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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
Marriage Licenses.

Il. l.. Vance and Nellie X Pcnning
ton. Springvillc.
Thomas II. Jones. Palisade, colo. and
Harriet w. Warner New York city.
John Hansen. salt Lake. and Julia
La Rose Reno, NeV
Richard Holman. salt Lake ana
Catherine Mcdonnell Butte, Mont
Victor y Felt and Emma L. Read,
| Salt Lake city
Frank Hadley. Salt Lake and Mary
! w. Crandall. Spungvillo,
G. D.. Nngel Jr., SAT- Lake and Ma
| bel Gardner West Jordan.
Adolph Poulson ana Cordelia l..
/ smith. salt Lake City
Isorin McGairn and Mary + Bower
| of MaIysvaie, Ida.
bud Edmonson and Vclma Murray Of
I Denver Colo.
II. Il. Benedict Of Midvale. Utah. and
Amelia n. Gilbert OF Boston, Mass.
lie Roy Peterson and Evelyn Hin OF
! Granger
Reese Thomas Of Salt Lake and Me
I lima HepWorth OF Woods Cross.
W. @ Cardall and Edna +. Shahor
/ OF salt Lake.
n. Y. Donovan of Atlanta, Ida, and
/ Grace NJ Kirby Of Boise. Ida.
j. r. Dcaver of Los Angeles, Cal, ana
/ Rene L. Baker Of Butte, Mont.
NJ. A. Bullock and Mary G. Rice Of
/ Salt Lake
$. h. Riser and Winirred \. Evans Of
/ salt Lake.
~ \. Workman OF Park city and
sadie Kirkhnm Of kamas.
j. d. Wines of I-eM and Elizabeth.
I1ichnor Of salt Lake
j. IA. Brooks and Nancy j. Booth Of
Salt Lake.
Joseph Roberts and Susanna NJ Gar
field OF salt Lake
H. T. Wing and Naomi Van Dyke,
salt Lake.
Elisha Warren and Elsie r. Robert
son. Spanish Fork.
George W. Morris American Falls.
Ida. and Margaret ~ call, willard,
Utah
r. n. Curtis and Lula Loyeless, Pay
son.
Richard Rabbit Malad Ida, aud
Elizabeth Anderson. Forest Dale, Utah.
j. T.. slagoksh and sarah }. Bodel,
HERMAN.
n. X. Dlbblo. salt Lake and Myrtle
l.. owen. kaysYillc.
l.. r. Moon and Clarissa =. Knight
woodland
n. ID. Ronoche salt Lake and Cora n.
Phillips. kaysVllle
W, n White aud Gertrude Kelly,
salt Lake
81 n stockham and DIVA Samuel
son salt Lake.
Horace Jennings and Marrcl A. john
sou. GrnntsNilie.
hi Al Frlend aud Porn Joslin of salt
Lake lit..
Arthur sumuclann culucrs station
ana Al,era Lilya. Mlll Creek.
ID A Nelson and Elizabeth Olsen,
Salt Lake city
Herman Munster. BURNER liah,
and Nell Carmack. sweet sprinss' MO.
a II. Thompson. South COTTONWOOD
ANA I.uis Greenwood. SANDY.
Dowon Parkinson and oiiFa Nielsen,
fred Erickson and Helena A. Matt
son. bingham.
M p Adkins. Berkeley CAL ana
40, storrs. Provo, Utah.
n Hnl ana Emily n McAlialer
Sail lake.
fred naumgartner and Alice huneil
Sail Lake.
HAM simpson and Fiorric Ben. salt
chris sonberg aud Loreno Andlus'
| Helper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL

