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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-08-23
.IMPROMPTU COP
HAS SORE HEAD
Amateur Police officer Is Poor
Second in Encounter With
a PiCkpoCket.

While attempting 10 take pickpockel
to the police station and incidentally make
a name for himself, F. Hill, seif-ap-
pointed police officer. was severely beaten
and the pickpOcket escaped.
The man whom Hill had in CUSTODY had
lust picked the pocket of Greek on a
Saltsir depot car. As the thief left the
car the Greek followed him, shouting
loudly for help. A crowd of Greeks soon
surrounded the pickpocket and the purse
he had taken from the Greek was recoV-
cred. The Greeks then sought q poll5e-
man.
At this point Hill came forward and
said that he was a policeman. The PICK
pocket was turned over to him and ne
started to take him to the police station.
As Hill and his captive We're walking
between First and Second South streets. on
Second South street, another man, app9r-
emily an accomplish Of the thief, came up
behind the two and struck Hill over the
back OF the head. The impromptu DO
liceman fell and the pickpocket and the
assailant escaped.
When Hill revived he went To the To-
lice station and reported his experience.
Officers went in search of the pickpOck5t
and his pal. but failed to find them. At
The SaItair depot. a little way from where
Hin took the pickpOcket, there was a
policeman and had il not been for Hill' s
righteousness the pickpocket would Lave
been in jail and Hills head would not
have been sore.
Hiu would rather not be a policeman.
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Arlington stock Company.

Salt Lake is at last to have a higl-class
permanent stock company. producing al
the bis dramatic successes I'm exactly the
same manner as i'm the original broadway
productions with strong company OF
well known professionals direct from New
York City, and all at a moderate price
This viii happen when the Arlington stock
company opens The season at the BunS-
allow theatre ON SUNDAY Sept. =.
Manager Walter Arlington and wife ar
rived from New York city last week. and
the company follows this week, beginning
rehearsais AT once ne company IS q
large one, and is made up OF people of the
highest professional reputation and stand
ing. Bertha Creighton is SO Wei iSnOwn
10 regular theatre-Suers that the an
nouncemeut that she is the leading wo-
man of the new company viii be received
with uusllOyed pleasure Miss Creighton
holds 8u enviable position i'm the profcf-
sion. having been associated with the best
Broadway productions. and been the lead
ing support Of such actors as John Drew
kyrla Egllew and others. She is 4 most
charming woman. with q delightful per
sonality. and will surely be great favor
The leading man, John Iuce. comes di-
rect from series of New York dramatic
triumpHs. Hc is an actor of unusually fire
stage presence. strong personality and
great force. Mr. IHce was starred two
seasons fan Henry Miller's Great Divide. 20
and is q splendid typ. of Virile. vigorous
manhood Frances Brandt was a great
last season Mayme Arlington. the ingenue.
has been associated with the Arlington
players for the past five years
Florence Craig, the character woman.
comes from thC Woodward stock company
of kansas city. MIR. Belfort, the heavy
man, has been for the past five seasons
with David HaTum. Harold Kennedy.
the comedian was with Wilton DaCkaye.
and FOR the past five seasons with the
Brooklyn Theatre Stock company Thoui-
as PaWiey was with the Woodward and
Century stock companies at Kansas city.
A. j. Cole was "a valued member of the
Bush Temple Stock company, Chicago.
and has been prominent jim many big road
productions
Z. J. caldwell, the character man. was
with Ralph Stuarts BY Right of Sword
for two seasons. and with the County
Chairman for two seasons. The plays
to be presented viii be high class ROYALTY
productions only. including among others,
Peter Pan ''The Love Route" The
College Widow 'Raffles, Merely Mary
Ann
Saltair-"Every day a big day"
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orpheum Theatre.

