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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-17
ADJUSTMENTS

THE Girl Question" drew another good
house at the theatre last evening. The
concluding performances Of this really eN-
celleGt musical comedy viii be given to-
day
shaun Rhue." the Irish play in which
Joe Murphy made much of his fame. Is
finishing the week at the Colonial The
houses all week have been good and ap-
preciative.
Audiences at the Bungalow this week
have thoroughly appreciated the presenta-
ton Of la Tosca" by the Willard Mack
company and the house has been we'll
filled from the opening night. Mary HaH
as FlOria Tosca has made the biggest
kind of a hit. and the manner in which
this difficult play has been handled by
the company is distinctly creditable-
This afternoon and evening the last
two performances Of the good bill nov
running at tie OTpheum VIII be given.
There is considerable mirth and melody.
The Piano Trinity the new Salt Lake
act I'm which d. Bert Anderson. Thomas
c. Hand iT.. and f. Hardie Meakin ap-
pear. will probably be seen for The last
time for some time to come.
the last presentations OF Al the Stroke
Of Twelve viii be given today Next
week Edward De Courcey's powerful pas
toral melodrama in four acts, An Or
phan's Prayer" comes TO this house.
Another good Dill is claimed to be the
order this week at the Lyric Among the
features is the spectacular piece The
last Dav. Of Pompeii" The bill goes for
the firs. time this afternoon.
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THE SALT LAKE HERALD: SATURDAY, APRIL H. 1909
BAMDERGER BUYS
THAT PROPERTY
Settles the Controversy Raised
by 0bieCting Ogden
Citizens.
lspeelal b u IIeraldl

Ogden, April 16-Simon Bamberger has
disposed OF the controversy in this city
as to whether his railroad grade in the
neighborhood OF TEirty-sccond and Wall
streets was damaging the adjoining prop
erty by buying all the property claimed
10 be damaged. This was done by arbi-
traUon. since the recent protest Of the
property owners was made before the
city council. and the deeds of transfer
We're placed on record yesterday. In the
arbitration Carl {. Rasmussen represent
cd the salt Lake & Ogden Railway com
pany and S. r. Stephens, John G. Ellis
and =. II. Goddard represented various
property owners.
Seven lots with d house and barn we're
bought from Charles Pincock for s2.775;
two lots with a house and barn were
bought from G. H. Van Beeuwen for
5000; two lots with a house and barn
were bought from r. c. Carr for $3.50.
The vacant lots brought from $125 to $50,
compared with S25 to $40 for which they
were Offered three years ago. 1t is ar
gued from this that the interurban is
benefiting rather than injuring the prop
erty in that section of the city
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a. H Stevens, commercial agent at
Denver for the Seaboard Air Line. left
yesterday morning for Ogden From Og-
den he viii start for Omaha today. He
expects to return to Salt Lake in a short
time, having been subpOenaed as a wit
ness before the examination to be held
here April q by special examiner for
the interstate commerce commission.
Charles W. Nelson. general agent for
the Lake Tahoe Railroad < Transporta-
ton company, with headquarters in San
Francisco, and having control of this ter
ritory, Is here for few days on regular
business
The April number OF the Red Book. pub
Hshed monthly by the Denver & Rio
Grande railroads passenger department.
IS Just out It contains several interest
ing articles about irrigation and irrigated
sections and a description of Emery
county. Utah.
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HEPBURN ASKS OFFICE
FOR NEPHEW IN IDAHO

Washington. April Ex-senator Hey
burn today asked the president to sp-
point his nephew. William II. Batting. as
registrar OF the land office at Occur
G Alene, Ida. to succeed Robert y Dunn.
recently chosen judge. Senator Hepburn
says Batting viii be appointed
Senator Hepburn. while at tho White
house. renewed his rccomn endation that
Judge Trait be appointed to a federal
juGgeshiD i'm Alaska
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MEMsIc BY A SHADE.