Miss Veda Beebc is guest OF honor at
luncheon this afternoon given by
Miss Norma and Miss Bculah Woodruff
the table being effectively decorated
and a number OF the friends OF the
bride-elect being present.
Mrs. W. IA. Alexander is hostess this
afternoon az bridge tea at the Coun-
try club, the decorations being In the
prevailing autumn tints and a number
OF friends assisting.
Mrs. Howard Garrett entertains her
card club this afternoon.
Mrs. $ o. Nelden Is hostess this
afternoon at an informal caro- party
Mrs. James f. Jennings was hostess
yesterday az a bridge tea. the decora-
tiOns being in yellow nasturtiums and
nine tables played Prizes went 20
Mrs NJ j. Bidwell. Mrs. r. r. Wood
bridge Mrs. W. ID. Danoher Mrs Frank
". Jennings Me- -. q. Roberts. Mrs.
Robert Giendennlne and Ms. James
Hogle Those assisting were Mrs.
George r. Badger and Mrs W W.
Ritter
Mrs John Cutler entertained FAD "a
luncheon yesterday Va honor ~ her
gust. Mrs William Taylor
Mrs. James Dinwoodey was hostess
AZ luncheon on Tuesday given FOX
Mrs. c. Il. Dinwoodey who has been
spending the past three weeks hero
visiting with relatives. The decora-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23
BATTLE IN A BOTTLE.


,' ss'n AFTER The opening OF the Medical
r- ,i'i nan Yesterday az the Horticultu-
n, .H hill Westminster. a large piass bot
" which had been betrayine SWIM
49, W uneasiness exploded ana scat =
the l,s contents, creamy foam. over
M, 10y or The stan of Messrs. A. IA.
Nan. Guys tie London Daily
s'naly the bottle contained milk
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-23

Tons were IN dehlias. and covers were
iaiu for dozen guests.
hestctday Mrs G.. u Dinwoodcy was
guest OF honor az a dinner party given
~ Mrs. j. q. Dinwoodey the table
having o. beautiful cloth OF hcdcbo cm-
n'oihttlA and = ccntcrpiecc of pink
ana Whlto cosmos. Covers wcrC iuid
for eight
The Falls City tribune., 1909-12-17

Deen termed the
dense, almost sol
id clouds set
tied down over the
Rocky mountains
and the adjacent
region. as though
buryin ct e m
mountain d e#p
with the feathery
fakes that came
silently and swirl
ingly down. stead.
lily and persistent
ly busy. as though
building a new
range of noun.
tains of solid and
never-ending pearl
stretching away
seemingly in an
endless chain, and
creeping up to-
ward the zenith in
an ambition to
Guido Nature her
self. Watersprouts
have been known
in n few moments
OF time to mum
date valleys and
even hills them
selves; and such
a display of the
The Falls City tribune., 1909-12-17

thing but cheer
full. For a year
she had been look
ing forward to the
time when her
lover was to ask
her father for her
hand, and now ev-
e~rything m S t
come TO an end.
Could the daugh-
ter OF Willis Hud-
son, nl=e h a T.
prince. waste her
life upon e
architect " h o
could hardly sup
port himself2 Such
an idea was be.
yond belief and
while the young
man tried to show
that he had been
successful in his
calling and that
the future prom
Used more, the old
er man became
o violently en-
ragged as the min.
utes passed and
finally told the
The Falls City tribune., 1909-12-17

gfaNely
Ills IN q s $ en-
ger gasped his
a%stonished= moth
or. Why Billy
who put that idea
into your head -
Didn't you
e = him.. nam.
MAJ
See who?"
Santa Claus
mess niger
OF course not,
child"
Well, / did"
stoutly declared
Billy. Il saw him
down by the big
& a tie yesterday.
And he's goin' to
bring me a new
sled
A ripple of
a ug went
round the family
circle liilly's
mother rose and
took him by the
hand.
1T liz time little
boys + In bed
she said, and led
him from the
The Falls City tribune., 1909-12-17

Christmas day dawned bright and
but Mildred Hudson was any
The Falls City tribune., 1909-12-17

Two or three days before the holy
holiday, as Christmas has not inaptly
The Falls City tribune., 1909-12-17

