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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-31
THE EVENING STORY

Ill finally Mr.. Tracy arose in wrathful
rebellion. Gimme that red diyil-
glass; he commanded. IT'S thrown
ii into the ash-cart III be afther doing
this minute"
"No-no-no!" bazed Mrs Tracy
She arose and held the radiant. rcd
gem between her fingers, tightly
clenched behind her back
Gimme the hoodoo- jool" ordered
Mr.. Tracy.
The baby cried heartrendingly; the
twins tore each others curling locks
The goat, walking in from light re-
past on Mr.. 'Briens crimson sweater,
loomed at the antagonists.
Gimme the evil sparkle" cried Mr..
Tracy; and the Knave OF Hearts walk
cd around and nipped the dangling red
bandana from his pocket.
Never in the world" retorted that
Mrs. Tracy; and the Knave. with an
eye to smaller delcacies. strolle1
around and licked at her hands
Heavens gasped Mrs Tracy.
The ruby has disappeared,
Then praise be-" exclaimed Mr..
Tracy; and he began to smile expan-
sively. The baby caught the contag-
Ion and crowed shrilly The twins
ceased to battle and brought out the
new string harness. The Knave of
Hearts faced Mrs Tracy and wiggled
his patriarch beard very teasingly.
He has swallowed the Hyderabed
Ruby" said Mrs Tracy with sigh or
relief Il don't believe I'm sorry"
ITS the blessedest thing the Knave
at.ar IiJ'u dDclaraH Mr
Afterwards they treated the Knave
OF Hearts TO delectable mess OF the
babys faded. red hair-ribbons.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-31

thought I'll just steal that ball OF
yarn OF glandma's and hide IT,"
After while grandma thought she
would knit, but when she looked for
the ball Of yarn II was nowhere 10 lie
found. George came In and helped
her look, and when he peeped under
the library table he found piece Of
string Picking il up he saw it was
some Of the missing ball OF yarn He
untangied the string from around the
foot OF the table. followed il out TO
the dining room, and from there -
the Kitchen And there In corner
lying fast asleep on the rest OF the
yarn, lay PuffbalL
Grandma was very much provoked
al the kitten for stealing her yarn.
but when Punball jumped up in her
lap purrIng loudly as much as 10 say,
I'm sorry" she laughed and said
We'll. suppose kittens must play.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-31
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STORRSNRN
PuFFeALl

Punball was pretty little maltese
kitten that lived al Georges house.
she nad been given her queer name
because every time Georges dog Bus.
ter, came near her she wout1 nuf up
all her fur. and he- all would get
almost as big around as her body
This day Puffbail had been unusG-
ally full of tricks. she had played
with l spool aad had even ran up
and down on the screen door George
grandma said the kitten was NUS
ance because ii was always running
about near and under her feet. That
hurt Punbalis feelings. 50 She
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-31


81 the coming week, for 1t has So
as one OF the principal attrac-
of the new bill OF vaudeville the
II s. the burlesque magiclans
performers are adopts In magic
ley burlesque the art ia clever
and make their performance a
high class and hilarious cont
hey demonstrate, ia presenting
:. the most difficult tricks how
~ ,rfoTm. at the same time show
TO perform. II one VIII pardu1
III, dONiCal explanation. EV,ty
- hen when the spectator fanCics
las been nicely fooled he dis.
70 TO his vast anus mrnt thdt
|, ick is revealed To him In absurd
n. Just as amusing viii be the
ng or those drOll follows. Kramer
.oss. German comedians. who al
= have a batch OF fresh nonsense
|, which 10 tangie their dialect IN
musical line the bill can boast OF
strong numbers, Con Daley. the
tenor. whose sweet voice Will be
In several pretty ballads, and
Stimson the worlds best ban
Il whose marvellous technique IS
fhyed in several difficult selections
Ii Kohlcr, the singing soubretts,
also find her admitrr- and pleas
minutes will bc provided 10y
\ Dunlevy. the polite entertalner.
ition TO these performers and
= others there will be a number
on pictures OF bo,h a comic anu
matte nature.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-31