Orpheum patrons were pleasantly sur
prised last evening by number not on
the pro gram. Fred q. Graham, the we'll
known Salt Lake singer, who was on
the Orpheum circuit Cor short engage
ment last season, opened the bill last
evening with three beautifully rendered
tenor solos. Ills appearance was greet
cd with much applause.
George Hillman and his "Redpath Nap
anees' We're the one big laugh OF the
evening. Mr.. Hiilman as a German school
master and eight lively Youngsters APP
peared in the sketch. Fun in the School
room, and created much merriment. The
scholars were good bad and Indifferent,
sleepy. mischioVOus and cute, but as act
good. The jokes were new and refresh
ing, and their singing and dancing SUI
perb.
Beauty and strength were combined in
the three Sisters Athletas. Had they been
less athletic their beauty would still have
made their act d great success, and had
they been less beautiful their extraordi-
nary strength and athletic ability would
sun nave left their act a wonder. AS
II was their athletic accomplishments and
their beauty of face and figure made
them an unusual and decided hit
Jack Motfett and Elsie Glare had q
Eovel singing and dancing act. 1t was
novel because they danced so much bet
ter than they sang. Their "whirlwind
dance was decidedly clever. Fraulein
lilly does the heavies in a gymnastic turn
that is as clever as it is unusual. Herr
LOnde walks up q ladder cleverly bal
anced on the feet of Frsulein TiIly
harry Armstrong and Billy Clark the
song writer's who peTpeu'ated 81 Love Ny
Wife, But Oh You Kid" sing their own
compositions. Mr.. Armstrong is at the
piano in ''legit." while Mr. Clark appears
IN blackface. They have a clever non
sensical skit, Finding a Partner. in
which they sing several of their own
songs
"A Fools Errand" is clever sketch
as cIeVefly produced by LanctOn. Lucier
and company Theodore Dalv during the
sketch introduces some difficult and
amusing eccentric dancing. Lew Bloom.
the Great Tramp" made his usual hit
with his funny songs and stories.
The entire bill is well balanced and
mas an unusual number of strong acts.
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NOTICE OF ESSFSSVyFyT-

ZENOLI SILVER COPPER COM
pany, principal place Of business. salt
Lake City, Utah
Notice is hereby given that At =
meeting Of the board Of directors OF
the Zenoli SilveT-Copper company. held
on the 2Sth day Of July. 1909, an as
sessment Of one a. cent per share
was levied on the outstanding capital
stock of the corporation. payable inn
mediately 70 Henry I. Cobb, secretary.
az the cOmpanys office, No. II West
Second South street, salt Lake City.
Utah. Any stock upon which this as
sessment may remain unpaid on the
10th day Of September, 1903, will be
delinquent and advertised for sale al
public auction, and, unless payment is
made before, viii be sold on the 9th
day OF september, 1909. at the hour
% IL o'clock noon 10 pay the de-
linquent assessment together with
costs Of advertising and expenses q
sale.
HENRY L COBB. Secretary.
, Location of office. ~ West Second
South street, salt Lake City. Utah.
First publication. August 8. 1909.
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Girls" e.

Girls. the Shubert production opening
for an engagement Of three nights and
matinee beginning tonight at the Grand
theatre, is comedy in three acts. by
Clyde Fitch, dealing in satiricsl manner
with the question of womanly indepeud-
ence.
Three educated girls Pamela Gordon.
Violet Lands0Wne and Kate West secre-
tary, photographer and artist. respective
ly-aTe in New York TO make careers
without the help Of men.
They are living in an apartment house.
in a combination studio and living room.
all Of them out of work. but held together
in bonds Of fellowship.
Pamela Gordon is the strong minded
girl. and is the head of the little band,
who each day take a solemn oath ON their
crossed hatpius TO escheW the pleasure
Of masculine society.
The girls prepare to retire for the night,
and are in their night robes, ready to
drink sip Of chocolate. when their door
IS broken open. and q man rushes into
their apartment and locks the door care
fully behind him. OF course the girls, be
ing real girls at Heart. DO just what any
girl would do under the circumstance
they scream and order the intruder to
leave at once He refuses and explains
that he is fleeing from an irate husband,
who came home suddenly and discovered
him in his wife's company.
The intruder is good hooking, and Nio-
let Lansdowne, the youngest and the
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Mr. w,rsIov's SOOTHING syrup.

has been used for YEARS by MILLIONS
of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHING with PERFECT
SUCCESS. 1t SOOTHES the CHILD.
'sOFTENS the GUMS. ALLAYS all
PAIN. CURES WIND collie, and Is the
hest remedy Tor DIARRHOEA- Sold by
Druggists in every part of the world. Be
sure and ask for Mrs. WinslOw's Sooth-
ing syrup" and take no other kind.
Tv-entv-five cents bottle. GUARAN-
tTEFD UNDER TIE FOOD AND DRUG
ACT, June 81. 1906 SERIAL NUMBEi.
zoos
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pellnauer.t Notice.

