consntu-
I ton ln making all men equally dead,
/ he IN forced 10 readjust llmself,
/ TIE part is taken by Eugene
| O'Hourke, and IL done % perfecuon,
| There Isn't q weak spot In the whole
| cast. and not for n soGgnd doe6 fhe
fun flag Tire play VS. good. The
players are good scenery zine, ana
the girls are pretty, and look thelr
parts. Going Some runs until sun
day