Ell better than il does now, as u was
Thoroughly cleanctN and. decorated Tor
the David Warheld cusREemeuts al
which time several Thousand dollars
were spent
The Lafayette theater viii Doe known
as the detroit home or mrlodrtma tins
season the conversion OF the - hitnry
into "A high class house under the Iii
rectlon Of the Shuhrrta, making a
change necessary. pr. NJ. Culnphe o,
manager OF the Lafayette. has had-tne
housc thoroughly renovated curing the
summer and IL preparing 10 omen ilS
season Aug s. The dcOrhttous are IN
gray and gold. a very hris9t cheerful
With whum all Detroit mqlodrpmatI o.
LOVERS are fautiliaF has been engage 4
hy IN Campbell. and his grnidl pr',-
enCc will undoubtedly ala M ma king
the Lafayette as popular as Tie Whit
new was under the old regime. fof
the opcnfng bin )r. Campbell has sc-
cured the Spencer and Aboru success.
sold Into slavery
Tho problem which confronted JGf
Weber Ia securing players tof the dif-
fcult role Of Adelina Won Hagen IA
'Thc Climax" was paramount The
part not only calls for q gifted act
ress but for woman poFsessci OF an
opcratic voice when new companies
were formed the cry went up Where
can you find women 10 PLAY this role
OF Adelna? o." Mr. Wcbcr's efforts were
rewarded by the acquisition az FIVE act
resses who We're found To be equally
as capable a. the original Miss Wat
son Miss Sada Wcrtheim. who wiz
be seen ia tho role OF Adellun Won Ia
gen IS an actress and mus iciau OF ua-
usual worth She - graduate ot the
Conservatory OF Music in Parts AVID
studied under no less a celebrity than
Jean De Rescke. The climax VIII
open the season at the Detroit Opc.l
house. Aug. %
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-31
WAYNE HOTEL GARDENS.

be new program Of music for the
Ing week "a the Wayne Hotel .r4i -
q viii Introduce two now vocal 500
- whom the management has Jas.
ired TO entertain its patrons ana t.
Il them forget the unpleasantnvs
cot nights The principal so!Dist Of
sMeok VIII bc Miss Pauline suits
accomplished young won. o. ~ at
I've personality. who is filling a
: DnCrTt engagements before gpiuS
@ U start rehrarsals IA opera. Ms
NJ, has an extensive repertoire,
includes many ot the grand
atlas as well as the lightcst pop
allhds Of the hour Another SOLO
- u le Arthur Shaw. a young man
.assesaes fine voice aud who VII
ard in number OF attractive
.. The principal portion Of tn"
s,m Will as usual bc provided oy
= Military band. and Director Booa
again present his fine instrument
in q varied program arranged
Get every taste. The recent tor
and humid weather has Demon
ed the qualifications ~ the WaEn"
ems as superior riverside resort
tine cool auditorium has been
,ded every night with patrons VINO
enjoyed the music and tho fine
service
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-31

Joseph Rudnicdke, laborer EN-.
ployed by the Michigan AlkaH Co. IN
Wyandoite. fell down an elevator
shaft Friday Afternoon and died sew,
eral hours later In Emergency hospi.
tai He attempted 10 use an elevator
with which he was not familiar. and
missed his footing Rudnicdke leaves
a wife and three children la the old
country
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-31
In the Loca!
Playhouses
TEMPLE.


