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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
Prayers That the Rains Shall Cease
to Descend Will Be Offered in
Deadwood Churches Sunday.

Rapid city. =. D, June 10.-For more
than twelve hours the rain has been
falling in perfect deluge in this sec
ton. and many streets Of Rapid City.
which is located i'm a valley, are flood
ed number Of washoIJs are reported
and railroad train service is democrat
lied. Three inches Of rain fell here
last night. Floods near Brennan. OF
the Chicago & Northwestern railroad
today washed out 500 feet of track ana
effectually tied up train service on that
road.
During the storm today hundreds of
tons Of rock and earth became dis
lodged and descended into q hume
canal Of the Downie- Wright Foundry
company. cutting off the water power
and causing the water to sweep over
the sides of the ditch and iuundste Il
large area
The town of Underwood is flooded to-
night and the residents are gathered
at the Northwestern railroad station.
awaiting a relief train.
Rapid city. Box Elder Stureis and
Blackhawk are all suffering from the
floods.
Rain has fallen here for nineteen days
and is still falling tonight. The records
of the weather bureau show that three
inches OF rain fell within three hours
here today.
PRAYERS that the rain cease viii be Of
fered in all the churches of DeadwOod
on Sunday.
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
DELUGE IN SOUTH DAKOTA MOVE TO FORM COALITION
Democrats and Progressive Repubh-
cans to Make Another Fight for
Income Tax Amendment.

Washington, June Encouraged by
what they interpret to be a weakening
Of the opposition to an income tax
amendment. another move To- form II
coalition between the progI essive Re
publicsns and Democrats was begun IT.
the senate tonight.
The program is that Senator Bailey
shall present his amendment and a
motion TO amend is to be made by MIR
Cummins to reduce the proposed tax
from , TO . per cent and TO include r.
provision for a tax upon the income Of
corporations. IT is said Mr. Bailey will
accept both Of these changes and thdr
all who favor an income tax viii unite
on the amended measure.
The outcome is uncertain. but the in
dications point. il is said. to the refer
ence OF the whole subject to the jul
dietary committee. with instructions 10
report at the next session.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
FREED PAYS THE FREIGHT.
Salt Lake Man Fined as q Warning
to Ogden Motorists.

Z. e. Freed of Salt Lake City pleaded
guilty in police court yesterday TO hav-
ing driven his automobile on the wrong
side of the street and TO having exceeded
the speed limit. He was fined SO The
Offense occurred during an automobile
parade I'm which Mayor 4. l.. Brewer
and many other prominent citizens took
part. and the statement is made that
many others were equally guilty with
Freed. AR. Freed was driving the car of
viii Wright of ogden. The officers an
nounce their determination to put a stop
to speeding within the city limits and 10
see to it that the ordinances with ref
erence to lights and the sides of the
streets to be used will be enforced to the
letter.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
oqden Briefs.

Funeral services for Mrs Marie PeyrOt
will ne held at the home of Mrs. Lydia
Farley this afternoon at clock inter-
ment will be in the Ogden City cemetery.
Funeral services for Mrs. Martha J.
West will be held at clock this aft
ernoon at the Third ward meeting house
Ogden. Elks viii celebrate Flag day,
Monday June "a. with appropriate ser
vices ia their lodge room on Washington
avenue.
William 5. Paine. son of Mr. and Mrs
Toseph Paine of ogden, graduates with
nigh honors this month from the Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania as doctor Of den
tai surgery.
superintendent + c. Manson Of the
Southern Pacific will head a party Of
Hartman railroad officials who will leave
Tor the east late this month for a tour
of inspection over number of the big
railroad systems Of the Atlantic states.
Irwin T Alvord and his wife. Lydia
AIvord petitioned the district court yes
terAav for the right 10 adopt Merlin Her
bert Wright The right TO the child,
who is years old. was relinQWshed by
his mother, Helen Wright.
Mrs. c. A. Zimmerman filed suit yes
terday against the Utah National Bank
Of Ogden TO recover 5000 shares of stock
of the Lakeside Copper company. claimed
to be worth $500, and now held by the
bank
Licenses to marry were issued yesterday
to Harry Hales and Olive Z. Farr both
of ogden; Peter Julian OF Bingham and
AIaide Togner or Barga. Italy. and Royal
". Candland of Mt Pleasant and Min
ME n Tucker Of FairvieW.
Deputy Sheriff Charles Mcclellan of
TooeIe county. with two prisoners. Eu-
gene Oils and George Smith. were in Og-
DEN last night and the prisoners passed
the night in the city Jail. They are
wanted in TOOele county for cruelty to
animals. They were arrested in Cache
county
Frank Crumpleman and lady who
/ was with him at the carnival on Taber-
i nacIe square list night complained to the
police that they had been robbed while
seeing the sights CTumpieman claimed
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11