I never did see Santa Claus. but
I've seen his messenger" said Billy
The Falls City tribune., 1909-12-17

OGL q FTU7TlC TIT NdTfSdS
There has been a great deal said and written
about Kansas. Many have sang her praises,
and many more have heaped curses upon her,
but the same has been the history of every state.
Kansas has forged ahead until to-day she ranks
with the foremost agricultural states i'm the
union. Scientific farming has uncovered the
secret, and the farmer who works with his brain
as we'll as with his hands, has turned what was
once known as the Great American Desert
into broad, fertile fields, producing great crops
of corn, wheat, oats and alfalfa.
What One Man Did, Another Can.
If He will Only Try
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
.bRE|TMEYER TO
DODGE CONFERENCE
Won't Join With Hally and Others
for United Plan of Action Pend
i.g Traction Settlement.

Mayor Brietmeyer is not disposed to
take any part In a conference OF city
officials to arrange for a united plan
of action with regard to the Detroit
United Railway pending a permanent
settlement OF the street railway ques-
tion, as suggested by Corporation
Counsel Hally. Hally took the matter
up with Aid. Harpfer. and the latter
with Aid Gilman, Monday morning,
but no date for a conference was set.
What liz the use OF temporary
settlement" says the mayor. | want
the common council and the commit.
tee of fifty to get together with the
ID. IT, II. on a plan OF permanent set
tlemenL | want the committee OF fifty
TO make recommendation.
Then, when some agreement Is
reached as TO rate of fare, will ask
the ID. u. X. to put II into effect at
once pending "a settlement. ! am sure
they will do that. That is better than
fussing with temporary settlement
and making two settlements OF It.
We want a vote on the matter as
soon as possible. | am convinced from
the way In which President Jere c.
Hutchins. Of the ID. u. r.. talked when
he called on me Saturday that the ID.
". II. Is ready with a proposition. Let
US get together and do something.
Il was unable TO get Mr.. Hutchins
to tell me what the ID. u. X. would
contend for as fair rate OF fare"
The mayor is very strongly In favor
OF the double-tracking OF the Harper
line. which comes up Tuesday night.
He has also talked over with Old.
Ellis the need for an extension of the
Forestave. line to the city limits east
ward. This franchise was granted in
1894. but the line has never been
built because Of the delay OF the city
In opening Forest.ave east.
Ellis is anxious 10 have the Harper
ave. cars run down town, although he
admits that such plan may have 10
walt until q general settlement is ef'
fected.
AS soon as the purchase OF the com
mittee Of fifty report is carried
through, Aid. Harpfer is prepared to
call meetings Of the franchise commit.
tee Immediately TO consider that report
and to give The ID. u. X. a hearing.
The next move in the council. II the
u u. ~ OOtS HOT dCCtpl tue tSilub VI
the Glinnan.Nichols resolution, will be
the introduction OF resolution by
Aid. Gilman, next week, raising the
rate OF rental TO be paid the city by
the d. u. K. for the use OF streets in
which franchise rights have expired. II
is not decided as to the exact figure
OF the new rental. II may be $500 a
day or 1t may be $4,000.
So far, the ID. L. r. has paid in five
weeks rental at $500 per day without
protest Just how much further the
rent can be raised without legal
scrap is a matter that may be deter
mined after the passage of the next
resolution.
Let the rental stay where II Is for
the time being" says Mayor Brett.
meyer, and there may be stiff fight
against an increase on the ground that
that would merely throw the whole
matter into court
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
DISTINCTIONS IN
ALLEYS MUST GO
Council Committee Decides on Gen
eral Policy in Matter-Trafic
Regulations To Be Framed.