TTAH-ARIzONA GOLD & COPPER
Mining company. Principal places Of
business Chloride. Ariz-, and Salt Lake
CITY, Utah. Principal office. l0l COnti-
mental National Banls building, salt Lake
City, Utah. Location of mines MOhave
county. Territory of Automobiles;
There are delinquent upon the following
described stock on account OF assessment
No. . OF one cent Gc) per share, levied
on the 9Th day Of June A. d. 1893. the
several amounts set opposite the names
of the respective shareholders. as follows:
M
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lMPR0MPTU SALVAGE
CORPS IS THANKED

James Ancell Of 164 East Eighth South
street, whose home was destroyed by fire
SATURDAY noon. wishes TO express his
thanks 10 the people who went to his
home and saved his furniture The re
mort vas made 10 the fire department that
the Anceli family was home a. the time
OF the fire, and that they carried out
their furniture instead of sending in an
alarm. This Mr.. Ancell denies stating
that he was absent from home at the
time OF the fire and that Worlmen IN the
street rushed TO his home and saved mis-
belongings
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REAL. OLD-TIME
REVIVAL SERMON
disciple of Moody Fills Pulpit
at'lmmanueI Baptist
Church.
ATTACKS MODERN CREEDS
BIBLE, HE SAYS, is WORD OF AL
MIGHTY, VERBATIM.
ATTACKS MODERN CREEDS

An old-fashioaed evangelical sermon By
disciple of the famous Moody, one Of
the most noted revivalists i3 history, was
preached at the Emmanuel Baptist church
last night. DR. A. G. Dickinson, pastor
ct the Moody church and formerly Of the
Ruggle-street mission in Boston, was the
evangelist He is noted as the principal
usclple Of Inc famous Moody, and Is
sermon last night was typical Of MOODY
ISL, the great emotional route to saliva
The ancient Come to Jesus" refrain
Was the keynote Of his sermon. and The
speaker rha psodized in true revivalistic
style on The beauty Of the Christ stony
and Of salvation.
Quoting from Paul where that great
C1rlstlan prayed until the prison wllls
tumbied about the ears OF the Roman
lalleT. causing him TO cry out 10 Paul
What shall Go TO be saved Dr.. Dick
son took Paul's answer. believe on the
Lord Jesus Christ ana LEOu shalt be
saved and Weaved from il g strong emo
uonal plea Tor the simple falth and good
old-fashioned orthodox precepts Of Christ
ianity.
With fierce invectives the speaker de
nounced the lenieucy Of modern Christian
beliefs and the tendencies to dctrEct from
the reality Of the Christian story and he
substituting Of symbolic garB En- its Dlace.
ne refused 10 compromise with the icouo-
elastic teachings of modern science and
philosophy. and declared the Bible TO be
uhreselVedly the word of the Almighty
verbatim.
Ne Compromise.
christianity and its message of sal
Walton IS the At Blanc of the ages. and
ne who believes its not does violence 70
MS own reason declared the speaker IL
The course of a TRADE against modern in
dltlerence and unbelief
Salvation is sufficient for oil the world,
but efficient only for those who parta5e
OF it. he continued
pieressinS for q time. DR.. Dickson re-
lated numerous Incidents Of the comm
OF salvation into the lives of men for
merry worthless. His incidents were all
tske1 from evauEelistic revival CONVEX
s'ons. ard be emphasized the audiences
sen e." G'u"tl -oIl aWakeus
when once touched by the great mes
sage From this he styled Christian sal
walton = sudden revelation followed by a
gradual process.
Dr. Dickson spoke in the place Of Rev.
l. y BoWerman, who was to have -deliv-
cred sermon on the subject Of Honey
ripped Sins. He stopped off in salt
Lake yesterday en- route to his home from
Los Angeles. Being 0n old-time associ-
ate Of Rev NJ. Bower1han, he got into
communication with him and was urged
10 speak last night
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b. H. TOWNSEND co.
SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCkHOLD-

Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting Of the stockholders OF the r.
II. Townsend company, a corporation
of the state of Utah. will be held on
SATURDAY the fth day OF September.
1909, at 9 o'clock a. M, at the store -
said corporation. az 202 West south
Temple street salt Lake CITY Utah,
for the purpose Of considering and de-
termining whether the directors of said
corporation shall be authorized and a.
rected by the stockholders SO sell fu
bulk the stock I'm trade and fixtures
Of tho retail business of said corpora-
ton. situate at No. 202 West south
Temple street, i'm said salt Lake Cit1
II. T.. nEARDORFT.
WALTER WRIGHT
T.. p. TOWNSEND
Directors of r. II. Townsend GO.
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A representative OF the Seminole Land
&, Investment company is AT Room EOS
Knutsford hotel to meet all those in
tsrested In the Veterans colony at St
cloud. Florida and to give them full in
formation as to the lands, terms, meth
DDS OF reaching ST. Cloud. prospects OF
the colony, etc.
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neIinnuent Notice.

SCOTTISH CHIEF MINING COM
pany. Principal place Of business, Salt
Lake City. Utah
Notice.-There are delinquent on the
following described stock, on account ot
assessment no. 10 levied on the Sd day OF
July, 1863, the several amounts set oppo~
site the names Of the respective stock
holders. tO-wit.
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A.-Y.-P. EXPOSITION RATES
VIA oreden short Line p, r.

$500 from salt Lake to Seattle and
return; on sale daily, commencing June
]. Ask agents for further particulars
City ticket Office. 2ol Main street.
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And in accordance with law and or
der Of the board Of directors made on
the 9Th day Of August. A. u. 1900 so
many shares Of each parcel of stock as
NAV be neee ssary wiz be sold at public
auction al she office Of the company 107
Continental National Bank building. Salt
Lake City, Utah. on Tuesday the Slst day
of August. A. D. 1909 at 10 o'clock a. m.
to pay the delinquent assessments there
on. together with the costs Of adrertis-
ing and expenses Of sale.
WALTER J. BURTON. Secretary.
BY John ". Geiger, Assistant Secretary
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ODE State Bank
a. UTAH

OF UTAH
Salt Lake City Established rSea
Capital $4,000
Surplus and Undivided Profits ssga0os Z
All facilities for general banking A.
counts solicited Correspondence Invited.
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BISCUIT MINING COMPANY.
lotjee Of Special Stockholders Meet
Ina.



NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
special stockholders meeting of the Bis
cult Mining company viii be held iH the
cOmpany's office, No. $50 Atlas block.
AS West Second South street. salt Lake
City. Utah, ON Tuesday the lth day of
Ssptsmber. 1909, at the hour Of 10 o'clock
z. i'm.
said meeting is called for the following
purposes;
To rstify and approve the action Of the
board Of directors iu entering into an
agreement with Hugh J. Cannon for the
sale Of the entire ssEets Of the company,
of whatsoever kind or description f0
corporation to bee known "a THE Biscuit
Mining Company or such other name ss
may hereafter be selected. organized upon
said assets. the articles Of agreement 10
conform as near as possible to the artt-
cles of agreement of the Biscuit Mining
company, with all necessary and proper
substitution, the capital stock, number
Of shares and par value remaining the
same, except that the capital stock shall
be assessa bic ia such manner and form
the board of directors may determluc.
providing that no assessment shall exceed
the sum OF two t2c) cents per share. and
assessments shall not be levied oftencr
than every ninety days.
2
To rstify and approve the action OF The
board OF directors Of the Biscuit EEininE
companv in executing. through its proper
officers, q deed to all Of the assets Of
said company, to the said THE Biscuit
Mining Company" aforesaid and in ace
cepting therefor 9iA647 shares OF the cap
ital stock Of the Biscuit Mining company,
THE Biscuit Mining Company" expressly
assuming all of the liabilities of the Bis
cult Mining company.
For such other business as may lawfully
come before the meeting.
BY order OF the board Of directors
NJ +. WALKER
Secretary Biscuit Mining COMPANY.
Dated Salt Lake City. Utah, Aug. S. 1879.
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A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar proof vault Of the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co., 80 UP Main
street. $500 per year and upwards.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS

VITA Denver s. Rto Grande n. n.
To Prove canyon. 1859 a. M, s:io
8. m. ....., -. -. ........s17 as
To ogden. 1925 a. m. 1885 p. M. 100
To Pbaraoh's Glen, S:2Q q. m. 80. so
Return on any train. Special leaves
Provo canyon 1850 p. N,
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And In accordance with the law and
the order Of the board Of directors made
Of the 81 day Of july. 1909. so many
shares of each parcel Of such stock as
may he necessary VIII be sold a. the of
flee Of the company. room 40S Atlas
block. West Second South street Salt
Lake City Utah ON fine 25th day OF Aug
ust, 1902. at the hour Of II O'Clock a. m.
f0 pay the delinquent assessment. to-
gether with the cost Of advertising and
expense Of sale. IT. PARK.
Secretary.
office No. mS Atlas Block. salt Lake
Citv Utah.
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Special g. A. r. hve-day trip, SIS. by
the BRYANT WAY: seven days, s35.
Fer full information call 2O9 Herald
building. Phones: Bell 1880; Ind. So.
Make your reservations early.
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Take big red cars, 10 am. and pm.
tFrom Second South and Main street, for
Point Lockout Through Emigration
canyon.
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Last days Of summer round trip, $40,
to the glorious Pacific, Now at its best
salt Lake Route.
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Wall paper Sale.

Five. 10, 12iz. is. 20 cents double
roll. ", r. Alexander, 146 East Sec
ond South,
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Our carpet c,eanins Is guaranteed.
National House Cleaning Co.
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Never go camping without a kodak
We have fifty styles and can do the
best finishing. c. z. Savage Co., u
and Il Main street.
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'I,eviathan" restaurant. at Saltair.
Ask for anything. City prices.
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Take Dinner on the Ship

Swimming at saltair-it's glorious!
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Hamlin paints signs, also houses.
Both phones.
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Floating at saltair-it's glorious.
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The Veteran Colony, 81. Cloud,
Florida.

swimmIng Al saItaIr-it's glorious!
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Los Angeles Excursion.

swimming at saltair-it's glorious.
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YELLOWSTONE PARK

Swimming at saltair-it's glorious!
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saitair-''Every day big day
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-05
I'll Internal Revenue Collector
nlafIss Seriously Injured.
llluex his HEAD on PAVEMENT
oberatIon Performed At St. Franeis
tlespitai to Relieve Pressure en-
Strain Resulting From Fracture OF
the !Sku,i-Restino Easily Now.

Deputy Internal Revenue Collector
John S. Charles was seriously injured
yesterday afternoon by falling down
the steps at the Twentystxth street
entrance to the Federal building he
y now at St. Francis hospital. sui
fafing from fractured skull and
mlncr injuries. At late hour last
night II was reported at the hospital
int he was resting easily,
Mr.. Charles was leaving the build
linz, IN which his offic" is located
when he lost mis- footing and. falling
down the stone steps. struck his head
with great force against the grano'
lithic sidewalk. Several people ran.
40 his assistance and Dr. 5. W. Hob
set, was summoned.
Finding that the injuries were oi
q serious nature. Dr. HOhson had Mr..
Charles removed TO the hospital. An
operation was performed 10 relieve
pressure upon the brain.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-03-05
Clearing Weather Sends Big Fleet
10 Sea-.
SOUGHT SHELTER N THE ROADS
Many Coal Laden Vessels Bound From
This Port UP the Coast Waited
For Storm to Pass Over-Marine
Notes

4 fleet OF vessels composed OF three
steamers and six bargcS. comp SIZE
three tOwi, which sailed frGm ihl-
port during ;hc past few days 70
gether with fOuy Sch-on"rs lea led
with pine wood from up III" james
river. which HAY" been anchored III
Hampton Roads awaiting favorable
weather - ,,'rOceed u sea. Sta!trJ
out yesterday afternoon.
The gale which swept over III!
section Wednesday aftern on and yes
terGay morning. did It'll" damage IL
shipping a, this .rort except causing
several steamers which We're tied II
at the coal docks. 10 par il haw Sc;
or Two during the h"ar'cs; par; of rh'
blow.