anee in the senate chamber. He always
wore a long clerical robe when officiat-
ing, and made the prayer service of the
senate impressive rather than perfume
tory 1T was his habit to repeat the
Lord s Prayer for many years after he
assumed his Office, and he would ask
the senators To join with him i'm doing
so On account. however. of repeated
failures to obtain a response, he at last
deSisted ia his practice, but he never
himself ceased the repetition of that
prayer as part of his own offering
As long as he was able To do so, DR..
Hale made it a practice to visit the
senators at their seats
President Taft. upon being informed
of DR.. Hale's death. sent telegram Of
coincidence to Mrs. Hale.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
IN HONOR OF FATHER CLARK
Union Meeting to Be Held for Great
Christian EndeaVorer.

Dr. Francis T. Clark founder of the
Christian EndeavOr society. known the
world over as Father Clark will be
the guest Of ogden next Sunday. In
honor of his visit there will be a union
meeting in the First Presbyterian church
Sunday evening of the Presbyterians.
Baptists. Congregationalists. Episcopal
lians and MethOdists of the city. DIT.
Clark. whose home is in Boston, comes to
Ogden from Salt Lake City for the ad-
dress Sunday evening through the infiu-
ence Of Rev. Noble Strong Elderldn. pres
ident of the Utah State Christian En-
deavor society. A reception TO DR.. Clark
by the young people of the city will be
one of the features of the meeting Sun
day evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
Hxdrated Line Plant.

A movement is on foot to incorporate
company with $4,000 capital for the pur-
pose of building a hydrated lime plant
near Utah Hot Springs. A tract of land
of 40 acres mas been secured said to
contain the largest and best deposit Of
calcium carbonate in the west In sddl-
tor to this there is an inexhaustible sup
pIv of good roads material such as lime
stone shale and cement gravel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
peopIe the Best Judges.

St Louis. June l0-W. k Kavanaugh,
president Of the Lakes TO the Gulf Deep
Waterway association, said OF the re-
port.
They admit that the project is feasible.
That is all we want to know. Whether
the government engineers do or do not
not make any difference to the people
THE engineers are not commercial men.
The people are the best Judges of the
value of developing this section, and ne
have got to have the deep waterway,
whether government engineers disapprove
the expenditure OF not.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
Investigation sesIns SATURDAY.

The investigation into conditions at
the state industrial school is expected TO
start in this city on Saturday. The Opin-
ion prevails here that the investigation
will be made by the trustees Of the school
and an equal number of persons not iden-
titled with the school. superintendent II.
H. Thomas processes to be able to dis
prove every charge made against his sd
ministration of the school,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
FAMOUS HOTEL MAN
DIES IN CALIFORNIA
Henry Sinclair Greeley Once Owner
of a Hotel in Salt Lake City
and Other Places,

Fruitvale, Cal. June 10.-Henry Sim
clair Greeley, cousin of Horace Greeley.
is dead here, aged Il years. He was
known to tourists the world over.
Greeley started the Occidental hotel
in San Francisco many years ago He
owned at different times hotels in Hong
Kong, Honolulu. Salt Lake and other
places. He also built the famous Noun
tain Greeley house, in Vermont. fifty
three years ago. Greeley leaves a
nephew and niece i'm Iowa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
Mark Twain orieved.

Baltimore, Nd. June 10.-Samuel L.
Clemens Mark Twain. when informed
of the death of Edward Everett Hale
today, was greatly saddened. Il had
the greatest esteem and respect for Dr.
Hale he said. And the greatest ad-
miratiOn for his work"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
MAY Lay of shopmen.