The beginning OF a policy OF forcing
down town property Sners to remove
all obstructions In alleys was made by
the council committee on streets Mon
day when report was adopted, calling
upon the police department to cause
the removal OF all showcases. loading
platforms and other distractions In the
north and south alley west OF Wood
ward-ave. between State-st. and Grand
River-ave.
A general ordinance will be drawn
up making regular traffic regulations
for the alleys.
The case in point which brought
about the whole discussion was the
presence OF show case projecting
from the Chamber OF Commerce build
ing into the alley. The owner OF this
show case came before the commit
tee and declared his willingness TO re-
move the obstruction. But he insisted
that others along the alley be treated
In the same manner.
IL was shown by Lieut. O'Grady and
Patrolman Mark Baker that the alley
10 now so obstructed that teams can
itot pass thtit, tulo DtiuB uh'
to the presence OF loading platforms
projecting beyond the lot lines.
I'VE are bothered by continual
blockades," stated OGrady There
should be an ordinance providing that
teams enter an alley at a specified
end. As IL is, teams come In from
both ends, meet in the middle and
there Is blockade"
l~t..
people as there are and we need some
regulation 10 govern them,' stated
Patrolman Baker.
H. J. Reading. OF the Reading Truck
Co. told the committee that 1t takes
19 feet OF space for two teams to pass
each other and that the 20-foot down
town alleys are so encumbered that
passage is impossible.
Herman Mayer. inspector OF the de-
partment OF public works, also told OF
the troubles OF his department with the
alleys
II is probable that the ordinance to
be drawn up will deal with all alleys
In the congested business section.
John H. Donaldson. president OF
the city plan and Improvement com
mission, appeared before the commit
tee TO ask that the city forbid en-
croachment on the street in Washing
ton boulevard. He was opposed by
representatives OF l.. +. Ward who
plans to build a six-story building near
Michigan-ave., which will encroach two
feet and four inches over the lot line.
There is now one building, at State-st..
which encroaches in this way.
III you allow this, where are you
going TO draw the line?' demanded
Donaldson. You must consider the
rights of the public as we'll as the con-
venience OF private parties.
The committee was very reluctant
10 back up from the permit granted 10
Ward. owing 10 the fact that plans
have all been made for the building
and material ordered.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
FOURTEEN CAUGHT IN RAIDS.
Police Nab Alleged Gamblers, But
Won't Prosecute EN-.

Fourteen men. arrested in two raids
by the police Sunday, were released
Monday noon. and no complaints will
be offered against them.
Patrolmen Johnson. Degen. Smith
and Patrick raided the pool room at
No 13 Cadillac-sq. Sunday morning,
and arrested seven men on the charge
of shooting craps.
Dave Breen's saloon, No. 90 Grand
River-ave.. was raided Sunday evening
on a tip from persons in the neighbor-
hood. that big poker game was in
progress in the saloon.
Several dollars. few bottles Of
beer, and pack OF cards were on n
table in the place.
Complaint may be made against
Breen for violating the saloon law.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
PILES CuRrD 4,

PILES CURED IN TO - DAYS
PAZO'OINTMENT Is guaranteed to cure
any case OF Itching Blind Bleeding or
Protruding Piles I'm to IL days or
money refunded. SOC.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
HARD.LUCK TALE LEADS TO JAIL
Girl Gets Ticket to Indiana Town
Sheriff Welcomes Her.