Y" Temple theator management
present three sta4 acts next week
IA appear only during the supmt r
n IN vaudeville They are "A farce
IA 'chums, presented by special
q lgemcnt with Charles frohmul.
y h Eva Taylor and her players n
\ asst; Homst Lind and MS company
p L. one-aCt classic called The Optr,
ht ar ana kinie DAILY the celebrated
= Or. who was the principal woman
~ george NJ Cohans production OF
"a age Washington. Jr.' last scdsoh-
~, huns Is the prize playltt ut Ia"
tt York Herald used hy Charles
Aman as a curtain raiser for III
>"Niacy"
>. mer Lind Is making a special tour
Vliiuudeville this summer. appearing
an ion limited period previous go
so. starring tour Ia the mastetpie 80
Ncd The Inner Man" companion
ID 10 The Music Master which
bis 10 the road Nov .. Alr. Lind -
III we'll known 10 the music loves
onitroit
eelie DAILY Is one OF the most Cel.-
nix dancers In this country. sharing
itt,s with Adelaide and Dazzle. fhuee
y like dancing on the classic orG'r
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-31

I no doubt appreciate the tcrpsi-
rcan skill uf-this- charming IAN /
Jed young woman
harles ana Fannie Van comedy.
ging and dancing Howard brothers.
\ kings OF the living baujos. Henry
ye. assisted hy Mai Sturgts In an eN-
lent btrlPSqgc magic act, -Four
ntas physically perfect women lr
nnastiC work. the Mario trio. phvst-
IS perfect men IN a novelty ATHLETE
and the Microscope pictures com
ln tn. Nh
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-31
A NIuht Riders Raid

The worst night riders are calomel.
Croton oil or aloes pills They raid
your led TO rob you OF rest Not so
With DR.. Kings New life pills. They
never distress or Inconvenience. but
always cleanse the system. curing
Colds. Headache. Constipation. Malar.
la. at T.. c. Kinsel. Central Drug Co..
Gray & Worcester
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-31
ANENIE-

Iiams' "Impcrials. one ~ the
'rd burlcs0ue shows Will have
nor of upeninE the new season
4 10 In the Avenue thoatcr. the
Ling SUNDAY afternoon. AUS \.
IL time the merry whirl OF bur
will be on and lovers of This
amusement may expect many
J. ings The Avenue never look
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-31

n the lead around the packages OF
Salada" was weighed In with the
tea, 1t would show profits 10 the Com
pany OF over half a million a year.
but this is not done Absolutely full
weight Of tea is given inside the
"Salada" packet.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-31
Grand Trunk Railway System.
Seaside Excursions.
Portland. Me-, and return. SIG 90.

Corresponding low fares 20 points
on Maine Coast. also Lower ST Law.
renee and Maritime Province Points.
Tickets will be on sale August 9th
to 18Th. inclusive, valid TO return until
August 3Oth
City Ticket once. 1874 WOODWARD
ave Telephone NJ Sc
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-31

One person can use two.man saw
ry stifenine Il with bow made OF a
split sapling or other wood that VIII
counterfeit its tendency TO buckle.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-31
His fsvorIte brand OF canned goods
wrappers was the kind that shows
the big scarlet tomato.

seemed TO bring her back 10 the an
frame of mind that had
prevailed before the coming OF the
Knave OF Hearts. She would sit all
day and fondle the bauble. neglecting
Daniel Alexander. the baby; Ignoring
the noisy twins: sighting the goat,
and voxing Mr. Tracy.
Things became worse and worse I'm.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-31

Here is the proper style in hair
dressing for the girl who wants TO
look tailor-made-and II includes
bangs. you see And isn't 1t pretty?
II is 80 simple that one does not need
bushel OF extra hair iu order 20 get
II up IN proper shape, and II Is worn
b, New Iork's most fashionable WON
en-
The bangs are curled. the hair Is
parted. and waved back over a small.
lamhswool roll, and fastened IN the
center of the back with large shell
comb-thc only ornament worn The
large. fat loosely braided switch
brought entirely around the head il
the only false hair worn.
It's the prettiest Interpretation of
the banged pOmpadourless couture
yet shown
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-07-31
FAMILY THEATER.

he Family theater viii make some
elatious In black art for its patrons
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-30
OGDEN BRIEFS AM PERSONALS