Los Angeles. Cal. April 1s-Ge1rge
Memsie and "A WOlgast Fought ten
rounds before the Pacific Athletic club
tonight There was no decision. but cx
pert opinion at the ringsids gave Mensic
q shsde the better Of It, Mcnsic took five
rounds. WOlgast three and two were even
The first Of the fight was all NeInsie. the
last 1Volgast. There was excessive clinch-
ing and butting. and Il was an lxceed in.-
IL vicious scrap Eemsic weighed IE
pounds and Wolgast rs.
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BURLINGTON LEADS IN
CUTTING DOWN FARES

St. Joseph. April 16.-The Burlington
railway viii make a 2lZ-cent passenger
rate in Missouri probably effective May ].
This announcement was made by the Of
ficiais Of the company in Chicago today
and wired to their attorney here.
Chicago, April 16-In advance Of Off
cial information the action of the Bur
HngtOn today in announcing a 2lz-cent
passenger rate in Missouri is regarded as
"A diplomatic move which will end the lit
igatiOn between that state and the rail-
roads. all OF which are expected to fol-
low the BurlingtOn's land in that state.
The Burlington's announcement of a
rate which looks like a compromise is ia
ken to indicate that way has been found
out of the difficulty satisfactory both to
the roads and the state.
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Nominations.
SAVED FROM MOB.

-.HrH-- y D., April Isl. Bierman Of
N..Sc-rS. y. D.. was tarred and feath-
rcd and about to be hanged tonight when
was rescued By the sheriff. Bierman
accused OF attempting to attack a =
.-ar-1'1 girl lie was hurried TO the Lin
~ I'D IN his coat Of tar and feathers. -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-17

II you have baeksche and urinary
troubles you should take Foley's Kid
ney Remedy to strengthen and build ND
the kidneys 50 they win act properly.
as a serious kidney trouble may de
veIop. F. J. Hill Drug Co.
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NEWS OF RAILROADS
IN CONDENSED FORM

James 8. Doolittle, general agent. ac-
comps MED by D. b. Eldredge. travelling
freight agent for the Rock Island railroad !.
went to Ogden yesterday on business A
W Randall. travelling freight agent for
the same company. started for southern
Utah points yesterday forenoon.
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FREEDOM DECLARED.

= New York April w.-rhsltTicai =
: managers IN this city were formally q
> notified tonight BY their western =
. representatives that tie western =
! Theatre Managers association had =
) declared an open door" policy. and =
; would no longer bind its houses to =
: any producer. booking ASSOCIATION or =
= syndicate.
= About one hundred and seventy =
! five theatres are affected BY the :
: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
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would arrive to make the detailed ar
rangements. Those who are expected on
that date are Samuel Moody, general
passenger agent at Pittsburg: J. NJ. Ches-
brough, assistant general passenger agent
at ST. Louis, and c. F. Kimball. assistant
general passenger agent at Chicago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-17

J. y. Citizens, general freight agent at
st. Louis for the Missouri Pacific. is here
on business. He is accompanied by X. NJ.
Warrie, general passenger agent for the
same road, whose headquarters are in
Kansas City.
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James Webster. general freight agent
for the New York Chicago < St. Louis
railroad, with headquarters in Cleveland,
o., was in this city yesterday. He is max
ing a periodical western trip for his COM
PAW.
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Fl. F. Curtis, general agent for the
Nickel Plate at Omaha. known through
oout the west as the Nickel Plate Wool
King" is in the city looking after fleece
shipments over his line.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-17

Burlington railroad, is in Salt Lake City
on business connected with his companys
office here.
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WRESTLING MATCH.

Corning. y y. April l6.-Phil Gould de
feated George B0thner. champion light
weight. in straight falls here tonight.
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Within a short time plans viii be per-
fected for the esta blishment in this city
Of a ticket office and passenger depart
ment for the Union Lines. Pennsylvania
system. Il was announced yesterday that
on April . three important Officials OF the
passenger department OF the company
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-17

z A Wadleigh. assistant general pas
senger agent for the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad, is visiting Salt Lake for a few
DAYS. He is here on business and also TO
visit old friends. tie says the city looks
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Proof