Emma Gunsaulia, big, good-looking
girl whose story Of troubles loosened
up the purse-strings OF the city OF
Detroit one day last week TO the ex-
tent OF carfare back to Connelsville,
Ind. Is probably very sorry now that
she left Detroit
Emma was met at the station by
the sheriff and he writes here that he
expects To furnish her meals and lodg-
ing at the expense of Fayette county.
Ind. for 80 days.
Emma came to Police Sergt. Alvin
b. Hicks IN the mayors office last
week with a sad story. She told him
that she was a good girl who had
been misreprcsented. and that she had
been forced 10 come here and to enter
the Salvation Army rescue home. Her
own home had been Cambridge. Ohio,
but she wanted to so back TO Connels.
Vile. where she had been living.
The Salvation Army officers were
not anxious for her to go but after n
conference In which superintendent Of
the Poor Dolan was a party, the Gun
sauia girl was given her railroad
ticket.
ceTBl. ftlCkS itCtiNth ~ ictNtl hoh-
day from Sheriff Anson b. Miller of
Fayette county. Ind. who said that En-
ma had manifested a desire to reform
after being arrested there and given a
30day sentence Capt Munselle of
the Salvation Army. had succeeded tn
getting the sentence suspended, condi-
tional upon the girls coming TO the
Detroit rescue home. Sheriff Miller
added that he had acted as a welcome
party on the return home and taken
Emma 10 jail 10 serve out her sent
ence. He added q warm commenda-
tion OF the work OF the Salvation Army
officers
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
Thiefs Father Aids Police.

Joseph Schultz. the l7.year-old burg
lar. is getting no sympathy from his
own parents. In fact. they are help.
ing the police, against their wayward
son. Following Joseph's arrest and
confession to a number OF burglaries
his fathSr started on a quiet search
Of his home, No. 1882 Dubois-st. He
found valuable suit case. a safety
razor. 1S collars. several shirts, and
some pajamas, hidden In various parts
OF the house. The plunder was taken
TO police headquarters by Mr.. Schultz
II was stolen from No. ~ Adams-ave
east on Dec. 3.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
JOHN WEIR IN COURT.
Man Shot BY Detectives Is Arraignec
On Bieamy Charge.

Pale, emaciated and so weak tha
he could scarcely stand, John Weir
alias Jack Kenward, shot through tht
lung while trying to escape from De
tective Henry Bodinus a few week,
ago. dragged himself into police court
Monday morning, and was arraignet
on a warrant charging him with big
amy. on complaint OF Emma Mielke
Wiers condition excited much sym
pathy. He coughed continually. Jus
tice Jeffries left his bench and ar
raigned Weir In the deserted cour
room adjoining. in the presence onl!
OF the detective and the defendant,
mother. He entered a plea OF no
guilty and gave his personal recog
nizance to appear for examination
Jan. 4. with the reservation. If | an
able TO come"
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
Jay c. voIlmsr Faces New Charge.

Arrested two weeks ago on capias
I'm a breach Of promise suit brought
'by Bessie Barber. Jay c. Vollmar. q
machinist. 20 years old, obtained bai
and was released. only 10 he rearrest
Ell Monday morning. on a statutory
charge made by the young woman
who alleges Vollmar is the father OF
her child. tie was taken before Ius
tice Stein on the latter charge. and
released on his personal recognizance
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
podees Arrest BY Narrow Margin

moment after Justice Jeffries
had ordered his re-arrest for falling
TO appear when his case was called
Edward Frohlich. OF the Frohlich
Glass Co. hustled into the police
court. Monday morning. He pleaded
guilty to charge of failing to display
lights on his automobile, but on his
assurance that Il would not happen
again sentence was suspended.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
Donovan Heston Billiard Co. lneorpor
ates

The Decentralization Billiard Go
fled articles o incorporation Monday
morning The company is capitalized
at $4,000. OF which $4,000 has been
subscribed and $1,000 has been paid in
cash. The stock is held in equal shares
by William r. (Wild Bill Donovan
William Heston and Frederick 5chi
appacasse.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
LOOKING Ones Best.