} Earl Ballantyne. son Of Prof Jo-
seph Ballantyne, left today noon for
mission 20 Germany.
supt w. A. whitney OF the Union
Pacific has returned from a business
trip east and IS very busy clearing up
matters which have accumulated dur
ing his absence.
Farley j. Carver. son OF President
James $. Carver of the Retail Mer-
chants association. has been called on
"a mission to Germany and Switzerland
and expects TO leave about oct 6.
The benefit performances to be given
In the Orpheum Friday evening and
Saturday afternoon for the sixth ward
Westinghouse fund, are being ex-
tensively advertised. An immense BAN
ner has been stretched across Twenty
fourth street at Washington avenue
and other novel m~-us nave been
adopted to catch the eye An cx-
ceptionally large attendance Is ex-
pccted.
Adam j. Knapp. deserter from the
Fifteenth Infantry stationed az Fort
Douglas, was arrested yesterday by
Detective James pender and Patrol
man Keliher He win be turned over
TO the army authorities
Charles Wilson and J L. Morris
charged with highway robbery, were
given preliminary hearing ia the
municipal court and placed under a
bond Of $500 each and bound over to
the district court These are the men
who were caught I'm the act of robbng
a Jap on Monday morning last at the
rear OF the tabernacle.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-30

LNHI. 5 sut 2S-Candidatcs for offices
for the coming election are beginning
90 loom up. AS the Democrats always
have hopeless minority un ntcrcs
is ncing ccutered as 90 who viii bc the
Republican nominees. Tho question as
10 vino win be mayor will probably lie
between =. I. Goodwin. present head OF
the city council. and u. ~. Gardner
former city councilman. although
others are getting in IN field. while
the present city council has voted 90
close the saloons and have prohibition
after Jan !. 1910. the incoming city
council If favorable to the saloons.
could repeal it, so it is now proposed
to make this an issue at the coming
election ana be voted on direct, which
seems To meet with much favor. OF
course ~ this Us not done. there IS
going TO be- quite "a hght between the
prohibitionists and the saloon following
to get couucilmcn I'm who viii be fav-
orable 10 their interests. Qualifications
Of men VINO can rush the water system
in TO the best advantage of the citizens
viii be quite a question in placing them
as nominees on the respective tickets.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-30
NEW POWER PLANT
FOR U.L.& R'Y. CO.
Work Commenced on Structure
IN Weber Canyon to Cost
100000.
IMPENDING MUNICIPAL ROW.
crusade Threatened Against CITY Oni-
cials for Nalfcasancc--Big Sheep
Dcals-Ncws Notes.

OGDEN. sept 30.-p. j, Moran, the
snIakc contractor commenced work
YESTERDAY ON tho new power house OF
IN, Utah Light & Railway company In
Weber canyon at site near the head
~ the Davis O. Weber counties canal.
The dimensions OF the plant viii be 80
b, Is feot The foundations and base
rfl De constructed OF concrete. with a
structure of steel and brick The build
irr win De of the latest design for this
class OF work and il is estimated that
,hc plant and equipment viii call for
an expenditure Of nearly 100000 one
$500 kiloWatt generator, directly con-
rected 10 a 5000 horse power Pelton
turbine. win be Installed as soon as
the building is completed. and sufti-
Glen. space win be allowed for another
generator which can be Installed later,
Is additional power is required. Besidea
he generators and other electrical APP
pratus. the plant will be fully fitted
with the most up-to-date travelling
crane and other equipment necessary
% make it one Of the most modern
noWer stations in the west 10 is ESTE
lfeted within the next so days. after
which the equipment viii be Installed
With all possible speed The water sup
pB Tor the plant will be through an
immense pipe line. recently construct
ed the total length of which is 5000
feet. 1900 feet being OF 81 inch con-
crete and 1000 feet Of "A inch wood
slave pipe. The plant viii be operated
under a total head of $50 feet. The
Dam. which is 10 bee constructed OF re-
uiorced concrete. will be of the latest
upe and viii be "a feet high and 1875
ies wide. causing the river to form
-ask-Waier" Of approximately three
carriers of mile in length. The power
snerated at this plant Will be carried.
b. means of a steel tower line. "A dis
lance of about five miles, TO the present
transmission line from ogden to salt
Lake and will be connected to the gem
ua system of the company to furnish
power for ogden and Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-30
DEATH or W. y. MARSH.