Gould got the first fall in hours % min
utes and the second fan in { minutes.
After wrestling two hours and five min
utes Bothuer offered to quit. He told
the crowd that Gould was the better man
and Acknowledged defeat. but the crowd
Kissed and Gould insisted on finishing the
match.
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They're useing tuildlng lath this
year to make my lady''s Corset :llts
female form divine must Be uppEesasd
and SO they force 4. into thIs newt con-
traptlo which disgais esf all tds sfiie
GER no mat ter what DIE waist ds @
hips should be mo bigger Yeaas IN.
dies sat It's simply fierce, = ana win
reject perhaps this Paris ss Il n. 4 that
interiors with sitting ton boys iaps.
But thelrls something else that WON
en- think more q than yles s spars
tan Stain reduces In the home a :wotss;
an S trials. Spartan stain Isl theI tlntsk
wood finish made for floors and wood
work. Manufactured WI Tie aetts
Paint & Color Co. iarlett o. sod
by N. D. Christie Druggist 800 Main ST.
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CHAPTER v.
In Which We Gain the Deck

In Which We Gain INC pesn'
paused a moment amid the dense
shadows to reflect more carefully upon
some Of the details Of our nights
work For the first time | clearly
realized the desperate nature OF this
adventure upon which was SO reck'
lcssly embarked. Could we once at
tain the yachts deck unobserved ana
make our attack with sufficient swirl
ness 10 prevent the discharge OF hre.
arms the rest might be accomplished
without great risk Of discovery, par'
ring some unexpected mishap. me
very audacity OF such an attempt was
strongly In our favor. II We SUCCEEDED
in silently warping the Esmoralda oe'
You'd range of the guns OF the shore
batteries all feal aud immediate dan
ger would be over. Probably not,
war vessel In the harbor had steam
IN, and, II they did, no Chilean war
ship could hope to overhaul us wheh
once fairly ut sea. -..l.i. 5i.
/ gave the personnel Of the crew
futile had collected brief considera.
ton. They were no rougher than
should naturally expect men to DC
who we're volunteering for such a task.
Besides, Jack ashore and Jack ut sea
are two widely differing personalities:
once sobcred and on shipboard.
steadied somewhat by the perils OF
their position. and exhilarated by the
promised reward, they would doubtless
proye efficient enough. futile might
require 4 lesson In seq etiquette. and,
II he did, i felt perfectly confident OF
my ability TO administer It promptly
and forcIbly. AS for De Nova, had
no doubt that he would prove himself
n good man. So. altogether, my spirits
rose as thus contemplated 4 definite
plan Of action. ,5f
The movement on the water was
only the merest ripple. with tho riding
lights Of the various ships at anchor
reflected back as from 4 giant mir
ror. Two vessels. full.riggcd snip
and small schooner, lay close IN
shore, apparently deserted, their decks
gloomy wastes, their bare snars stick
Ing up skeleton.like and ghostly.
Farther out, and somewhat to the loft,
yellow lantern, perhaps IN the bow
Of n guardboat, bobbcd about, zig-zag.
ging here and there like some erratic
Btar. It was some time before ! could
locate with any certainty the partic'
ular vessel sought. The harbor was
Uttered with sea craft Of every de-
scrlptIon, and my. knowledge regarding
the Esneralda was most meager, be:
lng merely her polntof anchorage, and
that she was q large steam.yacht,
schooner rugged. X " 4 4 "
Sa Finally into the focus Of the; leveled;
glasses there crept indlstinctly the
delicate Itracerys ofs her bow, rendered
more plainly Ylslbla beneath the aTsep;,
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,subdusd voice. we cot them bon.
IIsbut Mason vns pricked With n knife
during the ssculla,t n AS
did you close the to'castle !rS !
questioned briefly I,
IAN fast, Sir, but i doubt II any Of
the crew are below" N Nv g!5sS
S.Well, there are some down In the
engine room, and the fellow in charge
looks as II he! might fight on occasion.
Take hall. a dozen men with you. and
jump below. The Kanakas won't make
any serious trouble. but you had bet
ter clap a gun to the engineer" ss
Ifwatched them as they swarmed
like rats over the hatch-comblng and
dropped down into the light There
was scurrying Of bodies, a sharp ex.:
: change OF blows, a yelp Of alarm from
( the startled aKanakas. a stout yolley.
{ Of English oaths, and, when the tangle
partially cleared away, the engineer.
was lying fiat on his back, the knee
Of the big singer at RodrIsues' at his
chest, and futile holding blue.bar-i
relied revolver at his ear. | never be.
held an angrler man, but he was help.
less as a baby. Assured Of the future,
Of the engine room, l mounted the
steps and took a hasty survey OF both
bridge and wheelhonse. %They we're
Hnoccupied-the vessel was entirely In
our possession. "A
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Copyright 4. c. MrCluru 4 Co.. 1901