Unofficial announcement is made that
many shopmen are TO be lald of IN the
Hartman shops during the balance Of
the month i'm order to make good finan-
ciaI showing for the fiscal year. which
closes with the month. After July J. or
after the opening of the new fiscal year
II 1s felt mat work will be more plentiful
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
FAMOUS DIVINE
CALLED BEYOND
Edward Everett Hale, Chaplain
NJ United States Senate,
Is Dead.
WHOLE COUNTRY MOURNS
.o,e LIFE DEVOTED TO THE
CAUSE OF HUMANITY

tn, tune 10.-The morning hght
srssllng as the venerable Rev.
We - Everett Hale, d. D., chaplain
zoe ''.- I-nited states senate. Unitarian
= INC philanthropist, author Journal
o''-'-- i,ver Of peace, breathed his last
90. ~ in his home In RoHOufy.
toaa! ~ bedside were his wife, his
Al ~. Mis- Ellen d. Hale, and his
'Dtii, L. Hale. the artist. Two
son - Arthur Hale of Washington
ous p-,fessor Edward Everett Hale,
ana I-rior college. returned home this
J" = tomorrow IL is expected that
s,-,isI- arrangements for the luneIdl on
lais-,, I'M fha South Congregational
-,urcB. Of which Dr hdle "ds Ii0 P"'-
CIV emeritus. will be announced.
Came Home ~.
o-zig return from washington few
Vl ogo il was reported that DR..
No. ,,.ss moi I'm good health, but he
Ha-- rsrain-d his activities, and until
. SOU attended meetings and re
- f-ian5s Ii seemed as if the whole
country Joined in mourning the loss OF
ne Messages expressing sorrow
--G esteem DOultu titA' INV AA'AAN 49,
IA one OF the first being from Pres
,de7t and Mrs. Tait.
As an author. DIT. Haie's fame rests
- bic short stories. such as THE Man
rt-i,bouf a Country; as an instigator
" e5oiaI uuIift. the work Of the two
--.st organizations. the Lend-a-Hand
grb and the Kings Daughters, will al
r-svs add 90 his renOwn, as a minister
.73 rasfor his half century i'm the pull
MIR If the South Congregational church
"a his preaching i'm many other
lbrrebes was prolific of wise spiritual
irsrlratIou. while as a historian his
writings have become authorities.
Born in Boston in 1922.
p- Hale was born i'm this city i'm
sDrI lSg2 and. By training, education
and tradition. he represented through
out the eighty-seyen years Of his life
the shirt of the founders Of the Massa-
rbUsatts Bay colony. He was gradu-
stsd from Harvard i'm 1899. He was
actively connected with the Boston Ad-
tertiser many years ago, and his first
charge as a clergyman was a church
fn Worcester. He was a prolific writer,
and had for years been allied with the
principal phnauthrOpic movements Of
the city. state and nation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
10 Ruild OIL Warehouse.

An oil warehouse is to be erected in the
railroad yards in this city during the
present year 1t will be 40XS0 and prac-
tically two stories high. II will be OF
brick and will be intended al d receptacle
for the oils used I'm the various depart
ments of railroad work
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11

Pains Fireworks Tonight.

This evening at S:15. Unity hall. f3S
South Second East street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11

% YOU kodak We finish and also
sell the supplies. Salt Lake Photo
supply Co, 1i2 Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
Born in Boston in 1922.
Aerial Ballet at saItair

Commencing Saturday. June II. After
noon and evening. 5000 seats at 15c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
Niagara Falls Tonight!
floating at SaItair

Big fireworks program at '.Nesuvius.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11

Dr. C.. A. Gamble. sic and SIS Boston
block opposite Postofice. Bell. 52S1;
Ind. a.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11

At Saltair. Elegant floor: special mu-
sic. Better go. Round trip 25c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
Pains Fireworks Tonight.

Special features. Pioneer night ar
'Nesuvius" Wandamere. Everything
big but the price. Go B4 ? Is.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
Society Friday Night

Simply great. Waters fine. New suits
It's refreshing. Round trip 25c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11

$50 Ogden Canyon Excursion
Via BAMBERGER LINE. includes
street car and auto in canyon. Phones
159.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11
Floating at ssltair

Simply great. Waters fine. New suits.
It's refreshing. Round trip 25c.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11

$500 one ton That Good Coal" and
ticket to Lagoon.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11

The prettiest spot in Utah-Lagoon--
csc trip.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-11