OGDEN Utah. Sept gO.-Word has
been received by tho local lodCc of
Elks that w =. Marsh. % Hfc member.
and builder OF the Lucin cutoff. Harri-
mans greatest achievement ice railroad
reconstruction. died in san Francisco
THIS morning, after fnur weeks illness.
following an operation for appendicitis.
AZ the time hc was attacked with
appendicitis Mr.. Marsh was i'm charge
Of the heavy reconstruction work ON
the southern pacih limos ia the Sierra
Ncvadas near ColfaN Cal
Though his greatest single piece OF
RAILROAD building was the i7-mile bridge
and hll-in across Great Salt Lake his
second most important piece Of work
was the bay shore cutoff near san
Francisco.
San Francisco. Sept GOV T.
Marsh. the Southern Pacific engineer.
who died In the Southern Pacific hos
pital In this city early today had been
in the latter institution nearly
month. An operation Cor appendicitis
was performed on Sept 4 ana another
was necessary on Sept. 20 for an abb
scess of the liver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-30
LEHI BRIEFS.

city roadmaster. George Webb. is
very busy putting the roads In good
shape for winter travel
ola Larson, until recently foreman
Of the Central Experiment Farm here.
which has been solo by the county.
WIN move to cache valley and become
superintendent OF the Cache county
poor farm.
The following Iehi young people ara
now attending the y. v H.: Silas Ter
ry Hazel Evans, Viola Gardner. Muir
lin Southwick. John Bushman. Zelda
Kirkham. leslie Broadbent. Abe An
ders0n, William Gray Areva Davis.
And the following the q. of T.: Earl
Holmstcad. Abe Phillips. Guy Evans.
Archie Gardner Robert Sharp, Norman
Homestead, Emma Coates, Marian
Thurman
Miss Lucille Peterson Lohi belle.
and n. Chr.stoftcrson VIII Doe married
soon.
Recent births arc reported as follows:
To Mrs. 7, = prestwich, a daughter.
20 MIS-. ". webb a son, To- Mrs
John Gilchrist q son
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-30
RIcur OF WAY ron rmr LINZ.

LEHI. Sept 2s.-Tho Lchi city cuun-
ci met with the people of Alpine the
other evening and arranged .or com
iuittcc to get a right of way for Tho
water pipe line from the actriing tank
above Alpine TO the setting tank above
i.chi. pire is now being laid from the
School House springs down tu the Al
pine settling tank. The Ichj settling
tank o. about excavatgd ana viii be
ccmentCd up soon. Providing right Of
way cam be- obtained quickly. % DIS exc
p,rtcd the limo 10 lehl win bo iaii thls
IAN and water bc delivered here.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-30
ACQUITTED ~ JURY.

PROVO. sept 10 Yesterday the case
of the State va. Lars A. Johnson. Jr.
WAS tried before Justice NQon ana n
Jury m this city Tho charge Was bait
terry and tho verdict not guilty
Defendant and the complaining Wit
moss Joseph Iietlcn, are both respected
citizens 90 Santanuln. August = they
engaged Ia an alteration in Whicle AR
Tiofion was badly cut on the hea4 tie
claims the injury resulted from being
struck with a shovel in the hands Of
Johnson Johnson claims be- struck
Tioilen with his hHi and that Tietion
wound.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-30
BIG DEALS IN SHEEP.