knew him then instantly. my MEM
DRY pIcturlng anew the cold. gray
dawn, sAe green, angry sens, the help
less. sodden hulk heav!ng sickenlngly
to It's death, and those water.drenched
lorms we hauled over the sinking rail-
into our tossing boat. | held forth
my hand. and his brown fingers, hard
Us Iron, closed over It In a grip 10 DO
felt. 81
"Surc, It's come back. mate" said.
u rather guess can count on you"
His dark eyes mot mine In frank
honesty. .-,
Running arms for the Cuban revo'
lutIonIsts then, weren't you?" | asked,
IndIffcrently. What since?"
He shrugged his shoulders, glancing
across at futile, and lingering his
mustache. I-35.
"sacre! It has been MS re devil
drove" easily. re Inst was SANDAL
wood in 20 South seas. care little,
SO re pay be good" ..
Then we'll get down 10 facts" and
| sat back In the chair fronting the
two OF them. "Mr. Tuttlo. how many
men have you enlisted for this AFFAIR.""
Twenty" &. -t RI
"Tho.s follows out yonder?" and |
nodded toward the closed door. He
exhibited his yellow teeth, his eyes
narrowing. N
They'll be about all veil want to
tackle. I guess" he volunteered. with
some assumption of cheerfulness, "un.
less maybe you decide to turn this
expedition into piracy an give &'em
half the spolls. They're that sort, all
right. u ]; jiSSS
4; Strengthened back In my ctair,Imy
laws Sset hard, smy gaze SendeayerIpS
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q 7siE3s6N4194 ~
PILES CURED tA'T1.FE ONE
NEW fAHsoR ZION METHOD,


II you suffer from bleeding. itchirl,
blind or protrnaing8 Piles, send ~
your address, and I will tel you hu,s
to cure yourself at home By tho nsv
absorption treatment and viii hlsss
send some Of this home treat ment M
for trial, with reterenc ices from Syour
own locality II requested: lnime diht1I
relief and permanent cure assurpl.
Send no money but tell others osi
this offer. Write today 2. Mn ~
Summers, Box !, NotreS Dame, Ind.
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sgt-.s1!, .EEfg F3. ~ ~ rIsT ssII Fjs.'i. t ~.
WOULDN'T TAKE OATH OF OFFICE
so PRESIDENT OF NATIONAL
BANK RESIGNED FROM s5
HIS POSITION. 81

From WEIGH in our neighborlnG coun.
ty Of Mcdowell and about the last
place on earth according to popular re.
port, wlMre one would look for rellg.
GUS scruples OF such a. pronounced
character, comes the story OF the reslg-
nation Of E. H. Suddith as president
OF the Fist Natloaal Bank OF that
place because his religion would not
premit him to take The oath necessary
to his qualification. says the Raleigh
Herald. ,s5.
In explanation Of his action. Mr.. Sud
dith has issued the following state.
ment:
When 1t Is known the public. natur.
ally will ask the question: "Why has
The First National Bank Of Welch, W.
Va, changed presIdents!" The change
was caused from the fact only, Of Its
former president refusing to comply
with the LAW Of man, which law is he
should make oath. or affirm. in order to
maintain the presidency, he at once
said he would neither make oath nor
affirm, and was considered unquall.
fled for the, ofIlce.No other reason,
thank God, only that he would not dis.
obey the commandments OF the Savior.
Weak kneed preachers and OYSTER
mouthed church members have been
whipping the devil around the stump
for 10 these many years by affirming
Adam whipped the, devil around the
stump Eve, but this lid not keep Adam
from being driven The presence of the
Lord. The bible plainly says other
than "Yes any nay cometh Of evil"
See Mathew fifth chapter, 33rd to 37th
verses, when reads as follows::
Again have heard that It hath been
said by them OF old times, thou shall
not forswear thyself, but shall perform
unto the Lord thy caths:: But | say
unto you, swear not at all, neither by
heaven for It is Gods throne: nor by
the earth; for 1t Is bis footstool; neltl.
er by Jerusalem, for It is the city OF
the great King. neither shall thou
swear by the head. because thou canst
not make one hair white or black. But
let your communication be yea, yea
nay nay for whatsoever is more than
thess cometn Of evil" The bank Is
good healthy condition with good sub.
stantial- business men Of Mcdowell
county as Its officers. The newly elect
ed president Mr.. D. F. Strother OF
WEIGH. West Virginia. Is a young man
who has made his mark as onls Of the
leading business men Of the country,
| will have, the same interest In the
bank as / have heretofore. The instl.
tuition has grown through the depess.
ion Of business, which depression has
not been caused by the election OF MIR.
Taft, neither the republican party.
mona than other inlividuales though
they be Of the Drobition party. Living
In dIsobedience TO Gods command
nents has brought about what We arr
t the present time undergoing. Ma!
he people opsn their eyes TIT the:
nay see and know right from wrong
Solomon asked for thls.none Of you
wise ns Solomon, and jhe went tt
God. May you go. .i =
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$50
WANTED = Men to be statesmen, to
take our correspondence course In tho
Science Of Craftsmanship. The shrl-
don School has increased the earning
power Of over $4,000 men from 10 per
cent. to 100 per cent, and more. Clerks
'bookkeepers, correspondents. sales.
men and managers. can all earn more
10y; knowing and applying Sheldon sell
ing methods. We have helped thou.
seands OF men secure good positions.
Write today and learn how we eau
help you. One Of the greatest books
on business ever written will be sent
free. TILE SHELDON SCHOOL, 1853
Republic Bldg Chlcass. tt
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.if lai5.7S
Miscellaneous
k1,';i;;IE|Ijj 'o 21iii VIZ,