Special features. Pioneer night, at
''Vesuvius." Wandamere. Everything
big but the price. Go "a LSi
Lagoon-25c-the best ever.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
By Sewel1 Ford
Drawings by F NluN Wilson

shining right up through the tablecloth Think the
bovsI believe that back in Bedelia'
Mr. Hooper ha, about made up ms mind that
they won't So | agrees with HIM. on can work
your descriptions off on Hank though. says |.
'Yes. but somehow Hank 5 powerful sore on New
York SAYS Hooper. / can't account tor II no
way Why. Hank told me I'd ind the folks out
here mighty cold propositions. But, say t"u''h
have been treated whittier if was visiting home 1t
WAS gong out to lunch with the general manager
one day and dinner and the theater with the boss
Of the sales department night, and 50 on Course.
was placing fat orders here ana thcTe, ten on
for spot cash. but that ddn count with those BOYS
They were just naturally glad to see me. Sad So.
And honest, the friendly way they used me hdde
me feel a, comfortable If was back III the Sinoh-
ing Darlor Of the Bullfrug hotel It's a hrst class
town that what is and full of first class people
folks that's got hearts under their ribs, as well as
good clothes on their backs Look at EN-! Don
the, show up for that :" and Mr. Hooper waves one
of his big hands out toward Ffth-ave IN general
while that generous mouth of his spreads ItSe III
smile that would have done for the whole member
ship Of an optlmlets club
A Nd who was | to shatter the dream It, a
n fact too that we do try to make our out of
town buyers feel like they among friends They
come on here from counties that have gone dry.
towns where the curfew Is rung reg lar, and from
Main streets where they can't drop INTO the back
room of the cigar store for game OF bottle pool
without being reported to the choir leader or the
Mothers Club But there in the seed catalogue ana
mail order districts they figure as bank directors,
and vice presidents of the board of trade and right
worthy grand masters and they have to live up to 1t
But once Mr. Buyer has followed the bellhOp into
room Ir22. and found out how work the patent
faucets in the bath ROOM and slcked the hair over
his bald spot. and got peek down at Broadway.
runnin' northwest by southeast as far as the eye
can see it begins to dawn him that he's long
wavs from home with the cable cut That cotlSh
feeiin gets his heels and inside of an hour he
askin' confidential Of the room clerk what the
hottest show in town It's a good deal his
count that burn the white lights SO late, and build
5 many new lobster palaces.
So can get Mr. Hooper'S point of view easy
enough He comes on here Il willin' yieder, ready
TO disconnect himself from the outer layers of roll
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

uOW does life IL the great city strike YOU says
IL by way Of being sociable Like 1t, or not:
Like it =" SAYS Bug almost eNplodin. Why, Il
the Pearly Gates settlement has got anything OF
his town in the way Of gilt edged luxury and glad
handed greetings then hanged if / amt sorry for
a lot OF these poor paid ministers that are sure Of
admission, Why they won't kno" how to act when
they get there Now the prospects are don't get
in at all but If should chance to make II, Il know
I've had some training. Haw, haw, and Bug sep
7,tes himself from a 1nrthful snort that brings "a
mounted traffic cop up in his stlrruPs loon to see
what the explosion WAS. All the way up the avenue
h.. keeps pivin' me details to how good New ork
seems to him and what a barrel Of fun he S had
Talk about fancy eatin'!" says he We think
out in Bedelia that Lee Chin, head grub rustler At
Hanks is mighty skilful and talented when II comes
to building six-tier dinner; but, aiy, had meal
the other night that made Lee Chin best offer look
like a stand-up snack at a mule driver S;opover
And fourishesi Well, | don't care if my eyes did
stick out like knobs a pair OF hames,-whoie
brass band playing in the gallery, stream OF real
water tumblng down a staircase OF solid glass,
and the ceiling painted up to initiate the starry
armament with genuine twnklerS n 1t How do
YOU reckon the table was lit up2 From underneath!
Honest, Top glass and the electric lights were
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

have a couple OF days fun III his onu
way. and dispense some Of his OWN com
IN dom II
And for the partic lar styIe Of Indian
he looks to he. his program amt 50
wild and wooily. Il consists in char
term the biggest and vividcst colored
tourln car he can pick up on Gasolcne
Row. and havin himself run around
town. with stops now and then to throw
in a pony Of St Louis or light up 4
fresh fifty-cent cigar.
Ar Hooper says the machine Is
waitin outside now, and his proposi-
ton Is that we should finish the after
noon goin' up and down Fifth-ave and
Broadway. lust lookin' AT the show
Well, | could figure out who'd be the
chief performers. but couldn't dodge
dom that much on Hank account
So down stairs We trails. and piles
into the back seat while Bug passes
over a gold banded perfecto TO the
u, roll H. .rr,nr1u lf,-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

craurfeur and teIIs hIm % T5I Us 01- aINong On
nobility.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