OGDEN. sept 29.-rhe sheep busl-
ness IS becoming "a favorite one with
several citizens Of ogden and by the
closing of two large deals. the number
Interested In the wool business has
been somewhat increased
Horace Pcery and his brothcr-in- law.
T. T. Fulkerson Of Chicago. have just
closed a deal for the purchase Of
10000 head ot sheer in Nevada. The
range which will be used for this
herd lies near tho old Sparks Tinnan
ancn and Be- said 90 be one of the
Lnesi grazing districts IN the west.
r. p. Schlageter has recently taken
over the Interests Of Mrs Bonner
mart in the sheep Industry Including
$1,000 head of sheep. outfits and
camp. 70 IS understood that this trans
action involved about $4,000. Mr..
schlageter Wiil transfer his large flock
from ner present range IN NORTH
san
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-30
Bambcrgcr Line Excursion 10 Salt
Lake.

For l. y. S. Conference and wan
state Fair
one fare for round trip on sale oct.
End 10 9Th Inclusive. return limit oct
18th. Special train from Ogden OCT.
3rd- ith-5th-6th and eth leaving at
1850 A. NJ. arrive salt Lake 8:25 A.
VI. Special Theatre Trains return from
Salt Lake, oct 2nd-3rd-fth-5th and
6th al 1880 =. N. Ask our agents. ~
Daily trains IN addition TO special
trains on days mentioned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-30

The closet OF the present city admin
istrntion when an organization now
forming becomes a legal entity
ID le understood that Mayor Brewer
81 TO be hailed into court and made
TO explain why he permitted gamh-
ling and for the prosecution of tho
mayor and others $4,000 has been sub
scrihcd And. Furthermore. the may
is 10 hc asked IL he has been dealing
I'M city warrants during his term OF
office
"Othcr city officials and officers arc
Involved and other Irregularities ana
ilrgalities are 90 bc charged other
than that Of allowing gambling
Those Who prosecuted the city coun-
cilmcn few years ago arc said To be
back OF this crusade"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-30
FUNERAL OF MRS. SMITH.

LEHI. sept 2s-The funeral of Mrs
Sarah Ann T.iddiard Smith o. pioneer
resident of Lehi. who died Friday last
of general debility. was held yesterday
afternoon ia the new Tabernacle The
speakers we're bishop Andrew Field
and Elders Morgan Howell Martin
Bushman, William Bone and George
Webb. who told OF their acquaintauce
with the deceased. and spoke of her
labors as an early settler and OF Ter
love and devotion as "a wife, mother
and friend and in the Church. She was
born in Windsor, England, oct IS. 1881
Joined the Church in lSf7. came 10 Utah
In 1854, married Joseph j. Smith I'm
1867. She Is the mother OF two chill
drcn one child and husband have pre-
coded her. She is survived by her
daughter, Mrs J. r. Cotter and grand
Children
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-30
rrsrn,Irs ArrEn ToUn WEARS.

Carlisle Center. n. y. q. b. Bur-
hans. writes. About four Years ago 1
wrote that 4 had been ontirey cured
OF kidney trouble by taking two bottles
OF FolclH kidney Remedy, and after
four years 1 am again pleased 20 state
thai j have never had any retuin OF
those symptoms ana I am evidently
cured % Stay cured" foley's Kidney
Remedy Will do the same for you. a.
]. Hul DuE 60. "rho Never Substi-
tutors
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-30
GREEKS BEGIN S1HlNE
AT BINGHAM CANYON

BINGHAM CANYON. sept % scrfoue
trouble was threatened here This morning
~ the Dtth copper mine when tho Greoks
started H'striEo against the Jams and In-
cidcniallF for higher pHY. William and
Joe Callaugfkar were fhr rlnglcadcrs ln
the trouble They ran the company fore
man On the dunn at the. point OF "a gun
They were arrested by Deputy Shorinq
Forbes and Coates and placed DOB JAIN
well boz hand.
The cause of the trouble D. hard 10 tell
81 is nrcs umed to DE case of icalousy
against Che Jaus, who arc Thought tO
be- guttine better pay than the Greeks