BOARD AND ROOMS FOR STU.
DENTs-People VINO want Normal
hoarders or roomers for the spring
term will please notify the principal
OF the school. Specify carefully price.
and whether ladies or gentlemen are
wanted, whether board and room Or
lrom only Will be furnished. Rooms
with light housekeeping privileges are
in special demand. s 4
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EWANTED-Agent, lady Or gentleman,
Ia every g town. Good selling article.
ISIS stof $50 d week. Write today for
aehculars. Oriental Embroidery Co.
I26s 4N, liberty ST., lamore, Nd
tings. Return 70 this ONCE FOR $500
i,x,aeSRliard. \ Va sI,sI.... 81.
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MISREPRESENTATION REGARD.
ING patent which would be money.
maker. Only inventor who Wishes to
sell direct to manufacturer need an.
swer. Give price and description. l..
Darbyshlre, Box 1S22-A, Rochester, n.
Y, Ct
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WANTED-By the Humane Society, a
good home for a healthy ten year old
boy. Apply 217 Jefferson street, tt
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WANTED-Homes for sturdy boy Of
y and a pretty girl Of 0. Address
Humane Society, Fairmont. W. Va.
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Lost and Found
Help, Wanted
law NV, '21sii | R E{||
MALE HELP,

u MEN WANTED QUICKLY by big
Chicago Mail Order House to distrlb-
ute catalogues, advertise, etc. $500
yA5 WEEP. $4,000 expense allowance
first month. No experience required.
MANAGER, 500 Wabash Bldgr Cal
cage. 6s
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YOUNG MEN FOR RAILWAY MAIL
sERvicE-Exam. May Is. Intending
applicants should begin preparation at
once. Sample questions and "How
Government Positions are Secured"
sent free. Inter State Schools, 1Sa
College, Pl., Cedar Rapids Iowa. Ct
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WANTED-On No. l real estate, ST.
900 and $4,000 loan; first mortgage.
r. R. Mason, Agt. tt
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iWANTED-A girl for general house.
work. 1924 Walnut avenue. y tt
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WANTED-Ladies Bicycle, 423 Fair.
mont avenue. tt
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WANTED-one thousand dollars. on
good time. Real estate security, Z
per cent. Address j.. West Virginian.
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5HouIses for Rent

sF:oR #RENT-One A loom house, Sec.
esonrd ward. Inquire s. c. Norris. Wash
sangtonS street. u
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FOR ;,RENT-A large u room house
son Maple avenue. Gas and water.
Modern. NJ. N. Barns.
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FOR RENT dwelling houses in
First ward J. One s rooms-other 3
rooms: Every convenience. Harry
Shaw. v 4 u