Il vas like this I'm back II
the gym gettin' into my
street harness after lively
little GO with one of my reg lars. -
when | hears some party dom -
the megaphpue act ou- n the 49,
front Office Swiftly Joe Il giving x[F
en- the loud comeback. both -
sides hOllcrln Ike they Wa~ irwin VN
. carry on Il conversation 10y "
long distance wireless
What's all the whi>prrin M~
about says l. giving the lasr NNM
strong pull Al the four-In-haud sFNM
tle. a Swiftly comes through the IN
door AIM
Gent out there wants to sec \>AAN
YOU SAYS Swiftly. says he MN
. friend Of d friend of yours NN
Is that all SAYS "
Sounded like dock:n a Gun
arier- Well what does thi,
trlend-onee-removed look like,
AIR chee' says Swiftly.
Hes d freak
Then he's come to head
quarter> SAYS l. and wIth thai
goes on prepared for he worst
He va Mt SO bad. though a.
l was loOkIn for Course the square topped it
and the PLAID cutaway with the patch pocket, an
Inquired lavender tie combined with the long Z
Gotta mustache and the Cerise tinted compile
does give him kind OF a gay and fancy look.
helds before now. Hes wide built. substa
party with one Of these 5erviceable, knocka
faces. and hearty. joyful look from one en-
hls mouth 20 the other but there's nothing a
nm that suggests which partic'lar old bunk
mine he comes from
He has camped dopn ii rny desk chair. wit
legs crossed one elbow reStIn on the inks
and he spTinbin' the rug with ashes of a ciga
s'ze Of a maihn tube 80 | knows he feels peri
a. home
Did [ hear YOU mention says l. o. that yo'
IL for me-"
We-e-e-oush," says he. lettin out q soune
steam siren and jumpin up with his hand out
reckon you re Shorty McCabe. Well now,
GUS ain't you' Sho, Put er there
Say. i, was like holding your ear 70 an autom
horn while some one dances on the bulb. and
calld have heard HIM from the subceilar % the
Pleased to meet you. says / Let's see,
name is
Hooper" says he Bug Hooper"
Ahl" says | Spell It with q W, do you,
Haw, haw," says he No. not Whooper
Hooper I'm partner OF somebody YOU know
well Heard of Hank MerrIty. eh,.
OF Bedelia," says |
You bet" SAYS he
Nayf5e YOU remember my tellIn' you how
u -.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

You bet" says he
Naybe YOU remember my tellln you how
Hank and Mrs Merrity came East after
the Iayhawker began TO pan out 50 rich,
and how they discovered Peacock Alley.
and why they went back. Anyway, this
M Hooper was III the mine ownIn bust
taess with Hank He says II over four times
n as many minutes. roarIn Il out ike he
thought my eaTdTums va Mt WOrkIn
All right says / Any friend ot
Hank 5 IS a friend Of mine Remember
ne 10 hIm when you get back. Glad you
dropped an, but / expect YOU re 50 busy
seem the toWu that
Busy, says he Why. | amt got a
dad blamed thing 70 % except get &C
4ualnted Eilh YOU Know what Hank
asyS tom the last thing, Bug, says he
you come back without getting 10
AI9~ my old friend McCabe. I'll shore
Is eh,"
les, 1 knew. Hes as sensitive as a
s..SJiglrl, and the quietest man for his
,,As ever ran across Also this Mr. Bug
upper Is The noisicst And somehow |
oaii seem TO get UP much enthusiasm
--.r- human 'alipDcs Mr Hooper
- '-5 an r-1hf md have his good
- ,ol .pullu help wishin he'd
-. ''i[ friendship IL SendIn me
- - p9sli-s that | could drop in the
B that amt his scvle He explains
,.,..l' 40" he spent three davs around town
.,3iI ..,5 blg deal FOR lot Of new or, stamps
-l1 ~ Syamde tanks and 50 on and how
de,s;Ie ioGii IN tow OF a bunch Of free spenders
.aied by the machinery concerns To
o-Je- ord, laiil "a nm Vow that he's placed his
a-ittee has been called off he means to
C'syrzta. 1909. by se,reii For. ,g,.,,..,-.--,
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-02-11

great generally
Sican
northeast Its beginning in the mountains Of Central Sicily it's end in the
instep of the boot of lower Italy
governae that kills pessy The old fable held
breathing shaking
his struggles be slight Strobo
island
s~.
Three OF south wind dreaded occo
The fnnke strait that piles into
pnched
that overwhelmed
merely making {. w ssas
shore
have hudded the fiat land the of the hills
edging
repeated smaller
As when
dwell
golden with
not bad neighbo 1t always
SOIL
a