It's a woman's delight to look hel
best. but pimples. skin eruptions
sores and boils rob life Of Joy. Listen
Bucklen's Arnica Saliva cures them;
makes the skin soft and velvety. I,
glorifies the face. Cures Pimples
Sore Eyes, Cold Sores. Cracked Lips
Chapped Hands. Try II. Infallibe
for piles. At r. c. Kinsel. Central
Drug Co.. Gray & Worcester.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
saIoonkeeper's Defense Goes.

a Henry Pearson. saloonkeeppr al
No 1870 Woodward, ave, was dis.
charged In Judge COnnolly's court
Monday. when Prosecutor Aldrich de
cided that he was not guilty OF a
charge Of keeping his saloon open. ou
Sunday. Pearson's defense was that
his bartender and porter were in the
saloon. as charged. on Sunday. but
were looking for a break in the pipes
The broken pipe was exhibited in
court to prove the contention.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21

Busfness-tfke Printing. no fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right Times Printing CO. rs
John R-st. Phone 1898.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
Arraiqned on New Warrants.

Herman Elbinger and Joseph klemp
ner. acquitted on a charge Of arson by
direction of Judge Connolly last wecl
because Of a defective complaint. were
arraigned in police court Monday or
new warrants charging arson and at
tempted arson. They waived examin
alton and gave bail for their appear
ance in the higher court.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
Supervisors Meet Jan. S.

Notices were sent out Monday for a
special meeting OF the board OF county
TO be held Jan. 8, 1910, To
consider the petition Of a number OF
residents Of Highland Park who are
praying for the annexation OF that vii
lage by the city Of Detroit. The aues-
ton OF bridge from the mainland 10
Crosse lie will also be further consid-
Qrpd
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21
FoIlan Mentioned for poran's Job

Maynard Follan, formerly library
commissioner and later an employe in
the city assessors Office. is being men
toned as candidate for assessor to
succeed Henry c. Doran. Herman F.
link has also been mentioned for the
place, as has John Kohler.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21

Mondav morning saw a big line OF
stamp-buyers In the corridor Of the
postofce, the Christmas rush line be-
ing formed. That line Is expected TO
continue until Friday.
The Detroit times., 1909-12-21

we know what Diamonds
cost and We know that
our prices cannot be oeS-
tered Here you will md
an immense d.splsy OF
guarantee 6rst quality
Diamonds at from
% to s5Oe.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-25
BY AUTORITHY
RESOLUTION

BE 1T RESOLVED by the Board OF
pervisors Of the City and County ot
Honolulu, Territory Of Hawaii, that
the sum Of Twelve Thousand Five Hun
dred Dollars (S12,5OO OO) be and the
same is hereby appropriated out OF the
General Fund for the construction OF
the Kaluanui Beach Road i'm the Dis
trict of Koolauloa, CITY and County OF
Honolulu.
introduced by j. G. QUINN, Super
visor.
Date Of Introduction, september u,
1909.
The foregoing Resolution was, at a
Regular Meeting of the Board Of Su-
pervnsors of the City and County OF
Honolulu, held on Tuesday, September
u, 1909, ordered pass to print on the
following vote of the said Board:
Ayes: AHA, Aylett, Cox, Kane, To-
gan, Mcclellan, Quinn. Total T.
Noes: None
d. KALAUOKALANI, JR.,
Clerk, City and County OF Honolulu.
5ts-Sept. %, %, a. 25, q.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-25
SUGAR FACTORS
AND
COMISSION MERCHANTS
AGENTS FOR

AGENTS FOR
Hawaiian Commercial & Sugar Com.
pany.
Haiku Sugar Company.
Paia Plantation.
Maui Agricultural Company.
Hawaiian Sugar Company.
Kahuku Plantation Company.
Kahului Railroad Company.
Haleakala Ranch Company.
Honolua Ranch.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-25
LEAoINc HAT CLEANERS

1854 Fort Street, opp Convent
All kinds of Hats Cleaned and Blocked. We els
the Latest styles of Porto Rico Panama and Felt
Hats. All work Guaranteed, Called for and
Delivered on Short Notice. 3: Prices Moderate.
FELIX TURRO, Specialist
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-09-25

Spreadeage Orator (exctedy) Remember patriots the Amer
eagle whether roaming the unges of the Philippines climb
ing the mountains of Hawaii swimming the broad Pacific will
draw in its horn retire into its she'll